Child Cured Of Severe Skin Disease By Cuticura
A Springfield mother recounts a infant with widespread pimples and crusting, burning itch, sleeping difficulty, and months of distress. After trying three treatments, she reports relief and full cure within two months using Cuticura Soap and Ointment, with a sample offer and postal address.
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Nelson Tragedy in 232 Letters at Christie's
London June Christie s to auction July 1 a remarkable collection of 292 letters by Nelson to Lady Nelson from August 1785 to November 4 1800 mostly unpublished and unknown to biographers. Letters discuss Lady Hamilton after Aboukir and Nelson s birthday plans with her rival. The late Lady Nelson sent some letters attempting reconciliation. the last letter was opened by Lord Nelson but not read.
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Christie's
Nelson
Taily Nelson
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Lady Nelson
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July Hamilton
Aboukir
Lord Nu
Albany Business College Adverts Promising Training
An item highlights the Albany Miainess college advertisement in Albany papers claiming the school is among the most successful in Ireland and noting many graduates become prosperous business men who credit their success to the Albany Business college training.
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Albany Miainess College
Albay Business College
Advy
Policeman Shot Dead In Boston Stand-off With Robber
Boston police inspector Thomas F. Norton was shot in a crowded Boylston street restaurant while trying to seize Lawrence P. Robinson, wanted in Grand Rapids on murder and robbery charges. Robinson was wounded and overpowered by a mounted officer as he fled. companion Joseph F. Vaniels faces a first degree murder charge and a separate jewelry store daylight robbery is linked with diamonds valued at 2 200.
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Polic
Thomas F. Norton
Meterday
Lawrence P. Robinson
Grand Rapids
Mich
Robinson
Joseph F. Vaniels
Boylston Gate
Washington and Hoylston Street
Norton
Daniels
Trenton
Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound boosts Eldon woman
Eldon Missouri resident Mia T Harvey describes long suffering from displacement inflammation and weakness with pain and nervous distress. After trying many remedies she took Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and recovered strength. The ad promotes the product widely from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Mass and claims it helps many women with gynecological complaints.
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Eldon
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mia
T. Hariey
Missouri
Organizing People's Machines Touches National Debate
Washington reports on June 20 show lawmakers debating Japanese exclusion legislation as President, Brean, and Caminetti discuss safeguards with Rep Baker and the Pacific coast delegation. The plan aims to mobilize "people's machines" to curb political machines and push for civil secretary availability and free meeting spaces, with Margaret Wilson and a party of writers and workers accompanying.
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Youterine
Baker
California
Brean
Caminetti
Pacific Coast
Faker
House
Madison
Wis
Japan
Mims Jland
Margaret Wilson
Congress
Kent
Mise Wilson
Misa Wilson
Zona Gale
Maggie W. Parry
Sherman
Tex
Herbert Quick
Frank P. Stockbridge
Chicago
Dean Walter T. Sumner
John R. Richards
South Parks
Genevieve Turner
Lives or Liquor Public Problem at Conference
Clinton Missouri June 20. Mrs Leanora M Lake of St Louis addresses National conference of Workers of the Prohibition Party. She argues the nation must choose between protecting lives and men over liquor revenue, urging that men, not money, sustain a nation’s greatness.
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Clinton
Leanora M. Lake
St. Louis
National Conference of Workers of the Prohibition Party
Baptists Oppose Sectarian Instruction in Public Schools Boston
June 20 report to the northern convention shows 12 conference organizations with 862 ministers and over 70,000 members contributing 8165010 for missions. Languages include German Swedish Danish Norwegian Finnish French Italian Hungarian Bohemian Polish Slovak Romanian. Six percent of Baptists use a foreign language. Convention supports moral religious instruction but opposes sectarian school instruction and favors missionary education for ministers starting at age 3 for those over 30 years.
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Boston
Commission On ‘Baptist
Repert
Turkish envoy Rus tem Deydee Hitiyeki converts to Islam
Alfred Rustem Bey, now Ahmed Rustem Bey, has become a Muslim after succeeding as ambassador to the United States. Born of Polish paternal blood and an aristocratic British maternal line, he gained Turkish praise after his conversion. He receives a jeweled watch and chaplet from the sultan, with a career noted for Washington postings and Abdul Hamid era pay disputes.
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Alfred Rustem Deydee Hitiyeki
United States
Miss Sandison
Rustem Bey
Ahmed
Alfred
Aevor
Kate Bey
Washington
Abdul Hamid
Turkish diplomats away from hone fonod their pay @ hollow dreams Rostem fey
Strike Feeder
Empress of Ireland inquiry detailed testimony on collision
Testimony at the Empress of Ireland inquiry described the steering failure and near turn to port before the fatal collision on the St Lawrence River. James Galway, quartermaster on the Empress, said the vessel’s stem line scar was defective. Counsel Haight apologized for alleged witness interference by Canadian Pacific Rail Way owners.
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Quebro
Tamerlin
Strond
Alden
Empress of Irelend
Empress Gassid
St. Lawremter
Colite Storetad Fw
Em- Prva
Storetadl
James Galway
Te Eanprese
Geesel
Cos. Haight
Sturstad
Monet
Canadian Pacific rail‘Way
Rate decision may not come till next fall
Washington reports a growing belief the interstate commerce commission will delay final ruling on the advanced rate case until fall. The forthcoming decision may limit itself to whether carriers need more revenue, postponing final methods of raising funds. Brandeis brief analysis supports splitting the case into two parts and focusing first on revenue adequacy.
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Washington
Interatate Commerce Commission
Horton
Brandeis
Commission
New Sugar Lobby Worries Congress
Washington reports a new sugar lobbying wave in Congress with sugar importers clashing with sugar wine growers over duties. Circular letters from the Federal Sugar Refining Co advocate tariff reductions, claiming lower duties have cut retail sugar prices and predicting relief for consumers after May 1914.
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Washington
Congress
Treasury
Mo Se
F.C. Lowry
Federal Sugar Refining Company
Lowry
Senate
Gold Hill Probe Approved by Senate Panel
Washington June 20 Senate committee on contingent expenses ordered a favorable report on a resolution for an investigation into the use of official Senate stationery for a letter promoting the Gold Hill Mining Company of North Carolina.
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Washington
Senate Committee
Senate
Gall Hill Mining Company
North Carolina
Resinol Heals Itching Eczema Soap Ointment Ad
An old advertisement promotes Resinol Soap and Resinol Ointment for eczema itching and other skin troubles. It claims instant itch relief, better sleep, and quick healing, noting doctors have prescribed Resinol for over nineteen years and urging free trials from Baltimore MD.
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Resinol
Baltimore
Washington Route Pilgrimage Marks 1776 Journey
A planned one day automobile pilgrimage recreates General Washingtons 1776 route from Philadelphia to Cambridge to mark his ascent to commander in chief. The Sons of the Revolution will conduct ceremonies at historic sites from Philadelphia to Cambridge, with tablets dedicated in Trenton New York New Haven Hartford Springfield and Worcester along the way. The event aims to honor Washingtons departure June 28 and culminate July 3 with formal ceremonies in Cambridge.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Cambridge
the Nations Society of the Sons of the American Revolution
General Washington
Irving
Fortal
George Washington
Springhelst
Mase
Congress
National Society
Chicago
Henry F. Punderton
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Pennyvallia
New Jersey
Connecticut
Massachusetts
New Koaland
Lexington and
Concord
New England
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Bunker Hill
Phiadelphia
Sons of the Revolution
Milladelphia
Tight Horse
Trenton
New Brunswick
Anthony Lispenard
Hudson
Hoboken
Canal Street
New York Provincial Congress
Sub-Treasury
Wall Street
A. Pugs Tey
Rogers Olekalard Thurston
Louisville
Old Post Road
Kingsbridge
Fairfield
New Haven
Milixtia Company
Yale
Lean Boor
Chapel
College Streets
Weathersfield
Silas Deane
Hartford
Parson's Tavern
Palmer
Brookfield
Worcester
Watertown
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