Ohio woman praises Dr Williams Pink Pills for recovery
An Ohio woman from Zanesville describes fifteen years of weakness and stomach trouble after childbirth. After starting Dr Williams Pink Pills, her back pain eased, appetite returned, and strength improved. The ad touts pills as blood and nerve support, offered at druggists or by mail with pricing and an invitation to request a free booklet.
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Dr. Willams
Amalie Herold
Wheeling Avame
Zanesville
Ohio
Williams
Williame
Dr. Willams Medicine Company
Schenectady
Hines Denies Everything in Lorimer Probe Testimony
Chicago lumber magnate Edward Hines testified before the Senate committee, denying key statements about aiding Lorimer’s election. He asserted Taft and Aldrich supported Lorimer, while prosecutors consider perjury charges for witnesses. The session revealed Hines's conflicting accounts and potential White House involvement.
Vermont Championship Tennis Tournament at Old Pine Club
The 11th annual Vermont open tennis championship will be held at the Old Pine golf club in St. Johnsbury from August 8 to 12. Events include championship singles and doubles and consolation singles with first and runner up prizes noted.
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St. Johnsbury
Vermont
Old Pine Golf Club
United States
Jawan Tennia Prsoination
National League Results and Steamship Disaster Summary
Yesterday's National League results include New York 10 over Hoston 4 and Cincinnati 5 over Chicago 4. In St Louis, Pittsburgh tied with St Louis 6. Philadelphia 4 beat Brooklyn 4. A Quebec dispatch reports the steamship Gen Wolfe struck by Arn Amore near Murray Bay about 50 miles from Quebec and sank. Arnamore arrived here with survivors.
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New York
Hoston
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
St. Louie
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Quebec
Gen. Wolfe
Arnamore
Murray Bay
Aereebesd
Indelphia
Ae Pittaba
Steamship Sinks
St. Loui
MT Cinginne
Diaz in Germany Arrives En Route to Wiesbaden
General Por firio Diaz former president of Mexico arrived in Frankfurt on June 30 en route to Wiesbaden for a medical cure. He traveled with his party and is expected to stay briefly before continuing to the spa town.
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Frankfort
Wiesbaden
Frankfort-on-Main
Germany
Porfirio Ding
Mexico
Tie
Digestive Defects From Fast Eating Warned
Reading warns that eating too quickly or not chewing properly causes digestive ailments and indigestion, which can lead to serious physical troubles. The text applies to all readers and emphasizes careful eating habits to avoid health risks.
Taft weighs troop withdrawal from Texas maneuver division
Washington June 20 President Taft is considering pulling back troops forming the Texas maneuver division with a cabinet decision due today. The move follows improved conditions in Mexico and soldier discomforts cited as the reason.
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Washington
Taft
Texas
Mexico
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Adverts
Local readers in Waurika Oklahoma and Huntington Massachusetts report relief from seven years of female troubles after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Testimonials claim weight gain strength and restored health with no further doctor intervention. The ad notes the remedy treats inflammation ulcers displacements fibroid tumors irregularities and backache among other symptoms.
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Wautrika
Okla
Wasal
Lydis E. Pinkham
Madison defends Roosevelt's fame in sugar trust debate
Washington June 30 An attack on former President Roosevelt for not prosecuting the sugar trust drew a vigorous defence by Madison of Kansas who backed Roosevelt. George H Earle of Philadelphia read Bonaparte's decision and claimed there was no motive evidence. Earle challenged critics while Madison said Roosevelt acted within law and integrity, noting he offered a New York debate that Roosevelt did not accept.
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Washington
Senate
Lorimer
Edward Hines
Chicago Millionair
Hines
Kenyon
Gamble
Jones
Taft
Aldrich
Mr. Lorimer
Springfield
Penrose
Tories
Teneen
Clarence S Funk
International Harvester, Company
Union. Ne
Chicago
Sorimer
Mr. Cook
Chi
Springfeld
Detroit
Philadelphia
New York
Sen- Chicago Oeeccae
Larimer
Ihines
Iminois Senite
Roosevelt
Sugar Trust
House
Eigar Committee
George H. Earle
Madison
Ransat
Attyllen
Bonaparte
Nadthon
Tonaparte
Mr. Earle
de Maison
United States
Kannas
Earle
Kansas
Langford Knocks Out Fitzgerald in Fifth Round Bout
In New York on June 40 Sam Langford, a Boston heavyweight, defeated Jack Fitzgerald in the fifth round of a scheduled 10 round National Sporting Club bout. Fitzgerald showed little resistance as Langford toyed with him until a right swing sent Fitzgerald to the canvas for a nine count and a knockout on the follow up.
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Langford
New York
Sam Langfont
Boston
Jack Fitzgerald
White
National Sporting Club
Fitegerald Worth
Fitegerals
No Delay on Reciprocity Conviction In Senate Debate
Washington June 30. Signs of an earlier reciprocity vote appeared as senators debated the measure. The insurgent group aims to force amendments while Democrats expect votes on the free list and wool bills. Analysts foresee a possible Senate pass with a strong pro reciprocity mood, yet cooperation with insurgents remains uncertain. Senator Brown Nebraska predicted a vote in three weeks. Senators Stone Marner Haven and Bacon commented on the process and conference needs.
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Washington
Senate Eireles
Euratore
Irown
Nebraska
Senate
Discuseum
Stone
Marner
Haven
Bacon
Federal Prosecution Aims to Secure Lumber Dealers
Federal authorities begin action against a group of teen lumber defendants indicted by a special federal grand jury. The men, secretaries of lumber dealers associations, are accused of conspiring to interfere with interstate trade in lumber. Indictments issued last week. removals started Wednesday across multiple federal districts.
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Chicago
New A
Rmnoveante Bey
Kumber
Cummins Continues Attack On Canadian Reciprocity Bill
Washington June 3 Senator Quin bine pressed his case against the Canadian reciprocity bill arguing its provisions are ill drawn and politically inexpedient. He assailed the measure from broader grounds while Senator Cummins warned the bill would invite disapproval and threaten GOP unity.
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Washington
Quinbine
Cummins
Boston and Northern and Old Colony railways join in consolidated system
Absorption action by the commission unites Boston and Northern Street Railway with Old Colony Street Railway into a single system. Old Colony absorbed by Boston and Northern. Consolidated lines run from Nashua to eastern Massachusetts, expanding coverage and service area.
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Old Colony
Boston & Northern Railroad
Henton
Iginlature
Rn Commission
Boston & Northern Street Railway
Old Colony Street Railway
Con Pansde
Moston & Northern
Conpraiasian
Mnuplnboti
Ares
Nashua
Massizhanetts
Murtaugh Bill Passes In Albany Assembly Action
After hours of argument the Albany assembly approved the Murtaugh bill by a 51 to 47 vote. The act rewrites the highway control structure by abolishing the existing state highway commission and creating a new commission led by the state superintendent of highways and the state superintendent of public works.
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Albany
Assembly
Murtaugh
Seater
State Highway Commission
Stop That Dandruff: New Remedy Promises Germ Kill
An advertisement touts ZEMO and ZED as a cure for dandruff and germ diseases. It claims quick, permanent results with a trial offer of one bottle and one cake, urging immediate action and promising money back if dissatisfied. The copy pressures urgency and hints at a money-back guarantee.
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Ives
Zed
Sean
Guy
Indictments target wire trust linked to steel industry
Federal grand jury returns nine indictments charging restraint of trade under the Sherman act against the wire trust tied to steel interests. Among defendants are Herbert L Letterlee, Pierpont Morgan’s son-in-law, William S Palmer of American Steel & Wire, and Frank J Gould of Dominion Tr on Nail Works. Government seeks price and territory control rather than mergers. evidence from the Bureau of Corporations not evidently used.
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New York
Wire Trust
Herbert L. Letterlee
Pierpont Morgan
William S. Paleer
American Steel & Wire Company
United States Steal — Corporation
Bureau ‘of Corporations
Steel Corporation
Trenton Iron Company
Fliers Ban Sparks Turbulent Detroit Probe
Federal officers denounce correspondence schools of aviation in Detroit as illegal threats to national security. Investigators allege instructors lured students with government promises, while Captain Harrison faced charges in Chicago. In a separate case Edmond Forget tried to rescue a drowning man near the Nore canal but failed. LeFabvre leaves a wife two sons and three daughters.
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Nore
Mornine
Edmond Forget
LeFabvre
Woman Held After Murder Charge Amid A Second Guilty Verdict
Philadelphia June 30 Stella Hodge 35 of Warren ta is jailed on murder charges after Bel Amain was killed January 27. The case links to a prior conviction of Lowell via a neighboring Warren area, with authorities awaiting Warren officials for action.
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Philadelphia
Bel Amain
Warren Ta
Stella Hodge
Purlice
Warren
Aew Andee
Warrerane
Lowell
Tages Voit
Canal
Amant Lowell
Maas
Victor le
Jin Folwre
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