A Strange Woman’s Prophecy Boosts Salt Lake Woman
Miss Mary Lyle McLachlan of Salt Lake City recounts meeting a stranger over four years ago who prophesied her improvements. After suffering monthly, dizziness, and weakness tied to liver and kidney issues, she credited Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with restoring her health. The pills, claimed to renew blood and nerves, are sold by Dr Williams Medicine Company or via post.
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Mary Lyle McLachlan
K. Third Street
South
Salt Lake City
Utah
Dr. Williams
Miss McLachlan
Cure Rheumatism With No Risk Dr Shoop Ad
After 2000 experiments I offer Dr Shoop's Rheumatic Cure. No payment if it fails, pay $5.50 only if it cures after a month. Six bottles sent on order, address Box 683 Racine Wisconsin. Mild cases may require one or two bottles. available at all druggists.
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Dr. Shoop
Senate May Suspend Fighting Senators
Washington February 25. The Senate moves to restore the names of Tillman and McLaurin after they were erased for contempt. A plan to suspend the two South Carolina senators for a definite time advances, with the Privileges and Elections Committee to draft a suspension resolution for swift Senate action.
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Washington
Frye
Senate
South Carolina
Aldrich
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Burrows
Number of German Americans in U S Now Est at 15 Million
A historical census summary notes 15 million German Americans in the United States, about one fifth of the population, tracing immigration since 1815 and highlighting urban concentrations like New York and Milwaukee, with remarks on German industry, thrift, and cultural influence.
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United States
Canada
Newfoundland
New York City
Prince Henry
Hamburg
Berlin
Germany
Munich
Leipzig
Breslau
Dresden
Frankfort
Hanover
Dusseldorf
America
Milwaukee
Frankfort-on-Main
Munsterberg
Harvard
Double Wedding in Charlestown Unites Goldberg Sisters
Miss Lena Goldberg and Mr. Myer Marisky along with Miss Fannie Goldberg and Mr. Jacob Kuminsky were wed yesterday at Monument Hall Charlestown in a Hebrew ceremony attended by a large Hebrew community crowd. The brides wore matching white silk gowns trimmed with spangles and feasting and dancing followed the ceremony. The brides three younger sisters watched as guests, the youngsters aged four and six.
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Lena and
Fannie Goldberg
Charlestown
Monument Hall
Lena Goldberg
Myer_Marisky
Jacob Kuminsky
West End
Taunton Mayor Grills License Board for Resignations
Taunton February 2 negotiates as Mayor Richard E Warner asks the three members of the Board of License Commissioners to resign after a regular meeting. He warns of charges and possible removal if they refuse while officials say they will fight in court.
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Taunton
Richard E. Warner
Board of License Commissioners
Warner
Government Defeated in British House of Commons
The government was defeated in the House of Commons tonight. Captain Norton of the Liberal party urged attention to the excessive working hours of railroad men and moved a resolution or measure in response.
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London
House of Commons
Captain Norton
English High 1901 class reunion at United States Hotel
The English High School Class of 1901 held its first annual reunion and dinner at the United States Hotel with 47 attendees. A business meeting elected officers John & Graham Jr president Eliot F Sayward vice president Walter C Rogers secretary treasurer and Frederick R Bogerdus and Frederick B Williams to the executive committee. Guests included Head Mary John B Casey and Mr Albert Palker.
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English High School
United States
John & Graham, Jr
Eliot F. Sayward
Walter C. Rogers
Frederick R. Bogerdus
Frederick B. Williams
Mary John B., Casey
Albert Palker
Card Signed by Prince Kronprinz Wilhelm Souvenir
A postal card on board the Kronprinz Wilhelm is now in the possession of Mrs. Charlotte Eberhard of Boston. The ship’s printing office produced engraved cards for all passengers arriving in New York with the prince. The sender, a Boston resident, is back from a six month visit with relatives in Germany.
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Charlotte Eberhard
Boston
Kronprinz Wilhelm
New York
Prince
Eberhard Iis
Germany
Workmen's Fight On Assessment Today
The Ancient Order of United Workmen opened its 24th annual session at Paul Revere Hall amid debate over changing from level to classified assessment. Prominent officers attended, including Theo dore Videto and J Edward Burtt. Reports showed funds and balances, with discussion of adopting the new plan and potential fights to revert to the old system. Election of grand recorder and other officers set for today at 11 o'clock.
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Order of United Workmen
Paul Revere Hall
Theodore Videto
Booth Framingham
Grand Lodge of
Massachusetts
Arthur IL. Bateman
Norwood
Edward Burtt
Boston
Puprone Lodge
United States
E. F. Danforth
Skowhegan
C. C. Bulkley
R. G. Damerest
James A. Knox
Connecticut
H. H. Greswold
Rhode Island
Thomas F. Semple
Lance
Eftern
J. Edward Burtt
Medford
George J. McBride
Chelsea
McBride
Maine
BF. G. Anderson
Edwin F. Danforth
H. B. Dickinson
Buffalo
Woman Stops Liquor Sales in Manchester
A determined Auburn woman, Mrs. John McPherson, pressures Manchester leaders Chief Healey and Chief Hall to curb saloons. She alleges protection payments to dealers and vows to make liquor a public controversy. Tonight Gilbert House offers no drinks as tension grows and officials clash over enforcement.
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Manchester
Healey
Hall
Auburn
John McPherson
McPherson
Gilbert
Massabesh Lake
Uno
Uwanta
Chief Healey
Anchester
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Star
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Rhead
Heidsieck
Nobby Spun
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Old Honesty
Master‘ Workman
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Greenville
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W. N. Tinsley
Five Brothers
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Razor Strop
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Sar
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Tare
Maruin
Remington
Eous
Continental Tobacco CO
C. Hy. Brown
Folsom Ave
St. Louis, Mo
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Mars Magazine
Enio
English High Reunion
Theodore H. Vedito
Dinner OF Universalist Social Union
the Universalist Social Union
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Bisbee
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