Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised by Women
The advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as highly effective for female ailments claiming widespread testimonials. It cites the Pinkham Laboratory in Lynn Massachusetts with over a million letters and features a Minneapolis testimonial from Mrs. John G. Moldan who regained health in three months.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Minneapolis
Minn
John G. Moldan
Second St.North
Standard Oil Must Quit Missouri Exclusion Ordered
Missouri Supreme Court overruled motions for rehearing and modification by Standard Oil Company of Indiana and Republic Oil Company of Ohio in the oyster suit. Decision removes Indiana and Ohio firms from Missouri.
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Jefferson City, Mo
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Republic Oil Company of Ohio
Missouri Supreme Court
Ohio
Missouri
Charlestown Woman Found Semiconscious After Failing to Eat
Margaret Lawrence, 25, of 40 Moulton Street Charlestown, was found semi conscious at the corner of Massachusetts Avenue and Magazine Street yesterday afternoon. She was taken to City Hospital and confessed she had not eaten for three days.
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Margaret Lawrence
Moulton Street
Charlestown
Massachusetts Avenue
Magazine Street
City Hospital
Rapid Transit Plans Proposed by Former NY Central VP
William J. Wilgus, ex vice president of the New York Central, submitted to the Public Service Commission a plan for an inter terminal belt line for passengers and freight in New York City. The project may cost between 50 million and 60 million dollars.
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New York
New York City
Wiliam J. Wilgus
New York Central Railroad
Public Service Commission
Plains
A New Cure for Rupture Offering Free Trial
A paper advertises a remarkable rupture cure with testimonials and claims of strong merits. It invites readers to apply by mailing a free coupon and offers trial access to the treatment, presenting it as a higher than average proposition.
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Iit
Dr W S Burkhart’s Vegetable Compound Ad
Sympathy for the working man with fatigue and poor appetite. A 30 days treatment costs 25 cents and claims to cure digestive and general malaise. Offer to refund or send a free treatment if not satisfied. Cincinnati Ohio physician firma Dr W S Burkhart Station R.
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Jes
Taft sidesteps Congress muddle as insurgents press tariff passage
The insurgents meet with President Taft seeking a quick tariff bill passage. Gardner claims insurgents back Taft on changing rules but fear a delay. Madison says no interference with Ways and Means. Payne warns chaotic House could stall action. bill to report on session start.
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Taft
House
White House
Mr. Taft
Mr. Gardner
Madison
Mr. Payne
Payne Offers Tariff Bill for House Introduction
Washington March 9 Maximum and minimum rates of duty are set to be included in the tariff bill to be introduced in the House by Chairman Payne of the Ways and Means Committee at the special session. Each schedule will carry a paragraph for minimum duties with an average 20 percent reduction. Some items will be exempted from minimum duties and reductions will vary for others.
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Washington
House
Payne
Ways and Means Committee
First Lady's Concert Interruption Delays Taft
Mrs. Taft found state duties interrupted her concert plans as she sent word she was ready to leave for a Mme Emma Eames performance while President Taft met with Congressmen. She finally departed but Taft arrived before the concert ended.
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Washington
Taft
Mme
Emma Eames
Roosevelt Trip Shorn of Glamor by Long
New York March 9. Dr William J Long of Stamford Conn says daily danger to life in Twenty third Street shopping exceeds that of hunting big game in Africa in his controversy with Roosevelt over nature fakirs.
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New York
Twenty-third Street
Africa
William J. Long
Stamford
Fitzgerald and Curtis Outline Fin Com Charter Changes
Fitzgerald and ex Mayor Curtis debate Boston charter reform detailing positions on the Finance Commission, mayoral terms, and nomination designations. Gallivan defends elective Street Commission while urging accountability and noting past graft concerns. Curtis proposes a two year mayoral term and ward based City Council with at large members, plus referendums on major changes.
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Curtis
Finance Commission
Boston
Commonwealth
Fitzgerald
Bureau of Municipal Research
New York
Taxpayers’ League
Baldwin states favor of mixed marriages in talk
St. Louis on March 9 a former Boston sociologist at Washington University Roger N Baldwin said in a public statement that he believes in time black and white marriages will occur. He noted the two colored principals who spoke in his class supported amalgamation.
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ST. Louis
Roger N. Baldwin
Boston
Washington University
Baldwin
Manstabbed on Hanover Street with umbrella in late night attack
Carmine Baro, attacked on Hanover Street while walking with his fiancé, was stabbed in the chest by an unknown man using an umbrella. The weapon penetrated nearly an inch. Baro received treatment at Relief Hospital and was later sent home to 28 Prince Street. The assailants fled after a confrontation sparked by an offensive remark.
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Boston
Jersey
Queensbury
Peterboro
Street Commission
Charles
Carmine Baro
Hanover Street
Baro
Relief Hospital
Prince Street
Aldermen Approve $300000 Hudson Fulton Celebration
New York City Aldermen allocate 300000 dollars for the Hudson Fulton celebration planned for September next year. The funding supports events and festivities marking the historic river and harbor anniversary in New York.
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New York
New York City
Hudson-Fulton
Referendum Call on Boston City Charter Debated
Former Mayor John F Fitzgerald and Aldermen Brand and Timilty urged a charter referendum at the Boston Stationary Firemen’s Union event. Brand attacked “better class” methods seen as harming the city and praised trade unions while criticizing tax dodgers. Cotton backed unions.
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Boston
John TF. Fitzgerald
Brand
Timilty
Alderman Cotton
Everett Maps Out L Route
More than 300 residents gathered at Whittier Hall to discuss the Elevated extension route through Everett. The plan starts at Sullivan Square and runs west of Elford Street to Chemical House, then Bernard Street for a station, crossing the Boston & Maine main line west of Main Street to Appleton and the Saugus branch toward Malden.
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Everett
Whittier Hall
Sullivan Square
Elford Street
Chemical House
Bernard Street
Boston & Maine
Main Street
Appleton
Saugus
Malden
Senate Rejects Gann Prohibition Measure After Amendment
In Little Rock on March 9 the Senate adopted a sub mission amendment to the Gann State prohibition bill amid hissed spectators in the gallery and lobby of the Senate chamber. The amendment killed the Gann measure which the House had passed after a four days’ fight. Sub mission has been persistently opposed by prohibitionists.
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Little Rock
Ark
Senate Chamber
Senate
House
Ex Senator Hinds Seeks Old Age Pension Signatures
Former Mississippi Senator C William Hinds arrived in Boston to gather signatures for his new pension bill. He aims to secure an annual pension for the aged and infirm and plans to present the petition to Congress soon.
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C. William Hinds
Mississippi
Boston
Congress
Lawyer Pastene Arrested in South America
Joseph N. Pastene, once a prominent Boston Italian attorney, was arrested in Buenos Ayres on charges of larceny in Boston. Governor Eben S. Draper announced the arrest after receiving notice from the State Department. Authorities say mortgages totaling $50,900 were involved.
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Buenos Ayres
Joseph N. Pastene
Eben S. Draper
State Department
Washington
Pastene
Boston
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State House
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Gallivan
James A. Gallivan
Mr. Gallivan
Mr. Lomasney
W. H. Lincoln
Joseph B. Moors
Civil Service Commission
Iherewith
Elmer Chickering
Edwin U. Curtis
Fulton
Teetotalers
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Gilchrist
Pisnivesary Sale
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