Sluggish Liver Remedy Promised as Safe Cure
An advertisement extols Warner's Safe Cure for liver trouble noting headaches sleeplessness and yellow skin as signs. It claims the vegetable compound increases bile flow restores liver function and purges the body while offering two bottle sizes at 50 cents and a dollar with a free sample upon request to Rochester New York.
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Warner
Warner’s
Safe Cure
Warner’s Safe Cure CO
Rochester
N. Y
Boston Post
Jerome and Delmas clash over law in Thaw case testimony
In the Thaw trial Jerome wins permission to call Dr. Randolph Witthaus as an expert on poisons as questions focus on Evelyn Nesbit's meeting with Stanford White. Delmas fights the move citing earlier remarks. Justice Fitzgerald sustains the objection and Jerome then calls James Clinch Smith, prompting further debate before adjournment.
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Jerome
Randolph Witthaus
Evelyn Nesbit
Stanford White
Twenty-fourth Street
Thaw
Mr. Delmas
Fitzgerald
James Clinch Smith
Smith
Europe
Mr. Jerome
Justice Fitzgerald
Dr. Witthaus
Smithtown
N. Y
Paris
Mr. Smith
Madison Square Roof Garden
Delmas
Jerome's Stormy Day In The Thaw Trial
In New York on March 11 the Thaw trial entered its eighth week as District Attorney Jerome began rebuttal testimony. He sought to counter defense claims by presenting eye witnesses and expert notes, highlighting Evelyn Nesbit Thaw and Ethel Thomas matters and the state of Thaw's mind during the night of the tragedy.
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New York
Thaw
Jerome
Frederick W. Longfellow
Harry K. Thaw
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Europe
Evelyn Thaw
Ethel Thomas
Abraham Hummel
Delmas
Evelyn Nesbit
Hummel
Mr. Delmas
Mr. Jerome
Dennis Wright
Boat Capsizes as 22 Greek Laborers Drown in River
Twenty four Greek laborers hired by the Delmar Pitt railroad attempted to cross the Sacramento River at Pitt California when their boat capsized. Twenty two men perished and four bodies had been recovered by evening.
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Redding
Cal
New
Delmar ‘Pitt
Sacramento River
Pitt
Clergy Back Sunday Rest Law Big Debate
Prominent ministers from multiple faiths urged the legal affairs committee to adopt a Sunday rest law. Dr George A Gordon argued for a day of rest other than Sunday to sustain civilization and food supply while Monsignor O Callaghan and Rev Herbert Johnson supported flexible Sabbath observance considering modern needs.
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Committee On Legal Affairs
Sunday Law Committee
George A. Gordon
New Old South Church
Monsignor O’callaghan
Publc
Herbert Johnson
Warren Avenue
Receiver Pepper Brings In Final Gas Company Report
In U S Circuit Court the final report of Receiver George Wharton Pepper on the Bay State Gas Company dispute was filed, tracing the case from 1998 as a step toward returning the matter to Delaware circuit court and dismissing the receiver. Plaintiffs include Jacob Edwards and others.
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Pepper
Bay State Gas Company
Unite States
George Wharton Pepper
Circuit Court of Delaware
Jacob Edwards
Lynn Woman 100 Years Old Recounts Life in Lynn
Miss Phebe Ann Wade of 19 Floyd Avenue celebrated turning 100 with a reception in Lynn on Sunday. She recalls promising her dying mother to remain single to care for her father and six brothers and sisters, though she once enjoyed a romance. She has been blind for three years but remains cheerful and engaged with current events.
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Lynn
Phebe Ann Wade
Floyd Avenue
Miss Wade
Wadesville
N. S
Japanese Sleeves Dominate New Gown Styles in Fashion
New York reports demand for Japanese sleeves as the latest fashion. Mrs Elizabeth A C White of the Dress maker's Protective Association notes the flat is past fashion and gowns now feature semi empire lines, checks and stripes, especially Japanese, with short sleeves and brass buttons. Veils are obsolete for skin and eye protection. The association plans a Hoffman House display and convention to showcase Paris modistes.
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New York
Elizabeth A. C. White
Dressmaker’s Protective Association
Hoffman House
Paris
Curious Biscuit Claims to Cure Dyspepsia
Promoter Neal markets a fruit and vegetable based Biscuit said to relieve stomach and bowel troubles. He cites sworn testimonials from Boston to Mexico and offers a free 25c package with a 4 cent postage payment, as proof of its harmlessness and efficacy.
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Neal
Florida
Powney
Central America
West Indies
Henry Gray
Attleboro
Mass
E. P. Mason
Stamford
Will H. Cruttenden
Cazenovia
N. Y
John Zwank
Syracuse
Zwank
Cora Pratt
Wrentham
Cleveland Heads North for Duck Hunt at Ford Point
Former President Grover Cleveland and party hunted on General E. P. Alexander's preserves at Ford Point. The first day's sport was poor due to warm weather, but Saturday's stiff northeaster produced a large bag of English mallards sent north. Cleveland's vigor in morning marsh hunts remains unchanged.
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Cleveland
Georgetown
8. C
Grover Cleveland
E. Pp. Alexander
Fords Point
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Mr. Longfellow
David McCarthy
John Smith
United States
la Fayette Square
Washington
Warren Paxton
Madison Square Garden
May M’kenzie
Boston
Frank Ferdinandashington
Warren Sts
Dudley Street
DR. King
King Dental
Washington Street
Cor
Avon
Dr. Porter
Rastes
MR. Henry Gray
Estes
MR. E. P. Mason
J. H. Lowell
Saco
Hell
Jj.pelof
Jon Zwanch
Frank P Mason
D Ft Lowe
Albert Green
Albert FE
Green
Grant
Isabella Green
Desmond Street
E. W. Grove
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