Roosevelt Fires 88 Shots on Sagamore Hill Range
Theodore Roosevelt scored 37 bullseyes in 88 attempts at 250 yards on his private Sagamore Hill range. Wind affected performance. he praised the new .30 government rifle and noted plans for hunting lions and elephants on his trip. Mrs. Roosevelt and children watched as Kermit joined briefly.
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Sagamore Hill Range
Oyster Bay
Theodore Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Mr. Roosevelt
Kermit Roosevelt
Kermit
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Restores Health in Willimantic Woman
After years of female troubles and failing doctors, Mrs. Ezra Donovan reports restoring her health with Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad cites relief from displacements irregularities backache and nervous prostration and promotes the remedy as a standard for thirty years with widespread cures.
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Willimantic
Conn
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ezra Donovan
Why I Can Do It A Free Treatment Offer
Dr. W. S. Burkhart claims an 80 percent cure rate and 90 percent satisfaction with his Vegetable Compound. He states revenue from cures supports free or affordable samples and offers a 25 cent 50 day treatment with a money back guarantee. He invites requests for a free treatment via Station R Cincinnati Ohio.
Women's clubs discuss marriage and home happiness
The Rev Allen A Stockdale says clubs aid home life not harm it and discuss topics including marriage understanding and gentleness. The Rev C C Earle adds women talk about clothes but lack topics like machinery or politics. He warns about societal harms from liquor cigarette vendors and neglectful parents.
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Allen A. Stockdale
Corner Stone
Union Congregational Church
Parents to Blame Do More Harm Than Kidnappers Says Rev Earle
The Rev Mr Earle argues that parents cause greater harm to children than kidnappers and labels physical kidnapping as merciful compared with other forms of child stealing. He criticizes parental actions he views as neglectful or abusive and urges greater accountability from guardians.
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C. C. Earle
Ruggles Street
Niagara Falls
Willie Whitla
Census Report Shows a Falling Off in Births
Census data compare early American populations with 1900 figures showing large gains in New York Philadelphia and Boston driving national growth while births per family shrink from 1790 to 1900. The report notes city leadership shifts and white versus Negro population changes with implications for future census counts.
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New York
Philadelphia
Boston
United States
New England
Middle States
Blinded by Wealth Sermon Questions Rich Men and Christianity
The Rev. George L. Cady told Pilgrim Congregational Church that wealth blinds men to real values. He argued riches cause fear of confiscation and distract from spiritual life, citing Carnegie and the miserliness of wealth amid social issues and empires.
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Earth
George L. Cady
Pilgrim Congregational Church
China
Carnegie
Governor Cosgrove Dies in Paso Robles
Governor Samuel G. Cosgrove of Washington died suddenly in Paso Robles California from Bright's disease. He had been in poor health for months after his election in November and came to Paso Robles to recuperate. Lieutenant Governor Hay will succeed to the governorship.
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Paso Robles
Cal
Samuel G. Cosgrove
Washington
Bright
Hay
Teachers and pilots clash over industrial education approach
Harvard figure Professor Paul H Hanns urged better placement of youths into skilled trades. He condemned guiding bright students toward brokerages and urged valuing mechanical work equally. He argued boys and girls face limited prospects and emphasized home making for girls.
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Paul H. Hanns
Harvard
State Board of Industrial Education
South Congregational Church
Boy Dodges Car Collision Laughs Off Minor Run-In
Joseph Downey an 11 year old of 198 West Broadway South Boston slipped under a Broadway electric car fender in a street dash with friends he escaped unhurt. The motorman 5036 stopped the car and Downey shouted that he was all right then ran away.
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Joseph Downey
West Broadway
Boston
Broadway
Downey
Maine Towns Close Drug Stores on Sunday
On March 28 in Sanford and Springvale Maine civic league action led to a Sunday shutdown of all drug stores. No medications sold and newspapers only available 15 miles away in Kennebunk. Sanford Springvale area population around 10 000.
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United States
Sanford
Springvale
Maine Civic League
Kennebunk
Woman Found Dead in Coal Cellar at 157 Hudson Street
Mrs Helen Fitzgerald discovered an unknown woman’s body in the coal cellar of her house at 157 Hudson Street yesterday afternoon. Police believe the woman entered the premises to sleep and were it not for the discovery the body might have remained. Undertaker Cassidy moved the remains to City Hospital morgue for examination by Medical Examiner McDonald.
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Wille
Hudson Street
Helen Fitzgerald
Lagrange Street
Cassidy
City Hospital
McDonald
21 Crown as Sloop Sinks
A Bluefields Nicaragua dispatch reports the sloop Kearsarge was lost near Monkey Point and Greytown on March 18 with 21 Nicaraguans perishing. Captain Cook and seven others survived by reaching shore in a small boat after the vessel sank.
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New Orleans
wLa
Bluefields
Nicaragua
Kearsarge
Monkey Point
Greytown
Munyon Remedies Promised for Cold Relief and Strength
Munyon's Cold Remedy relieves head and throat symptoms quickly and stops discharges. It claims to cure grip and coughs and prevent pneumonia for 25 cents. Also advertised Rheumatism Kidney and Vitalizer remedies claim quick cures and renewed strength.
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Munyon
Merchants Push Tax Reform Proposal in Massachusetts
The Boston Merchants Association backs an amendment to allow property classification for taxation replacing proportional. Harvard professor Charles J. Bullock will present the plan at an early legislative hearing before the taxation committee. The proposal aims to modernize tax laws and reflect changes in other states.
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Boston Merchants’ Association
Massachusetts
Legislative Committee On Taxation
Charles J. Bullock
Harvard University
Merchants’ Association
Cement Wall Becomes Workman's Stone Grave
The body of August A. Stangel was found sealed in cement at the North Trunk Sealer project in Seattle. He died when earth and timber collapsed two weeks earlier, the mass setting so firm that rescuers needed three hours to free him with picks.
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Seattle
August A. Stangel
Rexall Mucu Tone Promises Cure for Catarrh
A famous beauty expert touts Rexall Mucu Tone as a permanent cure for catarrh and a pathway to beauty. The ad claims catarrh underlies many skin and health issues and promises blood cleansing and revived vitality with a money back guarantee.
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Mme. Swift
26Th St
New York City
Rexall
Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores
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