Woman's Youth Beauty and Cure All Medicines
A discussion on female beauty as youth’s charm and health as its guard. It argues health problems threaten appearance and endorses Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription, Golden Medical Discovery, and Pleasant Pellets, with testimonials of renewed strength, weight gain, and improved vitality. It invites confidential mail consultations and advertises Dr. Pierce’s medical books and remedies.
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Dr. Pierce
Mary E. Lewis
Tanner, Gilmer Co
W. Va
Storm Sweeps Northern Texas Causing Heavy Damage
Dallas Texas March 29 A terrific rain and hail storm swept over Northern Texas this afternoon causing extensive damage. Strong winds and hail shattered windows and toppled trees across several counties as residents reported significant structural damage and power outages. Local authorities surveyed affected areas for relief and repairs.
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Dallas
Texas
Dallas Water in Cellars and Stores Estimated at 100000
Water intrusion in Dallas cellars and stores is estimated to cost about 100000 dollars. The figure reflects damage across multiple low-lying areas and commercial properties in the city. Municipal crews assess ongoing impacts on flood-prone districts.
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Dallas
Missouri Storm Rages Through Northern Region
A twenty four hour storm envelops Northern Missouri with alternating rain sleet and snow from St Joseph to the border. The ongoing unsettled weather disrupts travel and daily activities across the area as officials monitor conditions. Snow depths accumulate gradually causing local advisories and caution for drivers and pedestrians.
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ST. Joseph, Mo
Missouri
Helpless 79 year old confectioner commits suicide
George Avers of 79 Blue Hill avenue hanged himself last night amid sickness and poverty. Once a steady confectioner, his last work was at the cafe in the old Providence depot, later out of work after changes at the South Terminal. neighbors say he grew strange, feared becoming a burden to the Fae family, whom he had lived with.
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George Avers
Blue Hill Avenue
Soong
Providence Depot
Deputies Pass Church Bill in French Parliament
Paris March 30 The law of associations bill passed by 308 to 220 in the Chamber of Deputies. An amendment preserves court review on ownership of dissolved congregations property, prompting legal action rather than outright seizure. Government opposition expects Senate revision. The measure aims to expel Catholic orders like Jesuits from France and seize their wealth for the state.
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Paris
Law of Associations
Chamber of Deputies
Chamber
M. Gustave Lhopiteau
Radical Republican
M. Shapiteau
M. Waldeck-Rousseau
Senate
France
Jesuits
Republic
Spiritualist Anniversary Meeting Fills Hiawatha Hall
Spiritualists filled Hiawatha Hall on Tremont Street for a full day anniversary gathering commemorating modern spiritualism. The events, held under the auspices of the organizers, drew a large crowd and featured speakers and demonstrations throughout the day.
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Hiawatha Hall
Tremont Street
First Spiritualist Ladies Aid Society Holds Anniversary Address
Mrs. Mattie Albee presided as welcome leader at a meeting of the First Spiritualist Ladies Aid Society. Notable participants included ex-presidents Annie H. Barnes and Alice Waterhouse, with speakers James Lewis F Wiggins pastor B F Belcher Dr F C Hewett J Frank Baxter Edgar W Emerson Albert P Blinn and others. Veteran Spiritualist Union events are planned in Paine Memorial Hall today and Poston Spiritualists Temple Odd Fellows Hall tomorrow.
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First Spiritualist Ladies” Aid Society
Mattie Albee
Rominent
Annie H. Barnes
Alice 8. Waterhouse
James. Lewis
F. Wiggins
The
Spiritualist Society
B. F. Belcher
Whiskey price advance shocks Louisville readers
The Kentucky Distilleries and Warehouse Company raised whiskey prices on all brands yesterday. Increases ranged from 2 1/2 to 3 1/2 cents per gallon, a sensational move that will be reported by The Courier-Journal tomorrow.
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Louisville
Courier-Journal
Kentucky Distilleries and Warehouse Company
Li Hung Chang to be future Chinese foreign minister
Report from Shanghai dated March 20 asserts Li Hung Chang will become China’s foreign minister replacing the abolished Tsung Ii Yamen and that Liu Kun Yi the Nankin viceroy will succeed him as viceroy of Chi Li.
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Shanghai
Li Hung Chang
China
Tsung Ii Yamen
Liu Kun Yi
Chi Li
Ambulance struck by electric car in South Boston
At about 8 45 last night an ambulance attached to Carney Hospital in South Boston was hit by a Cambridge and South Boston electric car at the corner of Dover and Washington streets. The horse was severely cut and the wagon smashed. Driver Unamus Young of Fast Sixth street was thrown out and badly bruised. Bernard Powers, a nurse, was severely cut and bruised. Powers and Young were taken to the hospital. the horse was attended by a veterinary surgeon.
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Carney Hospital
South Boston
Cambridge
Dover
Washington Streets
Unamus Young
Fast Sixth Street
Bernard Powers
Powers
Young
Hill to Argue Molineux Appeal in Court of Appeals
New York March 2 The Journal and Advertiser reports former Senator David B Hill has been retained by District Attorney Philbin to argue the appeal in the Roland B Molineux case before the Court of Appeals next June.
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New York
the Journal and Advertiser
David B. Hill
Philbin
Roland B. Molineux
Court of Appeals
Blast furnace workers in district gain 10 cent wage advance
Youngstown Ohio March 29 blast furnace operators posted notices granting employees a 10 cent daily wage advance starting April 1. The union had demanded a 20 cent increase.
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Youngstown
Monad
Pink Pills for Pale People Help Turmoil End
Mrs Ellen Erlenbeck of Turin New York testifies that Dr Williams Pink Pills cured twenty years of female weakness and kidney trouble after ten years of quack doctors. She credits the pills with restoring her strength and ability to do housework.
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Tam
Res
Williams
Wil- Mame
Ellen Erlenbeck
Turin
N. Y
Lyman Shrew Tale Recounted by Boston Attorney
Boston attorney William G. Nash describes the Dr. John Grant Lyman scheme involving Flint and Cushing suits to recover 17860 plus 284. The story covers the United Yukon Company, dividend tactics, receiverships, resignations, and alleged fraud across several mining ventures and stock operations in Boston New York and New Jersey.
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Boston
C. L. Flint
N. B. Cushing
John Grant Lyman
Post
William G. Nash
Flint
Dr. Cushing
Yukon Mining and Dredging Company
United Yukon Company
Dr. Lyman
New York Stock Exchange
Nash
New York
Lyman
F. Eugene Gladwn
United States Circuit Court For
District of New Jersey
H. B. Shoemaker
Broadway
New York City
Jesse W. Starr
Hotel
Lorimer Hall
Tremont Temple
Messrs
Cushing
Mrs Ertel Acquitted in Brooklyn Murder Trial
Mrs Marg Ertel, a German woman of 30, was acquitted in the King’s County Court of second degree murder in the Dec 31 1900 killing of George Deges a Greek 85 and Brooklyn restaurant owner. She testified to brutal treatment by Deges during the trial.
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New York
Deges
Burglary at Reform express office blows safe
In Reform Pickens County this morning a safe in the express office was blown open and 300 occurred as a result. Police investigated but details are scarce as reports come in from Montgomery.
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Montgomery
Ala
Reform
Pickens‘county
Cuban Split on Constitution Deepens In Havana
In Havana on March 29 Senor Villuenda signaled a majority of the Cuban constitutional convention committee opposes key Platt amendment features. Delegation to Washington discussed as plan. public interest remains low. Party divisions surge with resignation of General Sanguilly and Senor Tamayao leaving the National party amid tensions over the amendment.
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Havana
Senor Villuenda
Juan Gualberto Gomez
Washington
Sanguilly
National Party of
Senor Tamayao
Prentice Tiller Held in Omaha Arrest
Omaha March 29 Prentice Tiller, sought on multiple charges with rewards totaling thousands, was arrested. He allegedly obtained money from post offices via stolen money orders, robbed Cincinnati post office funds, and defrauded Ohio banks while forging checks. Accomplice Fisher arrested at Hastings brought to Omaha. Police praise matched his long criminal record and past high profile thefts.
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Omaha
Neb
Prentice Tiller
Cincinnati
Ohio
Fisher
Tiller
Hastings
Maha
Donahue
William A. Pinkerton
United States
Tuller
St. Louis
Pacific Express Company
St. Joseph
Kansas City
Fire at West End building drives residents into street
A midnight fire in a four story West End tenement at 1 Garden Street Arch, caused by an overturned oil stove, forced Thomas Minton and his wife to flee smoke filled rooms. Neighbors Roger Wilson, Mrs. T. Robinson, and Ella Dolty with family also escaped in night attire as crews battled flames reaching the roof. Damages to the building totaled about 500 dollars with another 500 dollars in furniture and water losses to tenants. The owner is D. J. Bagley.
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Thomas Minton
West End
Garden Street Arch
Minton
Roger Wilson
D. J. Bagley
Referee Assault Sparks Near Riot After Boxing Match
In Denver on March 29, Dave Barry of Toronto fought Kid McPartland of New York for ten rounds. Referee Floto, also club manager, awarded the decision to McPartland and left amid jeers as Barry’s promoter and Barry’s manager clashed. Police cleared the house to prevent a riot while Barry pressed early and both men bled from an eye wound, ending with Barry dominant at times.
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Denver
Col
Colorado Athletic Association
Dave Barry
Toronto
Kid McPartland
New York
Floto
McPartland
Pat Early
Barry
Dave
Gardner Stops Flaherty Powell in Fourth Round Fight
Billy Gardner halted Joe Flaherty in the fourth round of a scheduled twenty round bout at Knickerbocker A. C. Gardner, touted as a 126 pound world contender, delivered the victory with decisive blows as the referee ceased action.
Dean's Ointment Promises Relief for Delicate Skin
Advertises Dean's Ointment as a cure for eczema and other skin diseases, claiming it cannot harm the most delicate skin and is available at drug stores for 50 cents.
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Dean
Million Dollar Hotel in Ashes in Richmond
The Jefferson Hotel on Main Street in Richmond built by Lewis Ginter at about one million dollars was destroyed by fire overnight. No lives were lost though guests faced danger exiting. Artworks, including Valentine’s marble statue of Jefferson, were reportedly in the Franklin Street Court portion and guests sought refuge in its lobbies amid chaotic scenes. Early hopes lingered for saving the Franklin Street section, but it likely will be ruined.
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Richmond
Jefferson Hotel
Lewis Ginter
Franklin Street
Jefferson
Main Street
Franklin, Street
No Go Strike Averted In Anthracite Region
The United Mine Workers executive committee in WilkesBarre decides 143000 miners will stay at work in the three anthracite districts. A lengthy address, drafted by Mitchell, says circumstances do not justify a strike now though concessions remain ungranted. The Hazleton priest Reverend E. Phillips is praised for helping reach a peaceful settlement.
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Wilkesbarre
Penn
United Mine Workers
Mitchell
Phillips
Hazleton
Brandeis on the Subway in Boston Transit Debate
In a metropolitan affairs hearing yesterday the final arguments on Washington street subways focused on who should control the route and revenue. Brandeis for the Board of Trade urged public subservience of the railway, while Pillsbury questioned affordability, noting past earnings and potential gains from the Tremont street line. Brandeis plans to finish his argument next week.
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Washington Street
Herbert I. Harding
Citizens’ Association
Pillsbury
Brandeis
Board of Trade
Transit Commission
Boston
Elevated Company
Tremont Street
Day Nursery Fair Opens at Hotel Vendome with Debutantes
The West End Day Nursery and Infants Hospital fair opened at the Hotel Vendome. A French restaurant seating 180, staffed by Boston debutantes, operated during lunch hours and tea time. Recitations by Mrs Fiske Warren and the Neapolitan Quartet drew attention, with packets of tea sold to fund the event. A children’s entertainment and stereoscopic moving pictures are planned for tomorrow at 11 o'clock, admission 25 cents.
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West Nd
Hotel Vendome
Boston
F. I. Amory
James Means
F. D. Balderston
Esther Hayden
Martha Means
Rosamund Saltonstall
Edith Stackpole
Hannah Stevenson
Katherine Thayer
Miss Wetherben
Margaret Winthrop
Ethel Cochrane
Nellie Lyman
Alice Sargent
Mary Wendell
Miss Wetherbee
Reed
Alve
PeEter
Madelaine Stuart
The Palmers Case Involving Delmore Beakmore and a Theft Attempt
Police believe a wider ring of young women known as the cold snap crew is involved after the arrest of Delmore Beakmore, 22, who lives at 98 Camden Street. Beakmore allegedly tried to separate James Henry from $10 on Carleton Street by lifting a roll from his pocket during a late night encounter. The roll was recovered when an officer intervened as Henry yelled for help.
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Delmore Beakmore
Marri
Camden Street
James Hk. Henry
Avenue
From & Oll
Carleton - Street
West Newton Street
Henry
Second Ladies Night At Dorchester Gentlemen's Driving Club
The second ladies night of the Dorchester Gentlemen's Driving Club was held at Whiton Hall Dorchester with over 200 attendees. A reception from 8 to 9:30 featured officers and directors, followed by a collation and a program directed by Gove Hammond Darcy and Galvin.
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Dorchester
Whiton Hall
Ales
Louis Pfingst
R. S. Fitch
Probable Murder Body Found in river near Stoneco
The naked and headless body of a man was found in the river near Stoneco today. The right arm and right foot are missing. There is no clue to identity. The coroner believes that it is a case murder.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Stoneco
Lawrence Librarian Hedge Resigns After Twenty Years
Frederick H. Hedge, serving twenty years as librarian of the Lawrence Public Library, tendered his resignation to the trustees tonight. The move was unexpected, and the trustees deferred action on the resignation.
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Lawrence
Frederick H. Hedge
Lawrence Public Library
Brarian Hedge
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Eee
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Avers
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Berlin
National Zeitung
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Spiritualistic Ladies’ Aid Society
Hill
Molineux Appeal
W. F. Gmith
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Aix
Lyman Shrew
George Deges
Barry McPartland
Barry Lest
Gardner
Flaherty
Tommy West
Brooklyn
Southern Athletic Club
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Duffy
Howeast
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