A Truly Ideal Wife and the Power to Inspire
An article extols vigorous health as the source of a wife’s influence and cites a wealthy man praising his wife. It urges women to seek vitality with Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, sharing a testimonial from Mrs. Bessie Ainsley of Tacoma about relief from inflammation and feminine weakness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oe E. Pinkham
Mrs. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Bessie Ainsley
South 10Th Street
Tacoma
Wash
House Votes 10 Pay Up Cotton
The House passed the Douglas resolve to pay the Cotton claim with an overwhelming vote. It allows Mr. Cotton to turn a warrant for over $1.6 million to Governor Douglas and receive payment from the State treasurer, with no court proceedings or Supreme Court litigation. An amendment canceled all Commonwealth claims against Cotton, clearing the path for $900,000 still due from the United States.
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Douglas
Cotton
United States Supreme Court
United States
Pingree
Haverhill
Parker
House
Knowlton
Ward of
Ways and Means
Commonwealth
Walker
Schofield
Gratuity Bill Advances to Governor Over Veteran Pay
The Schofield gratuity bill, guaranteeing $125 to Civil War veterans who had not received a bounty, moved to engrossment in the Senate and was sent to Governor Douglas. It previously faced a veto and constitutional challenges, with lawmakers hoping the governor signs to win veteran support.
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Schofield
Senate
Douglas
Representative Schofield
Ipswich
Bates
Parker
Dorchester Bay Dredge Bill Advances to Engrossment
Under a suspension of the rules, the bill from Representative Collins of Dorchester to dredge Dorchester Bay was passed to be engrossed.
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Collins
Dorchester
Dorchester Bay
Speedily cured by Cuticura in three months old
A mother from Jasper Ontario recalls her three month old son breaking out in an itching watery rash that nearly caused starvation and death. After trying many remedies the Cuticura first application soothed him and he slept in his cradle. One complete and permanent cure followed by a single set.
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M. C. Maitland
Jasper
Ontario
Lieutenant Governor Curtis Guild Says Roosevelt Policy Won't Affect Mass Campaign
A Post reporter questioned Lieutenant-Governor Curtis Guild about Roosevelt's Panama supplies policy and a potential running mate. Guild wrote "no" on paper to both questions, indicating the policy would have no impact on Massachusetts politics. He also implied he has enough troubles in Massachusetts to avoid external concerns.
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Chickering
Curtis Guild, JR
Roosevelt
Panama
Post
Curtis Guild
Massachusetts
Messrs. Hall, Draper
Senate Passes Douglas Veto Override On Municipal Bill
Representative McManus pushed a $100,000 municipal building bill through the Senate to override Governor Douglas vetoes. The roll call shows 30 yeas and 5 nays with three Democratic Senators opposing the governor and six Republicans backing the governor. The House action is expected to follow with a two thirds vote.
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McManus
Natick
Senate
Douglas
House
Taylor
East Boston
Gartland
Ward
Leahy
Peters
Roxbury
Mellen
Charlestown
Collins
South Boston
Cummings
Brookline
Parker
Springfield
Woods
Somerville
Yeas
Beck
Bullock
Burns
Castle
Chace
Chapple
Cheney
Clark
Converse
Craig
Dean
Garfield
Gerrett
Harding
Heath
Hill
Hull
Hunter
Keyes
Kimball
Kyle
Lane
Munroe
Nevin
Reed
Rounds
Walker
Nays
Messrs
Hayes Endorses Guild in Bates Guild Contest
Representative William H. S. Hayes of Lowell declares broad support for Lieutenant-Governor Guild in the Bates Guild contest. He says the State sentiment favors Guild and Bates’ stance is manly, pleasing his friends who back Guild.
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William H. S. Hayes
Lowell
Bates
Bates-Guild
Guild
General Guild
Cole May to Reveal New Liquor License Policy
Police Board Chairman Cole said he would today disclose a revised policy on liquor licenses. He was surprised by leaks suggesting the board may favor granting licenses to saloon operators moving into residential districts, including areas with few prior licenses such as Neponset Dorchester Forest Hills Grove Hall and parts of Back Bay.
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Cole
Police Board
Neponset
Dorchester
Forest Hills
Grove Hall
Back Bay District
Minors Rights Bill Passes Amid Religious Belief Debate
The bill to protect State wards in the religious beliefs of their parents passes engrossed after debate. Representatives Brigham Googins Willetts Good O'Hare Maxwell and Luce spoke for and against amendments. An amendment to permit placing children with different faiths was defeated 36 to 81.
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Brigham of
Marlboro
State Board of Charity
Googins
Cambridge
Public Charities Committee
Willetts
New Bedford
Good
Boston
O’hare
Maxwell
Lynn
Luce
Somerville
Massachusetts
Grady
Ward
Pratt
Whately
Lomasney
Cambridge Subway Bill Cleared for Third Reading
The Cambridge subway bill was admitted to the House yesterday afternoon on the committee on rules recommendation and ordered to a third reading. Mayor Daly and former Mayor McNamee spoke in favor after a prior hearing before the metropolitan affairs committee.
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Cambridge
Committee On Rules
Committee On Metropolitan Affairs
Daly
McNamee
Mary Rogers May Know Her Fate Today
Montpelier Vermont May 22 The Vermont Supreme Court may grant a new trial for Mary Rogers the condemned murderess Attorneys Moloney and Senter say the decision hangs on Dr McWaynes testimony about her sanity The court's delay suggests a possible ruling tomorrow and the defense argues the doctors credibility.
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Mary Rogers
Montpelier
Supreme Court of Vermont
Vermont
Supreme Court
Moloney
Senter
Aldermen Back Foley Bid Against Child Discrimination
Boston Aldermen unanimously support Councilman Foley in opposing landlords who discriminate against tenants with children. The resolutions condemn the practice as unsafe and call for related state legislation. Mayor Collins's bond authorization for school buildings passes. Mt Washington bridge retirement discussed. Schoolhouse Contractors report requested. adjourns to Monday.
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Foley
Ward 7
Donovan
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
City Council of
Boston
General Court
Collins
William Jackson
Linehan
Mt. Washington
Jackson
William Drummond
Death threat targets William Rockefeller Adirondack preserves
In Malone New York on May 22 a sensational warning proclaims that William Rockefeller will be shot if he visits his Bay Pond Adirondack preserves. Signage on Rockefeller property near Bay Pond Brandon and along the New York Ottawa line threatens a $50 000 bullet, posted within a week by an unidentified individual.
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Malone
N. Y
William Rockefeller
Adirondack
Bay Pond
Mr. Rockefeller
Brandon
Orlando P. Dexter
New York & Ottawa
Rockefeller
Public Building Probe Postponed by City Board
The Board of Aldermen voted seven to six to indefinitely postpone the investigation of the public buildings department led by Hugh Montague of Ward 10. The same vote also postponed Alder man Fred Bolton’s demand for receipts from furniture sales and an itemized storehouse inventory.
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Board of Aldermen
Public Buildings Department
Hugh Montague
Fred Bolton
Bolton
Public Building Department
Clark
Frothingham
Linehan
Nolan
Baldwin
Bowen
Cauley
Curley
Hennessey
O'Toole
Whelton
Delay in Bowen Loomis case slows action
Washington May 22 The Bowen Loomis case is postponed awaiting the arrival of William W Russell late minister to Colombia whom Bowen wants examined before any decision. Russell served under Loomis in Caracas and Caspar Whitney had been examined with no material evidence. Congress meets next fall for possible action.
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Washington
Bowen-Loomis
Wlliam
W. Russell
Colombia
Bowen
Russell
Legation
Loomis
Caracas
Caspar Whitney
New York
Bogota
Congress
Patrolmen on Gift Charge Hearings End With Fines
Sergeants Frank Arnold and Thomas Goode of Division 16 faced the Police Board over accepting gifts. Both were fined 30 days pay for neglect of duty after the Tech riot fallout. Captain Donovan reportedly handed detectives a donor list, sparking broad sympathy and internal protest among patrolmen.
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Frank Arnold
Thomas F. Goodé, S Jr
Division 16
Police Board
Cole
Arnold
Dennis Donovan
Station 16
Goode
Donovan
Fingers Caught in Derrick Injures Peter Galloway
Peter Galloway a 28 year old resident of 19 Tyler street was severely injured yesterday when his fingers were caught in a derrick at the Harvard and Washington street corner. He worked on the subway construction and was taken to City Hospital for treatment.
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Peter Galloway
Tyler Street
Harvard
Washington Streets
Galloway
City Hospital
Peruna credited by deputy sheriff for kidney cure
A former Troy deputy sheriff George King lauds Peruna claiming it cured his catarrh of the bladder and kidney trouble after doctors feared Bright's disease. He says eight bottles restored health and valued it highly. The advertisement asserts kidney catarrh causes back pain and weakening.
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George King
Rensselaer Co
N. Y
Troy
King St
Peruna
Bright
Rockefeller Jr May Quit Standard Oil Over Tainted Money
New York May 22 John D Rockefeller Jr. plans to resign from leadership of the Bible class and withdraw from all connections with Standard Oil. The move follows public outcry over tainted money, with reports of heated talks with his father about Standard Oil methods and the need to align business conduct with Christian principles.
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New York
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Standard Oil Company
New England
Young Rockefeller
Standard Oil
Rockefeller
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
Had Over 100 Grandchildren Woman Dies at 73
Elebee Leboeuf 73 wife of Moses Leboeuf mother of 18 children and grandmother of over 100 died at her Oxford avenue home. Born in St Timothee Canada she had 12 sons and 6 daughters nine of whom survive along with more than 100 grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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Webster
Elebey
Moses Leboeuf
Oxford Avenue
Leboeuf
St. Timothee
Canada
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McWayne
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Perham
Mt. Washington Bridge
Bullet
Adirondacks
Kentucky Co
Charles F. Riordan
Globe Bldg
Boston, Mass
Common Council
Bowen -Loomis
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus, Io
Rockefeller, JR
J. D. Rockefeller, Jr
Jesus Christ
Will
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