The Pinkham Cures Widely Backed by City Woman
Mrs Frances Stafford of New York testifies to the hundreds of thousands helped by Lydia E Pinkham s Vegetable Compound and other medicines. Skeptics faded as years passed and many cures moved the public and scientists to take note, proving merit and prompting women to rely on the remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Stafford
E. 114Th St
N.Y
Mrs. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
America
Lydia KE. Pinkham
Lehmann Captured on Perjury Conviction Bond Pending Supreme Court Appeal
Former Delegate Julius Lehmann, wanted on bribery charges and under sentence for perjury, was arrested Sunday night on Natural Bridge Road. He said he planned to surrender, intended to stay in jail, and faced a two year penitentiary term if the Supreme Court upholds the circuit court finding while his appeal is pending. He had been free on bond of 810,000.
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Supreme Court
St. Louis
Julius Lehmann
Thomas E. Dwyer
Natural Bridge Road
Four Courts
Lehmann
Dwyer
North Twenty-third Street
Circuit Court
Louis
Lehmann Talks Of Fugitive Days And Fishing Alibi
Lehmann implied he may have visited home during fugitive days and said he was away on a fishing trip during the last indictment. He claimed no attempt to flee the city since he could not throw his bondsmen off his $10 000 appeal bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehmann
Texas Sheriff Faces Mob With Murder Suspect
In Nacogdoches Texas Jim Buchanan a Black man is jailed for Duncan Hicks wife and daughter killings. He allegedly confessed to Sheriff Spradley and a mob of hundreds pursues the group toward Tenaha to Rusk prison. Authorities seek troops as a violent standoff looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nacogdoches
Tex
Jim Buchanan
Duncan Hicks
Spradley
Rusk
Tenaha
Tramp sought in Melrose assault stirs lynch fears
Ottumwa Iowa Oct 14 A sheriff's posse with bloodhounds searches for a tramp who assaulted eight year old Gertie Kil lion near Melrose. Strong probability of lynching exists if he is captured amid widespread excitement and threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
Gertie Killion
Melrose
King Edward Hosts American Officers at Buckingham Palace
Ambassador Choate and Generals Corbin Wood and Young joined King Edward for a luncheon at Buckingham Palace on Monday in honor of Lord Kitchener before his India command. Lord Roberts attended as well as a message from President Roosevelt was read urging British interest in the St. Louis exposition. The king praised Roosevelt and, after the meal, adjourned to the smoking room for a long talk with the generals, saying Americans are not only friends but relatives.
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London
Choate
Corbin, Wood and Young
Edward
Buckingham Palace
Lord Kitehener
India
Lord Roberts
Gen
Corbin
Roosevelt
Great Britain
St. Louis Exposition
England
Aeronaut De Bradski and Morin Die in Dirigible Balloon Fall
Paris Oct 14 De Bradski the aeronaut and M Morin died when their dirigible balloon fell after a trial trip from Vaugirard at 7 55 a m The balloon rose and drifted until it disappeared into the clouds near a point 514 miles distant The balloon returned to the city and then mounted as the rudder failed and the craft descended
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Paris
de Bradski
M. Morin
Vaugiriard
de Brodski
Onig
Balloon disaster near Stains claims two aeronauts
About 9 50 a balloon flying over Stains near St Denis lost its car when rope cables snapped. Passengers De Bradski and Morin died instantly as the 880 pound car struck the ground. The balloon vanished into clouds and the bodies were taken to St Denis.
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J. de Bradsky
M. Morin
St. Denis
Stains
de Bradski
Morin
Pantin
Battle Near La Victoria as Castros Forces Clash
Reporting from Willemstad Curaçao dated Oct 14 a major engagement starts near La Victoria with President Castro’s Venezuelan army of 4100 men and 15 guns facing General Matos Mendoza Peraloza and Riera’s 6000 rebels with 22 guns Valencia lies two hours away with cannon fire audible. Vice President Vicente Gomez departs Caracas with 800 troops and substantial ammunition to reinforce Castro.
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Willemstad
Curacoa
la Victoria
Gastro
Venezuela
Matos
Mendoza
Peraloza
Riera
Valencia
Vicente Gomez
Caracas
Castro
Confederate veteran Maj. John F. O'Brien dies at 62
Louisville, Oct. 14 Maj. John F. O'Brien a well known Confederate veteran and businessman is dead at 62 He designed and built the battery from which the first Civil War shot was fired at Fort Sumter He commanded Fort Pinckney during the Sumter bombardment and was promoted to captain for his gallantry He also served in the Virginia campaign.
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Louisville
John F. O'Brien
Charleston
D. C
Fort Sumter
O’brien
Fort Pinckney
Virginia
Peruna hailed by Miss Kate Brown for curing chronic illness
Miss Kate Brown of Kansas City Kansas writes of seven years of illness from a neglected cold. She reports severe kidney bladder and digestive issues followed by a long treatment with Peruna that led to recovery and gratitude. The ad urges readers to seek Dr Hartman for gratis advice if Peruna does not help.
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Kate Brown
L. C. B. Association of Kansas
Seventh St
Kansas City
Kan
Peruna
Hartman
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Pinkham Cures
Pepsin Syrup Company
Monticello, Illinois
Ad Tower CO
Boston
Mass
Nob
Chicago
Uist Oaes HS Appeal
Texas
Iowa
Corbin, Young and Wood
Ambassador Choate
S. C
Sallow Wonen
Winchester
ORS. Thornton & Minor
Oak St
New York
Boyd-Swartz Commission Co
Lyon Manufacturing Co
South 5Th St
Brooklyn
N. Y
A.N. Greens
Whelan
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