Two Women Praise Lydia E. Pinkham Remedies
The letters from Mrs Roy Snams of Zanesville Ohio and Mrs Mattie Haley of Danville Virginia claim relief from female troubles after using Lydia E Pinkham vegetable compound and liver pills. They state improved health sleep and general well being and urge others to try the remedies.
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Canonville
Ohio
Crompiris
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Concer
Mra. Roy Snams
Box
Zanesville, Ohio
Danville
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. MATTIE _HaLey
Culquhone Street
Danville, Va
Washington inventor patents head light signaling system
A Washington based pneumatic mechanician receives a patent for a signaling device enabling a locomotive engineer to flash colored signals from the head light. The apparatus uses pressurized air to actuate color indicators visible to train crews and observers.
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Washington
Roosevelt Addresses Progressives Before South America Trip
Col. Theodore Roosevelt tells a Progressive gathering in New York that the party will endure and fight on after his departure for South America. He pledges to implement every Progressive principle and warns opponents the struggle has just begun. He praises party workers and forecasts no return to old opportunism. The speech ends with a brief plug for local Sherman Co. services.
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New York
Col. Roosevelt
South America
Goold
Himsell
Col
Roosevelt
Progressive Party
Lst
Herun
Wesley Would Own Auto, Bishop Asserts
A Rock River conference debate on evangelists limitations sparked a clash over outside engagements. Bishop McDowell ruled the motion out of order while asserting John Wesley would own the finest car today. The group also adopted a resolution urging a new location for the Methodist book concern.
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Ence Evangeliata
Chautauquas
Rock River
Methodist Episcopal Church
McDowell
J. C. Yonker
Lake Bluff
E. Honeywell
Reas
Traveller
Rockford
John Wesley
Methodist Book Concern
Chicago
Wabash Avenue
Former Taft Law Partner Harlan Lloyd Dies at 75
Harlan Page Lloyd, longtime law partner of William H. Taft in Cincinnati, died at 75 in Glen Ridge New Jersey at his daughter’s home. A Civil War veteran wounded near Winchester in 1862, he led Ohio Grand Army of the Republic and served as commander in 1884. his father Ransom Lloyd was a longtime judge in Albany County New York.
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Glen Ridge
N. J
Harlan Page Lloyd
William H. Taft
Cincinnati
Rufus B. Cowing, Jr
Mr. Taft
Mr. Lloyd
Winchester
Ile
Grand Army of the Republic
Department of Ohio
Ransom Lloyd
Court of Common Pleas
Allegheney County
New York
Only Two Kinds of Roads, Says Waldon of Automobile Chamber
President Waldon of the Automobile Chamber of Commerce urges concrete and gravel as the only road surfaces for modern traffic. He argues concrete offers durability and low long term cost, while gravel serves as an economical farmer's road, and criticizes older macadam methods as obsolete. He cites Bellefontaine and Saugerties examples and urges permanent construction for heavy through roads.
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Waldon
Automobile Chamber of Commerce
8. D. Waldon
New York Sun
Walden
Telford
Bellefontaine
Saugerties
N. Y
600,000,000 Tons of Free Iron Ore Reported
In the Mesaba mining region, 600 million tons of iron ore not controlled by companies were testified to in the government's suit to dissolve United States Steel. Expert geologist Merriam said about 50 percent is commercially available and independent holdings rival the trust. Olcott of Oliver Mining testified monopolizing ore lands would be hard, suggesting more exploration would occur.
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New York
Messaba
United States Steel Corporation
William A. Merriam
Trust
Merriam
Messaba Range
Steel Corporation
William J. Olcott
Duluth
Oliver Mining Company
Lake Superior District
Lake Superior
Mr. Olcott
New Haven Railroad Plans Repairs in New York
New Haven Railroad announces plans to fix up facilities in New York as part of a broader modernization. The notice outlines compliance with recent requirements and a timeline for upcoming work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company
Howard Elliott
Flict
I Siiparala
New Haven Railroad
Sedative Cough Medicines and Their Dangers
A historical notice discusses sedative cough medicines containing morphine and other additives. It warns of risks and promotes caution when using expectorants and remedies for cold symptoms. The piece mentions past issues with dosage, supply, and distribution across various outlets.
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Capo Roy Chitty
Monta
Pneumonts
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