Woman's Nervous Breakthrough Touted by Pink Pills
Mrs. Helen Moyers of Chicago, visiting Keokuk, tells a City representative how Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People cured her nervous breakdown and yellowed complexion after years of worry and distress. She credits the pills with restoring her health and energy, enabling a return to Chicago. The pills are sold by local firms and available by mail from the Dr Williams Medicine Company.
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Gate City
Keokuk
Iowa
Helen Moyers
Havenas
Chicago
Will Jong
Orless
Twenll
McLe
Daling County
New York State
Sam
Indy
Ladies' Home Journal
Eggs a Grasshopper Says How Many Eggs Lays Grasshopper
In a Paris Academy reading M Kinekel d Heroulnas says locusts lay 500 to 900 eggs in a season. He notes Mahomet erred in claiming 99 eggs per laying but agrees locusts are highly fecund. He urges France to target insects before the egg laying season to curb Algeria’s plague.
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Muhamet
Khalif Omar
God
Paris Academy of Sciences
M. Kinekel d'Heroulnas
Mahomet
M. Kinekel
Algeria
London Daily Newa
Hidden wedding tale in a strange insurance satire
Fragmentary lines claim Aud has married a hired girl named Marie, with a rash boon and hash to cook. The piece appears as a caricature from a periodical, noting auditors and scribes draw debatable exaggerations rather than facts.
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Traglo
Marie
Sidianapotlis Journal
Washington Sayings and Doings of Government Heads
The Senate confirmed A. G. Ware as assistant commissioner of Indian affairs. House actions covered impeachment talk against Judge Ricka and a Saturday attack on Rep. Turner of Georgia. Debates on arbitration with Great Britain over the boundary question and New Mexico and Arizona statehood progress were noted. Also reported are stamps theft sentencing, Supreme Court rulings, a Democratic banking committee conference, and new American Knights of Protection activities.
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Senate
A. G. Ware
West Point
Bailey
Judiciary Committee of the House
Ricka
Turner
Georgina
Wm. I. Scruggs
Venezuela
Congress
Great Britain
British Guiana
New Mexico
Arizona
House
Faulkner
William LB. Smith
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
McComas
Albany
Beach
Smith
Supreme Court
Washington, D. C
Fuller
Banking and Currency Committee of
Johnson
Ohio
Carlisle
Nia
Treasury
Miss Stevenson Dies at Asheville in Brief Illness
Miss Stevenson daughter of Vice President Stevenson died Friday afternoon in Asheville after months of illness. The report notes a failure to indict Alderman John Powers on bribery charges tied to a $25,000 bid to repeal an anti cigarette ordinance.
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Miss Stevenson
Stevenson
Asheville
Ngo
Owers
Chicago Grand Jury
John Powers
Powers
Perier Resigns Amid Political Turmoil In France
Paris reports confirm M. Casimir-Perier resigns as president after Cabinet meeting. Lacour and Challomel Lacour discuss whether to convoke parliament for a successor as crowds gather and the public weighs political fault lines. Separate dispatch describes a massive Butte Montana warehouse explosion killing many firefighters and causing extensive ruin.
French cabinet condemned Perier resignation
Cable reports Paris ministers and Dupuy cabinet members met to discuss the changed situation after President Casimir Perier resigned. Socialists in the chamber of deputies planned their stance as his successor’s election approached, condemning his withdrawal as cowardice.
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Paris
Casimir Perier
M. Dupuy
Chamber of Deputies
M. Casimir-Perier
M. Casimer-Perier
Senatorial Elections by State Legislatures
State legislatures convened in joint sessions last Wednesday to choose United States senators. New Hampshire elected William E Chandler. Massachusetts named George F Hoar as his own successor. Maine announced William P Frye for a second term. Colorado re elected Edward O Wolcott. Montana elected Lee Mantle and T H Carter with Mantle for the short term and Carter the long term. Nebraska announced John M Thurston as senator.
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Congress
United States
New Hampshire
William E. Chandler
Massachusetts
George F. Hoar
Maine
William P. Frye
Colorado
Edward O. Wolcott
United States Senate
Lafe Pence
Montana
Lee Mantle
Butte
T. H. Carter
Helena
Mantle
Carter
Nebraska
John M. Thurston
Spanish silver dollar hoard shocks Madrid officials
A sensational disclosure reports 24,000,000 Spanish silver dollars in circulation in Madrid. The coins are at full mint weight and some even exceed standard, with a face value of 5 pesetas and intrinsic value around 24 pesetas. Officials say the dollars were minted in France and the United States, with bankers in Madrid suspected of involvement.
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Madrid
France
America
Swiggles at clubhouse and Mars marks noted
Swiggles complains of hard work while ordering beers at the clubhouse. Observers report Mara's snowy cap has vanished and Mars shows a longitudinal surface marking. Various patent medicines and remedies are advertised with health claims throughout, from rest cures to tonics and laxatives.
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Pencivan Lownan
Harvard Observatory
Fingateff
Arizon
Mara
Douglassy
Mars
Cascades Rock Mass Movements Toward the Columbia
A massive basalt formation on Oregon’s Cascades slowly shifts toward the Columbia River, displacing forests and potentially damming the river to form a future lake. Geologists cite soft underlayers and percolating water as the cause, with railway lines also edging toward the river.
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Cascades
Columbia River
Oregon
Cosmas
Puria
Mies
Dalles
Ohio plan for electric railways across the state
Martin Dodge of Cleveland promotes a state and county funded grid of 4000 miles of electric rail lines connecting county seats. The project would be leased to private operators with construction costs near 20 million dollars. The idea envisions state county cooperation to build and finance the network.
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Ohio
Martin Dodge
Cleveland
Ohio Road Commission
Distinguished Judge James Taylor Jones Dies in Alabama
Judge James Taylor Jones longtime Alguna? No, Demopolis based jurist and former U S Representative for the first Alabama district died Tuesday morning after a lingering illness in Demopolis Alabama. He was fifty five.
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James Taylor Jones
First Judicial Circuit
Congress
Alabama
Demopolis
Ala
Hikaye
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Henry Brisson
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Butte Hardware Company
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Therrey
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Sane Thormpson
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Roxbury
Mass
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N.Y
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Mrs. Mary
Ayres
Dr. Kennedy
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Chocolates
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Breen
Walter Baker & CO
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Sullivan & Crichton
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Jupiter
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Montreal
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U.S. Gov't Report
Sant Claus
Idianapatia Journal
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Buffalo
Aripanstabule
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Vingaek Tobacco
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