Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Saved My Life
A Manning Iowa woman narrates that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her long suffered female complaints after years of ineffective medicines. The letter extols the remedy's success for displacements inflammation fibroid tumors irregularities and related pains and urges other women to seek her advice at Lynn Mass.
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Lydia E. ‘Pinkham
T. C. Willadsen
Manning
Owa
Airy
Pinkham
Lydian E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Majesty of the Pyramids Expresses Timeless Grandeur
Fran Robert Hichens' The Spell of Egypt excerpt praises the Pyramids of Ghizeh over Sakkara. The author recalls nightly visions of black silhouettes against the stars, noting their calm, classical simplicity and spiritual inspiration.
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Ghizch
Sakkara
Pyramids
Ghizeh
Fran Robert Hichens
Egypt
Little girl stages sofa pillow horse tale taught by Brander Matthews
In a Harper’s Weekly recount, Professor Brander Matthews recounts a child’s theatrical play where a sofa pillow is ridden as a horse to the mother’s knee. The girl declares the horse thirsty and pours pretend water into a jar, noting that a pretend horse should drink pretend water.
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Brander Matthews
Harper's Weekly
Belgian engineer claims revolutionary airship design
A Belgian military engineer, Commander Je Clement de Caint Marcq, says he has invented an airship to be tested soon. He is a noted authority and reports that the plans are withheld but promise a radical departure from prior steerable balloons. The note appears in Circumstantial Evidence, with Leo adrift as commentary on local filtration doubts after a frog was taken from a water meter.
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Je Clement de Caint Marcq
Kennebec Journal
Nature
Bine
Darron
Newburyport
Barron
Reece Cleeces
Reese
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Deafness Cure
An advertisement exudes dubious medical claims claiming deafness is caused by inflamed mucous membranes and can be cured by constitutional remedies. It touts Hall's Catarrh Cure and offers a $100 reward for any cured case, alongside various patent medicines and agricultural seed promotions.
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Hall
Fal.c . & Co
Toledo
Takeffall
Electricity and progress fuel an electrical age in America
The piece surveys the rapid rise of electricity in daily life and industry, noting vast sales by Western Electric General Electric and Westinghouse, the spread of telephone use, electric transport, and home conveniences. It highlights output scales, national reach, and the idea that electricity drives modern life beyond simple power.
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Caduak Oserver
New York
Thomas A. Mollson
United States
Terefore
Western Electric Company
General Electric
Westinghouse Electric
Western Electric
Bell
Hese
Chicago
Uncle Sam
Federal
Electric
Mary
Lnter
Yankee Push
Egypt
Pyramids
Costs of grand opera reveal high spending by impresarios
The article cites Maurice Grau and Heinrich Conried spending about 10 000 to 14 000 for one big night of seven stars in Les Huguenots and expands to annual outlays near a million dollars for salaries, scenery, and other items. It estimates Oscar Hammerstein's Manhattan Grand Opera at 42 500 weekly for 20 weeks, 850 000 per season, with 100 staff, 70 000 on chorus, and 96 000 in chorus salaries for 20 weeks.
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Maurice Grau
Heinrich Conrled
Oscar Hammerstein
Manhattan Grand Opera
Conried
Philadelphia
Hammerstein
Metropolitan
Vienna
Capense Ag Adors
Conrled
Hasta Choras
Manhattan
Broadway
Starchi Explodes Killing Five Workmen and Merchant
A starch factory explosion and ensuing fire in Providence killed five men and a merchant. Witnesses and officials described a violent blast, with debris destroying part of the building and smoke and flames filling the area. Investigators cited a possible ignition from defective wiring as a potential cause. property loss estimated near ten thousand dollars.
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Cera
Caetney
C. A. Tannéy
Tye
A. K. Chase
Richad Gomes
Mike
Tay
Gresseies
Tacit
House of Tose Company Na 2
Bank Robbers Loot Farm ers and Mechanics Bank in Missouri Heist
Eight robbers dynamited the Farmers and Mechanics Bank in HIN Missouri, taking about 23000 dollars in cash. The explosion wrecked the two story building and damaged nearby structures. Shots were exchanged with the sheriff’s posse, but the robbers escaped into the rural south of the county. no injuries were reported.
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Aic Hin
Farmers and Mechanics’ Bank
Mis
Rowsh
Here
Oynee
Bisex Bank
J. W. Jamison
City Protest Reports 175000 Idle Workers in NYC
A nine week meeting of delegates on Eighty fourth street near Second and Third avenues heard reports on unemployment in New York. The chairman calculated about 175000 workers were idle in the city amid debates over wage and relief policy.
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New York City
New York
Hughes assigns Jackson to present evidence before New York Grand Jury
Governor Hughes designates Attorney General Jackson to appear before the New York Supreme Court to present evidence on the Tee Trust case. He acts at the request of the Attorney General after informing the Governor that a crime may have been committed and that District Attorney Jerome failed to present documentary evidence to the Grand Jury.
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Hughes
Neral Jackson
Albany
N.Y
Jackson
Supreme Court of New York
Tee Trust
Caeatictals
American Les Company
Jerome
Captain Van Schaick’s Ten Year Sentence Upheld on Appeal
The U S Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed the conviction of Willan H Van Schaick, captain of the excursion steamer General Slocum, for criminal negligence in the East River fire of June 1904 that killed nearly 1000. He was sentenced to ten years with bail set at $10,000 pending appeal.
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van Schaick
New York City
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Lacombe, Coxe and Ward
Willan
General Slocum
East River
Ciptaln van Schalek
Westinghouse Foremen Redirect Banquet Funds to Charity
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing foremen planned their annual banquet in Pittsburg but canceled the dinner due to labor layoffs. The group redirected about a thousand dollars intended for the meal to support men out of employment. Duquesne Miles resume.
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Westinghouse
Pittsburg
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing
Four Thousand Men Return to Work at U S Steel Plant
Four thousand men resumed work at the Duquesne Works of the United States Steel Corporation in Pittsburgh. Most departments will be in operation within a month, including blast furnaces, the coke ovens, and the merchant mill, as the plant restarts following temporary layoff.
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Pittsburg
Darquesne
United Tes Steel Corporation
Pally
Princes
Kiiaesne
Trdhin Apprapsaeday Passed in Congress Amid Amendments
Ambiguous draft measures near approval after committee recommendations. A plan to authorize up to 8 million dollars faced final debate in the House in Washington. Pearl Harper acquitted in Cadillac, Michigan after a ten minute jury verdict for the stepfather killing. Detective actions and a fire at Hearkehive Hotel in Lee Massachusetts caused 70,000 dollars in damage.
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Pearl Harper
Cadillie
Mich
Pearl Thaper
Melvin Thompson
New York Wholesale Prices Listed for Farm and Food Goods
A lengthy 1907 style price list from New York shows wholesale rates for dairy meats produce and staples. It names vendors and items such as butter, creamery products, fowl, turkeys, ducks and geese, as well as potatoes apples tomatoes squash peppers lettuce cabbage and many other market goods with per unit and per quantity pricing. The document reflects regional pricing and cataloging for wholesalers and grocers.
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UANS
Hay
San
Jane Tye
Pacific Coast
Thace
Duluth
Qala
Bern
Prices in Steel and Wheat Markets Show Divergent Trends
A review notes steel prices in Pittsburgh near $89.50 for April 1907 and $25 previous month, with steel makers resisting cuts. Wheat traded around $1.09 per bushel after a fall to 83 cents during money tightening, amid heavy world yield shortages. The piece discusses broader effects on costs, wages, and employment, and observes additional economic signals such as subdued securities, abundant money, and shifting imports.
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Seeelbillets
Ge Pittssurg
New York City
Steel Corporation
Cau
Carragh
New York
Hecht
Lary
Truth and Quality Promoted as Reliable Laxatives
An advertisement touts Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a dependable laxative option. It claims the product cleanses and relieves internal organs without debility or dosage increases, praising pleasant action and natural lovative effects. Cites California Fig Syrup Co. as the genuine manufacture and notes sale by leading druggists.
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California Fig Syrup Co
Real Estate and Improvement Co Files Public Sale Notice
An advertisement from ALINE REALTY & IMPROVEMENT CO located at 132 Nassau Street New York City announces an impending public sale. Details are partially obscured but indicate a real estate transaction process and related procedural steps.
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Tyenopeare
Terrific Claims for Cuttura Treatment and Odd Notices
A mixed clipping reports a Cuticura Cure claim for a child with severe sores and scratching, mentions a pair of old testimonials, and cites a St Louis address dated 1807. It also references gas lamp fires in London, a patent laxative ad, and a Canadian boundary survey. It ends with local police judge endorsements and a dog-killing accident in Cloverport.
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Dortor
Ted Cuttoura
Alice L. Dowell
Baston Ave
St. Louis
Is that young woman an author or a sales figure
A Washington Star report features a sharp dialogue as a gruff land agent resists flattery and prizes directness. The agent praises a man who can stand above boastful pitch, seeking to know how his name should be written in the contract.
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Gimp
Masasine
German physician questions coffee health risks and Postim remedy
A physician disputes coffee as healthful noting caffeine and other substances may undermine nutrition. He endorses a beverage named Postim as a safe alternative, citing personal and family experiences and announcing widespread use.
Black Hand Secret Revealed in Pittsburgh Court Records
Court hearing exposes translated Black Hand by laws for murder and robbery. Ital ians accused of blackmail in Sewickley. officers reveal by‑laws, penalties from branding to death, and a centralized head circle overseeing punishment and secrecy.
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Pitsburg
Pittsburgis
Black Wand
R.rt. Quéy
Baltimore
Wieves
Camuffo
Scnrn
Cireiaeven
Sewickley
Hife
Riot in Japanese House Ends With Budget Passage
In Tokyo the House of Representatives erupted into a riot after a heated debate. The session was suspended then resumed with an apology from the Chair as the budget passed by a vote of 108 to support.
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Tokio
Japan
House of Representatives
Laundry Trust Guilty Plea and Fines Enforce Dissolution
The Laundry Trust pleaded guilty before Judge John A. Caldwell to conspiring to fix prices. Eleven laundries in the combination were fined $59 plus costs each, and the group agreed to dissolve. Indictments against proprietors were quashed.
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Cincinnati
Oho
Laundry Trust
John A. Caldwell
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