Letter Singled Out Pinkham Remedy for Tumor Recovery
A Denver woman Mrs Kellogg writes that after five years of a tumor and illness she tried Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports gradual improvement and full tumor absorption in seven months, urging other women to consider the remedy. The note also references Pinkham guidance and a general caution against other drugs. A second brief anecdote mentions an army mule killed for trespass in Manila and a judge’s humorous interaction during testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg
Linco Ave
Denver
Con
Pinkham
Lowell
Lydia
E. Pinkhim
Doctor Bewitched by Hila Gren Cine For No Tune
A dubious testimonial claims a physician avoided heart palpitations by quitting tea and coffee in favor of Postum. It describes a patient’s recovery after long coffee use and advises others to switch to Postum, noting wide domestic acceptance and a warning against misbrewed preparation.
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Doctor
Hila Gren Cine
Battle Creek
Mich
Abuiy
Meat Inspection Bill Passes House and President Wins
The meat inspection amendment to the Agricultural Appropriation Bill passed the House without dissent as Secretary Wilson praised the final form. Debate highlighted cost issues for packers and the removal of certain Civil Service and court review provisions, signaling stronger federal inspection of interstate and export meat.
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Wilson
Washington, D. C
Cannon
Wadsworth
WadswWorth
Lamb
Virginine
Wiliams
Mississippi
Davis
Minnesota
House
Secretary of Agriculture
Congress
Governors Stand on Death Penalty Amid Open Letter Debate
A debate sparked by Rev. R A Ellwood of Leavenworth and two gubernatorial candidates on enforcing the prohibitory law. Governor Hoch recognizes readiness to uphold death warrants but rejects rushing executions. He questions moral implications of executing a condemned man mere to satisfy a question of belief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan—Goy
R.A. Ellwood
Leavenworth
Hochi
Heaven
Hell
Kentucky Welcomes Her Sons Home From Abroad
Louisville reporters describe a one week Home Coming festival with more than ten thousand people at the Armory. Governor Beckham and Mayor Barth greet visitors as speeches from Maree Henry Watterson and David R. Francis highlight the event. A statue unveiling for My Old Kentucky Home author Foster and a Harcourt statue in London are noted among other items.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Armory
Beckham
Barth
Maree
Ballards
Ha Speeds
Harlan
Frys
Prestona
Abraham Lincoln
Jefferson Vis ‘Ia
Cuba
Grant-onre
Jnn
Ernor James B. McCreary
T. C. Crittenden
Loweesee ‘Harin
Denver
Rostrit
Berkluin
Yark
Mltitha
Kong Done
Sophon C. Foster
Etand ii
Capitol
Serius
Topeka Woman Seeks Damages After Murder Sentence
Mrs Martha Smith widow of Oliver Smith sues Schutz and Val Blatz Brewing Companies and local liquor entities for 55000 damages. She accuses brewers retailers and bartenders of causing her husband’s murder and has enlisted Thomas Ball who is imprisoned awaiting execution.
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Topeka
Kan —Mre
Martha Smith
Oliver Smith
Shawnee County
Schutz and
Val Blatz Brewing Companies
Jocal Liquor Eaters
T He Breweries
Smith
Thomas Ball
North Topeka
Hoch
Magnacre of Jews at Bialystok Sparks Russian Unrest
Eyewitness dispatches describe mass anti semitic slaughter and street fighting in Bialystok and other cities. Reports say hundreds killed or wounded as troops mutiny and the Duma teeters while Jews seek refuge in forests.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
Democratic Party
Constitutional Democratic Party
Gorenghin
Italy
Bialyatek
Cronstad
Bialytoh
Vity
Rulm
Mesolaion
Jewish Bund
Iudi Dimenti
Duma
City to sue for libel over Paterson articles
Alderman Albin Smith urged the board to authorize the city to seek legal action against Collier's Weekly and other papers publishing libelous articles about Paterson. The resolution directs the city clerk to obtain copies and the city counsel to investigate and file libel suits if warranted.
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Paterson
J.—Paterson
Albin, Smith
Board of
Aldermen
Collier's Weekly
Paterre
Lbel
Stalter
Kean Sentenced to Twenty Years for Abduction
Philadelphia residents heard the swift justice against John Joseph Kean who abducted Freddie Muth. Kean received twenty years hard labor to solitary confinement in the Eastern Penitentiary after arraignment and quick grand jury action. He was photographed and measured, then sent to the penitentiary as the doors closed at 1:20 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
John Joseph Kean
Freddie Muth
Justee
Kean
Criminal Court
Sulzberger
Bin
Penitentiars
Ohio Mines to Resume After Idleness Ends Strike
Ohio miners return to work after two months of idleness. About 35 000 men resume duties as non-union workers yield to union labor in Eastern Ohio. President John H. Winder signed the pact for stand out operators and Ohio miners’ officials agreed to an eight percent wage advance on the 1904 05 mining and day labor scale. The contract runs April 1 1906 to March 31 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Operdory
Huave
John H. Winder
Ohio Minership
Government funds to be deposited in San Francisco banks
Washington reports that 12 million dollars of government funds will be deposited in San Francisco national banks in exchange for municipal bonds to fund the city’s rebuilding. The arrangement, approved by officials, aims to finance recovery efforts following the disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Prest
Sucre Shaw
National Banks of
San Francisco
Governor Pattison Dead Shifts Ohio Leadership to Harris
Governor Pattison of Ohio dies at his Milford home from chronic nephritis. John M Pattison, born June 13 1847 in Clermont County, served in Congress with McKinley and led Union Central Life. Andrew Lintner Harig becomes acting governor for the remainder of Pattison's term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew W. Harris
Ohio
Cincinnati
John M. Pattison
Milford
Clermont County
Congress
McNinley
Union Central Life Insurance Company
State Senate
Wik
Anni-Saloon League
Andrew Lintner Hariig
Fatthon
Relief Flour Sold in San Francisco Amid Surplus Divestment
San Francisco sells 10,500,000 pounds of surplus relief flour to the Globe Grain and Milling Company. About 12,000,000 pounds went at 2.60 per barrel, 1,500,000 pounds at 3.16 per barrel, with cornmeal bid at 1.25 per hundred pounds. Relief allotment stood at 730,000 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Globe Grain and Milling Company
Globe Company
President Nominates Officials for Norway and State Department
The President proposed Herbert I. D. Pierce as Minister to Norway, and Huntington Wilson of Illinois to succeed Sia Pierce as Third Assistant Secretary of State and in the State Department.
Family of Five Drowned on Minnesota River Road
O W Martin his wife and three children drowned in the Minnesota river near Bosco South Dakota after leaving Sisseton. They had traveled from a shel farm to attend a circus and returned home late at night when Martin leaped into darkness off the river bank. The New Commissioner of Education Le W T Marvis has resigned. President named Elmer B Brown of UC as successor.
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Alfie Worth
South America
United Bretes
Ealmon
el Grocer
O. W Martin
Wwere
Minnesota
Rtiver
Bosco
South Dakota
Sisseton
Shel Farm
Ece A Cirens
Martin
le. W.T. Marvis
Elmer B. Brown
University of California
Lome
Waleti
Whehard Hale
Kone Enoot
Nathan
Yale College
New Staven
Coventry
New Linea
Barebail
Snupplies Committee Members Named Trustees in Murals Life
Robert Olyphant James C Hold en and Charles E Miller, members of the Snupplies Committee of the Mu ural Life, who passed padded bills, are signed as trustees of the company.
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Robert Olyphant
James C. Holden
Charles E. Miller
Sporting Notes Roundup of Early 20th Century Athletic Wins
New York Crescent team defeats Toronto University with Mellveen as star pitcher defecting to join Penn State. Andover Academy wins New England Interscholastic title at Soldiers Field Cambridge with 4 points. Boxers disband after outbreak. post-World events frame future bouts. Davis Cup first round sees American wins over England. Spearmint wins Grand Prix de Paris ahead of Brisecody. Yale pole vaulter Gilbert sets world record at the Eighth American meet. Yale baseball fades as Princeton and Chicago schools clash, affecting standing in university athletics.
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Crescent $. C. Incresee
New York
Toronto University
Harry Mellveen
Penneylvania State College
Tts
sAndover Academy
Soldiers’ Let
Cambridge
Nelson Snys
Yale
Princeton
Cornell
Adan Ard
Pheasants Seized at Howl Banquet in New York City
About two hundred pheasants were seized at a banquet in the Waldorf Astoria New York City. The venue’s management faces prosecution for violations of game laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldorf- Artoria
New Oarh
Women win spring Bolt title at Englewood New Jersey
Item lists several women achievements and events including Mrs. 5 and 97 winning a spring Bolt championship in Englewood New Jersey, Miss Maile Butters of California, and mentions about Suttistics graduates and notable women figures such as Dr. Mary Putman Ta¢obi and Mie Sklodowska-Curie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lefferta
Englewood
N. J
Hudson
Harlan River
Maile Butters
Califor
Midshipunia
Victor X. Mecent
CLS
Secrets of Commerce
Japan
May Sutton
England
Mary Putman Ta¢obi
New York City
Fronen
Chawbher
McClellan Denounces Politics at Union College Commencement
King Vaakhon Queer Vand and Crown Prince Olaf attend the Norway coronation events amid wary public reception. Mayor McClellan of New York City denounces politics as a trade at Union College Schenectady during the commencement address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaakhon
Queer Vand
Olaf Dett Choma
Norway
McClelan
McClellan
New York City
Union College
Schenectady
Foreign notes and local discord in early 20th century comments
A patchwork of statements covers US politics with twenty seven governors elected next November, European ties, and economic and demographic snatches. Reports note immigration shares, European unrest, English crematorium orders, and public franchise revenue rising in New York City amid fiscal strains.
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New York City
Ehis
Public Service
Famous Sysonby Dead at Sheepshead Bay Stable
Sysonby, the champion horse that won $200000 in purses and was tipped as a major turf standout, died at trainer James R. Keene’s Sheepshead Bay stable from septic poisoning. Veterinary doctors confirmed the death and noted Sysonby’s enlarged lungs reflecting his renowned powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Sysonby
Whhuer
James R. Keene
Sheepshead Bay
Sssonby
Sysonds
Keene
Great American Chess Player Dead
Harry Nelson Millsbury, regarded as a top world chess figure, died at the Friends' Asylum in Philadelphia. Born in Somerville, Massachusetts, he was celebrated as America's greatest chess player. The obituary notes his prominence and place of death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Nelson Millsbury
Priends’ Asylum
Philadelphia
America
Somervile
Mass
Prominent figures and political notes amid a regional turmoil
A jumble of names and positions appears, mentioning Senator Mate nearing seventy three, Venezuela political changes cited by Vice-President Gamez, and various figures such as Brooklyn leaders, Governor candidates, chess figures, and a bishop's death. The text blends political figures, elections, and oblique references to international affairs with scattered fragments.
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Mate
David Wanhin
Aliag Gorbs
Soraftuve Wincktaen
Minerytys Lerder
Bessa
Europe
Hut
Gutmool Gates
Gamez
Poly
Venezuela
Bink S. Coler
Tie Hore
Brooklyn
Meade Suhs
Thiel Starr
Hetrick
West Pont
Andrew J. Hetrick
Nernich
Wheat Crop Prospects Rise in June Report
The June crop report from the Department of Agriculture notes promising wheat prospects. Winter wheat condition rose to 84 on June 1, with spring wheat yield indications near 83, and a total 714 million bushels expected for both crops if current conditions hold. Tobacco, coal, building, and other sector updates follow, including a larger New England tobacco crop, major shaft contracts in Pennsylvania, and a strong May gold output.
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New York City
Department of Agrculture
Mexico
Luther Burbank
Texas
California
Fragmentary Globe fragment hints at betrayal and doubt
A clipped, cryptic exchange from Atehtson Globe portrays suspicion and social disgrace. A Woahouta figure questions another about knowledge of a woman, while a Wwottian named Nylener responds in wary terms.
Then Weeping to Dangerous in Somerville Journal
A brief, aphoristic line notes that tears rarely win favor, suggesting a pretty woman’s crying may attract attention yet proves costly, as observed in the Somerville Journal.
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Somerville Journal
Kentucky breakfast described in MeClure’s humor piece
The text narrates a humorous Kentucky breakfast scene featuring a three-pound steak a bottle of whisky and a shelter dog as a punchline. It notes a quip about a dog eating the steak and mentions a new word newspaperiety not yet patented or copyrighted.
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Blowart
Edward
MeClure‘s
Cyclone Bill
Fragmented Tale From Marys Mouth Opens Distress
A clipped quotation from Everyone's Magazine mentions Mrs M and a servant with a habit of keeping her mouth open. The scene shows theatrically bold dialogue about opened lips and a ship of misreading. Versia is noted for lacking distilleries breweries or public houses and uses only wine as an intoxicating beverage.
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Versia
The Domestic Hen a Wonder and Its Helpful Book
The Domestic Hen a Wonder describes hens as bug killers and crop protectors. It extols egg yields and nutritious contents while promoting a poultry care book offered by the Rook Publishing House for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebe Wii
Rook
Hebing House
Leonard St
New York City
Ailing Kidney Pills Sold By All Dealers
An advertisement praises Dean's Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney pain and backache. It features testimonials from John C. Chentin, a Swanshara merchant, claiming his kidney issues improved after using the product. The ad urges readers to buy, noting price at 30 cents a box and listing Vealer Moburn Co of Buffalo NY as the supplier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
John C.chentin
Vealer Moburn Co
Buffalo
Red tape frustrates efficiency in government work
A late 19th century memo recalls how a naval officer’s plan to move a thermometer was blocked by bureaucratic rules. The anecdote, cited by Secretary Bonaparte, illustrates how costly and tedious paperwork can hinder simple operational changes.
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Pesident
Washington
Bonaparte
Harper's Weekly
Cure for eczema with Cuticura remedies claims success
Testimonial from Eomas M. Koster of Linwood Grange New Jersey states his severe eczema, covering scalp face neck and lips, cleared after using Cuticura Ointment and Soap. He says employment became possible and he now recommends the products for a permanent cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alia Discassm
Eomas M. Koster
Prospect
Nervous diseases cure advertised with herbal bottle remedy
An 19th century advertisement cites Dr Kitne's Narva Restores offering a cure for fits and St Vitus Dance. It lists a free treatise and a Philadelphia contact. Another ad promotes Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething with a bottle price of 25 cents. The Church of England is stated to have an annual income of £15,000,000.
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St. Vitus
Kitne
H.R. Burxx
Church of England
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Woman's Relief Corps
Mrs. Pinkham
Messarah Kellogg
Manila
Manin & Dagupan
Tuck ‘i
Simon Ford
Chicago
Success Magazine
Philadelphia Record
Wielmann
Roosevelt Victor
Eaccuthie
Ransay
Henry Watterson
Sons of the Soil
Harcourt
Sir William Vernon Harcourt
Waldo Story
House of Commons
John Burne
Tondon
Toogevelt
Roovevett
Deuiot
White House
STES
Magnacre
Bialystok
Gzar
Hadnaper
Midicter
Freddie Mud
Ohio Mines
Pattison
Sorbonne
Mie
Sklodowska-Curle
Mierry Curle
Jan Eggert-Stuldt
der Abstluente Mravenbunde
Wien
Germany
Sweden
Yrmity Onl
Hane
Praice
King Waahou
Hall Aotick Weil
Tavis
Potter
Egypt
United States
Great Britain
Canada
Colorado
Boston
Amness
Tamee R. Keene
Bada
Guptemahin
Caatentala
Sal- Viattol
Congo
Africa
Hias
Solkdrk
Aleshe
Astin
Ned Kidner
Lima
Sare Jen
Baldinger
Bas
Ben Davis
Northern Spy
Averrieu
Carrie
Acitic Coast
Maine
New England
Havana
Pennyania Railroad Company
Washington , County
Pennsylvania
Lsthnate
Yond Way
Pipiburg
Delavace
California Fig Syrup Co
Norllng
Fie Ieee
Marper’s Weekly
Murbank
Ieresting
Mre
Valding
Bakding
Mer
Balding
Cardanciers
Ad E
Frate
Omi
Cirr
Toneve
Lucas Corstt
J. Cugxzy
F. J .Cunstr & Co
Loledo
Fim
Hallv
Foayn J. Cueyer
A.D
A. W.gleason
Hall
Danzig
Redintne
Loudon Daily Mail
Atlantic City
Seaadle City
New Jersey Central
Athenc City
Avery
New Jersey Central Wall
Liberty Street
Tolstoi
Indian Ocean
Ibalated
Green's Sons
Atlanta
Ther
Tig
Glenn
All Dup
Aneeoe
Guat
Charterhouss
Berton
Vreeklom
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