Peruna healing nervousness and weakness claims
The piece quotes a Malden Massachusetts woman praising Peruna as an effective remedy for female health issues, noting rapid improvement in weariness, sleeplessness, appetite, and pelvic weakness after about seven months use. It includes a request for free medical advice from Dr. Hartman and mentions confidential correspondence.
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Mies
Sadie Robinson
Malden
Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Death of General Maxino Gomez Celebrated Cuban Leader
Havana reports the death of General Maxino Gomez at 6 PM after heart trouble. He died with family present as Senate praised him with a $100,000 grant. A storied fighter born 1836 in Santo Domingo, Gomez rose to brigadier general in Cuba’s war for independence, famed as “The Terror” for his daring campaigns, defeats of large Spanish forces, and relentless advances toward Havana.
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Havana
Cuba
Maxtino Gomez
Ife
Palma
Senate
Valina
Hay
Gomez
Ils
National Party
Lberal
Governor Nunez
Maxine Gomez
Santo Domingo
Lind
Santiago
Puerto Principe
Agram Ente
Jamaica
Dr. Marti
Honduras
Maceo
Marshal Campos
Jiminez Castellanos
Tavana
Willig Gomez
Gen. Gomez
Gontez Hiad
United States
Fatal head on collision near Patapsco Station
A Western Maryland Railroad wreck near Patapsco Station between Westminster and Finksburg killed at least twenty three workers and many more injured. The passenger train collided with a freight train after a misread order, causing widespread destruction and prompt relief efforts by nearby residents and physicians.
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Valuimere
Mda
Western Maryland Railroad
Patansco
Westminster
Finksburg
George A. Covell
Wagerstown
Krit
Shoenaker
Hagerstown
Joh Crouse
Taneytown
Dorr
James Groshon
Charles Telly
William Sweeny
McClellan Sweeny
Frank Sweeny
Harry Sweeny
Charles T. Miller
Thurmond
Guy Linn
Middleburg
Smatl
Mount Hope
Mnit
Patapsco Station
Maryland
Patapsco
Nerest
Simminon
Westwinster
Blue Ridge Summit
Baltimore
Night of Destruction Across Minnesota and Wisconsin
A fierce storm caused over 1 000 000 dollars in damage across southern Minnesota and western Wisconsin. Bridges and track ruined near St Paul, a veneer factory burned for 250 000, floods and tornadoes wrecked farms and mills, and several fatalities occurred including lightning deaths in Ashland and a barn incident near Tastings. Moving Day sees 52 million dollars moved to a new Federal building in Chicago.
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St. Paul
Minn
Wighwater
Ngehtning
Chicago Great Western Railroad
Lakelty
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Ritnelander
Wis
Ludson
Elsworth
Eagle Lake
Nmypnominee
Ashland
Charles Bartze
Tastings
Willan O. Shaughnessy
Newark Wholesale Prices Flavor Markets in Listing
The Newark wholesale price sheet lists dairy, poultry, fruits vegetables and live stock items with quoted per quart, per pound, per crate, or per bunch rates. Key entries include butter creamery Western extra, cheese full skimmed and aged, beans kidney varieties, apples Baldwin and other fruits, poultry prices for fowls, spring chicks, turkeys, and squabs, plus hay, straw, and vegetables with regional references and packaging units.
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Newark
Munk Exchange
Dutter Treamery—Western
Tamia Bacseeee
Firsta
Ferroy
Faney
Neebresee
Trimg
Cale
Cease
Ken Davis
Nora
Pacific Coast
Yioitadlc&s
Votaloce
B. Shore
Lima Heane
Corpper le
ONAN
Duluth
Lesmlis
Increase In Acreage of Spring and Winter Wheat
Washington D C preliminary returns from the Bureau of Statistics show spring wheat sowing at about 17 618 000 acres, up 2 5 percent from last year, with winter wheat June 1 conditions at 5 0 percent. Total area sown reaches about 27 688 000 acres, up about 0 1 percent. spring rye down 3 8 percent. wheat yields projected around 425 111 000 bushels per Produce Exchange.
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Washington, D. C
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Agriculture
Cats I
Johnston City Fire Destroys Town Center in Indiana
A devastating blaze in Johnston City Indiana left forty buildings including the business district in ruins. Officials estimate the loss at two hundred thousand dollars as water supply and ice hindered firefighting efforts.
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Johnston City
Ind
Americans Stranded in London Seek Aid Amid Crisis
Hundreds of Americans remain stranded in London with few resources as the American Consulate and Embassy join the American Society in aiding the destitute group. The situation highlights a broader distress among travelers and expatriates seeking shelter and support.
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London
Tabor News Notes Labor Strikes Across U S and Abroad
The document lists numerous labor actions and industry updates including: Caterson New Jersey teamsters strike declared, Nome Alaska miners union formed resisting wage cuts, David M. Barry retires as National Citizens Industrial Guilon president, Lebanon Pennsylvania furnaces to reopen after years, Allentown Pennsylvania Spinning Mills workers strike for higher wages, 2200 Japanese laborers in Maui go on strike, Roosevelt issues order banning convict labor on government works, U S Attorney General rules National Right Hour applies to Panama Canal work, Pennsylvania factory inspectors launch a crusade against sweatshops and child labor, Racine Wisconsin waitresses strike prompting local socialite volunteers to assist, McArdle elected president of the Annewnited Association of Lroi State Lin Workers, lockouts and disputes among Grays Rath and Siphia manufacturers, and various noted labor activities across counties and industries.
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Caterson
N. J
Nome
Alaska
Lave
David M. Barry
National Citizens' Industrial Guilon
Lebanon
Roosevelt
United States Attorney General
Panama Canal
Pennsylvania
Racine
Wis
PJ. McArdle
Muncie
Tve Anne
Wnited
Association of
Lroi
Stelate Lin
Astral
Grays Rath
Hth Siphia
Assquindon
Turlington
Oye
Killed by a Rocket Stick in Cayuga Ind
Nineteen year old Madeline Ashley died instantly and another injured after a rocket stick struck a stall yard during an exhibition in Cayuga Indiana. The incident left Ashley fatally wounded, with the bombardment described as penetrating the head. The fragmented report also mentions various unrelated names and notes including naval service, inventions, and academic figures from several institutions.
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Madeline Ashley
Madeline Adams
Cayuga
Ind
Staller Yard
Miss Ashley
Mexican Exports Rise and Wheat Prospects Brighten
Mexico’s exports in the first nine months reached a gold value of 57.6 million dollars, up five million, while silver exports totalled about 18.5 million, down nine million due to monetary reform. Texas harvests begin under dry, hot weather with some reports of eating in the north. Steel mills report delivery delays, and wholesale demand shows improved orders but tempered by irregular trade. Minnesota and Dakota wheat crops benefit from favorable weather as Texas notes strong yields. the annual convention in Fort Worth discusses prospects, with wheat shipments expected around 15 million bushels and a revenue crest near 125 million dollars.
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United States
Acetylene Light Aims to Cut Eye Defects in Schools
A New York June report argues eyesight failures among children stem from poor lighting at home and school. Acetylene flame is praised as a bright steady, nearly sunlike artificial light, cheaply produced and installable in homes, churches, and schools, with potential to reduce defective vision as its use expands.
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New York
Alice
Miss C
Almple
Food in Sermons and Health Benefits of Grape Nuts
A clergyman attests to improved health and energy after switching to Grape Nuts for years. He reports relief from morning indigestion and headaches, better mental focus, and strength for duty. He mentions others helped by the same dietary change and cites testimonials from Postum Company ads.
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Persund
Sian
Baittle Creel
Wellville
Washington chosen as peace talks center in Russo Japanese plan
The capital of the United States was selected for peace talks between Russia and Japan after failed Chefoo and Paris options. President Roosevelt and officials hinted Washington may host a summer adjournment to a resort like New Port or Manchester by the Sea. Russia and Japan expect formal assembly by mid summer, with a protocol preceding a formal armistice. Japan seeks Port Arthur and Manchuria, and Vladivostok to control naval balance, while Russia may resist. Possible Miklott?
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Charlea . Hoku
Massachusetts
Navy
Sho Rey
Luering
Chuceh Wis
United States
Charles Edward Munrelin
George Washington University
G. ‘Lad
Yale University
Sagi
Baron von Faber
Dahardh
Turin
Stoessel
Ius
Canmnander
Bert Arthur
Christian
Tvrankin
Thomasson
I Descomiant
John Wrisht
London
Dy Ve Litton
Bee
Jol Pane
Lind
Ster
Mike Parktee
Cohwende
Cato
Mode Ag
Aide
Tie Annes
Washington
D. C
America
Russia
Japan
Looh
Paris
Newport
Manchester-by-the-nen
European
Europe
China
Napsia
Port Arthur
Stronely
Manchuria
Malling
Vladivostok
Ugha
Geromoy
Adlition Y Ler Preseie
Alls
Chinese Graduates Admitted to West Point Under Act
West Point admits four foreigners under a special Act of Congress marking the first time the Military Academy welcomes Chinese Empire representatives as cadets. Chig Chia Chen Ying Weing Wen Luis Bai and Tomas Phiza will receive instruction amid the ongoing cadet influx.
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West Point
Military Academy
Chig Chia Chen
Ying Weing Wen
Luis Bai
Llanduras
Tomas Phiza
Ecuador
Congress
Secretary Tsay Refuses Resignation Amid Cabinet Rumors
Secretary of State John Tsay, speaking in New York, said he had a bully good time da Murope and has no intention of resigning his post in President Roosevelt's cabinet. The remarks came as he described travels and dining aboard the White Star liner with Mrs. Tsay accompanying him.
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Edward W. Nucholls
Eldorn
Town
Bas
John Sampson
London
England
Ezra Nuckolls
Des Moines Register and Leader
New York City
da Murope
John Tsay
Naples
White Star
Merny
Presidente Roosevelt
Lim
Chinese Boycott of American Goods Spreads in Worcester
The boycott by Chinese merchants and guilds is widening in Worcester as newspapers refuse advertising for American products. Funds are set to continue the boycott, affecting American interests and drawing concern about economic impact.
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Tien-Ysin
Boscott
Hoycott
Pekin
Aimetletin
Boston Nationals Eye Strong Base Running This Season
The Boston Nationals and Boston Champions show aggressive baserunning noted by observers, while the Cinermatic Club releases Varry Dolan and Word on J. Anderson’s sale to Washington Glut for 20. Manager Clarks criticizes Pirates base play. Strang, Tagish Wagner, and Wade cited for speed and infield defense amid a crowded field of teams and stars in a turbulent league season.
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Boston Nationals
Cinermatic Club
Brooklyn
Boston
Washington Glut
Jol Anderson
New York
Jimmy Collis
Jesse Burkett
Doylin
Sevel Ha
Burnley Robinson
Arndt
Uidwell
Sheeharrd
Wanette Pacelers
Wade
Pak
Grenley
Bender
Harry Duis
Dave Pulte
Steater
Keeler
Strang
Weaver Digs Up Philadelphia Graft Scandal hearing
Disclosures at a Select Council hearing accuse Philadelphia leaders of secret contracts that favored contracted firms, with Mayor Weaver halting city work on the filtration plants. Officials resign over noncompetitive deals, while prominent figures like Durham, McNichol, and Mack are linked to multimillion dollar contracts and city work.
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Philadelphia
Krank MH. Graven
London
J. McNichol & Co
Israel W
Durham
James P. Aes Nichol
John M. Marek
Asphatt Trust
Jim McNichol
McNichol
Dan McNichol
McNichal Flemding
McNichol and
Mack
Caven
Norcross & Edmunds
Weaver
John W. LM
Bureau of Fitration
Lienry W. Lum
Daniel McNichol
John Mack
McNamara
Senator McNichol
Farmers and Mechanics’ Bank
Salter
Roosevelt
Cooley and Green
United States Civil Service Commission
Clarence Meeser
Internal Revenue
Elnora Park
Mint
Cigarette clubs spread across Indiana amid legal doubts
Tuddanapolis reports widespread formation of cigarette clubs buying in bulk outside the state to supply members, with Judge Leathers ruling such cigarettes may be smoked legally in most counties. Local dealers handle club orders, while other items include a $30,000 theft recovered in London and various European political notes.
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Tuddanapolis
Ind
Indianna
Iadls
Express. Ti
Girs from Pot Anica Receive Unusual Bridal Gifts
Brides receive odd presents from household pets in a stylish town. Dogs send bridge apparatus and braces. cats choose a uniquely patterned cake basket. a canary and bird select coffee cups. The whimsical array reflects a fashionable home and the era's tongue in cheek regard for social novelty.
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Weiding
Sf Bridge
Dird
An Awful Skin Humor Cured by Cuticura
An advertisement details a long lasting skin condition covering the head neck and shoulders with draining matter. After trying many doctors, the subject turns to Cuticura and quickly finds a cure, urging others with skin humors to use the product. The note lists the name Keyes of Boston and a claim of numerous British peers with heirs.
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Cuulursa
Congress Street
Boston
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Rasshr Ceadser
Saigon
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Kueotin
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Flatbush Avenue
N. C
Tyas E. Pinkham
Ufo
Lydia_E. Pinkbany
Tam
Lydia E. Pinksham
Vegetable Pound
Atlanta
Libby
Libby, McNeill & Libby
Jwoolson Spice CO
Toledo
Ohio
Candy Cathartic
Cerieant
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