Letter Promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Minneapolis woman Mrs John Moldan urges public sharing of her cure from female troubles after three months on Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter claims strong recovery and promotes the product as a remedy for women's health issues with confidential guidance from Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Pinkham
Patiris
Lydia B. Pinkhom
Jonn G.moldan
North
Lydia E. Pim
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Judge Hooks Strong Opinion in Government Victory
In a sweeping ruling delivered at 51. Loula and St. Paul the government prevailed on every point. The law treats corporations as persons and bans combinations in restraint of trade. The decision emphasizes keeping transportation rates and interstate prices open to free competition and rejects wrongful gains regardless of origin.
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Loula and
St. Paul
Prosecution
Ilko
Stanard Oil dissolved by U S court in Missouri case
The United States District Court for the Eastern District of Missouri dissolved the Standard Oil Company of New Jersey for restraint of trade. Judge Walter H. Sanborn wrote the opinion, with concurring judges and a special concurrence by Judge Hook. The decree takes effect in 30 days, barring stays for appeal, and the action aims at ending monopolistic practices across states. Frank B. Kellogg led the government’s prosecution.
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District of
Missouri
Standard Oil Company
Hook
United States
St. Louis
Frank B. Kellogg
St. Paul
Charles B. Morrison
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Conpiorations
John D. Rockefeller
Willam Rockefeller
Henry M. Flagler
Henry H. Rogers
John D. Archbold
Oliver H. Payne
Charles M. Pratt
Taft pushes fortress plan amid Norfolk visit
President Taft arrived at Norfolk Virginia aboard the Mayflower for a one day stay and an Atlantic Deep Waterways Association address. He urged construction of an inland fortress between the Virginia Capes. In Ottawa Sir Wilfrid Laurier stated the new French treaty bears no discrimination against the United States.
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Taft
Norfolk
Atlantic Deepers Waterways Association
Virginia Capes
Wilfrid Laurier
Ottawa
United States
Labor groups plan temple and eight hour push in trades
Hamilton trades council aims to build a labor temple while Massachusetts Car enters hold a tonak convention in Holyoke on January 10. Chicago labor leaders urge churches to back shorter women’s hours. Boilermakers Union members donate a day’s pay yearly for strike benefits. Metal Polishers seek an eight hour day nationwide. Defense fund proposed. Marine engineers from Astoria Seattle and Portland discuss affiliating with AFL. Tennessee Federation meets in January. Printing pressmen reject a $100000 sanatorium fund and home for superannuated members. New labor MPs appear in Commons. more expected next term. San Francisco Labor Council probes technical schools’ impact on trades. Machinists approve transfer cards for members arriving from abroad with good standing.
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Hamilton
Canada
Trades and Labor Council
Massachusetts
State Council of Carenters
Holyoke
Chicago
Boilermakers’ Union
Metal Polishers and Buffers’ International Union
Marine Engineers
Astoria
Seattle
Portland
American Federation of Labor
Mennessee Federation of Labor
Chattanooga
Houge
Hill Meets Taft on Reform Plans in White House
James J. Hill of the Great Northern Railway discussed railroad and trust reform with President Taft in Washington. He warned that high living costs threaten national decadence and urged reducing expenses for common people while advocating efficiency in government. Senator Bourne, also present, argued for streamlined administration to boost the purchasing power of the dollar.
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Great Northern Railway
White House
Washington, D. C
Taft
James J. Hill
St. Paul, Minn
Hill
Jonathan Bourne
Oregon
Bourne
Senate
Hale
Maine
Uncle Sam
Washington
Tat
Congress
Death Follows In Trail Of The Hope Diamond
Paris reports the Hope Diamond, famed for bringing misfortune to owners, may have caused Selim Habid’s death aboard the Seyne after the wreck in the China Sea. The gem’s history traces to Louis XIV and circles through Hamid, Frankel, and Lord Hope, ending with Habib possibly carrying it to the East.
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Death
Paris
Hope
Louis XIV
Singapore
Selim Habid
China Sea
Habold
Malacca Strait
Hamid
Abdul Hamid
Turkey
Habib
Orient II
France
Louis XVI
London
Henry Thomas Trape
Trope
New York
United States
Frankel Brothers
Thes
Death rate in 1908 shows lowest in registration area
Washington 1908 mortality fell to 15.3 per 1000 in the registration area while rural districts averaged 14.0. Total deaths reached 691,574, up from 657,034 due to the addition of Washington and Wisconsin. January had the most deaths, June the fewest. State rates ranged 18.4 in California to 10.1 in South Dakota.
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Washington
D. C
Census Bureau
Gonlend
Wales
Wisconsin
California
South Dakota
Dogs Shot in Montclair Streets Under Mayor’s Proclamation
Forty four unmuzzled dogs running at large in Montclair were killed after Mayor Henry V. Crawford authorized destruction. Policeman Hugh Seery and William Stewart used shotguns while David Steinfeldt, the dog catcher, killed dogs in the town center as owners pleaded for their pets.
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Montclair
N. J
Henry V. Crawford
Hugh Seery
William Stewart
David Steinfeldt
Various 1909 U S political and world events reported
Senator Aldrich spoke in St Louis on monetary reform while Colton was inaugurated governor of San Juan Porto Rico. The Alsop claim was referred to The Hague. President Gompers denounced Judge Wright at a Toronto AFL convention. New British Dreadnoughts will reach 26 350 tons and twenty eight knots. Harris of the New York Central cited a $643 000 Treasurer Warriner shortage. Berlin newspapers attacked Kiel navy yard defalcations in the millions. Edward J Perry, ex mayor of Greenburg PA, killed three children then died. Taft spoke in Augusta. Andover Seminary bought Cambridge site. Cummins attacked Cannon from Chicago supporting insurgents. Criminal Courts Building NYC cost tentative.
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Aldrich
St. Louis
G.R. Colton
San Juan
Porto Rico
United States
Chile
Alsop
Hague Court
Gompers
Toronto
American Federation of Labor
Wright
Washington, D. C
Harris
New York Central
Warriner
Cincionati
Berlin
Kiel Navy Yards
Charles Zeuchlin
Columbia University
Edward J. Perry
Greenburg
Taft
Augusta
Boston
Andover Theological Seminary
Cambridge
Mass
Cummins
Cannon
Cannon and Defended the “Insurgents’’N Congrega
Chicago
Criminal Courts
New York City
Wibialske Boy Dies After Football Injury in West Orange
Albert Wibialske son of Mr and Mrs Theodore Wibialske of 97 Riggs Place West Orange died three hours after admission to Orange Memorial Hospital from a neck fracture sustained during a high school football game at the Essex County Park grounds. He was the star athlete of West Orange High School and his brothers are known in local sports circles. A Bronx incident was attributed by his brother to unfamiliar tackling by Trinity Chapel players.
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West Orange
N. J
Cadet Byrne
West Point
Harvard
Albert P. WW. Wibiralske
Theodore Wibialske
Riggs Place
Orange Memorial Hospital
Wibialske
West Orange High
Watyexping Oval
Essex County Park
Trinity Chapel
New York
Wibviratske
Trinity
Frank W. Lorkwood
East Orange
Orange Memorial H Hospital
Anat Wiblalake
Withirplake
Charles Wibiratsko
Manhattan
Ill. Professor Wilfred Wheeler Found Dead in Campus
In Champaign Illinois University of Illinois chemistry assistant Professor Wilfred C Wheeler died by ingesting cyanide of potassium. Officials say aversion to babies and domestic life drove the act with meals taken away from home since the infant arrived.
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Champaign
Ill
Wilfred C. Wheeler
Engineering Experiment
University of Illinois
Wheeler
Ile
Duchess Consuelo Dies of Heart Failure in New York
Consuelo Yanaga, Dowager Duchess of Manchester and former Miss Yanaga, died of heart failure after neuritis. She was attended by Lady Lister and Miss Emily Yanaga. Born to Antonio Yanaga, Cuban heir, she rose to fame in New York society and met Viscount Mandeville in Morristown, New Jersey, in 1875.
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Kengon
England
Consuelo
Duchess of
Manchester
Viscount Mandeville
Morristown, N. J
Mrs Grant Leaves 700000 Estate To Beneficiaries
Mrs U S Grant Jr dies suddenly before trip. Will filed in San Diego disperses 700000 in property with provisions shielding the estate from creditors of her husband. Chaffee Grant Marian Grant Macey New York City share equally with U S Grant Jr and other San Diego relatives. A Westchester County farm valued at 100000 also included.
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San Diego
Cal
U.S Grant, Jr
Chaffee Grant
Marian Grant Macey
New York City
U.S. Grant, Jr
Ulysses Grant
Julia Dent Grant
Fannie Grant
Westchester County
New York
Richard W. Gilder Dies, Century Editor and Poet
Richard Watson Gilder, editor-in-chief of Century Magazine since its 1881 foundation, a noted author and poet, died of heart disease at his sister’s New York home. Born in 1844 in Bordentown New Jersey, he began writing and publishing at age twelve.
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Century Magazine
New York City
Richard Watson Gilder
I Ty Foundation
Schuyler van Rensselaer
Bordentown
N. J
St. Thomas Register
Flushing
L. A
Foreleners snub cranberry trade says consuls
Consuls in London Paris and Berlin report that cranberries have little demand abroad and are viewed with disdain by foreign buyers. They note a larger crop this year promising near doubling of production and urge finding foreign markets amid weak overseas interest.
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Washington
D. C
Department of Commerce and Labor
England
France
Germany
John L. GriMbs
London
Frank H. Mason
United States
Paris
Eight Die in Saxony Farmhouse Axe Attack Near Frontier
Unknown assailants hacked eight people to death with an axe in a farmhouse in Boguslawitseh near the Russian frontier. Victims include farmer Wassolsewski, his wife, five children, and the father-in-law. Suspects believed to have crossed the frontier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plaschen
Germany
Boguslawitseh
Wassolsewski
Life terms for bandits on Overland Limited train
In Omaha, Judge T C Munger sentenced five men William Mathews D W Woods Fred Torgenson Frank Grig Ward and Lawrence K Golden to life imprisonment for the May 22 1909 Overland Limited train robbery. They were captured after nine schoolboys and a girl teacher aided in their discovery.
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Omaha
Neh
T.C. Munger
United States District Court
William Mathews
D. W. Woods
Fred Torgenson
Frank Grig Ward
Lawrence K. Golden
Manuel Visits England Joined by Edward and Alexandra
King Manuel, the Portuguese monarch, arrives at Portsmouth on the royal yacht Victoria and Albert for his first England visit since accession. He is welcomed by the Prince of Wales and an imposing naval display before traveling by train to Windsor to meet King Edward and Queen Alexandra at the station.
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London
Eng
Manuel
England
Portugal
Portsmouth
Victoria and Albert
Prince of Wales
Edward
Windsor
Queen Alexandra
Injured KE Football Player Walter J. Loffany Dies in Richmond
Walter J. Loffany Sr aged twenty one died in Richmond Virginia from injuries sustained in a football game ten days earlier. The injury led to pneumonia and his condition worsened until his death. A separate note describes the South Carolina Baptist Women's Missionary Union at Columbia urging churchgoers to stop wearing hats in church.
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Walter J. Loffany
Richmond
Tate
Liffaey
Woult Bay Bip
South Carolina Baptist Women's Missionary Union
Columbia
Miners Survive After Week in St Paul Mine Trapped
Rescue of 375 miners at the St Paul mine in Cherry Illinois after seven days of darkness and toxic gas ends with more than 20 saved and nearly 100 bodies recovered. Survivors recall courage and humor while rationing water and food and waiting for daylight as rescuers used a damp water source to revive the trapped men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherry
St. Paul
Ifo
George Eddy
Eddy
Pigati
Disbarred Attorney Denman Shoots Self in Office
Indianapolis attorney Joseph H C Denman, dis barred two weeks ago for alleged client fraud, shot himself dead in his office. The incident follows disbarment actions by the Indianapolis Bar Association. Mrs Grace Van Studdiford granted absolute divorce in St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Joseph H. C. Denman
Indianapolis Bar Association
Denman
Grace van Studdiford
St. Louis
C. C. Kenelly
New Orleans
Wilson
San Francisco man condemns New York style bouncers
The New York observer notes with humor a San Francisco man criticizing New York manners after witnessing a bouncer use ammonia on an asleep patron. He calls the scene over cultured and recalls the cleaner’s quiet warning that let the man slip away, leaving an odd clash of regional etiquette.
Diplomat Juls at Lyon Letter From Liberia Trip
A Washington diplomat laughs at Ernest Lyon American Consul to Liberia describing his journey from Monrovia to the hinterland. In his letter he notes the primitive people he met and quips about local women saying the young woman of these regions suggests the prophet to you she has so little on her in her own country.
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Washington
Ernest Lyon
Liberia
Neat summing up by Charles G Gates at Calumet Club
Charles G Gates, the successful financier, summed up neatly in Chicago at the Calumet Club the failure of a Chicago broker. He declared, He failed because his motto was If a man is worth doing at all, he is worth doing well.
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Charles G. Gates
Calumet Club
Chicago
Mr. Gates
Washington Star
Doan's Kidney Pills Back Comfort for Backache
New strength for women's backs and relief from dull tiredness are described by Mrs James T Wright of Boston Maryland. Doan's Kidney Pills are praised for rapid improvement, sold 50 cents a box by all dealers. Boston University reports 1514 total enrollment with 962 men and 652 women.
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James T. Wright
Goldsborough St
Boston
Doan
Boston University
College of Liberal Arts
School of Theology
Unvarnished Wood Interiors Reflect Simple Utility
The description notes plain floors and walls, few rugs, and mostly white Wills, with soft color in spots. It highlights a blend of simplicity, utility, and strength alongside art and literature. Books fill the space for use rather than display, with photographs and portraits present.
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Reginald
Enid
Tam
Miss Cayenne
Cook
Peary
North Pole
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sloan
A.W. Price
Fredonia
Liniment
Toop
Iors En Cet
Wun
Rusia
Moscow
Guthurs Wookler
save¢Thompson's Eye
Circuit
the Law and the Trust
W. A. Rogers
The
New York Herald
MR. Hill
MR Taft
Lingaon
Wheeling
W. Va
A, G., Dayton
Immigration Department
Dayton
Syria
Beng
China
Morgan Crofton
Prince Ito
Torr
Tarrytown
James A. Patten
Duke of
Aosta
Naples
Aiken
North Carolina
Senoras Arcadia Yarnell Calderon
Senor Ignacio Calderon
Helivin
Legation
F. A. Souhart
Colombia
Cuba
M. Bornardet
Berne
Henryk Slepkiewicz
Toso NoSan Martin
Boulogne
Santiago de Chin
Ambaegador
Henry White
George Washington
Charles W. Evobf
National Conservalogy Aspellation
Byrne
Trinity Chapel Eleven
Baby
Ssticipe
Stork
Duchess Consuelo
Duke of Manchester and
Neuritis
Miss
Yanagi
Richard W. Gilder
Mediim
Lima
Cea
GAM Poarm—Ducheen
Keifer
Dribben
Vorka
Midelaire
Orange Co
Duhith
Berry
United States Steel Corporation
John W. Gateg
Bristol
Hawaii
Islands
S. M. Damon
Sugar Planters’ Association
Fall River
Penobscot River
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D.C
Ebraay
Arbuckle Brothers
American Sugar Remore Company
Ww. Slowell, Son Company
Kigl
Rusdan
King Manuel
King Edward
Cherry, Il
Conteras
Great Britain
Wesleyan Conference of
Loeb
Mary Garden
Winfred
Gibbs
Allen Paul
Amelia Brown
Guildhall
Brooklyn Ridge
Gertruude Gaynor
Weberg
Sumer
St. James
Susanne Henning
Marguis Antoine de Charette
St. Weasox
Mila Flagg Young
Young
San Francisco
Walter
New York Sun
Woolford
St. Peter’s
Rome
Mia
Winslow
Royal Normal College For the Blind
Tolstoy's
Price
Bip Munson
53Rd and
Jefferson
Phila
Atlantic Coast Line
Winis
North and
South Carolina
Rela
Alabama
Agricul
Jack Cheruvile
Alfred Prats
Pris
Kerr
Oac
Ducu
Hfe
Morris County
N.Y
Uocklet
Sporn Medical CO
Goshen
W. L. Douglas
Brockton
W.L. Douglan
W. L. Douglan
P.ampad
Inko
Douglas
W.L. Douglas
Boys Shoes
Tvs
Dahl
Arctic
Tropics
Tropiccs
Japan
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