Pink Pills Prove Life Changing for Boston Brakeman
Boston railroad brakeman James Freeman, long plagued by salt rheum and muscular rheumatism, reports dramatic relief after using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. Freeman cites increased appetite, purer blood, and restored strength enabling him to return to work, and he endorses the treatment to fellow workers as a reliable cure.
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James Freeman
Old Colony
New York, New Haven
Hartford
Williams
Freeman
Shawmont Avenue
Boston
Mass
Montreal
Jones’ Apothecary
Washington Street
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Company
Schenectady
N. Y
Newspaper Choice Offers Various Papers To Readers
The notice presents options for readers who do not want the New York World. It lists papers including Tater Covan weekly Toledo Blade Ladies Home Ideal Cincinnati Enquirer weekly Keep and Wool weekly Boston Traveler semi weekly San Francisco Chronicle weekly extra The Cosmopolitan Magazine 25 cents extra. It also suggests taking the Burlington route via Billings to save two hours over eighteen hours.
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N. Y. World
Tater
Corbett Fitzsimmons Pact Near as Fight Draws Closer
New York February seventh report says Brady signed for Corbett's side on the agreement with Fitzsimmons and Julian securing a five thousand stake if either fighter flees the March seventeenth date. Fitzsimmons must post two thousand five hundred more by February seventeenth to guarantee appearance. Dan Stuart anticipates the bout at Carson Nevada with hotel rooms booked for five thousand eastern fans and more from the Pacific coast. A Nevada bill proposing one dollar admission faces Stuart who argues fifty cents would secure the fight.
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New York
William A. Brady
Jersey City
Corbett
Fitzsimmons
Julian
al Smith
Martin Julian
Nevada
The
Springs
Tex
Associated Press
Stuart
Lavigne Beats McPartland In Fast 25 Round Bout
New York reports the lightweight champion George Lavigne of Saginaw defeated Kid McPartland of New York in a 25 round match at Broadway Athletic Club. McPartland lasted the distance, boosting his standing in boxing despite the loss.
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New York
George
Kid) Lavigne
Saginaw
Mich
Kid’ McPartland
Broadway Athletic Club
McPartland
Lavigne
Notable Bank President Albert M Billings Dies at 83
Cubanco reports Albert M Billings former president of Home National Bank and Chicago millionaire has died at 83 from old age. He is father to C K G Billings president of Chicago Gas Company. New York reports Frederick Taylor banker and former Burlington Cedar Rapids and Northern Railway president dies at 61.
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Albert M. Billings
The
Home National Bank
Chicago
Mr. Billings
C.K. G. Billings
Chicago Gas Company
New York
Frederick Taylor
Burlington, Cedar Rapids ‘Std Northern Railway Company
Peter Penn-Gaskell Hall
Pennsylvania Colonial Society
Penn-Gaskell Hall
William Penn
Phil Daly
Long Branch
Hikwood Park
Dartmouth College
Isaac
Tacoma
Wash
C. A. Maatman
St. Paul
L. Irving Handy
Delaware
Congress
Aga Silver
Edward Scofield
Wisconsin
Canterbury
Temple
Diverse public figures and ventures span politics, faith, and industry
A compilation itemizes prominent people and events including Sir Donald Smith praised as Canada’s wealthiest, evangelist D L Moody preparing Boston revival meetings, Ernest Terah Hooley’s windfall from tire ventures, Archbishop Martinelli’s English fluency, and rail and political connections of Cornelius Vanderbilt and Senator Morrill’s tenure. It covers church leaders, educators, and notable society figures, with remarks on leadership roles and biographical notes across cities in Britain and America.
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Donald Smith
Canada
D. L. Moody
Boston
Ernest Terah Hooley
Dunlap Pneumatic Tire Company
Martinelli
Nansen
London
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Dundee
Aberdeen
Newcastle
Liverpool
Manchester
Birmingham
Belfast
Dublin
Swansea
Morrill
Senate
Pingres
Michigan
Detroit
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Orchard and Garden Advice From St Louis Republic
Practical tips for fruit tree care emphasize cutting out peach borers and pruning when dormant. Falling mulch and manure piles aid orchard health, while careful root spreading and soil contact improve establishment. Wood ashes help pear trees and straw berry mulching prevents premature spring growth.
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St. Louis Republic
New Patents Highlight Seventeen Inventions
The article lists recent patents from New York state inventors including a single trigger for a double barrel gun a stationary ducking device for hotels a combined doorbell and mail receiver an air powered street sprinkler for street cars a neck strap rear support for horse harness an extending car step that folds in motion and an electric railway station timer bell system showing next train departure and destination.
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New York State
Appearances Drive Business Success in Goods and Hardware
The article asserts that surface appearance determines perceived value and sales. It argues that neat presentation, orderly surroundings, and good service attract buyers who lack time to inspect details, while washy interiors hinder business across stores and offices.
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Sioux City
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Martin
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Cuba
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Constitutional Party
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Standard
Touon
Troude
Washington
National Lumber Convention
Dillon, Montana
Blackwell
Blackwell’s
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Poindexter & Orr
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Rue Circular
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Cal
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Ditton
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