Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Dr P Urroqua
A historical testimonial praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for ovarian trouble barrenness and other female ailments. Dr P Urroqua of Lansing Michigan endorses the herbal remedy noting its ability to prevent surgeries and cure womb ulceration in weeks. The ad warns 6000 forfeit if testimonials aren’t genuine and invites readers to obtain a bottle and seek free advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Princess Viroqua
P. Urroqua
Lansing, Mich
Lydia EK. Pinkham
Pennsylvania Miners Convention in Shamokin Concludes Not
Shamokin Pennsylvania March 22 The thrice heated miners convention failed to reach a decision Friday The scale committee report extended beyond expectations and was presented in the afternoon session President Mitchell could not comment on progress since much of the report remained to be considered Uncertainty and divided opinion surrounded whether drastic measures would be declared to secure grievances.
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Pensylvania
Shamokin
Mitchell
Grateful Women Praise Rock Mountain Tea Blessings
Expressions of grateful women who have experienced wonderful blessings using Rock Mountain Tea compensate us for our efforts in their behalf. 35c. Houseworth Bros.
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Rock Mountain
Houseworth Bros
No Agreement In Indiana Brazil Ind Miners Reopen Talks
Indiana mining workers at Seemer McClelland mine No 1 resume talks with operators after a joint convention reconvened. A heated discussion over wage scale leads to adjournment with no settlement and a probable work suspension as neither side concedes key points.
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Indiana
Brazil
Ind
Seemer McClelland
Judge Reverses Deathbed Deed Transfer Near Painesville
Judge Wing of the United States circuit court set aside deeds signed by Martin F. Gray on his deathbed three years ago. Title to 285 acres near Painesville valued over $100,000 had been deeded to the American Baptist Home Mission Society and the American Baptist Publication Society. The property will revert to the heirs.
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Cleveland
Judge Wing
United States Circuit Court
Martin F. Gray
Painesville
American Baptist Home Mission Society
American Baptist Publication Society
Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup Promises Quick Relief
A vintage advert claims Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup cures coughing cold throat and lung ailments rapidly. It is sold by druggists for 25 cents.
Ex-Treasurer Beauchamp jailed in embezzlement case
Louis Beauchamp former treasurer of Spalding township is in the Menominee jail charged with embezzling $1000. The case highlights alleged lax financial methods by Beauchamp and other board members that have strained the township's finances.
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Jalil
Menominee
Mich
Louis Beauchamp
Spalding Township
Beauchamp
Citrus Shipments Decline From Southern California
Citrus shipments from southern California fall behind last year with 1 505 cars reported behind. The new crop is certain to be short and total season output estimated at about 20 000 cars.
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Los Angeles
Cal
California
Agere
Lipa
Wood arrives to discuss Cuba transfer and policy changes
Governor General Wood arrives in Washington to confer with President Roosevelt and Secretary Root on transferring Cuba to its people on May 1. He will also discuss tariff reductions for Cuban sugar and tobacco and the evacuation of American troops as the inauguration of the new Cuban republic approaches.
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Washington, D. C
Wood
Cuba
Roosevelt
Root
New York
Estrada Palma
War Department
May Ship Chinese Sailors Controversy Advances in House
The House foreign affairs committee nearly unanimously struck from the Mitchell Kahn Chinese exclusion bill the clause barring ships with American flags from employing Chinese sailors. The move responds to Pacific coast interest and argues it preserves equal competition with English and Japanese lines, which would benefit from cheaper Chinese labor while American crews cost more.
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Washington
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Mitchell-Kahn
Pacific
Lincoln Memorial Plans Advance in Washington Conference
Secretary Hay presided at the State Department meeting with Secretary Root Senators Cullom McMillan and Wetmore St Gaudens and McKim. They refined details for a Lincoln memorial and the Lincoln relics exhibit in the death-house building, owned by the government but custodian Olyroyd holds the relics. A bill to create a commission of artists to decide the memorial was endorsed.
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Lincoln Monument
Washington
Hay
State Department
Root
Cullom
McMillan and Wetmore
St. Gaudens
McKim
Olyroyd
Rock Island Arsenal officers quarters appropriation request
Root urged Congress to appropriate 27000 dollars for two sets of officers quarters at the Rock Island arsenal. He noted current buildings lack adequate quarters for assistant officers, needed for supervision of manufacturing work. He warned that the small arms plant installation will soon be completed and boost government capacity to furnish improved rifles.
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Rock Island
Washington
Root
Congress
Rock Island Arsenal
Crumpacker Resolution Faces House Rules Pressure
Washington reports strong effort to reverse the House rules committee decision to report favorably Crumpacker's resolution for a special committee to investigate election laws in various states. A rules committee meeting is planned soon to decide on the fate of the resolution.
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Cruumpacker
Washington
Henderson
House Committee On Rules
Crumpacker
Committee On
Pritchard Pushes Senate Probe Into Tillman McLaurin Row
Washington March 24 Senator Pritchard of North Carolina aims to force an investigation by the Senate committee on privileges and elections into charges raised by Mr Tillman against Senator McLaurin of South Carolina. The charges allege McLaurin voted to ratify the peace treaty due to an administration agreement granting him control of South Carolina patronage.
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Tillman Charles
Washington
Senator Pritchard
North Carolina
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Senator McLaurin
South Carolina
Tillman
Senate
McLaurin
President Invited to Dedication of Brooklyn Y M C A
John J. McCook of New York invites the President to attend the dedication of Brooklyn's new naval branch of the Y M C A. Miss Helen Gould has spent about 400000 dollars on building and equipping the branch, hoping for the President's attendance next month. The President is unsure if he can leave Washington.
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Washington
John J. McCook
New York
Brooklyn
Naval Branch
Helen’ Gould
Porto Rican Lands Vested in United States by Paris Treaty
Attorney General Knox holds that Porto Rico public lands formerly Spain’s now belong to the United States under the Paris treaty. The ruling answers whether these lands were ceded crown lands to the U S or remain Porto Rican state lands.
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Washington
Knox
Porto Rico
Spain
United States
Secretary of the Interior
Portrait of Prince Henry of Prussia Installed at State Department
A life size half length portrait of Prince Henry of Prussia was presented through the German embassy and now hangs in the State Department reception room. The original was painted at Kiel and the current image is a photo graphic enlargement in bistro. A cable from Ambassador Meyer at Rome notes the postponement of the International Congress of Historical Sciences meeting planned for spring in Rome. Assistant Secretary Taylor sold the old mint building and grounds to Felix Isman of Philadelphia for 2 million dollars. Mrs. Richardson Clover, wife of the naval attaché, left Washington with her two daughters for London. Joseph Manley of Maine declined the first assistant postmaster generalship offered by President Roosevelt. Roosevelt watched fencing between Washington club members and Naval Academy swordsmen at the club headquarters. The War Department plans Fort Snelling enlargement and Representative Fletcher introduced a bill to authorize the purchase of 1 500 acres adjacent to the fort.
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Washington
Prince Henry of
Prussia
State Department
Kiel
Department of State
United States
Meyer
Rome
International Congress of Historical Sciences
The
Treasury
Taylor
Felix Isman
Philadelphia
Mint
Richardson Clover
London
Joseph Manley
Maine
Roosevelt
Fencers’ Club of
Naval Academy At
Annapolis
War Department
Fort Snelling
Fletcher
Minnesota
Secretary of War
Local man shot. brother accused of disinheriting kin
Albany report states John De Tierre, 45, a noted local businessman, was shot and killed with his brother William alleged to be responsible. Police investigations continue as family tensions surface over inheritance as events unfold.
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Biden
Albany
John
Detierre
William
Mail Train Wrecked and Destroyed by Fire in Japan
News from Tacoma dated March 24 reports the Ohiro petroleum works near Niigata Japan where a massive avalanche caused a fire after oil tanks and buildings collapsed. Up to 886 bodies recovered or buried with at least 200 fatalities estimated by the works superintendent.
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Tacoma
Wash
Duke of Fife
Ohiro Petroleum Works
Katsunosawa
Niigatta
Japan
Yokohama
Train wreck at Covesville kills two injures eleven
Northbound Southern Railroad passenger No. 38 was wrecked by a landslide at Covesville Virginia. The engine ditched six coaches burned. Two men died and eleven were injured including John Turner and A L Holton. Turner transported to University of Virginia hospital. Mail loss described as greatest in Southern railroading history.
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Charlottesville
Southern Railroad
Covesville
Here
Nicholas Lown
John Turner
A. L. Holton
C. R. Cover
R. N. Jefferson
F. L. Loving
N. H. Link
J. L. Schmidt
J. F. Stikehather
D. P. Wine
M. T. Rust
A. B. Lynn
Turner
University of Virginia Hospital
Washington
Southern Railroading
Two Killed by Dynamite Near Houghton
An explosion of dynamite near Os Kar eight miles north of Houghton killed Gustave Jenkala and Erick Kallianen and seriously injured Henry Dapio. The blast occurred in John Boullard's house as the family was at church. two dynamite boxes stored for stump blowing ignited, setting the building ablaze. The two men died from flying timbers while helping fight the fire.
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Houghton
Mich
Oskar
Gustave Jenkala
Erick Kallianen
Henry Dapio
John Sboullard
Jenkala
Kallianen
Convicts Cremated in Prison Fire at Kosciusko
Five black county convicts attempted to burn their way out by setting a house on fire above their heads. The men named were Bob Bert P N Newell Timothy Culbertson Amos Raford and James Jones. Trusties William McAfee Frank Winters and wife were not confined. The escape plot unfolded at a farm sixteen miles west of Kosciusko where Robert Campbell, a county contractor, had released them.
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Kosciusko
Miss
Negro County
Bob Bert
P. N. .Newell
Timothy Culbertson
Amos Raford
James Jones
William McAfee
Frank Winters
Obstinate Engineer Sparks Telegraph Tieup in Oshkosh
A small blaze and the obstinacy of a railroad engineer combined to paralyze the telegraphic system of the Chicago and Northwestern line in Oshkosh Wisconsin on March 24. The incident caused disruption to train communications and operations.
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Oshkosh
Wis
Chicago. & Road
Protection for the President passes in Senate amid splits
The Senate approved the president protection bill by 52 to 15 after debate led by Mr. Patterson opposing harsh penalties for declarations. The House also passed the rivers and harbors bill and repealed the war revenue taxes, with Illinois interests outlined in project funding for Michigan City, Waukegan, Calumet Harbor, and the St. Clair Flats canal.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Patterson
West
Fairbanks
Tillman
Illinois
Michigan City
Ind
Waukegan
Calumet Harbor
Ilinois
St. Clair Flats
Lake St. Clair
Black River
Rouge River
Michigan
St. Mary’s River
Fox River
Wis
Coghlan to Be Advanced After Court-Martial Sentence
Washington reports Captain Joseph B. Coghlan is set to gain five numbers on the naval captain list as the President remits part of a court martial sentence. He was once demoted for a sharp letter, serving eleven months in grade, and seeks full reinstatement following the Manila Bay action rewards.
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Coghlan
Washington
Joseph B. Coghlan
United States
Manila Bay
Teddy Jr Takes a Drive With His Mother
Theodore Roosevelt Jr. had his first open air outing Friday for an hour’s drive with his mother. Though recovering from pneumonia slowly, his health is improving. he will be taken for a drive on sunny days and has rested in a sunny room at the White House.
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Teddy, Jr
Washington
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
White House
Schley Affair Closes as Roosevelt Conclusions Adopted
Washington March 22 The house committee on naval affairs voted 7 to 4 to concur with President Roosevelt on ending the Schley controversy and indefinitely postponing all related bills and resolutions. The split followed party lines with Maryland's Mudd voting with the Democrats.
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Schley
Washington
House Committee On Naval Affairs
Roosevelt
Mr. Mudd
Maryland
Springfield Post Office to Get 150000 Dollar Upgrade
Senator Cullom won a favorable House Committee report for a 150000 dollar appropriation to improve and extend Springfield Illinois post office. The measure has Senate approval. A new clerks organization seeks higher salaries. Naval affairs panel to hear labor interests on April 2 plan to build ships in government yards.
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Washington
Cullom
House Committee On
Springfield
Ill
Senate
House of Representatives
House Committee On Naval Affairs
Surgeons Not Needed Says Witch Hazel Salve Claim
An advertisement promotes DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve claiming it cures piles without surgery and treats scalds cuts burns wounds bruises sores and skin diseases. The ad warns to beware of counterfeit products from House worth Bros.
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DeWitt
Houseworth Bros
Vatican Official Found a Guilty Trial Report
Vatican official found guilty in a trial with unclear details. text is damaged and portions of the report mention sinas emanating at 22. The fragmentary source references legal proceedings and controversy surrounding the Vatican.
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Vatican
Sinas
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Payne
Moss-Rhea
Philippines
Rhea
Washington Notes
Bianag
DR. Mott’s Chemical CO
Ohio
House
Middle Western
Atorney
Organized Labor
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