Vegetable Compound praised by Mary Bauer testimonial
Mrs Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is extolled in a testimonial from Mars G Bauer of Lansing Michigan praising regained health after irregularities and damp beds. The notice urges readers to seek Mrs Pinkham's counsel at Lynn Massachusetts noting confidential letters and a $8000 forfeit claim as not genuine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce
Are
Owerver
Lydia
Pinkham
Mars
G. Bauer
Lansing
Mich
Fragmented Breen goods case and cliffside tragedy tease
A Baltimore American style fragment reports a Breen goods case where the attorney questions a witness about exploded claims and wrangling over wrath. A second brief notes a mysterious accident with someone being thrown from a cliff and a wife at the bottom, with homily hints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breen Goods
Baltimore American
A Bokiler's Narrow Escape Story
Kale wit old soldier Manhart retells a near death escape four years past from Bright's Disease. His wife advised trying Dodd's Kidney Pills after a doctor predicted weeks to live. A box from Clark's store eased symptoms. he recovered, grew strong, and today chops wood at eighty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bokiler
Watte Flair
N.Y
F. Tlen Manhart
Nace
Bright
Dodd
Clark
Phila Remely
Ness
Tod
Catarrh Cure Advertisements and Oddities
Various advertisements and snippets from a historical page. Includes claims for Catarrh Cure with testimonials, wholesale and retail druggist notices, a note about a steel wagon factory contract, and cosmetic dye promotions. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills, Bly's Liquid Cream Balm, and Putnam Fold dyes.
The Ben And Part He Took In A Gentle Proceeding
An unclear OCR fragment describes a vague act involving a person’s leg and air in a courtly or formal setting, with references to a pump and raggedly noted movement. No clear names, places, or outcomes are discernible.
The Major and Cyril in a long hot summer feast
A fragment from a novel style scene set in a drought arid summer. The Major, Cyril, and Jack share fruit and crops near a village while teasing and bargaining over allowances, with a looming conflict about Captain Grant and a Christmas visit. The scene shifts to Beryl Marsden facing grief and social duty, awaiting news of her husband and the aftermath of tragedy.
Attorney General Moves Against Beef Trust Under Sherman Law
The Attorney General Knox orders the Chicago prosecution of beef packers for alleged restraint of trade under the Sherman act. District Attorney Bethea and special assistant William A. Dey will pursue injunctions and enforcement. If proven, violators face fines, imprisonment, and court damages up to three times losses. The action aims to halt price manipulation and restrict interstate commerce by the beef companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beef Trust
River disasters recalled in historic river tragedies
A retrospective recounts major river catastrophes from the 1860s to recent times. The China City of Fittaburg blaze near Cairo, the United States and America collisions near Madison, Indiana, and the Maggie Byer explosion near Brooksburg are cited, along with the Elanora Carroll fire, Belmont drowning, State of Missouri blaze, and John K. Kreed wrecks, noting fatalities and rescue outcomes.
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Cairo
City of
Fittaburg
United States
America
Madison
Ind
Maggie Byer
Brooksburg
Kier
John K. Kreed
Cincinnati
Ohio
Louisville
Garfield's son named as civil service hopeful
The Civil Service Commission role linked to Theodore Roosevelt's ascent. Rumors say James Rudolph Garfield, son of the late president, may be offered the position. Garfield, a Williams College and Ohio Law School graduate, has served as State Senator and practiced law with his brother in Cleveland. He resides at Mentor with his mother. Fremont, Iowa suffered a major fire destroying three quarters of its business district. Loss estimated at about 85,000 dollars with 15,000 dollars insurance. incendiary origin suspected. An Island of Bugbalin court probes government thefts and embezzlements. The Mirgod regiment fired on and killed Ligat Grodki during a parade incident.
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Civil Service
Theodore Roosevelt
James Rudolph Garfeld
Garfield Tux Jas
Williams College
Calumbis Law
Schoul Wud
Cleveland
Mentor
Fremont
Iowa
Main Street
Senate Hotel Life and Government Postings in 1900s
A survey of prominent figures and issues touches on senators living in hotels, social scenes, and public amusements. It notes the Post Office plan to honor Martha Washington on a postage stamp, foreign mail thrift, postal office performance, and departmental forecasts of grasshopper outbreaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office Department
Martha Washington
Hartha Washington
Aston Ini Fe
Canada
Manitoba
Arsinibola
Saskatchewan
Alberts
F. Padlay
Ottawa
Bartholomew
Bos
Des Moines
Jonas W.H. Rogers
Watertown
South Dakota
W. ¥. Bannett
Bdl
New York Life Hig
Omabs
Neb
H. Facies
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J. Cren
BO Totedy
Businass
Lyrm
Waar & Tava
Walding
Kinnaan & Maiwses
Toledo
Farugeiate Hall
Rust Hall
Puebla
New York
Pew Company
The
Steel Wheel and Wagen Company
Putnam
Blaine
Chicago Tribune
G. Y .Bros
Warren Street
New Mail
Riet
Cyril
TietTo
Taek
Scheol
Maldie
Cyl
Renomaren
Tyre
Edo
Grant
Jack
Cyrrie
Tokodt
Orbath
Santa
Dave
Bose
Wien
Wits
Euydy
Wwe
Tia
Ailaln
Teor Gran
Ringhiad
Tomlee
Bond
Geelet
Vaux Abbey
Vaux
Dunbar- Vaux
Beryl Marsden
Rory Matadon
India
Madge
England
Moypl
Baglin
Teath
Flenity
Madge Dunbar
Beryl
Rome
Ter
Pers
London
Setionahe
Captain Grant
Ife
Giuther Tyre
St. Maul Globe
Ganerates
Riembbia
Butchera
Atty
Ger
Garfield
Bugbalin
Ausa
Russe
Mirgurod
Bleif
Tivewia
Sufranaff Abot
Ligat. Grodaki
Denver
Dayton
Secoud
Indianapolis
Loulagville
St. Joseph
Allco
Smitha
John Smith
Jones Family
Brown and Johnson
Nork
Agricultural Department
Signa
Lye
Settua Colemnly Urage
Senate
War Department
Philadelphia
Whitelaw Meid
Edward VII
Reid
Hunna
Congress
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Fermanent
Endertintio
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Grand Rapida
Libby
Libby, McNeill
Libby Shioago
Athe Bess Moe Demlert
L. Douglas
Salen
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