New England Women Endorse Pinkhams Compound Effect on Menstrual Ailments
A collection of testimonials from women in Boston Willimantic Augusta Newport Bethlehem and Vermont praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Letters claim relief from hemorrhages backache irregularities dizziness and fatigue after using the remedy for periods ranging from weeks to months and note confidentiality and personal anecdotes.
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E. Pinkham
Benton
Maso
Bydla E. Pinkham
Mrminonak
Fifth Street
South
Boston
Maas
Julia King
Phoenix
Phenix
Woti
Lydia B. Pinkham
Etta Donovan
Willimantic
Conn
Lydia
Pinkham
Ezra Donovax
Main Street
Winfield Dana
Augusta
Kydin
Grace Dodds
Bethlehem
N.H
N.A
Donna
Lydia E. Pinkham
Disbarment case arises over Hartridge fees in Thaw matter
Jaewin Cam Ledyard of the Har Association appeared before the Anpetlite Division seeking action on new charges against Clifford W. Hartridge by the grievance committee tied to Thaw links. The hearing centers on alleged misappropriation of forty-six thousand dollars paid to Hartridge by Mary C. Thaw and others for legal expenses during 1906 1907 amid Thaw defense efforts.
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Jaewin Cam Ledyard
Har Association
Anpetlite
Suir Court
Har Asnciation
Clifford Wo
Hartridge
Marry K Thaw
Enirt
Dhabarment
Aelu Eho
Jiatiee
Mary
Mary CO
Frank Bemple
Pitsburg
Heiney Foo
Petes
Singer of Operas Coming on Sierra
Joan Ehomnora de Cheer and El eanora Keondfaot from Brooklyn will arrive in the Sierra tomorrow and perform here for a few days. Maxine malls the following Wednesday. The Countone is an opera singer of note, with engagements in the area and a lineup including Henatina Jexworth.
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Joan Ehomnora
Eleanora Keondfaot
Brooklyn
N.Y
Sierra
Col Astor Fortune Left to Son Vincent
New York reports detail Col. Astor's fortune left to his son Vincent with substantial sums for possible heirs and contingent claims. The will references large legacies, dower rights, and various property holdings, shaping future family wealth across multiple assets and beneficiaries.
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Col. Astor
Vincent
New York
N.Y
Fiantis Roma
Joba Ducal Astor
Maddie Talmain
Ariel
Pengieiana Foe” Vinentt
Astor
Paul
Comi
Ordvio
Tven
Willie Vineet
Marrion
Ivey
Howewer
Ube
Will Patent On Pier Hold At Fort Armstrong Questioned
The Attorney General seeks whether the pentagonal concrete plates at the Army torpedo wharf Fort Armstrong are patented and if the patent can extend to other reinforced concrete piers in the United States The Harbor Commission discussed patent issues and a similar construction used in the Bay and Waimea sites amid questions about infringements The opinion also notes power to appoint a pilot and to advertise for bids to lay pipe on the waterfront connecting with seven main lines along the coast
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June Boon
Army Torpedo Wharf
Fort Armstrong
Public Works
Wales
Kaual
Waimea
Furs Bank
Burbank
War Department
Fort de Ruser
Fort Kamehamela
Khen Low
Mort Ntreet
Oahu
Brower
Atorney
Marat Jay
Weusela
Peart Hisrbar
Superintendent of Public Works
200 Children to Be in Chorus Demonstration
A chaotic notice describes a planned exercise for 200 children to form a chorus at a local event on Thursday. The fragment mentions a Territorial retreat, a petition, and a public display at a school, with references to officials and a client Welch.
Roosevelt Boom Draws Bryan To Front in Debate
Washington May 10 Roosevelt's growing boom is pushing Bryan into the front in the contest for the Democratic nomination. The managers of Wilson Clark and MeKaven seek a compromise candidate while Roosevelt's supporters urge a united front to carry the Baltimore convention. The Democratic field remains unsettled as Roosevelt and Taft influence linger over party prospects.
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Roosevelt
Bryan
Washington
Oventy
Witham Jennings
Stemle
Clark
Wilven
Harmon
Wilson
Witkon and
Ryan
Mowry Wilkow
Mirmors
Wilson MeKevan Anny
Bryan Lea
Henry
Texas
Uva
Kentucky
Wat
Ington
Tenry
Wikan
Dimen
Hegan
Bevante
Baltimore
Talrs UC
Bryan Wa
United States
Tutt Janel Roosevelt
Chicago
Ismun
Taft
Hoowevelt
Hep
Ramneh
Russian sugar export quotas raised amid wartime talks
A 1912 protocol patchwork sets Russia’s sugar export quota at 200000 tons for five years, with special additional quotas for 1912 1913 and 1914. The agreement, signed by Germany Austria Hungary Belgium Netherlands Denmark and others, outlines distribution rules and conditions for continuation.
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Germany
Aue Trelingers
Belesint
Jane
Latamburg
Netherlands
Peru
Sweden
Anitgecani
AR Vata
Toes
Tie Bruimdlkse
Helen
Burke
Rusia
Angunt
Son Tone
Abemoathy
Lka
Prenetlaw Beytember
Mranerona
Rosalia
Cave Abe
Rimata
Hilea School Case Sparks Romance in Public Pageant
A local court case from Hilea involving Miles Miawath and Mia Winn captures public attention. Police officer Me Connnection from Janenee faces scrutiny over ties to the affair. The report mixes social intrigue with court proceedings and hints at a marriage secured amid controversy.
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Miles
Janenee
Wiley Ogee
Hilem
Mie
Winn
Witkon
Dr Sun Blames Britain for Opium Trade
A historical report cites Dr Sun Yat sen blaming Britain over opium and trade tensions. The article notes political pressure, imperial culpability, and medical and public health concerns linked to opium proliferation, with references to international reactions and local authorities.
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DR. Sun
Britain
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