Cincinnati Woman Praises Lydia E Pinkham’s Compound
A Cincinnati woman reports relief from womb trouble and nervous symptoms after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She says she regained regular monthly periods with less pain and urges others to try the remedy, noting doctors had failed to help.
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Cincinnati
Tella
Lydia BR. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lydia HE. Pinkhham
Mrs. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pink
Sara Wilson
Dd Street
Ohio
Grand Aerie Eagles in Denver Aug 14 24 sale Aug 12 15
A historical notice outlines the Grand Aerie Order of Eagles gathering in Denver Col Aug 14 24 with ticket sales Aug 12 15 and a return trip window through Aug 25. It mentions excursion tickets via the C M St P road from May 16 to Sept 30 to Delavan Waukesha Madison at reduced rates and notes extensions upon deposit and payment. A separate ad promotes a new cash register for sale by Brown & Dollmeyer.
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Grand Acrie Order of Eagles
Denver
Col
Delavan
Waukesha
Madison
J.B. Sweatt
Egg and butter home delivery notice
J. KB. Ruston announces moved home and ready for orders of extra fresh eggs and butter. Calls or telephone 297. Lincoln Ave, Geo. B. Turneaure, piano tuner, orders at any music store. Tel white 636. 2-16tt.
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J. KB
Ruston
Lincoln Ava
Geo. B. Turneaure
Mutiny on the Potemkine Rumor and Odessa Tension
Reports from Bucharest and St. Petersburg describe mutiny aboard the Potemkin and proposed torpedo attack plans. Officials note coercion of sailors, widespread fear in Odessa, and heavy casualties from fires and gun violence. Cronstadt strike continues with dock workers showing solidarity.
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Cronstadt
St. Petersburg
Not Hospitable at Kustengi
July 4 report from Kustengi describes Potemkine's departure after crew were denied shore access and threatened with desertion. A Russian torpedo boat attempted entry but withdrew after fire from Fusabetha. A deserter who came ashore warned of fatigue and near starvation among sailors, with limited coal and two factions among the crew debating return to Odessa.
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Kustengi
Wd Ter
Kuiay Paremkine
Megaplate
Atarvatinn
Sidilur
Ustenji
Gdessa
Fearful lesson for rotters in Odessa July 1
Odessa reports warn that disordermakers face a fearful lesson as soldiers patrol city squares and detachments traverse streets. Curfews close concert halls and baths. few people are seen after 10 pm as authorities tighten control following unrest.
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Odessa
Theppers Ad
Hay's Body at Cleveland in Solitary State
John Hay Iles body lies in solitary state at Cleveland Chamber of Commerce guarded by four cavalrymen. Public viewing is barred. Funeral planned for tomorrow with President Roosevelt and cabinet expected as honorary pallbearers. Elkin Root to represent the state department at services.
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Cleveland
John Hay Iles
Chamber of Commerce
Ward
Roosevelt
Pennsylvinka Road
Dack
Flo
Clinber of Commerce
Washington
Elkin Root
State Department
Rural free delivery suspended on major holidays
Postmaster General Cortelyou issues order halting all rural free delivery service on New Year’s Day Washington’s Birthday Decoration Day Fourth of July Labor Day and Thanksgiving Day across Washington routes ensuring official closures on these nationwide holidays.
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Washington
Cgeneral Cortelyou
Oku’s Men Practice Shooting and Oku’s Treachers in Field
Oku’s army members spend July 4 in target practice with rifles, showing no ammo or transport shortages. In Madrid authorities seized rifles bound for monasteries near Seville, purpose unclear.
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Oku
Vin Pusan
Okus
Madrid
Villancuva
Seville
Sweden's Foreign Minister Denies War Preparations
A sweep of brief items reports Sweden's foreign minister refuting claims of plans for war, decline of Mrs Martha Eosenberger in Porn college, and various accidents and events across the United States and Canada including a boxing knockout in Salt Lake City and a library project in Ohio.
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Sweden
Martha Eosenberger
Porn College
Oskials
Laltimore News
George Howe
Stephen Bedner
Wilkesbarre
Dehiware
Lindson
Rowe
Theodore Momser
Morris Park
Audress Carnegie
Minrietta
Ohio
Western Association of Writers
Winona Lake
Ind
Tragic Mexican Flood Ravages Guanajuato City
Guanajuato Mexico July 4 The flood from a train torrent sweeps the city killing hundreds and causing over a million dollars in property loss. Rescue teams restore telegraph service as residents seek safety in higher ground and churches collapse under the rising waters.
Depositors Not To Lose In Devlin Bank Crisis
Topeka July 5 C J Devlin assures no depositor will lose a dollar and vows to cover every dollar from his personal assets. He expects to resume active business soon and may return to his office within a week. Reliable authorities cite the Tolueu and Spring Valley railroad project in Illinois as the prime cause of Devlin’s financial troubles, saying it consumed more money than anticipated and strained his funds.
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Topeka
Kan
C. J. Devlin
Lost Nations Bank
Devlin
Tis
Death toll soars in Guanajuato flood disaster
Governor Obregon reports more than 200 dead after a devastating flood in Guanajuato. Bodies of victims from the torrent are being recovered as the Juarez theater fills with water and patients crowd the flooded hospital. Power is out and city darkness, with property losses around 3 million dollars.
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Guanajuato
Mexico
Joss
Ciy
Plh
Church of
San Diego
Yalelir Macness
Autrutil
Hotel Union
Watey
Bouties
la Olta
Chiserty
Juarez Theater
Katori Battleship Launch At Burrow With Crowds
The Japanese battleship Katori was launched at Burrow by Princess Arisuga and her husband the prince. The vessel displaces 16400 tons with coal capacity 210 tons and a contract speed of 18 knots. Side armor is nine inches thick and ten thousand spectators witnessed the ceremony. An emblem of peace was released from a balloon on the bow.
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London
Jy S
Arisugawao
Japan
Burrow
Twelfth and Northup streets murder and suicide tragedy
A couple on Twelfth and Northup streets faced a deadly scene near Hotel Northern. Jealousy sparked the wife to shoot her husband as he lay, then she killed herself. The case centers on a violent domestic dispute and a fatal outcome.
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Porthind
Ore
Gertrude Dodgson
Thomas Dodgson
Twelfth
Northup Streets
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