Betsy Patterson Returns Home in Baltimore Welcome
Betsy Patterson arrives in Baltimore after a voyage aboard the La Cigale, greeted by Major Patterson and a crowd of friends and family. Betsy, pale from the voyage, recalls her longing for home as onlookers note her altered face while the city celebrates her return as Madame Jerome Bonaparte.
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Baltimore
Betsy Patterson
Madame Jerome
Bonaparte
Mrs. Grundy
Patterson
Betsy
Mary
Misa Massenbird
Betty
Clay
Calhoun
la Cigale
France
Papa
Sir Harry
Orange Root and Nuggets Tonics Promote Health Claim
A testimonial from H. B. Fought of Parkersburg endorses Orange Root Tonic and Nuggets as quick relief for gas stomach pains and general weakness. The ad urges readers to obtain a three-bottle spring treatment at Grafton Drug and Chemical Co. and claims the products purify blood, calm nerves, relieve indigestion, and act as strengtheners with costs listed. Thousands praise the remedies nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. BE
Parkersburg
W. Va
Grafton Drug and Chemical Co
Orange Root Blood Boosts Health and Pep
A brief note promotes Orange Root as a blood improving tonic. It claims enhanced health and increased pep. No further details on ingredients, dosage, or endorsements are provided.
Northern withdrawal reshapes Chinese conflict near Peking
Information from Tokyo indicated Chang Tso Lin has decided to pull back from Peking, sending Northern troops toward Mukden Mandura as Nationalist forces likely move in. Tokyo circles saw peace returning, though Southern Nationalist troops may not advance beyond the Great Wall. foreigners’ safety measures already stepped up.
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Tokyo
Chang-Tso-Lin
Peking
Mukden
Mandura
China
Great Wall
Federation Session Focuses on Fine Arts and Conservation
Delegates at the 1901 General Federation of Women's Clubs biennial convention in San Antonio devote attention to the fine arts department and conservation of natural resources. Mrs. Ernest R. Latham reports on reforestation efforts, noting the U S consumes 22 billion board feet while only seven billion are replaced, and highlighting that Pennsylvania clubs own many forests.
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San Antonio
Tex
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Ernest R. Latham
Grand Ledge
Mich
Latham
Rhode Island
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virgin
Womens Clubs
Mine Manager Slain By Mexican Robber
Mexico City May 21 UP Smith general foreman of the Santa Gertrudis mine near Pachuca Hidalgo state was shot to death by an unidentified man yesterday. He left a widow and son in Denver. He had been driving from Pachuca toward the mine when a shot from the roadside shattered his hand and two more bullets killed him near Cueva Del Diablo. The mining company offers a $1000 reward for information leading to the killer.
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Mexico City
Smith
Santa Gertrudis
Pachuca
State of Hidalgo
Pachues
Pachuea
Denver
Pachwea
Cueva del Diablo
Deyile Cave
Booths Creek
Ry Il
al Booths Creek
Wilkin
Wil
Fetterman
Grafton Arnold
Bailey Hogg Taylor Son
Son
Flemington
Knottsville
Yemen
Knottaville
Qover OR
Republic
Geatton— Waugh
House OF Dreegates
Grafton
Haymond Springer
United States
al Creek
Hat- Rosen- Gore
Grafton— Field
Bloom
Res
Knotesvie
Miller
McDermott
Hi Aourthouse
Assessor
Ton
Gratton
George 1
Marshall
New
la Luz
Yates
King
Sayre
Sherif
Augustine Lane
Booths
Courthouse
Fett Terman
le— Knottsvll
Nase
Rctravision
Congress
Graftonan Sodaarth Wellmi
Reed Smith Gratton
Flemington— Knottsy
Eee Sherif
Republi
400 Believed Drowned In Massive Hokkaido Tidal Wave
Tokyo dispatches report a huge tidal wave off Sambutsu on Hokkaido’s northeast coast left 400 fishermen missing and believed drowned. Officials offered no confirmation.
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Tokyo
Sapporo
Sambutsu
Hokkaido
Yale Authorities Hold Up Action On Rioters
Yale University authorities delay action against six students arrested in Tuesday riot pending Saturday arraignment on charges of general breach of the peace. Dean Clarence Mendel cites his investigation showing additional leaders among the students and notes the mass attack on police headquarters where bricks were thrown through windows during the attempted rescue of comrades.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale University
Clarence W. Mendel
Mendel
Yale
Yellow Fever Researchers Die in Africa Chain
London reports the death of Dr William Alexander Younes director of the Gold Coast Medical Research Institute of Yellow Fever at Accra following exposure during studies with Dr Hideyo Noguchi. Earlier deaths include Prof Adrian Stokes in Lagos and Noguchi May 21. A Kansas divorce cites cruelty after a husband struck her with a biscuit.
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London
William Alexander Younes
Gold Coast Medieal Research Institute
Accra
Gold Coast Colony
Africa
Hideyo Nogichi
Adrian Stokes
Rockefeller
Lagos
West Africa
Workers' Candidates Nominated by Workers (Communist) Party
William Z Foster, former LiWe leader, nominated for U S presidency at the Workers party national convention in New York. Benjamin Gitlow of New York named for the vice presidency. Foster is shown above and Gitlow below.
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William 2. Foster
LiWe. W
United States
Workers (Communist) Party
New York
Benjamin Gitlow
Foster
Gitlow
American Mine He Still In Good Health
A brief notice reports that an individual connected to American Mine remains in good health. No further context or details available.
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America
Crome
Jerome
Alire
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Ephraim
Pipgin
Ettle
Missy Betty
Patterson Drive
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