Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promised Relief
Knoxville Iowa reader Clara Francis reports long right side pains and weakness improved after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Ad touts cure claims for female ailments including displacements ulcers irregularities and nervous prostration and invites readers to write for free advice to Mrs Pinkham Lynn Mass.
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Knoxville
Towa
Cliara Francs
R.F.D
No. 8
Iowa
Lydia EF. Pinkham
Lydia FE
Pinkham
Pittsburgh graft exposed as Hoffstot faces possible extradition
Grand jury presents long report urging the indictment of Frank N. Hoffstot banker and Pressed Steel Car Co. president in a major graft case. Extradition to New York anticipated if needed. otherwise he may be tried there. Emil Winter pleads to a $20 000 bribe charge against Councilman Morris Einstein as mayor calls a April 26 special election.
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Pittsburg
Magee
Frank N. Hoffstot
New York
Hoffstot
New York State
Pressed Steel Car Co
Emil Winter
Workingman's Savings and Trust Co
Morris Einstein
Pope Expresses Regret Over Roosevelt Talk Incident
Rome April 7. Prominent ecclesiastics met the pope and discussed the Roosevelt incident. The pope voiced regret at not meeting the former president and gave no opinion on the deadlock negotiations. Cardinal Merry Del Val is blamed by liberal press for discourtesies to Americans Germans and Italy.
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Rome
Roosevelt
Merry ‘del Val
Choral Society of
Cologne
Quirinal
Victor Emmanuel
Cardinal Merry del Val
Germany
Italy
Cardrnal
Puget Sound Sailors Deaths Hint at Retribution Case
Disappearance of several sailors near Puget Sound tailed by a sworn confession from John Klinginberg. He accuses William Gohl, former Sailors' Union agent, of planning and firing the killings of Hoffman and Hedberg, with Hedberg killed after a voyage to visit him and Hoffman sunk at sea.
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Aberdeen
Wash
Puget Sound
John Hoffman
Charles Hedberg
John Klinginberg
Campbell
Klingenberg
Wm. Gohl
Hedberg
Hoffman
Gohl
Sailors’ Union
Montesano
Gunness
Indiana
Western Canada Grain Boom Boosts Farmers Outlook
In Western Canada, farmers report buoyant business and rising seeding efforts. Lethbridge district uses night shifts to plow vast fields as 1909 grain output tops records, signaling continued growth though occasional slowdowns are noted.
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Canada
Lethbridge
Alberta
Rugby man near death after fatal blow over horse race feud
O C Rice, reported dead, remains alive but very low in Rugby North Dakota after a blow by Jack Booye and Pat Meehan during a feud stemming from a horse race. Seven doctors operated to remove a brain blood clot and Rice remains unconscious with hours to live. The two suspects were jailed in Towner as community outrage grew.
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Rugby
N. D
O. C. Rice
Jack Booye
Pat Meehan
Rice
Towner
Meehan
Booye
Rice Dies After Election Brawl in Rugby North Dakota
After days at death's door, O C Rice died last evening following an election night brawl in Rugby North Dakota. Suspect Pat Meehan, a Minnesota baseball figure, held for possible involvement. Funeral services set for tomorrow afternoon. burial in Grant Kentucky. Preliminary hearing for Booye and Meehan likely Monday.
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Rice
N. D
C. Rice
Pat Meehan
Minnesota
Williston
Braddon
Man
Grant, Ky
Booye and Meehan
Parker Goes to Moscow and St Petersburg
Former Justice Alton B Parker left today for Moscow and Crimea where he met Premier Stoly pin to discuss closer Russia United States relations. Gregory Wilenkin, named financial attaché at Washington, departed for the United States. Roof collapse at Saybrook car barn leaves ten buried. six rescued, one with a broken back, including superintendent Jerry Kahan of Springfield Massachusetts.
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Parker
Moscow
St. Petersburg
Alton B. Parker
Crimea
Stolypin
Russia
United States
Gregory M. Wilenkin
Washington
Saybrook
Shore Line Trolley Co
Jerry Kahan
Springfield
Massa
Tha ‘Alti
Bishop Recuperating After Operation in La Crosse
Bishop Schwebach, aged and operated on last Monday in La Crosse Wisconsin, is improving rapidly and is expected to recover completely without complication.
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la Crosse
Wis
Schwebach
Bandits Shoot Man After Coral City Robbery Near Chicago
In April a gang of twelve bandits robbed Coral City about sixty miles southwest of Chicago, seizing $2,000 after imprisoning a night watchman and an engineer. Two men were pursued by a posse and shot today. Five men were involved, with two escapees carrying away the loot.
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Chicago
Boy Shot Himself in Accidental House Tragedy
A 16 year old boy, George Owen, son of Walter Owen, a former resident near Cavour, accidentally shot and killed himself with a revolver while alone at home. The incident occurred on a spring day and investigators logged the event as an accidental death.
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Huron
George
F - Owen
Walter
Lawyers Gather in Hague for 1818 Fishing Rights Case
An array of counsel for America and Great Britain will argue at the Hague in a pivotal arbitration over article 1 of the 1818 treaty, defining fishing rights for Americans and Canadians and whether local laws can override treaty rights. The tribunal will hear oral arguments starting June 1.
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Washington
Hague
America
Great Britain
Great Peace Tribunal
Canada
New Foundland
Arbitration Tribunal
The
Family Flies to Quebec Amid Typhoid Fears
A family, fleeing a typhoid outbreak, travels by boat to Quebec then plans to continue to Montreal. Sightseers return when the tide drops 18 feet, stopping at the dock as the smokestack sits near water level. A child asks if God drank all the water and is told yes, then questions if it wasn't boiled.
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Quebec
Montreal
Animal trainers to show lambs gambol next
Progress noted as children learn activities and Bocker-Fine plans to stage animal training demonstrations. The initiative aims to teach lambs to gambol, continuing a sequence of educational displays.
Murine Eye Remedy Ad Promises Relief
An advertisement for Murine eye remedy promises relief for red weak weary watery eyes. It touts soothing effects and offers a 60 cent price at druggists with a free eye books offer from Murine Eye Remedy Co of Chicago.
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Marine Eye Remedy
Murine Eye Remedy Co
Chicago
Four men sought after mass shooting at Victor Banking Co
Pittsburg reports a robbery at the Victor Banking Co. in McKees Rocks near the bloody corner. The general manager and a bookkeeper were killed, several citizens wounded, and the bandits escaped with under $500. Police have a state wide dragnet and five suspects held at Stowe Township station.
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Pittsburg
Victor Banking. Co
McKees Rocks
Stowe Township
Another Investigation Robb Maiden Is Kissing Proper
Encina Youth suggests we might investigate and share the idea that two heads are better than one. Stanford Chapparal notes explore collaborative questioning of propriety in a light editorial tone.
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Robb Maiden
Encina Youth
Stanford Chapparal
Census Takers Favor Waterman Fountain Pen in Field Work
Census workers prefer the Waterman Ideal Fountain Pen for reliability and readiness in daily use. Many people resist jokes, often through no fault of their own, underscoring humor's limits in public life.
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Waterman
Turkish Troops Ordered to North Alabama Revolt
Report states fourteen battalions of Turkish troops have been ordered to North Alabama where a revolt has broken out over resentment against new taxes. The government reportedly views the unrest with anxiety.
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Constantinople
Alabama
Land Expansion in Montana Under Enlarged Homestead Act
Secretary Ballinger designated about 23 040 acres of public lands in Montana for settlement under the enlarged homestead act. This adds to Montana totals, reaching roughly 13 605 080 acres designated in the state as of April.
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Montana
Washington
of the‘Interior
Ballinger
Grain House Goes Bump in Chicago Mer ritt’s Suspension
The cash grain house of W. H. Merritt & Co. suspended on the board of trade in Chicago. Traders were told to close out positions as the firm, long a major player in the grain market, faced collapse. Authorities cited a decline in corn prices and similar causes as the Burns-Yantis Grain Co. failure. Estimated liabilities run about $200,000 with assets around $350,000.
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Grain House
Chicago
W. H. Merritt & Co
Board of
Burns-Yantis Grain Co
Davis Painkiller Advice Slips Into Odd Warning
A fragmented notice warns to take Davis painkiller with care when sore throat and tickling throat signals a cold threat. It lists prices for 25c 85c and HC bottles and adds a cautionary line about breaking away rather than returning.
Difficult To Arouse Interest By Photo Of Self As Baby
A remark notes that using a baby photograph fails to spark a man's enthusiasm. The comment discusses human psychology and reaction to self-images.
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