Mrs Iva Roser Credits Lydia E Pinkham Remedy
A Denver reader testifies after two years of marriage and female troubles that four bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her. She reports regained health and energy, praising the product and noting Denver friends. The letter ends with a promotional tease and a large forfeit claim if the testimonial is not genuine.
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Mrs. Proknam
Ida L. Roser
Lydia E. Pinkham
Denver
Iva L. Roser
18Th Ave
Col
E. Lynn
Mass
M. F. Manning to Visit Lowell for Skin Disease Consultation
M F Manning specialist in eczema and skin diseases will be at Suit 41 Hildreth Building Lowell daily from 9 a m and Sundays 10 am to 3 pm The physician advertises medicines including a preparation for skin and blood diseases said to act rapidly and effectively Pills cleanse liver kidneys and bowels Ointment halts suppuration and promotes granulation Soap is highly medicated.
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Suit
Hildreth Building
Lowell, Mass
Soule bill debate as Boston prep for third term bid
Special correspondence from Boston notes a conference on the Boston subway bill with a committee to report on removing the labor section. Senators hear talk of President Soule seeking a third term, with New Bedford petitions and labor unions pressing for another term. Bullock signals support if Soule proves Senate commitment. Senator Jones remains silent amid canvassing for 1903 leadership.
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Boston
Senate
House
Souse
New Bedford
Boston Central Labor Union
Bullock
Soule
Jones
Melrose
Alderman Doyle
Ross
John Bintcliffe
Mann
Landis and Williams Close Philippine Debates in Congress
In Washington on June 24 two key speeches capped the general debate on the Philippine civil government bill. Indiana Republican Landis urged retention of the Philippines, recalling a dying soldier’s plea not to retreat. Missouri Democrat Williams followed, with strong criticism of opponents and praise for Allied leaders, as applause and political sparring filled the chamber.
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Washington
Landis
Williams
Messrs. Ball
Tex
Jones
Shafroth
Crompacker
Ind
Philippine Islands
Philippines
Spain
United States
Clark
Congress
Mr. Landis
Cooper
Wis
McKinley
Mr. Clark
Adam
Clover
Grover Cleveland
Missouri
Grover
Funston
House suspensions pass varied measures in busy session
The morning session approved engrossment on multiple items including enlarging the Greylock State reservation, paying sums to widows Lemuel Wood and Augustus P. Martin, incorporating St Marys Cemetery Trust Fund, and districting the Commonwealth for Fifty Seventh Congress vacancies. Debates over a sanatorium bill and licensing minors in Boston schools followed, with votes on substitutions and amendments, and a conference committee named on the Boston subway bill.
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Greylock
Boston
Lemuel Wood
St. Mary’s
Dean
Brookline
Logan
House Deadlocks Over Proposed Bill With Senate Amendments
In a divided session the chamber failed to approve the bill after a 34 to 35 vote. Reps Reed Taunton Callender Boston Bullock New Bedford Hagberg Worcester Nichols Boston Newton Everett Hayes Lowell opposed the measure and the House adjourned without a decision. A conference committee was named to resolve the revised laws omissions.
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Mr. Reed
Taunton
Mr. Callender
Boston
Messrs. Bullock
New Bedford
Hagberg
Worcester
Nichols
Messrs. Newton
Everett
Hayes
Lowell
House
Senate
Messrs
Newton
Taft
Dana
Senate Proceedings Note on Health Vaccine Inquiry and Transit Bills
The Senate opened with prayer by Chaplain Waldron. A health report urged an investigation into vaccine lymph production costs at the Massachusetts Agricultural College and its free distribution, due Jan 15, 1903. Bills on railway construction time extensions and charter revocations were engrossed, while conference committees were formed on Scorton Harbor improvements and subway labor provisions. Adjourned to 10:30 tomorrow.
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D. W. Waldron
House
Nye
Cape
Committee On Public Health
State Board of Health
State Board of Agriculture
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Commonwealth
Haverhill & Southern New Hampshire
Lawrence & Methuen
Cambridge
J. C. Sullivan
Suffolk
Sprague
Norfolk
Soule
Scorton Harbor
Sandwich
Luce
West Lynn
Boston
Logan
Dyer
Chace
Jones
Middlesex
Leaver
J. F. Porter
Essex
Treaty with England proposed by Cuban Planters Association
Havana June 24 the Planters Association voted to petition President Palma for a commercial treaty with England. The pact would last only to Sept 1 1903 due to Brussels sugar conference rulings. New York June 24 dispatch says English and German agents press Cuba’s leaders to enact navigation laws to monopoly Cuban trade, potentially excluding the United States.
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Planters’ Association
Palma
England
Cuba
Great Britain
United States Senate
Brussels
New York
the Tribune
Washington
Germany
United States
Cubans to petition Congress on police and post shift
Havana residents demand removal of military orders seen as racist. In response to push for office, blacks are offered 80 police posts and 12 letter carrier jobs as a result of the agitation.
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Havana
Cuba
Congress
Amherst College Class Day Highlights and Resignations
Amherst graduates participated in class day ceremonies with ivy planting by Wilber A. Anderson of Portland. Horace F. Holton delivered the ivy oration, George C. Clancy read the ivy poem, and William Reid gave the class oration while Clinton H. Collester delivered the class poem. Grove exercises featured David H. Keedy and Godfrey V. D. Tits worth. Trustees accepted the resignation of Prof. E. N. Woods.
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Amherst
Amherst College
Wilber A. Anderson
Portland
Horace F. Holton
Springfield
George C. Clancy
Brimfield
College Hall
Mr. Anderson
William Reid
Paxton
Clinton H. Collester
Gardner
Grove
David H. Keedy
Robersville
Godfrey V. D. Titsworth
Milwaukee
Wis
Pioneer Limited Gets Largest Dining Car Yet on Rails
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway has added a new 82 foot dining car to its Pioneer Limited, 6 inches wider and higher than prior cars, seating 36 with a kitchen able to run six cooks, six waiters, and a conductor. The larger car addresses previous crowding as Pioneer patrons increased.
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Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway
Pioneer Limited
Pioneer
Present Tariff Law Praised by Senate Leader
Washington June 24 In the Senate Mr Gallinger New Hampshire offered a resolution declaring that the current prosperity across business and industry in the United States largely stems from the existing tariff law and its continuance is in the country’s best interests He gave notice he would address the Senate on the resolution at a later date.
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Washington
Senate
Gallinger
N. H
United States
Northern Securities Case Put Off Until Jury Trials End
In Saint Paul Minnesota today the Minnesota suit against Northern Securities Company and president James J Hill was called and then set aside until after all jury cases. It will likely be several days before the case is reached again.
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St. Paul, Minn
United States
State of Minnesota
Northern Securities Company
James J. Hill
Senate passes Appalachian forest reserve and Indian territory pact
The Senate approved bills creating a National forest reserve in the Southern Appalachian mountains and ratifying a treaty between the Choctaw and Chickasaw nations and the United States. The forest bill funds purchasing up to four million acres for up to ten million dollars, with the Agriculture Secretary to designate lands and safeguard hardwood forests. Senator Quay failed to secure action on his motion to discharge the committee on territories from the omnibus statehood bill but announced plans to push it tomorrow.
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Washington
Senate
Appalachian Mountains
Indian Territory
United States
Appalachian
Secretary of Agriculture
Quay
Pennsylvania
Committee On Territories
Dyers’ Helpers Seek Settlement in Paterson
In Paterson New Jersey on June 24 striking dyers helpers meet and appoint three member committees from each shop to press the dyers for a settlement. Committees may concede where needed but will not demand recognition of the Helpers union.
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