Women praised Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Letters from Mrs Karis P JuneL of New Salem Michigan Mrs Evia Longa of Bridgeton New Jersey Mrs BE F Morrow of Cincinnati Ohio and Mrs M W Minure of Gulfport Mississippi credit Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash with restoring health after long illness including womb ovary trouble backache loss of appetite and fatigue the writers urge others to try the remedy.
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Mrs. Pryxh
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mas
Evia Longa
Pearl St
Bridgeton
N. J
Mrs. Pinkhamm
Mrs. PingsHam
M. W. Minure
Gulfport, Miss
Mrs. Prxxuam
Italian Ambassadorships and London Embassy Remarks
In Rome on March the Courier notes bullion reserves of 276 million against gold certificates and 53 million in the general fund. The Tribuna claims Signor Panga, Italian ambassador to Turkey, has accepted the Italian embassy in London. It also states Baron Fava will be announced.
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Rome
the 'Tribuna
Signor Panga
Turkey
London
Baron Fava
Women should compete with men say Miss Blackwell
Recalled from Washington, Miss Blackwell succinctly answers the question of whether women should compete with men with two words. They must.
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Miss Blackwell
State House actions flag new anti cigarette petition
In Boston today Representative Downs filed three petitions from Lowell urging prohibition of cigarette sales, the first in years without pushers seeking political gain. A series of committee reports followed covering election laws labor fisheries and other topics. The House rejected Sullivan's day labor public building bill 115 to 66 and passed engrossment of a measure prohibiting native wine sales in no license towns. The Danvers coal yard proposal was defeated.
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Boston
Downs
Lowell
Mann
House
Suffolk County
Aaron C. Dowse
Simon H. Davenport
Ward N. Boylston
J. J. McCluskey
Middlesex County
Central District Court of
Worcester
Fourth District Court
Eastern
Middlesex
Caroline J. Cook
Middlesex Bar Association
Superior Court
James R. Dunbar
Supreme
Sullivan
Danvers
Boston Senate considers municipal subway under Washington Street
A Senate bill from Senator Gardiner proposes municipal ownership and construction of a new Boston subway beneath Washington Street. The measure includes a referendum asking Boston voters to approve the project.
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Boston
Washington Street
Senate
Gardiner
Boston Hearing Deliberates Anti Cigarette Bill At State House
The public health committee heard the anti cigarette bill led by Mrs Katharine Lent Stevenson of the W C T U and debated prohibiting sale and manufacture. Opposed by Professor D T Timagenis who argued cigarettes harm none of the boys. The mercantile affairs panel heard robbers claim the trust blocks tobacco business. Mayor Abbott testified on street railway reimbursement needs in Fall River.
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Boston
Committee On Public Health
Committee On Mercantile Affairs
Katherine Lent Stevenson
D. T. Timagenis
Timagenis
Mayor Abbott
Fall River
Street Railway Corporation
Location of Tracks for Street Railway Companies
Massachusetts highway commissioners state that locating tracks is the hardest duty as rail lines are often laid before state takeover. The report notes tracks must be moved to fit roadway width and grade, balancing minimal railway cost with proper roadway design.
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Massachusetts Highway Commissioners
Evans Promoted to Rear Admiral in Navy Announcement
Washington March 5 It was announced at the navy department that Captains R D Evans and H C Taylor advanced five numbers for services at the house of Santiago were commissioned as Rear Admirals to date from Feb 11 last The move elevates both officers in recognition of their service during the Santiago campaign.
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Washington
Navy Department Today
R. D. Evans
H. C. Taylor
Moving street railway tracks a costly, phased task
A report argues tracks should not move laterally but planned at initial location with proper grading. It cites lack of width and grade as chief causes, notes financial limits and the need for central authority to locate railways, and urges 1901 action plus land damage liability and a philosophy of continuous repairs for state highways.
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Boards of Selectmen
Railways
Whitney Targeted in $50,000 Attachment Suit
Charles J. McPherson files attachment for $50,000 against Henry M. Whitney in Middlesex registry of deeds East Cambridge. McPherson of Framingham leads the action with Bartlett & Anderson as counsel.
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Boston
Henry M. Whitney
Middlesex Registry of Deeds
East Cambridge
Charles J. McPherson
Framingham
Bartlett & Anderson
McPherson
Dixie Not Yet Afloat After Grounding At Potomac
The navy reports training ship Dixie has not yet been launched from Maryland Point in the lower Potomac after running aground. Authorities will dispatch lighters to lighten the vessel of stores and coal before any further move for the inaugural ceremonies.
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Washington
Navy Department
Dixie
Maryland Point
Potomac
Against Cigarettes House Passes New Hampshire Bill
Concord March 5 The New Hampshire House, under rules suspension, passed a bill prohibiting manufacture and sale of cigarettes and substitutes. It bans sales to minors with fines up to 50 dollars for repeat offenses, and allows imports in the original package. The act takes effect June 1, 1901.
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Concord
House
Senate
William H. Topping
Manchester
James M. Cooper
Bureau of Labor
Exeter
Hampton Amesbury
Judge's naps don’t grant new trial in Chicago case
Chicago March 5 A Chicago appellate court ruled that brief sleep by Judge Stein during trial proceedings does not warrant a new trial. The case involved John Anderson a teamster suing Chicago City Railway for 7500 dollars after a street car collision.
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Chicago
John Anderson
Chicago City Railway Company
Stein
Heart Disease Linked to Poor Digestion Cure Claim
Health advice argues heart trouble rises with stress and weak digestion. It claims most heart issues are not organic and recommends Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets after meals, noting a full-sized package costs 50 cents and a free booklet is available from the F. A. Stuart Co in Marshall Michigan.
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Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
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National City Bank
Lynn
Mam
A E. Poyxuam Medicinse Co
Mass
Katie P Junglas
Treasury
The
Courier
State House
Anti Cigarette
Highway Commission Report
Captian Evans
H. M. Whitney
New Hampshire
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