Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised by User
A purported testimonial from Miss Euizaneia Care of Fond du Lac Wisconsin lauds Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for treating suppressed menstruation and restoring her health. The letter asserts strong benefits after a few weeks and invites others to seek free advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lydia Ed Pinkham
Euizaneia Care
Fond du Lac
Wis
Lydia E. Pinkham
Dowse Bill Tabled On Beacon Hill Debate Over Right Of Search
Boston March 26 Senator Fletcher presided in the upper house as the Dowse bill was tabled and discussion continued on the right of search tied to a report from game commissioners. A letter from Col Jones former New York lieutenant governor supports the Butler statue resolve for Lowell.
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Boston
Fletcher
Middlesex
Butler
Dimon
Lowell
Col. Jones
New York
Baltimore
Ways and Means
House panels report on bills and amendments in session
In today’s House discussions Ways and Means reported on several measures. A bill to improve state house grounds and a bill to provide medals for the Mass Minute-men of 1861 were favorable, while a proposal for inspecting charitable homes by the State Board of Charity was recommended not to pass. Debate over expanded police powers for fish and game deputies ended with amendments adopted and the bill rejected. Repeal of objectionable cattle inspection provisions passed engrossment. A Worcester mayoral salary amendment to allow a $5000 annual wage via a citywide vote was proposed.
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State House
State Board of Charity
Craig
Lynn
Fish and ‘Game Commission
Messrs. Roberts
Lawrence
Plumney
Collins
Edgartown
Hunt
Attleboro
Messrs
Nightingale
Mills
Donahue
Fall River
Marblehead
Hayes
Lowell
Osgood
Hopedale
Worcester
Legislature tabled bills and rejected charity insurance measure
Senator Apsey motioned to table a bill barring misrepresentation in merchandise sales. Senator Blodgett moved to reconsider a vote on improving Vineyard Sound and Osterville Bay channels but tabled it. The public service committee left a petition to restrict civil service labor provisions on table. A fraternal benefit association reporting bill was favored for oversight but later rejected 19 to 1. Ways and Means said Prince Henry's visit costs needed no special appropriation.
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Apsey
Middlesex
House
Blodgett
Worcester
Senate
Vineyard Sound
Osterville Bay
Barnstable
Committee On Public Service
Thomas J. Collins
Henry F. Fitzgerald
Sufolk
Bliss
Hampton
Committee On Insurance
Frost
Essex
Committee On Ways and Means
Prince Henry
Menhaden Bill Hearings Draw Southern Massachusetts Crowd
Hearings at the State House before the fisheries and game committee drew a large turnout, mainly Southeastern Massachusetts residents, as opponents to the measure opposing the Menhaden fishing in Buzzard's Bay voiced concerns.
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State House
Committee On Fisheries and Game
Buzzard’s Bay
Massachusetts
Indigestion and the promise of MI-ONA cure
A persuasive piece arguing indigestion ruins happiness, health, and social life, outlining how digestive disorders damage nerves and organs. It promotes MI-ONA from Ellingwood & Co in Lowell Massachusetts as the sole remedy healing the diseased digestive organs, claiming rapid improvement within a week.
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Hawaii
Ellingwood & Co
Central and
Merrimack Streets
Lowell
Mass
Bay fishing ban controversy and Boston street reform
Officials debated Buzzards Bay to Menhaden fishing impacts and the removal of restrictions. Mayor Collins warned that without state action Boston could discharge two thousand street workers due to a court ruling. Hearings covered license fees for corporations, free street superintendent transport, private land use in Sudbury and Framingham, and a Hartford and Worcester line petition. The Governor nominated Austin Peters to head the cattle bureau.
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Buzzard’s Bay
Menhaden
Bay of Menhaden
Collins
Boston
Committee On Cities
Supreme Court
Committee On Taxation
Sleeper
Winthrop
Lowell, Acton and Maynard Company
Sudbury
Framingham
E. B. Fuller
Haverhill
C. H. Parsons
Maynard
C. W. Shippey
Henry Tower
Hudson
Hartford and Worcester Street Railway Company
Austin Peters
Cattle Commission
State Board of Agriculture
Inquest Opened in White Murder Case at Harrisville
The inquest into the death of Simon White Jr. who was killed at Pascoag last Saturday began yesterday in the Harrisville courthouse Woonsocket March 26 The court heard high witness testimony in private with conflicting accounts reported as the day ended
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Woonsocket, R. I
Simon White, Jr
Wso
Pascoag
Harrisville Court House
For Sale Grocery and Land Near Lowell Line
Great business chance for a grocery and provision store with low monthly rent. Owner leaving city. Also offered is two acres of land with a nine room two story house, barn, hen house, electric line nearby, and a nearly new build. Sacrifice price of 1200 dollars. Contact T. H. Elliott at 64 Central St.
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Lowell
T. H. Elliott
Central St
Morgan testimony details Northern Pacific moves and holding plan
J Pierpont Morgan testified before Special Examiner Mabey in the Peter Power vs Northern Pacific suit. He described forming the Northern Securities Co to preserve stock value, denied control claims, and shared moments with Hill Kennedy and others while detailing large stock dealings and the holding structure to safeguard Northern Pacific interests.
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New York
J. Pierpont Morgan
Mabey
Peter Power
Northern Pacific Railroad&Co
George Alfred Lamb
Power
J. P. Morgan & Co
Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Hill
Harri 78
Burlingen
United States
Mr. Gould
Northern Securities Co
Northern Securities
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Mr. Hill
Mr. Lamb
Aix
Kennedy
J. J. Hill
Mr. Lemb
Union Pacific
Mr. Harriman
Europe
Morgan Testimony on Northern Pacific and Northern Securities Plan
The witness denies plans to control rates or traffic via the Northern Securities scheme and asserts the 1896 reorganization aimed to retire Northern Pacific preferred stock. He states the move was not meant to alter control of common stock, and that retirement awaited par or higher sale of common shares. The hearing adjourns to call George F. Baker next.
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Mr. Morgan
Francis Lynde Stetson
Northern Pacific
Northern Securities Company
Northern Pacific Common
Morgan
Northern Pacific Preferred
George F. Baker
Bartenders seek sixty hour week and ten dollar minimum
Joseph R. Michaels president of the International Bartenders Union and local unit demands a sixty hour work week and a ten dollar minimum wage for all members from Syracuse hotel and saloon keepers. He warns employers must meet the demand by Monday or the Anti Saloon League will be supplied with evidence for its crusade against Sunday selling.
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Syracuse
Joseph R. Michaels
International Bartenders’ Union
Michaels
Anti-Saloon League
Sherman to enter dry dock before joining Manila route
San Francisco on March 26 reports the United States transport Sherman will enter dry dock after repairs at Union Iron Works. Under Captain Frazer, the rebuilt vessel is touted as the finest in the transport service and will take its place on the Manila route.
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San Francisco
Sherman
Union Tron Works
Frazer
Paint and the Railroads Letter to F S Sullivan
Lowell Massachusetts letter from F W Devoe Co arguing paint is essential for railroads. It claims railways source the best paint through chemists and that long lasting coatings save money, while criticizing average buyers for choosing cheaper, inferior options. The writer asserts durable lead and zinc paints wear twice as long and promotes industrial quality over consumer ignorance.
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F. W. Devoe & CO
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Young People’s Christian Temperance Association
Elizabeth Caine
Fond du Lac, Wis
Conti
C. B. Coburn
Market Street
A. C. Weston
Lowell and Vicinity
Cloak and Fur House
Stickney & Smith
Tremont St
Frank Emerson
Lawrence, Mass
Apothe- Respiro
Optician Geo
G. Rogers
Merrimack Street
W. C. Hinckley
Middle Street
John McAskie
Spencer & Co
McAskie
Eae Savings CO
U. S
Dime Saving CO
Palmer St
Coal & Wood
Beacon Hill
Senator Fletcher
Mann
THE
Harrisville, R. I
Merger Gase
N. P
Ry Too
Balsa
Adams
Adamson
W. Kinsman & Co
Augusta
Nien
YORK
John Street
Amasa Pratt & CO
Lowe
Dutton
Willie ST
Devonshire St
M. B. A. Bidg. Mills and Lumber Lands
Mine Lick
Tenn
Amasa Pratt
G. D. Farley
M, H. Pratt
B. E. Pratt
Co. B. Coburn & CO
Market St
P. F. Sullivan
Lowell, Mass
Nashobah
Mass. Agricultural College
Amherst
Henri D. Haskins
F. H. Hodges
Central Street
D.mijohn
Abel C. Whittier
Westford, Mass
Caleb L. Smith
Grosery
Middlesex St
Goodwin
J. B. Goodwin
Thorndike ST
Lowell Opera House
San Toy
Augustin Daly Musical Company
Chas. Frohman
John Drew
Robert Marshall
Klark Urban CO
Ies, Ste
Sam T. Jack
Mabel Hazeltom
Vaudevilla
la Lulaine
Darrells
Belshazzar
Huntington Hall
Lowell Young Men's Christian Association
Assoicatis Hall
Viola Campbell Waterhouse
Irene Pinder Kerwin
Elinor Louise Swain
Carolyn White
Noes O
Assis Hibbard’s
Kirk ST. Church Vestry
M. Steinert & Sons Co
Sloist
Theodora Schroeder
Baritona
Tremont Theatre
Wiatinee
Mrs. Riske
Mrs. Hatch
Burton Harrison
Chelsea
Courier-Citizen
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