Mrs Ira L Roser Seeks Lydia Pinkham Remedy
Grand-niece of ex president James K Polk writes to Mrs Pinkham praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from female troubles and infertility. Letter notes she married two years with no child and claims improved health after use. Includes a $5000 forfeit clause if testimonial is not genuine and urges readers to obtain a bottle and write for advice.
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James K. Polk
Mrs. Pinkham
Ida 1. Roser
Lydia E. Pinksam
Denver
Ipa L. Roser
18Th Ave
Lydia E. Pinkham
Boston Soda Bill Passage Sets Stage On Beacon Hill
Special correspondence from Boston notes the House engrosses the Boston district option bill after amendments including club licenses. The day features a roll call quorum, rejections of certain amendments, and the celebration of sick legislators Fletcher and King returning to seats. The Senate reviews street railway power bills and a Louisiana Purchase exposition representation, with a $25,000 appropriation proposed.
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William H. Hayes
John C. Tripp
Washington Street
Boston
Hayes
Lowell
Duff
Raper
Ward
Dorchester
Draper
General Court
H. H. Newton
Gibney
Hamilton
Keenan
Adams Trust Co
Senate
House
Newton
Everett
Committee On
Rockingham County Light and Power Company of
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Newburyport
Haverhill
Lawrence
Salisbury
Amesbury
Newbury
West Newbury
Groveland
Georgetown
Merrimac
Methuen
Dracut
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
Hunter
Hunt
Chace
How
Committee On Federal Relations
Commonwealth
Board of
Senate Railroad Inquiry Petition Withdrawn and Miscellaneous Orders
In the Senate today the committee on railroads reported leave to withdraw on the Nye petition for an investigation by railroad commissioners into freight rates by the New York New Haven and Hartford R R in Barnstable county. Resolutions to amend evidence law in libel actions, raise Essex county commissioners salaries, add clerical help for Bristol probate, fund dormitories at Fitchburg and North Adams Normal schools, improve the State camp ground, and an adverse Drinkwater convention petition report were noted, with an adjournment order adopted.
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Senate
Committee On Railroads
William A. Nye
New York, New Haven
Hartford
Barnstable
Essex County
Bristol County Register of Probate
Fitchburg
North Adams Normal
H. R. Drinkwater
Mutch Case Sees Possible Manslaughter Charge Only
John D. Mutch of Haverhill in Salem jail for murder indictment arising from last fall's Emerson street shooting after he found James Oakes with his wife. Dist. Atty. Peters says insufficient evidence for murder, case to be re noted for grand jury in Newburyport with manslaughter as likely charge. Mutch's lawyers Sweeney of Lawrence and Tayley of Haverhill vow vigorous defense seeking acquittal.
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Haverhill
John D. Mutch
Salem
James Oakes
Emerson Street
Mutch
Oakes
Atty. Peters
Newburyport
John P. Sweeney
Lawrence
R. P. Tayley
Accidental Shooting In Somerset County Leaves Boy Dead
In Somerset, Allegheny county Maryland, 12 year old Bemis McKelvy accidentally shot 15 year old Donald Bricker. McKelvy then reloaded the gun and fatally shot himself. Bricker is expected to recover.
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Baltimore
Somerset
Allegheny County
Bemis McKelvy
Donald Bricker
Young McKelvy
Weather Prophet Dari us Allen Dead at 66 in Rhode Island
Dari us Allen famed for accurate storm forecasts died of pneumonia at his North Kingston cottage. He lived alone for 47 years, never married, and was 66. The state knew him by his long career predicting weather.
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North
Kingston
R. I
Darius Allen
Marriage A Sacrament in Catholic Divorce Refused
Chicago May 14 announcement that the ecclesiastical divorce sought by Arthur C. Gaukler from Miss Marian Loomis has been refused. The case will go to the Arch bishop of Cincinnati and, if needed, Rome for final judgment. Gaukler, a Detroit lawyer, alleges his wife left him after learning he was a hunchback. The ecclesiastical court ruled the marriage a sacrament and unbreakable.
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Chicago
Arthur C. Gaukler
Detroit
Marian Loomis
Cincinnati
Rome
Gaukler
Loomis
Miss Loomis
French visitors to decorate De Ternay grave in Newport
A Newport May 14 report says a French delegation will visit May 30 to decorate Admiral De Ternay's grave. Governor Kimball, Mayor Boyle, Gen. Asa B. Gardner, and Rhode Island Society of Cincinnati will welcome them. A military escort from Newport artillery and Fort Adams will accompany a wreath dedication at Trinity church yard with brief exercises followed by luncheon at the Casino.
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R. I
de Ternay
Kimball
Boyle
Asa B. Gardner
New York
Rhode Island Society of Cincinnati
Newport Artillery
Fort Adams
Trinity Church Yard
Brugere
Loubet
Casino
French Baptists of New England Hold Sixteenth Annual Conference
The 16th annual conference of the French Baptists of New England met in Providence on May 14 with delegates from several district cities. Officers elected in the forenoon were President Rev. L. F. Cote, Vice President P. N. Cayer, Treasurer Rev. T. Tetrault, and Secretary G. Rubin. A union prayer meeting followed, reports from missionaries were heard, and Rev. L. O. Cote gave the annual sermon titled The Ideal Athlete.
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Providence
R. I
The
French Baptists of
New England
L. 4. Cote
New Bedford
Mass
P. N. Cayer
Waterville
T. Tetrault
Putnam
Conn
G. Rubin
Fall River
L. O. Cote
Balchanoff Executed for Sipiaguine Murder in Russia
A Central News despatch from St. Petersburg reports Balchanoff, the assassin of Russian interior minister Sipiaguine on April 15, was executed last Monday. He had been moved to the political prison at Schlosselburg, 40 miles from St Petersburg, with a note he would be executed that day or the next.
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London
St. Petersburg
Central News
Balschaneff
M. Sipiaguine
Balchanoff
Schlosselburg
Corner Stone for McKinley Memorial College
President Roosevelt laid the corner stone of the McKinley memorial Ohio college of government at the American university in Washington. Senator Hanna and other leaders spoke as the ceremony honored William McKinley and the future United States diplomacy and governance studies. The stone was lowered into place amid remarks emphasizing memory and national service.
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Washington
Roosevelt
McKinley Memorial
Ohio College of Government
The
American University
J. R. Rankin
Howard University
Dolliver
Ohio
McKinley
Hanna
William McKinney
McFarland
F. M. Bristol
M. B. Church
McKshley
Mallalieu
Massachusetts
Methodists of America
West
Heart of
Our Republic
Abraham Lincoln
Hosiery Plant Closure Shocks Manchester Industry
The Ol Zen dam hosiery plant in Manchester closes under receivership after the founder's sons stop running it. Indebtedness near 200000 dollars, likely only about a quarter of assets coverage. Paper debt discounted by banks, personal losses and slim margins cited as causes.
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Manchester
N. H
Olzendam
Vaccination Debate Opens New England Eclectic Meeting
Dr. E M Ripley, vice president, denounces compulsory vaccination as useless in preventing disease during the New England Eclectic Medical Association session in Hartford. The discussion endorsed the view that vaccination is ineffective as a preventive measure.
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Ripley
The
Eclectic Medical Association of
Connecticut
Hartford
New England Eclectric Medical Association
E. M. Ripley
Unionville
Mills Refuse a Dance May Dance Fall River News
United Textile Workers of America executive committee met in session and heard Secretary Hibbert report Augusta Georgia labor troubles. Mills refused wage advances citing no profits. Committee authorized further appeals for aid and decided to return Silk Workers union charter fee to Allentown Pennsylvania to form its own national body.
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Fall River
United Textile Workers of America
Hibbert
Augusta
American Federation of Labor
Silk Workers’ Union
Allentown
Devoe Lead and Zine Paint Guarantee Letter
A letter to A G Thompson of Lowell Massachusetts promotes Devoe lead and oil paint claiming double the lasting power of old paints at no extra cost. It pledges dealer responsibility for faults and highlights the company’s 145 years of experience and aim to provide the best paint yet known.
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Devoe
F. W. Devoe & Ca
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