Summer in the City and Health Demands for Women
A column argues that social summer life and store duties strain working women, urging better health as crucial to happiness and earnings. It cites Dr. Pierce remedies and testimonials from Flora J. Greer of Akron and Mrs. O. N. Wisher of New York, praising Favorite Prescription and Pleasant Pellets for chronic female ailments.
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Moody of Haverhill Named Secretary of the Navy
The Washington cable reports President Roosevelt offered and William L. Moody of Massachusetts accepted the post of Secretary of the Navy. Moody, Harvard alumnus, will take the duties after the first of May, with plans to resign his prior state office. Moody’s appointment follows strong presidential regard for his abilities and judgment, and the two men share Harvard ties and similar views.
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News of Methuen's Capture Stirs London and Mines
Reports from March reveal Gen. Methuen captured with troops after a Boer assault near Krauspan. Lord Kitchener telegrams mention casualties among British officers, prompting intense debate in the House of Commons and a surge in stock and mine market activity as readers seek fuller details.
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British General's Campaign Reverses Amid Boer War Turmoil
Reports detail a severe setback during a British operation led by Lord Methuen. Native riders in red, chaotic mule transport, and broken wagon columns disrupted efforts to flank the Boers, with artillery batteries and regiments showing resolve to defend the wagons and refuse surrender.
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Government sues to block Northern Securities merger
The U S attorney general, acting on Roosevelts directive, files a bill in equity in federal circuit court to nullify the merger of Northern Pacific Great Northern and Burlington railways under the Sherman act. He seeks surrender of stock and permanent restraints on officers and stockholders from recognizing Northern Securities as owner. The case cites anti trust aims to protect competition from Lake Superior to the Atlantic and argues the merger would endanger parallel routes and violate Supreme Court precedent.
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A Great Strike Hits Boston Railroads in 1906 Calm
Boston March 11 After six weeks of skirmishing the strike by organized workers in freight and express handling against New York New Haven Hartford and New York Central Hudson River known as Boston and Albany broke out Monday. The dispute prompts expectations that powerful agencies will seek peace and may impact broader labor relations nationwide. The walkout involves nonunion handling and discharged workers, with efforts by railroads and unions to influence prices and flows of goods. The article also mentions unrelated political notes about Wu Tingfang and Uly involving government refunds and appointments.
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Prince Henry of Prussia Tours Philadelphia and Cramp Shipyard
Prince Henry of Prussia completed a five hour visit to Philadelphia with a warm welcome at Broad Street station. He toured Independence Hall and Cramp Shipyard, viewing battleships Maine and others, before addressing a crowd at the Union League Club and boarding a train to New York amid heavy public cheers.
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Prominent Clergy and Official Dismissals Spark Tense Legal Moves
The Joliet prison inquiry mentions questionable methods in awarding contracts to a New York group amid a formal demand by the Business Men's Association. Commander Booth-Tucker announces dismissals in the Salvation Army leadership over stock speculation. Bishop Spalding of Denver dies at 85 in Erie after pneumonia, and Detroit recalls Frank Conger of Brooklyn, vice president of American Ridge Building, who died suddenly at the Wayne Hotel.
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Commoner reaches 100000 copies in six months record
The Commoner has achieved a virealrtion of 100,000 copies within six months of its first issue, a likely record in American periodical history. The paper shows strong growth and Bryan contributes weekly political reviews. Regular subscription is $26 per year. a combined offer with the Marshall News costs $16.70 for one year, versus $20 for separate subscriptions.
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