Women Leaders and Health Hazards in Local Societies
A feature on energetic church and charity women who drive bazaars and fairs, balancing public duties with home life. It warns that overwork harms health, urging restoration through Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and other remedies, with testimonials from Mary E. Wilcox and others and an invitation to request free medical guidance from Dr. Pierce.
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Mia
Mary E. Wilcox
Erio
Rainy River
Algoma Co
Ont
Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Tillie Linney
Gravel Switch
Marion Co. Ky
J. W. McGregor
62D Street
Trinceton Ave
Chicago
Isis
Common Sense
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
Big Elevators Burn and More Fire News
Wire Monday night destroyed two large adjoining grain elevators owned by Botsford Elevator Co in Port Huron Michigan causing estimated losses of 300000 dollars. Buildings 125000 dollars grain 175000 dollars fully insured. Elevator plans for a Grand Trunk project may proceed with rebuilds likely. One firefighter sustained probable injuries. Also a Colorado school burned causing 75000 dollar loss with 75 students safely escaped. Vice President appoints Sol W Riddle as US Embassy secretary at St Petersburg.
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Port Huron
Mich
Botsford Elevator Company
Surance
Dalurh
Minn
Leith
Seudland
Potheward
Tellin
Aitet
Charles ‘Fhurne
Wis
Ubeerneath
Col
Newa
Jarvis Hall
Montelaty
Denver
Episcopal
Washington
Nicaragua
United States
State Department
Murray
Congress
Uay
Colombia
Lord Pauneefete
Britain
Whaever
Apples Costly Prices Rise Amid Short Crop
Chicago reports a sharp rise in apple prices due to a predicted crop shortage. Buyers in New York pay as much as four dollars a barrel as wholesalers face higher costs. the nationwide crop is about 23 million barrels versus a normal 70 million, with Missouri and Wisconsin faring better than elsewhere. Some owners store crops, keeping prime fruit off the market.
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Chicago
New York City
Missouri
New Witnesses Testify in Schley Court of Inquiry
Federal court notes two Cuban campaign witnesses Frank Richards and George Lynch in the Schley inquiry. Richards spoke on Capt Sigsbee interviews aboard the Premier while Lynch recalled Sigsbee’s communication to the Somers N. Smith. Debate over relevance and court rulings followed as Admiral Dewey and Capt Lemly addressed testimony and documentary evidence was submitted.
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Washington
Schley
Admiral Schley
Frank B. Richards
George Lynch
Richards
Sigsbee
Pau
Santiago
Lynch
Somers N. Smith
Capt. Sigsbee
Hare
Scavil
Capt. Lemly
Commodore Schley
Algo
Rayner
Capt. Bigsbee
Ccourt
Admiral Dewey
Goodrich
Philip
Texas
Higginson
Massachusetts
McCalla
Marblehead
Cotton
Harvard
Wise
Yale
Santisgoy
Admiral Sampson
Fulger
Scorpion
Sehles
Senate
Sigsbre
Secretary of the Navy
C. Schley
Dewey
Lémly
I I
United States
Iill
Hanna
Yongy
Diorgan
Ime
Milibaey
Pit
Cummaundure
Suhley
Key West
Clentucyus
Hone
Hasna
Sibley
Ayr
McCallie
Wits Tin
Hanns
Aleufuegue
Selley Aba
Teeeting
Buuspech
Hanne
Admirrel Bumpeun
Schieg Datid
Billy
Bay
Admiral Schiey
Hanus Culd
Debates Over McCalla Memoranda Inquiry
Senatorial debate questions timing and authenticity of McCalla memoranda about Insurgents near Clarkegos. Mr Hanna criticizes Admiral Ashley's statements and notes gaps in papers, urging proactive verification without awaiting signals. Court adjourned before completing argument.
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McCalla
Hanna
Pehley
Senate
Clertuegos
Mcalla
Achley
Ays
Bethel Disaster Reported in British Rear Guard Losses
Lord Kitchener's dispatch from Pretoria details a severe engagement near Bethel east of the Trangvaal. Col Benson's rear guard suffered heavy casualties with 54 killed and 160 wounded, including several officers, as Boers attacked with a thousand troops.
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London
Lord Kitchener
War Office
Bethel
Trangvaal
Pretoria
Benson
Brokenlaagts
Col
Yvoe
Eyre Lloyd
Vol. Genson
Tim
Methel
Standerton
Langer
Trichardsfontvin
Grobelaar
Eraswus
Yzirvarkfontein
Kitchener
New York Trade Review Reports Rail Car Shortage Worsens Supply
R G Din & Cols Weekly Review of Trade notes improved railway capacity yet ongoing car shortages hinder movement of goods across the nation. Industry complaints focus on coal delays, mild weather extending buying seasons, and export strains from France and Britain. Steel and structural materials demand remains high as Germany offers cheaper billets. Wheat and corn shipments rise since July 1 despite export softness.
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New York
R. G. Din & Cols Weekly Review of Trade
Sayet “Amthourn
France
Great Briain
Germany
Manitoba
Big sum for pensions in Interior Department proposal
Washington fiscal year starting next July would spend 170.9 million with 142.16 million asked for pensions and bureau work. Salaries total 1.9647 million and 450 thousand for special examiner investigations. Other items fund Indian service forest reserves and patent and geological work.
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Washington
Interior Department
Pension Bureau
Indian Service
Geological Survey
Patent Office
Wanted Ads Spark Local Job and Animal Trades
Local newspaper lists several want ads including a farmer seeking a young Jersey cow under 50 percent, employment opportunities at the News office, a tester for new liners, and a housework or general help post. Other lines invite inquiries at 220 North Grand Street and note a couple seeking farm labor or rental work, with names Ahas and A. Trenwell of Ceresca.
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Jersey
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Ween
Yverre Wigute
Jnd
Nev
Jud
Logansport
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Charles Low
Ohio
Univ
Lowgry
Spein Burke Dow Bilves
The
Chamber of
van Duntory
Oido
Bedient
Col. Benson
Sintn
Lord Witchener
Keke
van Albert
Musterbury
TS Loess
Elizabeth Hanbury
Thomas Sanderson
Percy Sanderson
Snbury
Las Sales Loereise
Hermano
General Land Office
Bradshaw's
Government of
Consienet Cann
Ninma
Lord Pauncefote
Lord Balisbury
Lord Princefote
England
Wauncefete
Lord Lansdowne
Wil Sieex
Industrial Department
National Civic Federation
Cropa
Michigan
Qalboup
Blazehall
William A. Lane
As B. Wood
Louise M. Wood
Louies M. Wood
Marghethi Nowe
Er M. A. Lane
the News
North Grand Street
Enequire
W. J. Dowsett
Tvery
Ahas
A. Trenwell
Ceresca
Frank Wyckoff
Hanover St
Dr. Smiley
Marengo
State and
Madison Streets
H. McLean
N. Engle St
Miller
Jaacob Leversee
D& W—Tf
Green St
Marshall Are
J. W. Lester
Msn
Eaglest
D& W
Fred Koung
Rice Creek Ani
John Wisewan
J. H. van Vorhees
Physicians Directory
Starr King Church
Greans
Lai W. Prospector
George H. Greene
Orsr
Drautford
W. State Street
Fagis St
Telephonea No
Helen M. Parker
John Butler
Mansion St
Jefferson St
W. H. Rowland
T. TL
Uronin
F. G. Powers
Marshall, Mich
XN. B. Sherman
Csils
Hari's
B. G. Brewer's Dry
Garner Blagdon
Mershall Ave
Chas. B. Mead
Com House
Muxchell
Ean Hiuuth
Fz Estee
Nagweld
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