Goold's Gratitude Letter on Pre and Post Birth Recovery
From many cities and hamlets women share letters praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs De Goor of Oregon Wisconsin reports relief from back pain, weakness, and hemorrhage after birth, with stronger health and renewed ability to care for her baby. The letter urges use before and after birth to withstand the shock.
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Evers City
Roven
Ben
Tytia BK
Mrea
de Goor
Oregon
Wis
Goold
Lydia E. Winkham
Woman stabbed to death in Hazleton burglary
In Hazleton Pennsylvania on November 24 Mrs. Casper Laboy of Nesquehoning was killed and her husband seriously slashed when burglars forced entry at dawn. The couple confronted the intruders. she died in the hallway as he struggled to reach help. Three Hungarians were captured near town, bloodied and unable to offer a clear account. Local fear of extrajudicial action rose as authorities consider the case.
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Hazleton
Casper Laboy
Nesquehoning
Laboy
Banker's Crime and Ferris Wheel Creator Die
Ex banker Anthony Kozel admits guilt in misusing bank funds and to be sent to the penitentiary. George W. Ferris, designer of the Ferris wheel, dies of typhoid fever in Pittsburg at Mercy hospital after brief illness. born in Galesburg on February 14, 18.
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Chicago
Anthony K»zel
Brisor
Kozel
Ferris
Pittsburg
George W. G. Ferris
Mercy Hospital
Big City
Canton
Galesburg
Rensselaer Polytechnic
New Ly
Double Tragedy to Kentucky in Mayfield Case
November 24 reports a murder suicide in Graves County Kentucky. B F Baker, a farmer, had recently sued for divorce and had not lived with his wife for some time. A bitter dispute preceded a fatal action Sunday.
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Kentucky
Mayfield
Fe Baker
Graves County
Secretary Morton Reports Civil Service Gains and Farm Stress
Secretary Morton in his fourth annual report cites saving $280,900 for the current year and notes over 2,000,000 in savings since March 7, 1893. He praises civil service reforms, calls for a permanent director, and details ante mortem and post mortem inspections, increased at slaughterhouses, and the expansion of publications. He warns on gratuitous seeds and seed distribution and argues farmers benefit from natural laws over government aid.
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Mido
Washington
Morton
Treasury
Civil Service
Ford
United States
United Kingdom
Glasgow
England
Department
Department of Agriculture
Congress
Murder of Rev Miller in Detour Illinois shocks city
Reverend Ve Miller of Biaermington and Grace Methodist pastor was shot to death before daylight on Edward street. A 48 calibre revolver lay near the body and his gold watch was missing, indicating robbery. Miller, grand prelate of Knight Templars, had arrived by train Monday and was last seen at 10:10 before dawn. Bloodhounds followed clues eight blocks from the start. funeral set for Friday at 3 p.m. in Detour.
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Ve. Miller
Biaermington
Fontpade Et Deratar
Decntar
Ils
James Mirr
Biawmington
Grace Methodist Church
First Methodist Church
W. T. Roberts
Miller
Miler
Alew
W. M. Catton
John Mater
Fostet
Labor Unions For Free Silver Adopt Resolution
The Illinois Federation of Labor at East St. Louis voted 37 to 10 for free silver at 16 to 1 in a Huff of Chicago resolution. Officers elected include Riefler, Tazelear, Bush, and an executive committee with Hanson, Austin, Taylor, Holmes, Libbing, Lloyd, and Potter. The K of L assembly added to the 17th plank a call for unlimited coinage at 16 to 1. Adjournment likely tonight after more committee reports.
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Carl Hanson
Chicago
W. H. Austin
East St. Louis
John Taylor
Glen Carbon
John R. Holmes
Springfield
Herman Libbing
Quincy
Millard Lloyd
Bloomington
John D. Potter
Feoria
Rochester
K. of L. Assembly
Law Committee
Two Great Football Games Princeton Beats Yale 24 to 6
New York reports a drizzly crowd of 85 000 witnessed Princeton defeat Yale 24 to 6 on Manhattan field. Yale struggled in kicking, rushing, and running, while Princeton showed superiority throughout the game. Philadelphia saw Pennsylvania edge Harvard 8 to 6 in a muddy three back clash that left both teams honored.
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Princeton
Yale
Pennstyvania
Harverd
New York
Manhattan Field
Tigers
Suns
New Haven
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Harvard
Posylvania Eli
Waa
Pearly
Markets News reflects scattered price quotes and caps
New York financials show mixed calls with money on call at 2603 per cart, various bond and currency rates, and no sales on Silver certificates. Chicago and Milwaukee wheat, corn, oats, and rye futures quoted. local livestock and produce prices listed.
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New York
Atérii
Heroal Husitidas
Board of Trade
Burhbanks
Chicago
Texas
Western Rangers
St. Louis Grain
St Louisa
May
Fia
Feash
Mc Ull
Rye— Boe
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Quick Lasting Relief
A trade advertisement touts Pyramid Pile Cure and Pyramid Pills as a sole remedy for piles claiming immediate relief and complete cures without pain or loss of blood. It cites testimonials from Mrs. M. C. Hinkly and Major Dean and notes the product is sold by druggists for one dollar per package from Pyramid Drug Co.
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M. C. Hinkly
Mississippi St
Indianapolis
Ind
Columbus
Ohio
Pyramid Drug Co
Albion
Mich
The Old Way Of Treating Dyspepsia By Dieting
The article criticizes dieting as a first step for dyspepsia and indigestion, noting it is barbarous and useless. It argues the starvation plan is common but often fails, and that many believe dieting is essential despite evidence of failure.
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Detroit
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Marshall, Mich
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