Lady's Health Claim From Lydia Pinkham’s Remedy
Mrs Francis Podmore of Saranac Lake New York credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after years of weakness ovarian pain and headaches Her letter urges other women to try the product and warns against inferior medicines The notice emphasizes the remedy for irregularities menstrual pain and general debility and repeats the authenticity promise with a 65000 forfeiture line.
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Francis Podmore
Saranac Lake
New York
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Pinkham
Francis Popmore
Lydia EB
Pinkham
Santa Fe announces California Limited daily service pamphlet
The Santa Fe issues an artistic pamphlet for the California Limited daily service with Indian subject designs in its advertising. A Chicago artist of note contributed artwork, and the pamphlet highlights decorative Indian motifs in the promotional material.
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Santa Fe
The
California Limited
Chicago
Did They Earn It A Nation Seeks Fairness In Wealth
The Philadelphia Press notes vast banker profits led by J Pierpont Morgan and others, asking if such gains justify social contribution or imply privilege. It contrasts income gaps with labor, urging equal rights and government policy that rewards merit rather than money, and cites The Commoner’s Kansas City platform. It also covers Filipino independence, with Taft saying fair treatment fosters loyalty, and questions democratic aims to subjugate or conquer the Philippines.
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Philadelphia
J. Pierpont Morgan
Steel Trust
National Bank of New York
Morgan
Taft
The
Philippine Islands
Democratic Party Faces Imperialism Debate
The piece argues the party must choose a positive stance on public questions. It notes early negatives on imperialism, then says the Kansas City platform claimed an affirmative line. It contends independence for Filipinos is the party’s true positive policy and urges clarity on imperialism.
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Democratic Party
Kansas City
Democratia Party
Imperialism Costs Nations Incur Subjugation Debates
The Philadelphia Times notes the US has spent about 200 million on Philippine subjugation, with 12 million more needed. It compares costs to Britain in the Boer War and Napoleon era, arguing war costs rise with scale and without a navy.
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United States
Philadelphia Times
Great Britain
Napoleon
France
Senators Vote For Direct Election Of Senators
The House approved a constitutional amendment for direct popular election of U S Senators. Opponents face a clash between personal views and broad public support, with direct vote likely to advance though Senate resistance remains.
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Menor
House
United States
Senate
Philadelphia
Democratic prospects in Illinois spark GOP alarm
The St. Louis Republic notes the political climate in Illinois favors Democratic success. It urges Democratic leaders to act quickly to capitalize on a rare opportunity, warning Republicans themselves foresee a possible victory for Democratic principles and candidates in the state.
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Ilinois
Illinois
St. Louis Republi
The Beautioa of Protection in Political Debate
The Toledo Bee critiques Republican leaders for resisting discussion of protection. It cites Andrew Carnegie’s wealth built amid taxation and accuses the steel trust of charging Americans $25 for rails that sell in Europe for $17, arguing protection enables infant industry to profit.
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Congress
Carnegie
Steel Trust
Europe
Toledo Bee
Iowa Voters Compare Governors Over Trust Attitudes
Citizens weigh the ex governor against the current leader by contrasting the farmer’s apologetic stance defending trusts with the present governor’s vigorous denunciation of trusts. They also question if the President appointed Mr Shaw Secretary of Treasury while aware of his leanings toward corporations.
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Iowa
Shaw
Treasury
Oxnard Defends Beet Sugar Tariff Stance in 1899 Letter
The Detroit Evening News highlights a Circulit letter from 1899 by Mr. Oxnard asserting that free trade would not harm the beet sugar industry, claiming the U S could undersell Europe in other crops and sugar is no exception, though he remains unsure about tariffs.
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Mr. Oxnard
Vio Whuipples Problem in Philippine Policy Debate
The Philadelphia Record notes Mr Patt questions whether the United States should govern the Philippines under its constitution or allow self government. His concern centers on the best policy toward statehood prospects and constitutional control.
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Vio Whuipples
Patt
Philippines
United States
Philadelphia Record
Real Reason For State Admissions Debate
A Denver News opinion suggests Arizona, New Mexico, and Oklahoma were kept out of admission due to recent Democratic shifts. The piece argues the ruling party fears these states may align with the people in a future upheaval.
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Douburas
Arizona
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Denver News
St Jacobs Oil praised in Portsmouth wife’s testimony
A Portsmouth widow recounts how St Jacobs Oil cured her husband of a severe leg injury and restored him to work. She also credits Vogeler’s Curative Compound for her daughter’s skin disease, urging others to try the remedies. The letter from Elizabeth S. Rabbets supports the products’ strong claims.
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Wis Majesty's Dockyard
Portsmouth
England
Portsmouth Timed
Naval Gazette
M Frederick Payne
St. Jacobs O
St. Jacob’s
Elizabeth S. Rabbets
Grafton Street
Mile End
Landport
Vogeter
Stacob’s Oil, Ltd
Baltimore
Federation of American Zientists Bill Aims Palestine Purchase
A New York driven initiative introduces a state legislative bill to form the Federation of American Zientists. The aim is to buy Palestine from the Turkish government and open it to Jews worldwide as a home. backers claim substantial funding is available if the Porte consents to a sale.
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United States
Denmark
Senate
Palestine
New York
Federation of American Zientists
Porte
West and Morgan clash in Washington lore
A Leslie's Weekly anecdote recalls strained ties between Senator West of Missouri and Senator Morgan of Alabama. A new senator, offended by a colleague, asked West if James was the worst ass to enter public life. West replied he could not say, noting his firm commitment to Morgan.
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West
Missouri
Morgan
Alabama
Washington
James
Statesman
Leslie's Weekly
First Playbill Sold for 506 Dollars in New York
The earliest known New York playbill, from the library of the late Thomas J. McKee, sold to Evert Janssen Wendell for 506 dollars. The item announced a performance of Richard I dated November 12, 1753. The piece notes also list Russia with 745 steamers and 2,293 sailing vessels and includes assorted proverbs and advice.
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New York
Thomas J. McKee
Evert Jansen Wendell
Richard I
Russian Mercantile Marine
Germany
Talk is cheap Hite promises money back guarantee
Old advertisement touts Hite product with slogans about guaranteed quality and refunds. Claims 16 ounces for 10 cents and urges readers to try it now. marketing language emphasizes value and refunds rather than factual details.
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E1 Magnetic Sarchife Co
Defiance
Red Cross
He Russ Company
South Bend
Ind
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Low Heights
John A. Salter Seed Co
la Grosse
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Omaha
Neb
Ter Stirch
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Attair
Dick T. Morgan
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pill CO
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Earth
Thia
Peabody Medical Institute
Revere House
Bovton
Mags
Cauirouca
Sawyer
Canada
Manitoba
Ashinthola
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Western
F. Pedley
Ottawa
W. W. Bennett
BCL
New York Life Bldg
Ned
Raanurarn Ister
AJ Tower CO
Boston
Mass
D & J Tire Company
Indianapolis
Lad
W.L. Douglas
Babe Selva
IGLAS
W. Dd
Doavhis
Sellamora
JW. T. Douglas
L. Douglas
Eny
Mall Soc
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