Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription Endorsed by Medical Authorities
A historical advertisement touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for women's ills, claiming no alcohol or narcotics and listing ingredients. It asserts professional endorsements by leading medical men and offers a free booklet of ingredients via mail to those who request it.
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Merce
Pierre
Brartiee
Tsading Werdjen
Adiresa
R. V. Pierce
Ruffalo
Railroad Office Reforms and Local Transit Delays Reported
The article details changes in the railroad inspection and record system, moving from ledgers to card files to improve locating prime records. It notes a Pennsylvania division plan and mentions train and streetcar delays on a particular day, with officials and engineers cited.
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Erie
Bagun
Pennsylvania
Mi Kens Rocka
Jaci Winter
Weil
Baltimore
Routh Mim Street
Allie More
Opposition by Commissioner McMillin Delays New Bridge Plan
County Commissioner McMillin opposes a proposed bridge over Hannock Creek at Pitshire and Waerington, risking a political fracas in the upcoming fall election. Other commissioners back the project, while city residents press for city consideration and county taxpayers.
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McMillin
New Bridge
Mratikin
Hannock
Pitshire
Waerington
Tim
Etseron
McMain
Comroners McCanaghy
Lit
Mercause
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Eneugh
McMiflin
Ely
Meaumvin
Railroads Stand Firm Against Telegraph Strike Meddling
In a tense telegraph strike standoff, railroad and telegraph company officials clash over handling business. Western Union managers threaten to discharge workers who fail to relay messages while operators refuse to be compelled to send commercial traffic.
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Acrisin
Grand Ventral
New York Central
Western Union
July Death Records Reported With Contagion Rise
A July death report notes increases in fatalities from contagion and typhoid fever. The record cites multiple causes with several districts reporting health concerns and rising mortality during the month.
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Dirseror
Mother Snatches Child From Burning Cradle
A mother saved her infant from a fire in a cradle as flames consumed the room. The incident occurred at a residence where neighbors aided in evacuation. details remain unclear due to damaged text.
Japanese Cable Strike Report Sparks Unclear Uproar
A scrambled fragment notes a strike linked to a Japanese cable firm and mentions an upcoming county fair, a planned event on Tuesday, and a food fair alongside a promised meet. Details are incomplete and names unclear.
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United Ress
Animal Boiler
Vin Westenra Penne
Sion
Butler Fair
Messenger Boys Strike Paralyzes Postal Telegraph Service
A sympathy strike by messenger boys of the Western Union and Postal Telegraph caused confusion in Pittsburgh and Washington. In Pittsburgh on Tuesday nearly 200 messenger boys were kept busy to prevent demonstration. One youth was arrested after clashing with a crowd along Wilmar avenue. In Washington, five were summoned to prevent trouble as the strike disrupted business.
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Ani
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Mmessenger
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Second Trial of Thaw in January Likely
Report says the second trial of Harry Kendall Thaw for the murder of Stanford White is unlikely before mid January. Lawyers for Thaw indicated preparations will continue, with hearings and public statements outlining the case.
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Stanford White
Conteren
W. Littleton
Arrownes Jerome
Wendy
Jannayy
Informa
Ohio's Oldest Woman Dies at 102 in Ohio
Mary Havidesty Hams, reputedly Ohio's oldest woman, died yesterday at age 102. She was skilled in spinning and weaving, trained in homemaking arts, and lived her long life amid hardship and toil.
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Gaimon. D. Alig
Mary Havidesty Hams
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