Nightingale Belknap Praises Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Mrs Florence Nightingale Belknap of San Francisco Round Table and Pentécost Church praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for curing fearful female troubles after childbirth and months of illness. Letter from Mrs N Becewar San Francisco notes dramatic recovery and urges trust in the remedy. $3000 forfeits if the letter is not genuine.
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Florence Nightingale Belknap
San Francisco
Lydia E. Pinkham
Leavenworth St
Cal
Spring Ills and Cure for Town Residents
In the town many people feel ill and miserable in spring and think nothing to do but wait. The text reassures that such feelings are common and curable. It notes that winter blood grows thick and clogged, hindering early spring work until a cure is found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. EVANS
BR. EVANS
Peace Move Delays and Surrender Denial in South Africa
In The Hague on April 1 discussions with Schalkburger, Kruger, and De Wet officials focus on a peace proposal amid delayed contact with De Wet and Steyn. Unconditional surrender is ruled out, and sources note required safe conduct from Lord Kitchener before any terms. Ministers, ambassadors, and miners reflect shifting diplomatic and labor scenes across Europe and America.
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Schalkburger
De Wet
Hague
Kruger Dr. Leyds
Europe
Utrecht
Great Britain
South Africa
President Steyn
General De Wet
Mr. Steyn
General Schalkburger
Lord Kitchener
Schalkburg
Cuba Reciprocity Bill Moves in House for 20 Percent Concessions
The Ways and Means Committee approved by 12 to 5 a report favoring the Payne bill granting Cuba 20 percent tariff concessions. Eight Republicans supported. Tawney and Metcalf voted no. Amendments lowering the reciprocity rate were defeated. The bill will be brought to the floor within a week, with opposition expected to be led by individual Republicans rather than a formal bloc. A Mason conference with beet sugar interests Looms as the fight continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
ways and means committee
Cuba
Tawney
Minensota
Metcalf
California
McGiellan
New York
Payne
Hopkins
linois
Swanson
Virginia
house
William Aiden Smith
Michigan
United States
Tragedy at Nelson mine claims twenty-two lives in blast
An April 1 explosion at the Nelson mine of Dayton Coal and Iron in Dayton Tennessee killed twenty two men and injured several others. Firemen Lark Hunter and John Hamer set off blasts after quitting time, likely igniting coal dust and triggering a devastating blast that wrecked the mine entrance shed.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Nelson
Dayton Coal and Iron company
Dayton
Jan @nklin
Tom Shaver
James
Travis
Alex Toffer
Lar “n Harney
Ben Griffiss
Reese
D ’soll Morgan Smith
Jo r Till
Bryant Smith
W. T
James Wead
Lark Hunter
John Hamer
gan
Mrs Haines on Witness Stand in Arsenic Murder Trial
Mrs Mahie Fenton Haines testified for four hours denying giving arsenic or cruelty to her two year old stepdaughter Gwenidolin at Mount Holly New Jersey. She disputed claims of seeing Mrs John Palfrey who testified Gwenidolin was kicked. Cross examination followed as defense and state witnesses offered and rebuttal began.
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Holly
N. J
Mahie Fenton Haines
Gwenidolin
John Palfrey
Windstorm Rips Through Churches Wrecks Buildings Across Town
A brutal March 31 windstorm devastated Intishoro and nearby Greenville Pennsylvania. A Knoxville Presbyterian Church roof and chimney collapse injured several worshippers including a minister, with debris trapping Rev Jamison. Dozens of homes damaged, trees toppled, and utilities disrupted across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intishoro
Knoxville Presbyterian Church
Knoxville
Dr. J. Phittinps
Jwain
Curtis Ray McKnight
Clarence McNulty
Fletcher Byron
David Smith
Albert Schmidt
J. W. English
Ronson Run V.P
McDonald
Jamison
Greenville
Unity ed Presbyterian
Jamestown
M.Jamison
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B. EBERT & SONS
Sargent Gem
xtra
MARKEY’S
FORTH MARKET STREET
CENTRAL HARDWARE COMPANY
Sar pou
ibin Tar Nzwa
Green Mountain Renovator
Vermont
Green Mountain
wheer Monorane Rexcavator
Gro. M. Kerr
Coldwater, Mich
Dec, Ltd
Pearce
W. Harper
Boffao
CHAS. N. HAUER
CRARS
Madrid
Berlin
Berth
Evans
Henry White
London
Meyer
White
Lodge
Bellamy Storer
Andrew White
Storer
Henry Clay Evans
cELSETe ten
Coxe
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Wilkesbvarne
Roscoe Hoover
Central Railroad
New Jersey
George Kreidler
Coleman
WILLIAMSON'S
FIFTH AVENUE
St. Patrick’s cathedral
Paris
Payne Bill
Jaancaster
John Marler
Ephrata
AVEUL
Dayton, Tenn
MRS. HAINES
Robert Patterson
Wilk rs
U. F
Noblestown
Forest Oil company
enongahela
omnd avenue
ag Cork company
avenue
Twenty
Phipps
Shenley Park
Montana
Penn avenue
Fairmount street
East End
Idaho building
Belle McGowan
Ohio river
Saw Mill Run
Union bridge
Whittier school house
Mount Washington
Jones & McLaughlin
Greensburg
Kelly & Jones Co
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