Milwaukee Nurse Endorses Lydia E Pinkham's Compound
Miss Lillian Martin of Milwaukee testifies doctors rely on Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for severe women's illnesses. She notes physicians give it as tonic in bottles and see positive results including relief of inflammation and ulceration, aided by Sanative Wash. Letter offers $5000 for genuineness.
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Lillian Martin
Brantford
Milwaukee
Wis
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinsham
Lydia E.Pinkham
Littian Marrin
27th Ave
Civil Governor in Philippine inquiry jailed over report
Senator Rawlins told the senate committee on the Philippines that Ta batayis civil governor and officials, plus a volunteer major, were jailed two days after presenting a report with serious charges against the military administration. The panel adopted a resolution demanding the war secretary provide the Tobagos governor’s report and any Chaffee remarks. General MacArthur testified on island conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rawlins
senate committee on the Philippines
Tabayis
secretary of war
Chaffee
MacArthur
Philippine
Culberson
Taft
civ
Tobyos
lodge
Charley
Tobagos
General Smith testimony denied power of life and death
General Jacob H. Smith testified at Major Waller's court martial in Manila denying he gave Waller authority beyond General Order No 100. Smith explained his instruction to disarm and release nonserious prisoners and clarified he did not understand Waller's telegram about expending eleven prisoners. Additional items cover an assassination attempt on Gen Trepoff, a Manchurial treaty signing, and various obituaries and political notes.
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Waller
Manila
Jacob H. Smith
Samar
Marine Corps
Smith
Major Waller
Basey
Lieutenant Day
Chaffee
Trepoff
Berlin
The
Tageblatt
St. Petersburg
General Trepoff
Moscow
President's Southern Trip Marks Cordial Virginia Tour
President Roosevelt travels through Virginia en route to Charleston Exposition with marked cordiality. He greets crowds at Hanandannoch and Charlottesville, noting historic ground and recognizing Spanish war veterans and a UVa alumnus. Charleston arrival reported. crowd energy high. Washington files suit to block Northern Pacific Great Northern merger seeks immediate Supreme Court action.
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Virginia
Danville
Roosevelt
Charleston
Hanpadannoch
Charlottesville
John Greenway
University of Virginia
ashington
Washington
Stratton
United States supreme court
Northern Pacific
Great Northern Railroads
Great Northern Railroad company
the
Northern Securities company
Minnesota
Starvation in Zapata County Texans suffer droughts toll
Letters from Zapata County officials report extreme destitution from drought. County Clerk Walls describes families with only scant meals and many ill or dying due to lack of nourishment. Estimated 1,200 people need aid as planting failed and cattle losses mount. Sheriff Lozano and Judge Spohn corroborate, noting widespread stock depletion.
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Zapta
Laredo
Tex
Walls
Lozano
Spohn
Zapata county
citizens County
San Ignacio
Patrick Sentenced to Death at Sing Sing
Albert T. Patrick, convicted of the murder of William Marsh Rice, was sentenced by Recorder Goff to death in the electric chair at Sing Sing on May 3. An appeal to the court of appeals will stay the execution pending higher court decision. Patrick was taken to Sing Sing and shaved, placed in the death house cell, and will not wear the prison uniform during the stay.
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New York
Albert T. Patrick
William Marsh Rice
Goff
Sing Sing
Rice
court of appeals
Patrick
O’Brien
Kelly
Sins Sing
Boycott Is unlawful says Judge Ferris in Pa case
Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania judge Ferris rules a boycott against J E Patterson Co unlawful and destructive to personal liberty. The ruling makes permanent a temporary injunction keeping the Building Trades Council from enforcing the boycott after the firm refused wage demands last June. Hartford Connecticut reports labor victory as Ignatius A Sullivan wins Democratic mayoral nomination and votes solidly from labor. Dwight holds Republican mayoralty and Republicans gain council majority.
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Ferris
Wilkesharre
Apis
hoycott
J. E. Patterson & Co
Building Trades Council
borcott
Hartford
Conn
Apal & —Organised labor
Badgeport
Ansonia
Ignatius A Sullivan
slerk
Wadham B Dwight
common council
Prince Henry Fined For Footpath Bicycle Ride
Prince Henry and Princess Gerlin with the Grand Duke of Hesse were bicycling on the Heiligen road in Darmstadt when they left the muddy wagon road for a footpath. A policeman halted them for riding on a prohibited path. they complied and were allowed to continue. A seven mark fine is expected.
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Gerlin
Kenry
Grand Duke of
Hesse
duchy
He ‘elberg
Bucket Shop Tax to Go in War Revenue Bill
Washington report says conferees on the war revenue repeal bill reached agreement with the Senate receding from its amendment that kept the tax on bucket shops. It notes doubts whether the Senate provision would stand and that the provisions might allow exchanges in bucket shop business to be prevented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
senate
Exclusion Bill Extends to U S Colonies and Ships
The House passed the Chinese exclusion bill after amendments broadening its reach. It now excludes Chinese by birth and mixed blood, bars Chinese laborers in colonies, and requires enforcement in the Philippines and other U S possessions. The bill also re enacts existing exclusion laws and extends them to colonial possessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Washington
house
d Ostenlay
treasury
Philippines
Philippine commission
White House
Fowler
New Jersey
senate
Agah
CANNOT FIGHT AT CHARLESTON Governor to mobilize militia
Charleston authorities halted the Jeffries Fitzsimmons contest after Governor McSweeney, following a midnight conference with President Whyener and city business leaders, announced no authorization to hold the bout in Charleston and warned militia could be used. Jaudon withdrew his offer in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Whyener
McSweeney
C. Jaudon
New York
No Labor in New Cabinet Post Bill to Create Department of Commerce
The interstate and foreign commerce committee in executive session began consideration of the Nelson bill to create a new department of commerce and labor. It was amended to remove labor references, leaving a separate commerce department. The move follows AFL opposition to labor inclusion. Copenhagen discussions on the Danish West India Islands treaty yielded no vote, with a plebiscite rejected and the vote delayed to the next landssthing session. secret meetings were described as stormy and the defeat of a treaty rejection proposed 35 to 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Commerce
Washington
house committee on interstate and foreign commerce
senate
department of commerce and labor
American Federation of Labor
Copenhagen
India Islands
Remains Found in Box at Gilroy Station
Remains of two men and a woman were found in a box at Gilroy California station. The box had been stored there for ten years and was opened on Sunday. Rancher Jamison, who left the box at the station, vanished and has not been heard from since. Suspected double murder. details unclear.
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San Francisco
Gilroy
Cal
Isig
Jamison
Seng
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