Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription Advertised Cure
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a cure for womanly diseases claiming it restores regularity and health. It includes a testimonial from Mrs Armintic Wattsins of Acme Kanawha Co WV detailing long illness and recovery after using multiple Pierce products and the 8th edition People’s Common Sense Medical Adviser offered for postage. The text cites Buffalo NY as the sender.
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Armintic Watsins
Acme
Kanawha Co
WVa
Pieme
People’s Common Sense Medical Adviser
Address & V. Pierce
Buffalo, N.Y
Sickness as a Bad Habit and the Renovator Remedy
An old advertisement praises Smith's Green Mountain Renovator as a cure for chronic illnesses by targeting vital organs. It argues many diseases stem from stomach liver and kidney issues and claims the remedy cleanses and strengthens the body, promising lasting health and a plain path to wellness. It cites farmer and homemaker testimonials as proof of success across New England households.
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crussie
varias
Smith
Green Mountain
New England
Aly
Jeu
orkat
Scheat
RENOVATOR
Chinese Exclusion Bill Draws Battles in Senate
Washington April 10 The Chinese exclusion bill faced sharp debate in the senate with Turner of Washington backing it while Gallinger and Dillingham opposed. Turner warned of contamination of the body politic and described the Chinaman in harsh terms. Mexico City April 10 The American Beef Company plans retail meat shops in the city, fattening and shipping meat from interior points. Norfolk Virginia April 10 A gambling crusade conviction fined R H Mapp $500 and jailed four months, with more arrests expected. Washington April 10 The Kansas delegation backs R W Blue for pension commissioner to replace H Clay Evans. Jeffries Fitzsimmons fight seems unlikely to occur in the U.S. endangering a possible match in the east or south.
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Turner
Washington
senate
Gallinger
New Hampshire
Dillingham
Vermont
China
Pacific states
Meat Trust
Mexico
Mexico City
American Beef company
Norfolk
R. H. Mapp
R. W. Blue
Kansas
congress
H. Clay Evans
south
King Leopold mobbed in Brussels by Socialists crowd
King Leopold was mobbed on arrival in Brussels as Socialists surrounded his automobile shouting for a republic and universal suffrage. Police mobilized militia reserves. unrest spread with rioting at the Maison du Peuple and attacks on Catholic targets. Actions threaten further disturbances as government forces stay in readiness.
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Brussels
Leopold
Biarritz
republic
chamber of representatives
M Finnemont
Erosa breaich
Consebent Alhemade
Maison du Peuple
Sentin street
Schaerbeek
Liege
Troclet
President Delivers Sword to Major Jenkins in Exposition Day Ceremony
Roosevelt attended Charleston Exposition on President's Day with a grand parade, artillery salutes, and a sword presentation to Major Micah Jenkins of the Rough Riders. The event included speeches, a luncheon, and a reception at the New York building before Roosevelt and party traveled to Summerville with a marine bodyguard.
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Charleston
exposition auditorium
presenta
Micah Jenkins
United States
United States marines
St. John Hotel
Meeting street
Calhoun
Rutledge arenas
Grove street
exposition cates
court of palaces
exposition grounds
Roosevelt
Hugh Thompson
Major Jenkins
South Carolina
France
Theodore Roasguelt
Rough Riders
Micah J. Jenkitta
army of
Cuba
New York
Southern railway
Summerville
Wagener
Pine Forest Inn
Henry Leonard
WANTED TO SEE THE WORLD Young Harvard Student Travels
John C Healey a young Harvard student and Cincinnati attorney's son disappeared seven years ago. He returns from the Orient and is with his mother and sister at Coronado California. Healey left Harvard to travel and sailed as a stoker on a government transport. He appealed to a naval paymaster who notified his mother, and he has joined his family at their country home.
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Harvard
San Francisco
John C. Healey
Cincinnati
Orient
Coronado
Cal Young Healey
Staunton
United States naval pay office
young Healey
Couple Kills Husband After Drunken Fight in Grant County
In Grant county Oklahoma near Wellington a Bohemian wife killed her husband by driving a nail through his head after he returned home drunk and beat her. He slept with his head against a pine partition and she drove a nail through the partition into his head when supper was ready. No evident attempt to flee. A separate item reports the American ship Iroquois lost in the China Sea with 39 men aboard under Captain Thompson of New York. The vessel bound from New York to Tun Tau, China, dispatches indicate possible loss. Lord Rosebery believed en route to South Africa to study the situation and report to King Edward.
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Wellington
Kan
Grant county
Okla
Peoples
China Sea
San Francisco
Thompson
New York
Tun Tau
China
Lord Roseberg
South Africa
London
The
laie Chronicle
Lord Rosebery
Edward
Republicans assail sugar tariff debate in House
Washington April 10. The second day of debate on the Cuban reciprocity bill features an impassioned challenge by William A. Smith and other Republicans against party leaders. Michigan beet sugar manufacturers in attendance applaud as Smith accuses leaders of abandoning Republican protection. Morris of Minnesota also speaks against the bill. Democrats Batt and Sparkinson oppose. Mondell supports passage. Debate expected to continue into next week as both parties seek to amend to remove the refined sugar differential. Turner clarifies support for Cuba but argues the measure harms US agriculture and industry and benefits the American Sugar Refining Co. and Cuba’s true gains remain uncertain.
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House
Washington
William A. Smith
Michigan
Morris
Minnesota
Batt
Dem
Tesxay
Sparkinson
Florida
Mondell
Wyoming
Turner
Cuba
United States
American Sugar Refining company
Chinese Rebels Defeated Imperial Army at Kong Chuen
Reports from Hong Kong say Imperial General Ma and Marshal Su defeated Kuang-Si rebels at Kong Chuen. Rebels retreated to mountain strongholds. Su blocks roads to seaports for supplies as inland rebellion grows.
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Hong Kong
Liu Chow
Marshal Su
Kong Chuen
Wong
Mortgage For $65,000,000 in New York
Mortgage recorded yesterday in Cook County clerk office to Morton Trust Co trustee covers all railroad property rights and franchises of the Metropolitan Street Railway Co. funding issue listed at $65,020,007. Officials note the vast security spans RR assets and related rights in the era of large finance.
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New York
ofice
coffiie county
Morton Trust
BS trustee
Metropolitan Street Raway company
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Middle Grove
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JENTISS
Blade
EXPOSITION
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Congressman Smith
John G. Brigham
Brigham
Pottsville
Catherine Runkel
Princeton Athletics
Princeton
Robert W. Singer
Connellsville
Wilber F. Preston
Brooklyn
Frank L. Wright
Norristown
Edward M. Armstrong
Hagerstown
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