Paine's Celery Compound Promises Quick Restoration
The advertisement extols Paine's Celery Compound as a universal healer for diverse ailments. It cites Mr. F. J. Patterson and B. J. Patterson praising renewed strength, better sleep, restored appetite, and improved energy after using the remedy, urging readers to discard other medicines.
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f. J. PATTERSON
Paine
Phelps
B. J. Patterson
Sharidanville
Mr. Patterson
eoon
Supreme Court weighs Washington merger case against rail giants
Washington argues the case over consolidation of Northern Pacific and Great Northern railroads, seeking federal jurisdiction to halt a monopoly shaping traffic across Washington, Montana, North Dakota, and Minnesota. Attorneys clash over precedent and state vs federal authority as unions and executives testify.
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Supreme Court
State of Washington
Washington
supreme court of the United States
the
Northern Securities Company
Northern Pablic
Great Northern Railroads
Stratton
Montana
North Dakota
Minnesota
Bunn
DORRS TERMS FOR PEACE NO WAR TAX TO BE LEVIED
In a Hague dispatch Boer leaders outline peace ideas to Pretoria with a British lord commissioner and Boer executive. Johannesburg to revert to Britain. a $50 million war indemnity to be managed by mixed committees. garrisons funded by Britain. disarmament after first Boer prisoners return.
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South Africa
England
Hague
Pretoria
Evening News
Edinburgh
Johannesburg
Great Britain
London
Daily Mail
Lord Milner
Lord Kitchener
Milner
Kitchener
Chamberlain
Fighting in Transvaal reports 200 Boers killed or captured
Lord Kitchener reports severe Transvaal fighting ending last week with about 200 Boers killed wounded or captured and about 10 British casualties. Three guns and supplies were taken. Commandant Potgieter was killed. Major actions occurred April 8 11 near Molipspoort and Rooiwal with multiple wounds and a railway accident tally later noted for the Highland New Zealand Regiment.
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Lord Kitchener
London
Transvaal
Commandant Potgieter
Molipspoort
Potgester
Highth New Zealand Regiment
Machivie
Milwaukee Teachers Plan Possible Strike Action
Milwaukee teachers from the Milwaukee Teachers Association representing 700 instructors, many paid below craft workers, weigh strike as a likely option. Members’ remarks imply collective action could occur against pay and working conditions in public schools.
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BMilwaukee
Milwaukee Teachers’ Association
Torture of Igboras President Alleged by Senate Panel
Washington April. The Philippines senate committee opened an inquiry into alleged water cure abuses on insurgent leader Charles B Riley of Northampton Mass. He testified the Igboras president was tortured after refusing to reveal insurgent notices, then again when he sought to mount his horse. Details described the water tank, syringes, and salt, with officers present. Riley claimed the president was a cap tain of insurgents and his police were soldiers. the town was burned afterward.
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Washington
senate committee on the
Philippines
ant
Charles 8. Riley
Northampton
Mass
Conbany M
Thirty-sixth Volunteer Infantry
Riley
Ighoras
Glenn
Conger
Lyons
United States
Lodge
Man Charged With Wife Murder In Laurel
Elmer Collins arrested on suspicion of killing his wife Elda whose body was found in the farm stable with a crushed skull and cut throat. Blood on his shirt wristband cited by detectives. defense plans habeas corpus. Funeral held. Collins jailed in Georgetown facing serious charges.
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Elmer Collins
Laurel
Del
Elda
Collins
Wife Kills Herself Over Husband's Dead Body
New York April 15 Michael Ma honey an employee of the National Sular Refining company Yonkers died by his own action yesterday by drinking carbolic acid. In the afternoon while a portion of the family was absent the wife entered the room where the bodies lay and soon after was found dead stretched across the corpse. Her body lifted revealed a bottle that had contained the poison dropped at her feet. Mrs Ma honey had kissed herself.
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New York
Michael Mahoney
National Sular Refining company
Yonkers
England's Budget Hints at New Taxes in War Work
Britain's budget speech by Sir Michael Hicks Beach reports a 145 million pound deficit including war costs, with tax increases on income, dividends, and consumer duties. He signals postwar plans to restock Boer and colonial farms and references a controversial stance on nonconditional surrender.
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England
Wil Rostock
Fondon
othe
Michael Hicks
hove of commons
Tie
South Africa
treasury
Michael Hicks Beach
Mr. Chamberlain
colonial secretary
formon
Five Girls Born In Ulster County Record Set
In Poughkeepsie on April 16 Isaiah Rhodes reported Mrs. James McGowan of Tucker's Corners Ulster County gave birth to five daughters in one birth all healthy. Her other children include a son and twins.
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St Thomas
D. W
Demerara county
British Guiana
Georgetown
James MccGowan
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Isaiah Rhodes
Bailey's Gap
Ulster county
James McGowan
Tucker's Corners
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