Missing New Hampshire teacher vanishes amid nervous breakdown
Miss Mary A. Tucker a Providence ROE teacher and stepdaughter of Rev. Dr. D. W. Farnes disappeared from a Lake Winnipesaukee camp near Ossipee after a nervous breakdown. A clothing bundle matched to Tucker was found at Milton and a Rochester sighting was reported. search efforts began immediately.
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Wolfboro
N. OH
Mary A. Tucker
Providemen ROE
D. W. Farnes
Lake Winnepesaukes
Ossipee
Tucker
Milton
Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Promoted by Mrs Seydel
A testimony from Mrs Fred Seydel of West Philadelphia praises Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for curing female illnesses It highlights the confidential advice offered by Lydia Pinkham to women and urges others to write for free guidance from Lynn Mass
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Fred Seydel
Conciliation Board Declared Successful Amid Anthracite Debate
In New York on August 1 details from the North American Review discuss the anthracite industry. President David Willcox cites shorter average workdays and a $16.4 million rise in annual coal costs since 1901 while noting wage adjustments and limited strikes. Also reported: a Boston shoplifting incident injuring Detective Edith Thompson and Bishop R K Hargrove's frail condition at Vanderbilt University.
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Delaware & Hudson Railroad
New York
David Willcox
Delaware & SLudson company
North American Review
Willcox
Wilcox
board of conciliation
anthracite strike commission
Hargrove
Nashville
R. K. Hargrove
Methodist Church South
Vanderbilt University board of trustees
Newbro's Herpicide Promises Hair Growth and Dandruff Cure
Claimant promotes Newbro's Herpicide as sole destroyer of a scalp germ causing dandruff and baldness. Advertising notes elegant hair dressings and urges buyers to send 1 cent for a sample to The Herpicide Co. Detroit with agent J A Williamson.
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Newhro
Herpleide Co
Detroit
Mich
J A. Willamson
Equitable Life Allegations Roil Legal Action in New York
State Attorney General Mayer files a broad suit in New York Supreme Court charging the Equitable Life Assurance Society and its officers with illegal acts. The complaint seeks restitution, removal of directors, and a restructuring to benefit policyholders, naming numerous defendants and noting related stockholder concerns.
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New York
Julins M. Mayer
supreme court
New York county
stat of
Maultable Life Assurance Society
The
Suitable Life Assurance Society of the United States
James W. Alexander
Chauncey M. Depew
Cornelius N. Bliss
Brayton
Equitable Live Assurance Society of the United Stats
crouidart
Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States
storkholders
Mr Hyde
Equitable, Mercantile and Commercial Trust
Equitable Life
Chief Engineer Stevens A Maine Native At Fifty Two
Chief Engineer Stevens, a native of Maine aged about fifty two, is famed for building more miles of railroad than nearly anyone else. An excellent organizer and hard worker, he is said to be capable of finishing the canal if his health and life permit. He formerly served as chief engineer and vice president of the Great Northern, and built the road’s extreme western division through the Cascade mountains to the Pacific.
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Stevens
Maine an
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Fara
Great Northern
Cascade mountains
Pacifle
Jerome Announces Candidacy for District Attorney
New York August 1 District Attorney W T Jerome states he will run again for district attorney if party electors urge it. He rejects mayoral ambitions and criticizes party controls claiming he will serve only by the mandate of the people and will retire if they demand it.
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New York
Tammany
W. T. Jerome
taye
Roosevelt and Cardinal Gibbons to Attend Catholic Total Abstinence Convention
Invitations issued for the Catholic Total Abstinence Union of America convention in Wilkes-Barre, with President Roosevelt and Cardinal Gibbons among expected attendees. City officials support arrangements for a large gathering, including a 12 000 strong parade and public demonstrations at the river common with speeches by notable figures.
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Roosevelt
Cardinal Gibbons
Wilkesbarre
Ameren
Weaver
Philadelphia
med
Scranton
Lehigh Valley
Will reorganize bureau to raise crop report standards
Oyster Bay August 1 Secretary Wilson will reorganize the crop statistics bureau of the agriculture department. He is recruiting men of character and education whom farmers will trust to raise the bureau reports to a higher standard. He has one candidate named and expects two southern experts in cotton and tobacco statistics to join soon.
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Wilson
Oyster Bay
N.Y
department of agriculture
sec
Roosevelt
Pope Receives Americans In Private Audience In Rome
The pope told the American pilgrimage led by John J. Mograne that he loves all Americans including non Catholics and blessed them. He praised America as the eldest daughter of the church for loyalty and tolerance. Baseball results from yesterday include American League games Chicago 4 Washington 1 and Detroit 1, Boston St. Louis no game, New York Cleveland no game, National League scores Philadelphia 2 New York 3, St Louis 7 Boston 1, Brooklyn 1 Pittsburgh 0 in 10 innings, Tri State results York 2 Williamsport 0 and Altoona 4 Coatesville 3 in 16 innings.
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Joh J Mograne
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Washington
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Boston-St. Louis
New York-Cleveland
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New York
Cincinnati
Sto Louis
Boston
Bronklsn
Pittsburg
York
Williamsport
Lancaster
Harrisburg
Johnstown
Wilmington
Altoona
Coateavills
Foresters in Session Opens Triennial Convention
The Independent Order of Foresters International Congress opened in Atlantic City with Mayor Stoy welcomed as an honorary member. About 150 received the Supreme Court degree as Royal Foresters while a tribute was planned for the supreme regent who has served 25 years. The order reports surplus over 9 million dollars and total assets around 27 million.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Independent
Order of Foresters
International Congress
Stoy
Supreme Court
Royal Foresters
supreme regent
Oronhyatksa
congress
Scourge in New Orleans Escalates Quarantine Tightens
Reports detail a deadly outbreak among Italian residents with 62 deaths and multiple cases. Guards fire on escape attempts from a camp as authorities tighten quarantines and race to halt spread before frost. Many residents flee, while inspectors increase reporting efforts and business declines persist amid fear of wider infection.
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New Orleana
Ang
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essex
Heath
Morgan City
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bullel
fletors
Port Gibson
Miss
New Orleans
Louisiana
Texas
New York
porta
Doty
Hoffman's Island
Quarantine Guards Fire On Escapees At Detention Camp
Meridian reports guards fired on Averalians attempting to flee the Lumberton detention camp. Two killed and three seriously injured after orders to halt were ignored. Dr. Donald notes only one cage at Lumberton. patient recovering from fever.
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Miss
Donall
Hattiesburg
Meridian Star
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