Mrs Hulda Jakeman Uses Lydia E Pinkham Remedy
Mrs Hulda Jakeman of Salt Lake City Utah speaks about her symptoms before using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for menstrual discomfort. Her testimonial describes anxiety before each period and relief after trying the remedy, reflecting early 20th century women's health advertising.
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Jakeman
Salt Lake City
Utah
Fea
Lydia E. Pinkham
Dean Mus. Premzau
Lydia E. Pram
HULDA J
Lydia
Harpa Jammian
Jake
Binkham
ana ad
Masa
Three Collieries Now Operating in Scranton
Scranton reports Dickson colliery of the Delaware and Hudson resumed operations with returning labor. Supt. Rose notes two weeks of cutting and loading, coal hoisted and sent to the breaker. Oxford and Cayuga also in operation, strikers not deterred. Provisional government formed in Haiti under Firmin with cabinet names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Dickson
Delaware and Hudson Company
Green Ridge
Rose
Oxford
Peoples Co.1
Cayuga
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York Security Promise
The Life policy article stresses long term coverage and the importance of the insurer’s record. It endorses The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York as providing the best security for the future, highlighting asset strength and reliability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutual Life Insurance Company of
New York
Resignation of Ambassador White Likely in November
Washington Aug 6 No confirmation of Ambassador Andrew D White’s resignation has reached the State Department though reports say he will retire from public life upon his 70th birthday. Rumors place potential successors including Bellamy Storer and David J Hill with possible shifts involving Tower and Storer. White, appointed April 1 1897, is at Hamburg taking the waters and may remain there until the end of the month.
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Act
Bella Aus
Ambassador White
United
ANDREW D. WHITE
Mr. White
Roosevelt
Hamburg
Berlin
Ambassador Tower
St. Petersburg
Storer
Spain
Russia
Henry White
London
Tower
St.Petersburg
Germany
WsShington
state department
David J. Hill
Bellamy Storrer
Steeple Jack killed in 98 foot fall at city tower
Daniel Barry a 45 year old boss rigger known as the citys steeple jack fell 98 feet from a scaffold inside the dome of the Public Buildings tower landing on the seventh floor. He struck iron girders and was crushed and broken. Cause uncertain, colleagues suspect platform may have tipped.
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Philadelphia
Daniel Barry
Moore street
ity
Barry
Friars Defense of Schools Sparks Philippine Debate
The American Federation of Catholic Societies met at the YMCA Hall in Chicago with Bishop McFaul as keynote speaker. He defended the friars in the Philippines, denounced anti Catholic bias, and criticized the public school system as a major factor in dechristianizing America. The gathering also addressed Manila occupation reports and alleged abuses. Other items note Great Salt Lake’s low level, Evelyn Baldwin denying onboard tensions, and a Baltimore infant shot incident.
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Amerca
Chicago
American Federation of Catholic Societies
Young Men's Christian Association
Ireland
Philippines
McFaul
Trenton
N. J
Baid
Manila
America
Federation
islands
Heatherbloom Champion High Jumper Sets Record
Heatherbloom, the world’s champion high jumping horse, features at summer shows with a claimed 7 feet 434 inches mark. The animal reportedly jumped 3% inches more though not official, witnessed by two men and measured by two officials. Ridden by trainer Richard Donnelly and owned by Howard Willet.
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Heatherbloom
Richard Donnelly
Howard Willet
Lake Steamer City of Venice Sunk After Collision
The steamer City of Venice was cut in two by the Seguin on Lake Erie near Rondeau Canada after midnight Monday. Drowned were Peter Simondson Thomas Trapigan and George Weir. Survivors were rescued by Seguin lifeboats and taken to Cleveland where Legima awaited.
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City of Venice
Seguin
Cleveland
Lake Erie
Rondeau
Canada
Peter Simondson
Thomas Trapigan
George Weir
Venice
Broderick
t te
Legima
King Edward in London amid coronation prep and rumors
King Edward arrives in London on a royal tram with a public drive to Buckingham Palace. Coronation day to be observed as collar day amid reports denial of another appendicitis operation and signs of good recovery. Also notes Michigan couple adopts twenty two children from an orphan asylum in South Haven, a life long farm couple taking a large brood.
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Ais
Damonstalion
London
Schwarl
Buckingham Palace
Tortsmouth
Duckingham Palace
Edward
Michigan
South Haven
Mich
John Shandrow
Shandrow
chiren
Smith Foundling Hospital
Minneapolis
Striking Galicia Peasants Face Military Crackdown
Vienna reports the Galician peasant strike expanding to new districts with frequent clashes with troops. A K lans detachment attacked 500 peasants at Pothering, causing many injuries and 175 arrests. Prisoners endured overcrowded confinement and hunger, while a Daily Express dispatch cites two days of clashes with 13 killed and 118 wounded in one incident and 200 wounded or killed in another.
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Vienna
Klans
London
Daily Express
Galicia
Colombian Rebels Executed at Barrigona Camp
Aug 6 reports that Generals Antonio Suarez Lacroix and Isan Vida and Colonel Julian Lecama were executed by firing squad at Barrigona camp between Honda and Amba Tema on the Magdalena river after a court martial. Other rebels received prison terms up to 25 years. Lacroix, a veteran who fought with General Maximo Gomez in Cuba, declared that Bogota officials bore responsibility for the sacrifices. The same day in Salmon Idaho a lone highwayman halted the Red Rock stage en route to town. treasure was taken though the robber remains unidentified and authorities pursue a posse.
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Barrigona
Panama
Antonio Suarez Lacroix andisan Vida
Julian Lecama
Basingona
Honda
Amba Tema
Magdalena river
Antonio Suarez Lacroix
Maximo Gomez
Bogota
Salmon
Idaho
Red Rock
treasurs
Thatcheri
Keckho Educational Congress Opens in Atlanta
The Negro Young People’s Christian and Educational Congress begins in Atlanta with about 5 000 delegates expected. The opening session at Piedmont Park included a welcome service and remarks by Governor Allan Chandler and Mayor Livingston Mims. The four‑day gathering draws prominent African American leaders from across the United States. In a separate dispatch, Turkish forces kill the Albanian brigand chief and 13 brigands near Ohrrida with others captured.
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Atlanta
United States
Piedmont Park
Allan Chandler
Livingston Mims
Constantinople
Ohhrida
Turkey
Baseball scores yesterday in Major Leagues
National League games included Chicago 13 over Philadelphia 7 and Boston 35 over St Louis. Cincinnati 5 over Brooklyn 4 and Pittsburgh 3 over New York U. American League results showed Athletics 4 defeating Chicago 3, and Detroit 3 over Boston 3 with Baltimore 7 to 1 leading. Washington and others reported partial scores with unclear details.
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Chicaco
Paladelphia
Boston
St Larus ¢ Cincinnai
Brooklin
Pittsburg
New York U. Amercan League
Athletics
Chicago
Detroit
Baltmore
lemini
n. nessee
Washington
Riot arrests at Shenandoah raise tension amid rumors
In Shenandoah Pa unrest grows after a riot last week leaving two Lithuanians wounded. Antony Kumovitz and Stanislaus Zukowski were jailed in 2000 bail each amid a heavy show of force as soldiers guarded the prisoners through a crowded area. A separate case saw Hartman Breuil, a coal and iron policeman at Packer colliery, held on 1000 bail after Remus accused him of threatening capture when he tried to leave the mine yesterday.
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Shenandoah
Girardside
Goblin
Antony Kumovitz
Stanislaus Zukowski
Waldo Rowinekl
Thomas R. Beddall
Klimovitz
Zukowski
in &e
Pottsville
Pennsylvania Railroad
Peter Remus
Buffalo
Hartman Breuil
Packer
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Pine street
Philadelphia
Remus
Brenil
Breuil
Norwegian steamer Tromo engages whales off Nova Scotia
Captain Nielson of the Norwegian ship Tromo reports running into a school of whales southeast of St George's Banks. A whale was cut in two by the prow as the vessel crossed its bow, with the dead leviathan measured about nine feet long. The shock paused the ship momentarily but caused no damage.
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School of Whales
Baltimore
Nielson
Tromo
Sidney
C. B
St. George's Banks
Nova Scotia
Ag maanr
colliman
Jewels Valued at 20,000 Missing on Atlantic Voyage
Mrs Charles Spreckels of San Francisco boarded the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse at New York for Southampton. Jewelry valued at 20,000 vanished en route, with authorities or the press offering 3,005 for information or recovery. The traveler hoped for recovery, having heard nothing yet.
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New York
Charles 4. Spreckels
San Francisco
Southampton
Tewart
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General Firmin
Port Au Prince
Firminist
Gonaives
Arthorite
Northwest
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war and marine
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M. BEcurand
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Lamour
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Sarah Nessler
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Frederick Md
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WATE
Rome
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Italia
Mgr. Guidi
Cardinal Rampolla
Vatican
Philip- Pues
Mer. Guidi
Ithaca
Roswell Beardsley
North
Lansing
Beardsley
Munich
Bavaria
Marie ‘Annon
Austria
Siegfried
SALT LAKE
Great Salt Lake
Murdock
United States weather bureau
department
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Tromsos
Norway
Atg
Evelyn
Baldwin
Honningavaag
Johannsson
Baby
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