Milwaukee Reader Praises Lydia E Pinkham Remedy
Milwaukee reader Sabre B cites relief from months of health troubles after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She notes a dramatic turnaround after two bottles and urges others to consult Mrs. E. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts for free guidance.
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Five Miners Charged With Intimidation in Edwardsville
Wilkes Barre Pa August 13 Five striking Woodward Local United Mine Workers members were arraigned for intimidating nonunion workers and rioting at Woodward colliery. Prosecution claims several men were forced from work by threats. Secretary James Owens refused to produce meeting minutes, and was jailed for contempt. The five defendants each posted $500 bail.
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United Mine Workers
Edwardsville
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Woodward
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James Owens
Incomplete Text on Responsibility Policy From New York Firm
Fragmentary OCR hints at a discussion of responsibility and development within a New York based company. The garbled passage references policy development and equality, but no clear actions, dates, or names are discernible. Further readable content is required for a precise summary.
Youth Health Ambition Drives Life Insurance Visit
A letter from Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York President Ricknap A. McCaner urges readers to consider life, health, and youth wellbeing as the right moment to engage with insurance plans. McCaner emphasizes proactive planning for life's milestones and obligations.
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Mutual Life INSURANCE Comprany
New York
Ricknap
A. McCaner
Revolution colors Barcelona in Venezuela fighting details
Sacking began as revolutionists entered Cloy Venezuela on August 3. Continuous shelling and fires destroyed houses as they advanced toward the center. By midnight, Barcelona's government leader and the Falke warship were reported at Curaçao with Giovanni Bausan and Pallas at La Guaira.
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Warship Orders and a Fatal Double Lynching
Reports detail a Cincinnati command to send the Topeka to Barcelona from Porto Cabello while orders shift, with Captain McLean choosing tactics as Porto Cabello hosts the fleet. In New Jersey a grim gas asphyxiation kills Vide Eineck, amid a Berlin style travel plan. A lightning strike at Hogan depot detonates fifty pounds of dynamite, halting a passenger train. In Missouri a mob lynches Charles Salyers and Harry Gates after a fatal attack on farmer George W. Johnson.
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Roosevelt May Call Early Senate Session on Cuba Reciprocity
Washington August 13 Advices indicate President Roosevelt will call the senate in extraordinary session early November clear the reciprocity issue with Cuba. Rumors persist of a full congress session or a special Senate session to enact reciprocity. Officials say Roosevelt has no firm plan for September and many senators expect a busy September and October. The aim remains a Cuba reciprocity treaty or related legislation.
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Grand Lodge of Elks Elect Officers in Salt Lake
Salt Lake City Aug 12 The Grand Lodge of Elks held a session in Assembly Hall electing officers for the year. George A Cronk Omaha named grand exalted ruler with W B Wrock Lexington Ky grand leading Knight George Reynolds Saginaw Mich grand secretary E J Orris Meadville Pa grand treasurer Charles Kaufman Hoboken N J grand trustee J D O Shea Boston. Chinaman commits suicide in Toledo jail Wong Yen arrested for immigration violations hanged himself with torn sheet strips. He and two others were caught after crossing the Detroit River from Canada in a rowboat.
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Omaha
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Lexington
George Reynolds
Saginaw
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Meadville
Charles Kaufman
Hoboken, N. 3
J. D._ O'Shea
Boston
Toledo
Cardinal Girwlaine Buiria Named Prefect in Papal Succession
Reported appointment by Vatican sources states Cardinal Girwlaine Buiria becomes prefect and is considered Pope Leo's indicated preferred successor over Cardinal Aldius and Cardinal Loree as the late Cardinal Ledochowskit’s successor in the line of papal prefects.
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Freight train crashes into open bridge at Elizabeth
A Jersey Central freight train plunged into the Elizabeth River near Elizabeth Avenue station after the drawbridge opened. Two men, William Webster and Patrick Mansfield, were killed as cars piled atop the locomotive. Some cars caught fire though dynamite aboard did no damage.
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Elizabeth
Boys Drowned At Sea Reported In Newspaper Clipping
A fragment notes boys drowned at sea with panicked reactions. mothers fainted as bodies were brought ashore. The legible text suggests a tragedy at a coastal location, with emergency response and subsequent news coverage.
MYSTERY MURDERS SPUR BASEMENT DIG IN CHICAGO
Chicago police intensified efforts to solve the Minnie Mitchell and Mrs Anne Bartholin murders. Officers dig up every inch of the Pertholin house basement on Calumet avenue, breaking cement and turning earth as they pursue a mania theory while reward offers attract attention. In nearby towns arrests fail to prove guilt, and coverage notes the case drawing crowds around the notorious death houses. Separately, the International Harvester Company, with 120 million in capital, was incorporated in Trenton, with McCormick interest cited.
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Minnie Mitchell
Anne “Bartholin
William J. Bartholin
Pertholin
Calumet avenue
Harvester Company
Trenton
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International Tarvester Company
McCormick reaper and mower
Thicago
Millions of Sheep Die in Australian Drought Thunder
Adviets received by the steamer Mionera from Australia tell of a terrible drought in New South Wales and Queensland. Millions of sheep have died and many wealthy men are left seeking work. Samuel McCaughes loses over a million of his herd amid widespread misfortune among large herders.
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Queensland
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Prince Cui En in Gotham Welcomed by City Officials
Aug 13 in New York Prince Cui En arrived at City Hall welcomed by Acting Mayor Fornes and the Chinese delegation led by Palice and Woe Ting Fong. The prince, escorted by mounted police, listened to the address and replied in Chinese.
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lhang Gheng Tung
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Adams County Infirmary Scandal Reveals Dynamite Cache
Inspector A W Butler of the state board of charities uncovered a plot to destroy the Adams County Infirmary. In a room of Charles Ecerman 60 pounds of dynamite two two pound bombs and 115 feet of fuse were found. Ecerman fled after the discovery and is believed to still be carrying a dynamite bomb. Scherman, an inmate for over 12 years, had recently been reprimanded and became sulky.
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Jealous Woman’s Crime in Wilmington Del
Mrs. Téa Rowe fired three shots at Mrs. Charles Wilson in Wilmington injuring her twice in the right arm then swallowed laudanum. Jealousy is cited as motive as Rowe had been housekeeper before Wilson married last May.
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Téa. Rowe
Charles Wilson
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