Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed for Kidney Trouble
Illinois woman Louise M Gibson credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing kidney troubles and related ailments after years of poor health. She recounts relief from headaches backache and burning sensations after six bottles and pills. The letter urges others to seek guidance from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts for confidential advice.
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Louise M. Gibson
Lydia E. Pinkham
Dean
Porerau
Thad
Gimson
Langley Ave
Chicago
Fuel Famine Threatens Pittsburg Plants
Pittsburg reports a fuel famine endangering 50,000 jobs due to a coal and coke shortage. Rail sidings hold nearly 5,000 loaded cars awaiting shipment, sparking talk of a Baltimore conference to relieve congestion and avert industrial shutdowns. Nearby counterfeiters' raid and Indian scout Charlot death are also noted.
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Pittsburg
The Post today
thil
Baltimore and Ohio
Piutsburg
Baseball scores yesterday National and American leagues
In the National League Brooklyn and St Louis split games with St Louis taking the second 3 to 1 after a first game score of 0 to 3. Cincinnati routed Chicago 8 to 5 and Boston beat New York 7 to 2. In the American League Chicago won 5 to 2 over Baltimore 11 to 4 by St Louis, while Washington lost to Cleveland 5 to 4 after 10 innings and Boston encountered rain against Detroit.
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Brooklyn
St Louis
Apoplexy deaths outpace major NYC fevers in 1901
A historical note states that apoplexy caused more deaths in New York City in 1901 than the combined toll of smallpox typhoid malaria and scarlet fever. It adds that the Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York will not insure those with apoplectic symptoms and urges maintaining good health for life insurance.
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New York City
Mutual Life Insurance Company of
New York
Hite
Mournar Life Insurance Company of
Richard A. McCusny
Strike rumors denied as Schwab to take rest in France
In New York Aug 20 the leaders of the anthracite coal roads dismissed rumors of concessions to end the strike and said they would adjust grievances with workers but refuse to discuss business with outsiders. Hazleton delegates plan joint action to settle the strike. Schwab will take a rest in France, deny resigning, and affirm his continuing presidency of United States Steel.
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Truesdate
Nona
New York
anthracite coal roads
Truesdale
Lackawanni Railroad Company
mne
Hazleton
People’s Alliance of
Strikers Engage Counsel To Prosecute Deputy In Nesquehoning Shooting
General Gobin from Shenandoah opens temporary headquarters in Tamaqua and plans to escort funeral for Patrick Sharpe, slain strike leader, as unions mobilize for march to Lenferd. Duffy and Callagher arrive in Lansford to pursue legal action and secure counsel after interviews with witnesses.
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Sharp
Tamaqua
Gobin
Twelfth Regiment
National Guard of Pennsylvania
Shenandoah
Panther Creek
Patrick Sharpe
Nesquehoning
Lenferd
Thomas Duffy
Sharpe
Mauch Chunk
Two Shot From Ambush At Edgerton Washery
At the Edgerton washery of Temples Iron Company in Edgerton, James Connolly foreman and Forest Crossman worker were shot by an unknown attacker while visiting a nearby dump. Connolly will lose sight in one eye and Crossman faced above knee amputation. Crossman crawled 260 yards to reach the washery office. No suspect identified. Also reported: Congress approves $800,624,496.55 in appropriations for the Fifty-seventh Congress. Venezuela rebels seize Cumana without firing a shot, government forces retreat to Margarita Island. A jewelry robbery at A A Webster & Co. in Brooklyn yields 42 solitaire diamonds valued at $4,140.
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Edgerton
Temples Iron Company
James Connolly
Forest Crossman
Connolly
Crossman
washery
Congress
Washington
senate
house
Thomas P. Cleaves
James C. Courts
Venezuela
Cumana
Wilhiemstad
Caracao
Bermudez
Velutin
Margarita
Ossun
Brooklyn
New York
A A Webster & Co
Faronsiest
bney
GOING TO FRANCE Steel President Will Take Treatment at the Mineral Springs
Charles M Schwab president of United States Steel Corp passed through Altoona in his private car La Fetto en route to New York for Europe He will seek treatment at the Tiberal springs France for an affliction of the nerves He said he never felt better and will be away while Mrs Schwab stays at Loretto during his absence
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United States Steel Corporation
Europe
George W. Perkins
J. P. Morgan & Co
Schwab
Altoona
Aus
Charles M. Schwab
La- Fetto
New York
Loretto
France
Tiberal
F. D. Saupp
Died Shortly After Wedding in Philippines
Professor Rudolph Leumsten, who served in the government schools in the Philippines, died August 18 at the home of Charles G. Lunz in Laporte five hours after marrying Miss Jeannette Williams of Denver. Williams had arrived on the Meade to wed him after they had become betrothed at Colorado University.
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Philippines
Laporte
Ind
Rudolph Leumsten
Charles G. Lunz
M.C. A
Jeannette Williams
Denver
Calc
Meade
United States
Leumstein
Colorado University
Pacific
Train Wreck at Belmar Station Kills and Injures Several
A Pennsylvania Railroad northbound train stopped at Belmar New Jersey to load passengers when a Central Railroad of New Jersey special train a rear collision telescoped a car. Six cars wrecked multiple deaths reported including a 13 year old Rahway girl. The Central crew feared buried in wreckage. Conductor Harry Van Note injured. Massive debris and depot damage.
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Selmar
Asbury Park
N. J
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York and Long Brusch
Belmar
Central Railroad of New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Central
Alice Biggest
Rahway
Harry Van Note
Kruger to Abdicate to Botha and De Wet
London dispatch reports Kruger will formally abdicate as Afrikaner chief and hand over power and funds to General Botha and General De Wet at an upcoming Hague meeting. Wolmerans may challenge Leyds over signing checks as a power shift rumors arise of a possible Botha De Wet struggle.
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Botha
De Wet
London
Daily Mail
Hague
Kruger
Afrikander
Messrs
Fischer
Wolmerans
Kir. Wolmerans
Leyds
Richest Gambler Is Dead At Saratoga
Charles H. Thompson known as ditch Thompson died in Saratoga New York after a long illness following a 10 year old runaway accident at Long Branch. Brights disease and cirrhosis of the liver caused his death. He was about 60 born in Norway and came to the United States as a young man. Thompson left an estate valued at 500000 and was reputed as one of the richest gamblers in the country.
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News York
Queens
Mondanicht
Rockaway
Gohel
Rockawe
rertaer
ams Hospital
Long Island City
Saratoga
N. Y
Charles H. Thompson
ditch Thompson
Long Branch
Bright
Thompson
Norway
professi ovelio
Fire destroys Parson College at Fairfield
Fire yesterday leveled Parson College in Fairfield causing about 50000 dollars in losses. Congressman ER R Butler of Tennessee died at his Mountain City home yesterday. Governor Savage of Nebraska refused to send troops to North Platte to handle Wucon Padic Railroad streets. Thirty one candidates passed the mental examination for entrance to the Annapolis Naval Academy class of 1906.
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Parson College
Fairfield
ER. R Butler
Tennessee
Mountain City
Savage
Nebraska
North Platte
Annapolis Naval Academy
Tariff Revision Debate Echoes in Morrisville Rally
Secretary Leslie M Shaw addressed about five thousand at a Republican rally in Morrisville urging unity to revise tariff schedules without protracted debate. He argued tariffs cannot be sole causes of trusts and warned against pledges by candidates that trigger division while calling for selective reductions to meet changing conditions. He favored reevaluating rates on many items and warned that removing tariffs on beef could hurt farmers and not revive butchers. He urged Republicans to elect a congressman and then work with others to agree on a tariff item or two for reduction.
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Shaw
Morrisville
Leslie ML Shaw
congress
friends of protection
house of congress
Canada
Mexico
South America
A Strenuous Preacher At Passaic Church
Rev William Sweet of Everett Massachusetts staged a fiery sermon at First Presbyterian Church in Passaic with wealthy locals in attendance His calm start gave way to a dramatic vase Bible and pitcher throw provoking smiles before he continued preaching
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Passaic
N. J
William Sweet
Everett
Mass
First Presbyterian Church
Actor's Wife a death by own action in New York
Fragmentary report states Mrs Lester Wallack, wife of actor Lester Wallack the elder and reportedly a Wallach descendant, died by self harm yesterday. The piece notes her Philadelphia origins and mentions a man named Warlarl who had no knowledge of a will or demands upon KHZ hepsey.
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New York
Etranor Wallach
Lester Wallack
Philadephia
Ke. Warlarl
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