Noted Opera Singer Credits Herbal Remedy for Recovery
Mrs Bruce of Lansing Michigan recounts years on tour with irregular meals and rest leading to a breakdown. After medical rest she claims Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash restored her health within months, enabling continued engagements. A forfeit is offered if testimonial not genuine.
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Pinkham
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Bruce
Lansing
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Mass
Klondike On The Wane Yield Drops In Yukon
Washington reports a Canadian inquiry by George H. Hees finds Yukon gold yield last year at 24 million dollars with next year projected at 4 74 million. No new strikes in over a year and Dawson sees strong job demand as prospectors keep arriving.
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Klondike
George H. Hees
Dawson
Canadian Manufacturers’ Association
Yukon territory
state department
United States
Niagara Falls
Hees
Wees
Hold-up on Northern Pacific near Sand Point Idaho
Seven robbers forced the engineer to stop a westbound Northern Pacific passenger train at Sand Point Idaho, then uncoupled the baggage car and tried to dynamite the wreck. The explosion failed. The bandits guarded passengers with revolvers as two men guarded the train, then fled after the engine returned to Spokane.
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Spokane
Waskh
Northern Pacific
Sand Point
Idaho
here
Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York Promises Security
A life insurance policy spans many years and the insurer’s record matters most. The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York is presented as the best security for the future.
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Mutual Life Insurance Company of
New York
Moruya Life Insurance Company of
New
Operators Refuse Arbitration in Anthracite Strike Stand
George F. Baer president of the Philadelphia and Reading Railway says the operators will not arbitrate the coal strike and will not yield to arbitration. He spoke after meetings with J P Morgan and other financiers in New York. Morgan and the Ontario and Western also conveyed positions, while Baer noted no change in attitude and firm resolve.
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New York
George F. Baer
Philadelphia and Reading Railway Company
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
J. P Morgan wn
Wall street
Steele
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Stotesbury
Morgan
Ontaro and Western Company
Fowler
Ontario and Western
Philadelphia and
Reading
Truesdale
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
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Mr. Morgan
Europe
Morin
SvyTCKE Leaders In Session In August Conference
In Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania on August 27 President Mitchell and the United Mine Workers executive board met at strike headquarters. They received district reports on relief and work applications, all favorable, noting few return-to-work cases. Some miners accepted offers but overall the striking force remained intact as operators failed to reopen collieries. Active mining slowly resumed in Wyoming region with scattered workers moving to Avondale and Dorrance mines.
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Wilkesbarre
Mitchell
United Mine Workers’ executive
Wyoming
Avondale
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Dorrance
Limbe Falls After Fierce Limbe Battle in Hayt
Cape Haytien Aug 27 Limbe 83 miles north of Port au Prince was attacked and recaptured by provisional government troops. Fierce fighting from midnight to noon left many dead. town burned. Limbe defenders reinforced by marines from Creste-s-Peirrot. General Nord moves to command. In Marmelade another battle reported. Marmelade captured Aug 7 with St. Michael. Cincinnati arrived from La Guaira.
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Cape Haytien
Port Au Prince
provisional
Artobonite
Creste-s-Peirrot
Alexis Nord
Nord
Albert Salnave
Marmelade
General Nord
St. Michael
United States
Cincinnati
La Guaira
Venezuela
Naval commander tracks Venezuelan revolutionaries in Caribbean
Commander Thomas C. McLean heads the cruiser Cincinnati with gunboats Topeka and Marietta watching the Venezuelan revolutionaries in the Caribbean theater. The allied squadron under his orders keeps vigilant guard against insurgent movements and possible threats to allied interests.
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Thomas C. McLean
Caribbean
Cincinnati
Topeka
Marietta
Reading officials survive wreck on private engine Ariel near Geatceville
Aug 27 reading company private engine Ariel jumped track at Mortonville on the Wilmington and Northern line at noon. General Superintendent W A Garrett and Superintendent James E Turk were aboard and hurled from the front. Engineer John H Bradford and fireman George W Rockthasel were injured and scalded. Garrett and Turk walked away though bruised. Wreckers assessed the engine badly damaged and cause under investigation.
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Reading Company
Geatceville
Coatesville
Reading Rairoad Company
Ariel
Mortonville
here
Whlmington and Northern Railroad
W A. Garrett
James E. Turk
Reading and Columbia division
Reading
Wilmington
John H. Bradford
George W. Rockthases
Garrett
Turk
Bradford
Rockthasel
Direct Hal Wins 10000 Stakes at Narragansett Park
In Narragansett Park’s Park Brew stakes Ed Geers steered Direct Hal to victory across three heats. The stallion lowered the track record with a 2 04 4% pace as Scott Hudson’s Twinkle drove hard before breaking near the wire. Twelve thousand spectators roared as the final half surged to a 30 second last quarter.
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Narragansett Park
Providence
R. L
great Park
Ed Geers
Scott Hudson
Twinkle
Geers
Twinle
Plot Against King of Italy Anarchists Target Majesty's Train
Rome reports King Victor Emmanuel and Foreign Minister Prinelli left for Berlin via Switzerland. Geneva dispatch says 23 Tellans anarchists were arrested in connection with a plot to derail the train bearing the king to Berlin. Also noting a heroic rescue at Bradley Point and cholera deaths linked to Manila poste office, Washington reports.
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Victor Emanuel
Signor Prinelli
Berlin
Switzerland
London
Geneva
Daily Mail
Tellans
Auto Drops 35 Feet. One Killed Three Injured at Long Branch
At the Park Avenue bridge over the New York and Long Branch tracks two were killed and three injured in an auto crash. Frank J. Matthews of Jersey City, president of the Realty Trust, lost control while trying to avoid a man and the car fell 35 feet onto the rails. Mrs. J. H. Cobb of Richmond died later. Mrs. Louis Pizzini may be dying. Chauffeur Rudolph Moyer survived with minor injuries. Rev. Father Grant and gardener William Havens were among others affected by the mishap.
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N. J
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New York and Long Branch
Frank J. Matthews
Realty Trust Company
Jersey City
Havens
Matthews
Miles Ordered to Inspect Philippines Army
Washington Aug 27 War Department released Miles order to inspect the Philippine forces. General Miles to sail about September 15 and focus on instruction discipline and supplies while avoiding political matters. He will report findings and return to Washington early January.
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Washington
war department
Miles
William Cary Sanger
capady
Charlie
Davis
Gettysburg
Field Artillery
Fort Myer
Gettysboro
Henry W. Slocum
Baseball scores and a police shooting in Bluefield
Yesterday in the National League Pittsburg defeated Boston 8 to 1 in game one and 3 to 0 in game 24. New York beat Cincinnati 5 to 9 while St Louis Hagelphia rain. American League results include Boston 13 over St Louis 2, Athletic 13 over Cleveland 2, Chicago 10 over Baltimore 0, Washington 8 over Detroit 7. In Bluefield West Virginia a police chief was shot and killed near Cooper.
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Boston
New York
Cincinnati
St Louis
Roosevelt's New England Swing Drawing Large Crowds
President Roosevelts progress through three New England states drew vast crowds, with thousands greeting him at Haverhill Lisbon Brunswick and Portland. He received floral gifts an album from residents and an impromptu balcony speech at several stops while staying at Governor Hill's residence once home to James G Blaine.
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Augusta
Roosevel
New England
Haverhill
Mass
South Lawrence
Banah
Mednura
N. C
Portland
Charles F. Dam
Danville Junction
Payne
Garret A. Hobart
Charles
Governor Hill
James G. Blaine
Thirty-seventh Annual Pa triotic Order convention opens in Williamsport
The 37th annual convention of the Patriotic Order Sons of America met in Association Hall Williamsport Pa with 650 delegates welcomed by Mayor John F Laedlein. State President William J Noll delivered the welcome and the body adjourned to executive session after reports and office nominations.
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Williamsport
the Patriotic Order, Sons of America
ir Association
John F. Laedlein
William J. Noll
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