Warning of Nervous Breakdown From Uterine Disorder
Reader letters describe mood swings, irritability, crying spells, throat lump, light and sound sensitivity, and nervous dyspepsia linked to uterine issues. Promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as relief backed by testimonials from Mrs Holland and others.
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ross
Lydia E. Pinkham
Holland
Philadelphia
been
Dean Mas. Parxuax
Dean
Marta Boweis
Millersville
Ohio
Miners and Operators Clash at Scranton Strike Hearings
Scranton Pennsylvania December 18 coal strike hearings opened with non union workers and their lawyers testifying on wage and labor issues. The scene grew lively as Darrow questioned who funded the non union defense while Wolverton led the operators’ side outlining claims of union domination wage disputes and jurisdiction limits. Miners testified that strikers killed one man and harassed others amid the suspension and the commission heard wage figures from the Erie Company claims about earnings per family. John Mitchell of the United Mine Workers arrived in Buffalo and urged settlement while noting industry leaders may hold wrong principles.
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Wolverton
United Mine Workers
commission
Darrow
James Torrey
Delaware and Hudson
James Wenston
Gray
Dar- Tow
uc-union
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Everett Warren
Erie Company
Warren
Mr. May
May
Buffalo
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Spring Valley
Scranton
coal strike commission
Mitchell
Mr. Mitchell
Baer
Diamonds Seized From Smuggling Ring In El Paso
Special Agent Evans reports the El Paso seizure of diamonds valued at $24,000 said to be smuggled from England via New York. Jewelry included a 192 gem necklace and a large diamond brooch. A wealthy El Paso woman and two young men said to be Indian palmists are linked to the case. The jewels are held by the El Paso customs collector pending hearing.
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Treasury
El Paso
Tex
Washington
J. ¥. Evans
secretary “of the treasury
England
New York
customs
India
Pennsylvania assessors hold convention in Harrisburg
A gathering of third class city assessors met in Harrisburg yesterday. Mrs. Mary E. Bulloch of Savannah Georgia, a Roosevelt relative, died yesterday of pneumonia. An east bound B and O express wreck near Oakland Maryland injured six passengers. The entire Pennsylvania National Guard will attend Governor Pennypacker’s inauguration January 20. A Decatur Alabama minister was struck during a wood quarrel by two men in Columbia. A Pennsylvania Railroad brakeman was killed when he stopped in front of an express train at Atglen.
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Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Mary E. Bulloch
Savannah
Roosevelt
Oakland
National Guard of
Cacer Hell
Hearty Miller
Columbia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Atglen
New Cruiser Good Hope Sets Sail for South Africa
The new English warship Good Hope carries Joseph Chamberlain, colonial secretary, on a widely discussed voyage to South Africa. The twin screw cruiser measures about 500 feet in length and 71 feet in beam, commissioned specifically for this trip.
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GOOD HOPE
MR. CHAMBERLAIN
SOUTH AFRICA
Joseph Chamberlain
fleet
Venezuela to yield as citizens seek money to pay debts
Caracas reports indicate Venezuela will yield to European allies by arming a plan to end the conflict with Germany and Great Britain. Over 200 Caracas merchants, bankers and agriculturists sign a note urging full powers to US Minister Bowen to arbitrate and secure terms for settling debts and guarantees to creditors.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Castro
United States
Bowen
Germany
Great Britain
North America
La Guaira
Puerto Oidelia
Naval officers to aid Bowen amid Venezuelan tensions
Washington dispatches order Dewey fleet officers to Caracas as assistant to American minister. Van Duren of Marietta to be replaced, briefed as assistant to minister. Move aims to safeguard the Bowen cable link while awaiting response on arbitration prospects and Castro’s potential apology.
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Dewey
Washington
navy department
San Juan
Caracas
Dichi
Marietta
La Guira
Van Duren
Bowen
state department
Castro
Lowen
Not to Coerce Venezuela Revolt Prompts Debate
London dispatch reports mounting press calls for pacific settlement in the Venezuelan crisis. Britain weighed war risk with Venezuela as German cooperation was discussed, while some presses claim the United States pressured Britain into near war, framing the issue as a revolt against the Monroe Doctrine.
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London
Hos
Venezuela
admiralty
United States
Great Britain
roundis
Amendment to Legislative Bill Sparks Unanimous Approval
Washington reports a $750,000 amendment to enforce anti trust laws proposed in the house. Bartlett and Hepburn sparred over wording, the bill passed with the amendment intact. Senate moved to pension and deficiency bills including $15.847 million for pensions and $1.14 million for a foot and mouth disease measure. Senate adjourned after honoring Senator Sewell. Other items include a Chicago corn market rout, a robbery case in Pottsville, a French claim against Peru, and a new trial for Jim Howard in Kentucky.
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Senate
Washington
Bartlett
house
Hepburn
Iowa
Charles Carroll
John Hensen
Maryland
Hoepburr
treasury
department of justice
United States
secretary of agriculture
New England
Kean
New Jersey
Sewell
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Beales
RICHARDS HUDNUT’S
WILLIAMSON’S
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J. DANIEL GRIMMINS
Market Etrest
mzad Wily
ERNEST HELFENSTEIN
Patrick St
Frederick, Md
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EYRE DEVILETSSR
DEVILBISS & URNER, INSURANCE
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North Market Street
Proderick, Ma
CHICHESTER
Strife Commission
MCN
W. A. May
commans
M. Darton
Mary
SOUTH BEND
Ind
John M. Keonsman
Navy
Secretary of the Navy
Moody
naval affairs committee
naval academy
Annapolis
General Peanuts
Barnum’s
Forepaugh & Selis
republic
legation
PROSEVETE TRUSTS
Chicago
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bears
Chicago board of trade
W. W. McCleary & Co
Thomas A. Cleage
St Louis
St. Louis
Kansas City
Pottsville
John Galena
Middleport
New Philadelphia
C. W. Bankus
Peru
Lima
Dreyfus Brothers
Paris
Lausanne court of arbitration
Jim Howerd
Frankfort
Court ofpeals
James Howard
Howard
Goebel
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