Nervous Prostration Solved by Lydia Pinkham Remedy
Frightened and worn mothers suffer nervous strain harming families until Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is praised as the best relief. Personal letters from Mrs Chester Curry and Mrs Charles F Brown cite dramatic improvements after using the remedy and seeking free advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Chester Curry
Ladies’ Symphony Orchestra
Saratoge Street
East
Boston
Mass
Pinkharm
Charles F. Brown
Mothers’ Club
Cedar Terrace
Hot Springs
Ark
Pinkhem
Pinkham
Lynn
Bullfight spectacle draws world diplomats and locals
Foreign observers gathered at a Spanish bull ring as delegates from many nations attended a conference on reforms. The Duke of Almodovar, Spanish foreign minister and conference president, led a diverse crowd including ambassadors and Moors in festive dress while American and British delegates did not attend. Three celebrated matadors fought bulls from Don Moreno Santa Maria’s Seville herd, with mixed outcomes and dramatic demonstrations of bravado.
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penlaa
sives
d s
Duke of
Almoldover
Don Moreno Santa Maria
Seville
matador
Lagartito
Reed Testimony Claims Jury Service Not For Insurance Job
Reed denies any promised insurance position for services on the Salter jury and states he would have served again to aid the state. Durham asserts Reed’s appointment was for recognition of campaigning work, while Reed claims he did not expect favors and served as juror in good faith. Meanwhile, Idaho Senator Burnham’s appendicitis improves slightly and a fire in East St. Louis destroys a million bushels of wheat and related property.
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Reed
Sestineny
Isbet
Po Pets
thor
theo
Durham
tesol
Wismula Troore
Charles B. Grey
Read
Grey
Pusey
addrvrafan
Mr. Dewalt
Salter
ely
donce
riuvny
Wiliam
George B. Lue
Israsi
ham
caacker
Alloa
East St. Louis
Jil
Union
St. Louis Transfer company
Mrs James Brown Potter, Actress, Linked by Name Facts
The note distinguishes two Mrs James Brown Potters, clarifying the former is a famous actress recently divorced. The second Mrs Potter was born May Handy of Richmond. Reports claimed the actress offered to relinquish her stage name for 250000 dollars.
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James Brown
Potter
Rushed Johnson Trial Sparks New Jersey Fear of Delay
New Jersey officials fear protests and mob violence if delays slow the Johnson murder trial. The danger centers on alleged defects in the jury panel and potential demonstrations as Sheriff Nercross tightens jail doors. Judge Hendrickson will oversee the grand jury ahead of the indictment decision.
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New Jersey
Itradt sre
tion
Johnson
kent
Johneen
Liey
Nercross’ ¢iot
Fleetwood
orer
Judro Hendrickson
Ichasen
Heroic priest drowns after saving five boys
Father Gilbert Simon of St Bele College perished on the Timors river while rescuing six boys as ice broke. He saved five before pursuing the sixth and drowned. Names of the drowned students include Cass Hennin, Champaign. Chari Reuven. St. Tavis.
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Salle
Gilbert Simon
St. Bele College
Timors
Gilbert
Collese
G hiett
Colliege
Cass Hennin
Champaign
Chari Reuven
St. Tavis
Collieries On Full Time Stock Projections
Steel region industry reports indicate coal producers will reach full capacity by April. Officials project storage stock to rise by about 3,990,000 tons in eight weeks as Schuylkill mines resume full operation. A separate incident in Keora, Pa. recounts a laborer Henry Krise killed after a collision with a freight train. a dog died attempting to save him. In Rennes, France, a fire at the Home for the Aged kills nine residents and injures others, with a city chaplain among those harmed.
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aremcient
sheres
Schuylkil
fron wim sr
Keora
Henry Krise
Westover
Home For
Rennes
France
Home for the
Faubourg de Paris
Little Sisters of the Poor
Stenou
Over Capitalization in Pennsylvania Street Railways
Harrisburg, Pa. Major Tsare BE. Brown, secretary of internal affairs, discusses over capitalization in the Pennsylvania street railway companies in the annual report for the year ending June 30, 1905. Total capitalization rose to 287,112,703 from 17,417,659 in 1857, with operating and subsidiary assets at 294,865,902. The report cites extensive over capitalization in street railways, notes gross income of 37,888,805, 23,486 employees paid 14,126,576, and 834,007,798 passengers carried, with 3,963 casualties including both fatal and nonfatal.
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Pennsylvania
Herrisburg
Tsare BE. Brown
state bureau of railways
west
Resignation of Rev Dr Rainsford at St George's Church
Rev Dr William S Rainsford resigns after 22 years as rector of St George's Protestant Episcopal Church New York due to ill health. Rev Hugh Birckhead elected to succeed him by the vestry. Rainsford’s letter dated January 7 to J Pierpont Morgan senior warden notes his long philanthropic work.
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Rainsford
New York
Wiliam S Reinsford
St. George’s Protestant Episcopal church
Hugh Birckhead
Rainsfeld
J. Pierpont Morgan
chi
Cairo
Open Revival Begins in City as 3000 Voices Stir Faith
A revival led by Torrey and Alexander opens in Philadelphia with 600 singers and 400 clergy volunteering. Noonday services and meetings in armories, daily morning and evening sessions, shift to third regiment armory in March, continue through April. About 338000 contributed. aim to spark nationwide religious awakening.
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Southird
Wales
Houta AL Torrey
M. G
Alex
og 1
Gelveice
F Gretory sy
Second Regiment
Third Regiment
Philadelphia
Torrey and
Alexander
Torrey
thousnds
BDin
Messrs
Atlanta
Train crashes kill two near Omaha and Lakeland
Reported railroad tragedy near Omahaoroken confirms two men killed by a train while pedestrians flee. Separate item from Lakeland notes a wireless underground system tested by Rev Father Muraeas with aim to send messages under Europe.
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Father Muraeas
Europe
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