Remarkable Letter Promotes Lydia E Pinkham Medicine
Mrs Anna McKay, Chaplain Sons of Temperance in Toronto, writes about recovery from severe female troubles after seven months on Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits renewed health and strength to the remedy, urges others to seek advice, and notes a $5000 forfeit for unreliability. The letter ends with an invitation to write for guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie McKay
Sons of Temperance
Spadina Ave
Toronto
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinknaw
ANNA McKay
Roosevelt Jr in grave condition with double pneumonia
Theodore Roosevelt Jr, oldest son of President Roosevelt, is seriously ill with double pneumonia. His temperature and respiration improved earlier, but a turn for the worse reported after a Sunday examination. Doctors from Groton and New York monitor his case as the crisis is awaited with the president and family at the infirmary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groten
Mass
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Roosevelt
George B. Cortelyou
Alexander Lambert
New York
Warren
ortéelyou
Cortalyou
Bnil
Shattuck and
Cortelyou
Bail Bond for Metheney Declared Worthless in Court
In Trenton New Jersey February 14 a bail bond of four thousand dollars for Louis B Metheney was deemed worthless. Metheney faced prior charges for robbing mailboxs in South Jersey. Bondsman Joba Lb Douglass of East Orange claimed ownership of a ten thousand dollar house by deed, which was later proven stolen. Metheney remains at large along with the bondsman. Also reported New Navy costs total two hundred fifty six million eight hundred thirty nine thousand five hundred ninety eight dollars as compiled for Senate review by Paymaster General A S Keany clerks after a year of work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
United States
Louis B. Metheney
Metheney
South Jersey
Joba
Douglass
East Orange
Scott
Washington
A. S. Keany
senate
Denver Widow Becomes Floradora Girl in Photo Feature
Photo by Burr McIntosh highlights Mrs. W. Dim Stevens widow of a Denver businessman joining the Floradora girls. She left society for the stage and now sings with the fashionable sextet performing Tell me pretty maiden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burr McIntosh
New York
DENVER
DIM
Stevens
wan
Sles
Losses in South Africa Boers capture wagon train
From Lord Kitchener in Pretoria comes a report detailing heavy losses on both sides last week. Boer casualties totaled 69 killed with many wounded. 574 captured or surrendered. 480 rifles, stock, and livestock seized. British losses included five officers and 12 men killed, 47 wounded. Boers captured 66-donkey wagons convoyed by 160 troops, plus 25 wagons and stock at Potgieters Laager with 36 Boers killed and 25 wagons captured.
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London
Lord Kitchener
Pretoria
Beaufort West
Cape — Colony
fivo
wouned
Doran
TFeb
Von Donop
Potgieters Laager
Wolmaranetadt
Tranevaal Colony
Hanged for Treason Deserted Regiment in Philippines
Edmond A. Dubose and Lewis Russell, deserters from Company E Ninth Cavalry, stole arms and joined insurgents in August, were tried by a military commission and hanged February 7 at Guinobalan Albay province, with 3000 witnesses. Clemency petitions failed, the act deemed flagrant breach of military code in war.
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Manila
Edmond A. Dubose
Lewis Russell
Company E
Ninth Cavalry
Guinobalan
Albay
Labor agitator arrested in Altoona case
Alderman Dohyne held for court DL C Getsinger Pittsburg labor agitator came to Altoona for the Simon Burns Glass Blowers Association and boasted he would close the plant by hiring all its blowers offering 8000 jobs plus money. He was arrested for conspiracy. warrant issued for Frank Yourion secretary of Burns organization who arrived with Getsinger and left before his arrest.
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Altoona
Dohyne
C. Getsinger
Pittsburg
Simon Burns Glass Blowers’ Association
Frank Yourion
Pillshurs
Burns organization
Getsigner
Erne Fails to Appear in Gans Bout
Frank Erne of Buffalo did not show up for a six round boxing match with Joe Gans of Baltimore at the Penn Athletic Club in Philadelphia last night. Erne and his team left for New York without notice or explanation, reportedly unhappy with the promised purse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erne Gans
Philadelphia
Frank Erne
Buffalo
Penn Athletic Club
Joe Gans
Baltimore
Erne
New York
Yanger
Bernstein
Chicago
Fed
Benny Yanger
Joe Bernstein
American Athletic Club
anyist Bern
Bern- Stein
Millions Saved From Fire At Paterson Bank Vaults
Fire ravaged the First National Bank in Paterson New Jersey yesterday destroying vaults and much of the city hall area. About 3.4 million dollars in money and securities were recovered from two vaults amid debris and charred records. Mayor Hinchliffe estimated losses at eight million dollars while officials traced the blaze to a shed behind barns not owned by the trolley company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paterson Bank
Paterson
NwJ
First National
Bericht
départment
David Young
street railroad
Hinchiliffe
Fire destroys Springfield shops in historic blaze
The Champion Chemical plant explosion sparked the largest Springfield fire, collapsing 12 factories in 90 minutes. Loss estimated at 510,000, with mills including Springfield Foundry, Progress Stove, Owens Machine Tool and others affected as militia protected property amid chaos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springetld
Springfeld
Champion Chemical company
Champion Chemical
Springfield Foundry Co
Progress Stove and Furnace Co
Indianapolis Frog and Switch Co
Fyle Art Glass Co
Krell French Piano Co
MMfiller Gas Engine Co
Champion Chemical Co
Owens Machine Tool Co
Senator Fairbanks
Indiana
Awakening Day Is Near, Turner Says No Liberty Loss
In Washington Feb 11 Senate debate on the Philippine tariff bill includes Turner's charge that Republican leaders lied about liberty and religion while advancing power. He predicts a day of awakening and claims independence in Manila affects U.S. obligations and international law. The House closes debate on oleomargarine but adds a 10 cent tax to curb color and imitators.
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House
Washington
senate
Turner
Manila
United States
Republican “party
God
Iber ly
Turver
Hale
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