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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1906

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Nurse Endorses Pinkham Compound for Female Ailments

A Newark nurse praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the safest remedy for female troubles after trials with other doctors. She claims it restored her health within months and urges sick women to write to Mrs Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts for guidance.

Marshe Pohlman Chester Avenue Newark N. J Blockley Philadelphia Philadelphia Hospital Lydia E. Pinkham Lydia E. S Kydila E Pinkham Pinkham Lynn Mass

Legler Held for Brother’s Murder in Insurance Plot

Alexander Legler Jr. is jailed in Jersey City charged with murdering his brother Carl to collect about 3000 in life insurance. Prosecutors allege Legler poured benzine on Carl and set him ablaze, then killed him with a poison powder after the victim survived initial injuries. Authorities plan to exhume Carl’s body in Baxley, Georgia, where it was moved. Carl died December 19 after being found ablaze in a Summit Avenue boarding house.

Bian Jersey City N. J Carl Alexander Legler, Jr Fae ing Legler weal Baxley Carl Legler Summit avenue Alexander

Wilmington Brokers Fail H Evans Co Assign Liabilities

The firm of H L Evans & Co brokers made four voluntary assignments for the benefit of creditors to John H Danler vice president of Union National Bank Wilmington Del Feb 16. liabilities between 390000 and 400000 assets about 150000. All indebtedness to banks trust companies adequately secured by collateral. The firm was the largest in the state with customers in this city and Eastern Maryland.

H. Evans & Co Wilmington Del H. L. Evans & Co John H. Danler Union National Bank Maryland

Count Bent Declares No Large Alimony In Settlement Talks

Paris February 16 The Countess Castellane case centers on outstanding debts rather than alimony from Count Bent to his ex wife formerly Anna Gould New York. The Count declares he will not accept any sum after marriage income and focuses on liquidating creditors yet keeps options open to protect the Countess fortune. The court seeks a decree while negotiations continue and the Countess weighs her stance amid family concerns.

Paris Bent Annor Gould New York Castelane feres terag insig

Hannah Kent Schoff Advocate for Dependent Children

Hannah Kent Schoff has championed child protection laws in Pennsylvania and elsewhere, and has compiled state laws on the subject. She has led the No Mothers of Mothers organization for four years and earlier served as vice president and state congress president for several years.

America Hannah Kent Schoff Pennsylvania

Bank of America placed in receivership amid fraud claims

Chicago and New Orleans financial figures face charges over alleged bank manipulation. Judge Chrtraus orders the Bank of America into receivership after a complaint accusing directors and executives of controlling funds and wrongdoing. Separately, ties to industrial investors and a zinc mine purchase are noted with legal actions ongoing.

Glycerine Explosion Destroys Magazine and Nearby Property

Report describes a glycerine explosion at a magazine blowing apart a 15 foot deep crater 25 feet wide. The blast damaged surrounding business houses within a 24 yard radius and ripped bark from trees. value tied to £2000.

Rate Bill Hangs Fire In Senate Committees

Washington Feb 15Reported divisions over rate bill and judicial review of I C C orders cloud likelihood of a reported adequate bill. Democrats claim they may offer their own measure if no compromise on amendments emerges as factions weigh support and opposition.

Washington senate interstate commerce commission Sennator Batley Elkins, Aldrich Foraker Kean Crane Lapon Sen- Clapp Curham conservat Cullom Wershington pnordy Aldrich ent cabint

Miners Confer With Operators In Anthracite Talks

New York February 16 a special scale committee of the union anthracite mine workers and coal operators met behind closed doors to outline general proposals and appoint seven member sub committees to work on the details The meeting reported harmony and planned future sessions with reports to the full conference President Mitchell spoke for the miners saying details were not yet finalized and the eight hour day wage provisions and union recognition were among the demands discussed

New York union anthracite mine workers of Pennsylvania Mitchell miners’ union meeliss trunk line association ating companies whc Connell Messrs John Mitchell John Fahy George Hartlein W. G. Dettrer John P. Gallagher Tt. D. Nicholls John T. Dempsey Shamokin wazes board of conciliation union fayerat tee

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