Health of American Women Era Topic at Mothers Assembly
A New York doctor told about 500 women at the Assembly of Mothers that healthy American women are rare, citing widespread female ailments. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is promoted as a proven remedy, with testimonials from Miss Mattie Henry and Mrs. P. C. Wailladsen among others, urging sick women to seek its aid and Mrs. Pinkham's advice.
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New York
Lydia E. Pinkham
FP. C. Wailladsen
Manning, da
Mattie Henry
Danville
bydia E. Pinkham
Five Die In Tunnel Hill Fire Near Johnstown Pa
Five persons burned to death and four houses destroyed in a house fire east of Johnstown Pennsylvania. The Grogan family home burned with Mary Grogan and two sons perishing after she returned to save her baby. Two other Grogan youths died trapped inside as miners fought the blaze with a bucket brigade due to a weak water line.
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Tunnel Hil
Johnstown
Fey
Srewich
Patrick Gropel Hhabsar
Mary Grogan
Parry Grogan
Matthew Gimowan
Dennis Grogan
Mysterious Death of Actress In New York Solved By Police
New York police determined actress Gussie Hart died after falling down a 24 step staircase at an uptown cafe where she spent hours with friends. Initial reports of murder led to several arrests, but the coroner released those held as investigators clarified the accident.
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New York
Gussie Hart
Ian
can
Damaged Factory Fire Hits Sasten Cordage Plant
A fire damaged the Sasten Cordage company near Aston, Pennsylvania, causing about $25,000 in losses. An agonal meeting of the Soaner Publishers‘ Association was held at the Waldorf Astoria hotel in New York.
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Sasten Cordage company
aston
2 soaner Publishers
Waldorf- Astonia oftel
New York
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Promises Digestive Relief
An advertisement for Kodol Dyspepsia Cure claims it digests every stomach trouble and relieves heart strain by nourishing all body organs. It cites a Iowa user Albert Lame who reports relief after two bottles. The product is said to be prepared in Chicago and offered at dollar and trial prices.
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Denova
Iowa
ALBERT LAME
Causes for Divorce Conference Urges State Laws
Washington reports a congress committee urges states to limit divorce remedies, require two years residence for filing, specify causes, and deny migratory divorces. It also proposes guardian rights for interveners, fair notice, and a one-year wait to remarry, with emphasis on protecting innocent spouses and children.
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Washington
congress
gary
Wisconsin
Tinois
California
interchurch conference of marriage and divorce
Garfield on the Stand Denies Immunity Promise to Packers
Chicago report on February 21 describes Commissioner Garfield denying assertions from witnesses for packers in the immunity pleas hearing. He testifies that he never promised protection, stating immunity only covered industry power and individuals, not blanket assurances.
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Chicago
Garfield
Edward Morris
Edward Swift
Nelson
Garrfield
Cardeld
Murder confession and trials in Creorestown case
George Sfall confesses. Morar fled after the crime against Miss Atlinson in Creorestown. A man named Rufus Jonson implicated. another Black man awaits execution as an accomplice. The governor's actions and further trials are pending.
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Wiles
Rufus Jonson
Miss Atlinson
Morar
Geoso Emall
new Way
z imoli Florenc W. Atlinson
Creorestown
ace
Johna Tset
dor n. sien
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fennson
Russian Rebels Fight for Control After Mutiny in Caucasus
In Elsterinodar Cossacks loyal to Exaterinodar clash with government forces using five machine guns sent to crush the insurgents. The garrison, who joined the revolutionists in November, refuses to surrender arms or colors and heavy losses are expected on both sides. Bridge Company Fined $5040 for war-time obstruction of the Allegheny river navigation and related charges. A medical notice promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for gas and digestion, with local availability noted.
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Elsterinodar
Cucasia
Russia
yviase
Genginskaita
pr tiy
Exaterinodar
Philsturg
Joseph Anfington
United States district court
Waloa Bridge company
secretary of war
Union bndge
Aliegheny river
Eichenwagn
Ohio
Pope vows France will never fully separate from church
The Daily Express quotes Pope Pius XII saying France will not finally sever ties with the Catholic Church despite concordat issues. He notes Vatican notification delays, references French Catholic Catholics facing persecution, and asserts France’s enduring fidelity to the church amid various attempts to estrange it.
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France
London
The
Daily Express
Pope Pius
Vatican
Tonser
Barry
walt
Maxwell Street Jewish settlement dedication debate
Dr Emil G Kirsch at Sinai Temple denounces charity by the rich and urges a South Side settlement for wealthy youths. He condemns selective philanthropy and calls for genuine philanthropy as a social duty rather than mere admiration or bribe.
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Dr. Hirsch
Owen
Chicago
milllionaire
Emil G. Kirsch
Sinai Temple
Maxwell street
Dr Hirsch
AF of L Pledges Full Support for Miners Strike
Cleveland February 21 The American Federation of Labor pledged its full backing to the miners of Pennsylvania and others facing a looming strike President Gompers said the federation would not label it a coal strike and would aid in every reasonable demand and help avert a strike if possible, otherwise provide all aid.
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Cleveland. O
American Federation of Lavor
Pennsylvania
Gompers
Federation
United Mine Workers of America
Famous Horseman Frank Herdie Dies in Williamsport
Frank I. Herdie a renowned figure in trotting circles died at his Williamsport home Wil liamstown era. Born April 18 1843 in Eddytown he rose to stardom selling pools and handling vast sums at races in Detroit Buffalo Rochester Springfield Lexington and other venues. He was married to one daughter B. Henderson Restire Easier.
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Willamsport
Frank I. Herdie
Bir
Herdie
Eddytown
Detroit
Buffalo
Rochester
Springfield
Lexington
Dalamere
twoczors
Tragedy on Night Steamer Ends in Mass Suicide
Mrs. Watters of Brooklyn killed her three children and then herself aboard the Plymouth en route from New York to Fall River. Her notes blame insanity and fear of leaving the children, while husband John W Watters of Chicago and New York insurers faces shock and investigation. Nearby Dwight Brady identifies belongings as hers.
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Balilinaer
Keb
oveira waren
Fall River
Phiouth
New York
John Watte
Breohiva
N.Y
Plymouth
Newport landing
Dwight Brady
James Brady
Waiters
Brady
Watters
New York city
Helen
Dorothy
B. T. Allen
Watter
Dwight
Brooklyn
Mr. Watters
Prove gener, R. I
Air
Mrs. Watters
Chicago
John W. Watters
National Association of Manufacturers
Printed circulars warn of Black Hand in Harrisburg and Steelton
Circulars bearing Italian names were posted around Harrisburg and the Italian quarters in Steelton warning the public against the Black Hand. Police cannot explain their appearance. In Chattanooga H Clay Evans announces willingness to accept the Republican nomination for Tennessee governor, noting his prior roles as consul general to London and as first assistant postmaster general.
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Harrisburg
Steelton
H. Clay Evans
Chattanooga
Tenn
Londo
Tennessee
Evans
Green On Trial at Washington Post Office Supplies Case
The trial of charges accusing a conspiratorial scheme to furnish post office supplies began before Justice Gould in criminal court in Washington on February 31. Prosecutors allege a wide conspiracy involving illicit procurement and distribution of postal materials.
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Green
Washington
Gould
Ishing Pites. Try Chamberlain's Salve for relief
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Joseph Nansen
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Harry Weaver
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George J. Gaul
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Angdon
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