Hospitals crowded as women bear the brunt of surgeries
Mrs Pinkham’s Advice saves many from costly experience. A letter from Miss Luella Adams of the Colonnade Hotel Seattle recounts how Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound cured a severe womb tumor without surgery. The ad urges afflicted women to seek free advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Luella Adams
Colonnade Hotel
Seattle
Wash
Lydia B. Pinkham
Miss Adams
Lydia kK. Pinkham
Appearing Old Acts as a Tar to Profitable Employment
An old editorial style ad urges maintaining youth by growing hair and warns dandruff signals a hair-burrowing germ. It promotes Herpicide as the sole effective dandruff cure and hair dressing, sells samples for 19 cents, and lists The Herpicide Co. Detroit as the origin with J. A. Williamson as special agent.
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Newhro
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
J. A. Williamson
Harper Operated President of Chicago University Afflicted With Cancer
Chicago Feb 23 Hundreds of Hadens gathered to pray for Dr William R Harper president of the University of Chicago following a serious surgical operation at Presbyterian Hospital Cancer of the posterior head of the colon was found and cannot be entirely removed Doctors expressed reasonable hope that the disease may be checked but declined to guarantee recovery The operation was by Dr Mc Burney with Dr Senn and Dr Billings among others present Anxieties over recovery remained while continued medical and X ray treatment was planned Also note a separate bribery case against O AL Bater involving an attempt to corrupt Representative Baker in Indianapolis.
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Chicago
William R. Harper
Presbyterian hospital
Harper
Senn
Billings
Ts. McBurney
Bevan
Mc Burney
ROJESTVENSKY UPHELD RIGHT TO FIRE ON TRAWLERS
The report says Admiral von Spoun believed his squadron was endangered and acted rightly. The North Sea commission notes no opinion on Japanese torpedo boats presence, while confirming the Russian admiral’s right to defend his squadron under the circumstances. London papers react with indignation but respect the decision.
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Varis
international commission
North Sea
Ini
ministry of foreign affairs
von Spoun
Austring
caite
Fournier
Revolt in Caucasus sets up Armenian provisional government
A mail report from Halauum says disorder in the Caucasus has escalated into a revolution in Raton, Petr, and Kutals near the Black Sea. Armenians allegedly form a provisional government after seizing officials and officers, cutting telegraph lines, and taking control of military posts as Batoum steam service is mentioned.
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St. Peflerstuis
Halaum
Caucasus
Raton
Petr
Kutals
Black Sea
Batoum
Representative John J. Esch of Wisconsin
Representative John J. Esch of Wisconsin, a lawyer and congressman in his red term, coauthors the Bach Mawnsend bill regulating building outlet rates. He is noted for military duties and as former attorney general of Wisconsin.
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JOHN J. ESCH
WISCONSIN
ison
Turmoil in Caneapias Amid Armenian Tartars Tensions
Reports from Odessa indicate ongoing unrest in the Caneapias region with Armenian and Tartar factions in sporadic clashes. Dispatches suggest rumors of General Kuropatkin being outflanked near Sumetin by Japanese forces, though military circles doubt any decisive action on the Sakhe front.
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Odessa
Caneapias
Europatkin
Petersburg
Genera Kuropatkin
Sumintin
Sakhe
Associated Press
Mileden
Knuroppatkin
Russia Still Sees No Way Forward in Peace Talks
From St. Petersburg to foreign offices the mood remains unchanged with no firm decision or concession. Russia insists Japan must propose terms though war seems likely to continue, while Moscow contends Russia will not be beaten until its commanders prevail and a decisive outcome is reached.
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Foreign Office
St. Petersburg
Russia
Japan
Muissia
Karopathin
Osama
Thorestvensky
Cattle Plague Sparks Contagion and Fatalities in New Jersey
Philadelphia dispatch reports a contagious cattle illness near Swedesboro and Pedricktown with several cows dead and others infected on a farm at Swedesboro. Oliver Justice and his son contracted anthrax after handling carcasses, leading to hospitalizations. Authorities describe an outbreak confined to Centre Square area and warn of dangerous skin infections from the disease.
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Philadelphia
trond Sweeshorn
Swedesborg
Oliver Justice
txinn see fons coalition
bis city
Centre Square
Swedesboro
Pedricktown
Barcoon Creek
Mr. Justice
abele
Qaeceon
Oliver Tustlhe
Jefferson Hospital
i chharge
LT le
Justices
Minterpal Hospital
Roosevelt Receives Honorary Doctor Of Laws At Penn
President Theodore Roosevelt is feted at the University of Pennsylvania with an honorary Doctor of Laws degree. The ceremony features high-profile attendees including Governor Pennypacker and Admiral Charles E. Jack, amid volleys of applause and a festive procession through Philadelphia. Roosevelt’s visit includes a luncheon at the Troop Philadelphia Cavalry Armory and a public escort, with an incident of battery reported as a man swiped near the route.
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University of Pennsylvania
Washington
McKinley
Phthulbetpilta
Pet. id
Toosevelt wiaain
Philadelphia
Cobb
Wastoneton
university of
Aly Roosevelt
Speerk von Sternberg
gas
oteras
Imperor
Willian
Blackson
W Pennypacker
GS. We
Mitchel
mer weer
Roosevelt
Huron von Sternberg
Pennypacker
Tlenry M. Durand
Charles LE. Jack
Davil T. Watson
Philander Knox
Robert 8. Woodward
Der. Wharton Stabler
Tinsheen
George Washington
Wiliam McKinley
tevelvesl
Peavost Harrison
George Wash- Frese lange
WILHELM DT
hipedeon
Philadelphinity Cavalry
Academy of
Jobin CC
Greame
Cantata Groome
West Philadelphia
Pennastania railroad
paeseteas
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Court St
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URNER DEVILBISS & URNER, INSURANCE
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querest
Reade
HARPER OPERATED
Chicago University
DH. HARPER
Indianapolis
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house OM representatives
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Mullan
Cass
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Baker
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HK. PATRICHI STREET
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lwaya Giative
ROJESTVENSKY
Commission
London
London daily
North Sea commission
Daily Mail
Great Britain
high sea
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Loutswilte
Eomissile
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David Dixon
Douche
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Loeb
Cumberland county superior court
Walter Partridge
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