Free Medical Advice for Working Girls by Lydia Pinkham
Working girls urged to write to Mrs Pinkham Lynn Massachusetts for free medical advice. Testimonial from Miss Janet Paine of New York credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with relief from back pain poor appetite sleeplessness and painful menses after use. 5000 forfeit offered if original letter cannot be produced. Take no substitute.
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Miss Paine
Lydia E. Pinkham
Janet Paine
West 125th St
New York City
Delaware Lackawanna profits sink as strike blamed
Stockholders of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Rail Road met in New York with all directors re elected. The annual report shows a $2 108 869 drop in gross earnings and a $2 137 742 fall in net earnings due to last summer s miners strike. President Truesdale blames the strike on rival bituminous interests and cites a lawless reign of terror in the anthracite region. He warns higher wages and costs may prevent past net gains from recurring.
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Truesdale
New York
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
con
onesdale
Pennsylvania
United States
New Orleans Carnival Ends In Glorious Pageantry
New Orleans February 26 The carnival closed with great splendor drawing many visitors. Mystic Krewe of Comus presented A Leaf from the Mahabharata with 20 floats and a ball at the French Opera. Miss Myrtle Stauffer was chosen queen. Miss Alice Roosevelt and dignitaries attended. Rex held a ball at Washington Artillery Hall. Miss Ingersoll named carnival queen with social escorts. Exodous of visitors followed.
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New Orleans
Comus
Myrtle Stauffer
Alice Roosevelt
Schley
Joseph Wheeler
Rex
Washington Artillery Hall
Miss Ingersoll
Hotel Thief Confesses Plan to Rob Hotels Nationwide
Louis Messier an 18 year old New York bell boy confessed to robbing hotels with Cullen. They planned to hit hotels nationwide with maps and hotel interior diagrams found in their rooms. Police say the graft was profitable and a woman involved disposed of stolen jewelry. total property value cited as 210000 dollars.
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New York
Louis F. Messier
Messier
Cullen
Edward
America
Notable murders and a lynching reported in separate states
Reports from Kentucky, Louisiana, Pennsylvania, and Virginia describe a moonshiners clash near May King with deaths of John Fleming and Justice Ison, a lynching of Frank Brown near Shreveport for non fatal shooting, and a Pittsburg plant fire causing $250,000 loss. Virginia funds defense suits to test the new constitution. President Jackson papers donated to the Congressional Library.
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May King
John Fleming
Justice Ison
Frank Brown
Shreveport
Connell
American Bridge Company
Pittsburg
Virginia
Jackson
Congressional Library
Washington, D. C
Senate blocks two statehood plan amid session lull
Washington February 25 Democrats reject the two statehood proposition for new states with Republicans. The caucus assigns post offices committee to seek a rider verdict while opposing statehood as part of any appropriation bill. They warn of no majority for the rider and pledge to keep future action with the party in committee. The effort to consolidate Arizona New Mexico into one state fails amid opposition.
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Washington
committee on post offices
senate
committee on territories
Arizona
New Mexico
committee on
house
statehood
Parker Emerges as Potential Democratic Nominee
A vigorous early presidential boom centers on Alton H. Parker of New York. Widely talked of as the coming Democratic standard bearer, he recently attended a major New York banquet and is expected to tour the southern states early in the spring. Parker is a judge on the New York state court of appeals, once a schoolteacher from Wingdale, New York, now in his early thirties.
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dodge Alton Hrooka Parker
New York
ctty
Judge barker
Nework state court of appeals
Jila
tn Wingaton
N.Y
Fire at Circus Quarters Destroys Barnum & Bailey Cars
Fire in Bridgeport at the Barnum & Bailey winter quarters partly destroyed the new brick car barn. Loss estimated at $106,000 with $33,000 insurance. A falling lamp ignited benzine and other inflammables, causing the blaze and a collapsed cornice that injured 12 firefighters. Elephants were moved safely as panic spread. six Pullman cars and two flat cars were destroyed. More than 150 feet of the barn burned, with stock cars damaged.
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Barnum& Bailey
Bridgeport
Conn
Barnum & Bailey circus
Go vernment Forcing San Miguel to Fight or Disband
General San Miguel’s insurgent force abandoned Montalban and is likely in the Morong mountains. About 300 men remain, unable to subsist long in the high country. Government troops plan valley and pass occupation to compel a clash or dissolution, after skirmishes with detachments left the rebels defeated. San Miguel calls followers to avoid direct conflict with Americans.
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San Miguel
Manila
ladrones
Montalban
Morong
Boseboso
soverment
Elusive Murderer Executed in Stroudsburg
Charles Grether the condemned killer of Adam Strunk was hanged by Sheriff Mervine and his two sons in Stroudsburg Pennsylvania. Grether proclaimed innocence during a near half hour speech and urged a prayer from an invited crowd of about 2650. He had killed Strunk during an attempted arrest for robbery in 1901 and had multiple escapes prior to execution. Sheriff Mervine faces trial for neglect of duty over the jail breach.
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Charles Grether
Stroudsburg
Adam Strunk
Mervine
Wattle
Jotun
Grether
Middle Smithfield
Strunk
jar
Monroe county criminal court
Boy's Bloody Crime Near Frankford Indiana Murder Suicide
Earl Woods, a seven year old son of a prominent farmer near Frankford Indiana, killed his father and fatally wounded his mother and sister then died by his own hand. He claimed robbers killed the family, seeking neighbors to pursue the imagined slayers. His account left authorities puzzled and the motive unclear.
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Frankford
Ind
Earl Woods
Abe
breas
Violent eruption hits Colima volcano in Mexico
Reports from Mexico City confirm a violent eruption of the Volcano of Colima last Saturday. Onlookers saw top debris, large stones and flames, followed by ash showers and pulverized rock feared to bury nearby districts. Many Americans live in the area amid ongoing concern of further eruptions.
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Colima
Mexico City
Fire Rescues In Brooklyn After Boiler Room Blaze
Exploding fumes cut escape in the Empire State Dairy Company building Brooklyn yesterday trapping over 190 people in front windows as firefighters arrived. Three alarms summoned ladders and crews rescued all safely amid intense excitement and fainting reported among women.
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New York
Empire State Dairy Company
Brooklyn
Arbitrators Named by Secretary for The Hague Panel
Washington reports Mr. Bowen proposes the Eurasian allies have the Czar’s court nominate three arbitrators for preferential treatment questions. The Hague tribunal would begin September 1 with a six month deadline and decide costs apportionment by claim size. Comte Cassini awaits full powers. French and Russian diplomacy weigh the gesture.
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Wanhington
Bowen
Gau
Russia
Haguembuimil
Caur
Comte Cassini
United State
Hague tribunal
great peace court
United Stated
The
Hague
Caracas
Hague court
Demand Potter's Discharge Sparks Building Tie Up
Schenectady New York February 25 The building trades council representing all craft workers demanded the discharge of William Potter from Shafer and Parry. The employers refused and the council warns that spring carpenters painters masons plasterers will refuse to work on any building Potter has been employed on. Over 3000 men involved. Enid Oklahoma February 25 The so called Black Pearl, the negro linked to a shooting in a saloon quarrel, confessed he fought Fitzsimmons in 1891 and fled after a 1896 California street killing. He fears for his life and says he went to Cuba in 1899 returned to the United States the same year. He was believed dead on the Pacific coast. Lynching attempts have subsided.
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Potter
Schenectady
building trades council
Shafer & Parry
William Potter
Enid. O. T
Jim Jones
Kansas
Fitzsimmons
California
Cuba
Pacific coast
Relic of Revolutionary Times Found in New York Cellar
Workmen digging in the cellar of the old Halls of Records unearthed a fragment of a hall and a manacle chain from British occupation days. The relic includes two to three rusty chain links attached to a 20 pound metal ball. Curiosity seekers swarmed the site, prompting the contractors to post pickets to protect workers.
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New York
walle
Halls of Records
Six Day Walking Match Scores Tallied At Industrial Hall
In Philadelphia February 25 the six day pedestrian race began with four original starters and 22 remaining last night. At midnight the leaders’ totals were Cavanaugh 221 miles Dineen 718 Glen II Hegelman 189 Carrol 187 Davi 185 Barnes 181 Golden 174 Dean 178 erty 773.
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Industrial Hall
Cavanaugh
Dineen
Glen II
Hegelman
Carrol
Davi
Barnes
Golden
Dean
erty
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Stewart
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