Exydia E Pinckham’s Verotune Compound Featured
An advertisement from Mrs Josie Irwin of Nashville Tenn promotes Exydia E Pinckham’s Verotune Compound as a universal remedy for female diseases. It claims unprecedented demand, nationwide relief, and invites women to write for free advice at Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josie Irwin
Sa. College St
Nashvill Tenn
Lydie E. Pinkhram
Exydia E. Pinckhams
Atlantic
Pacific
RBbs
Pinkham
Lynn
Arctic Trip for Peary Believed He Will Make Another Attempt
Reports from St Johns claim Lieutenant Peary plans another Arctic voyage next summer using a large sealing steamer chartered by Captain Bartlett of Brigus. Peary denies acting as Bartlett’s agent and says no steamer charter has been arranged.
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North Pole
St. Johns
Liewlenage
Robert Peary
Norith Pole
Samuel Bartlett
Brigus
NLP
Pears
Bt Johns
Peary
Washington
Jan
Bartlett
Cure for Chronic Ulcers by Blood Purifier 8 S.S.
A health ad describes chronic sores and eating ulcers on legs and face, caused by polluted blood and sluggish circulation. It claims 8 S. S. purifies the blood, removes impurities, strengthens the system, and enables healing of wounds that local treatments cannot cure. The piece emphasizes cancer risk in family history and warns against superficial remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ATLANTA
GAs
Wine of Cardai Promises Health To Women
A thousand cured women report health benefits from Wine of Cardai, claiming it helps both rich and poor. Mrs. lelena Blaw of Milwaukee writes about how it rescued her from years of affliction and shares her experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
lelena Blaw
Sov- Gnih Street
Milwaukee
Wis
Cardai
Cardui
Strike Commission Refuses Hearing on Fractured Freight Rates
Delaware and Hudson and Hillside coal firms wrap up case as commission limits testimony to prices and mine health. Torrey testifies the Tidewater price in New York harbor is $3 and D H declines benefit from abnormal retail costs. Erie links blamed for price controls, while witnesses describe mining conditions and worker pay.
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Philadelphia
dan
havirs
piblic
Torrey
New York
Darrow
Carbondale
Delware and Hadson Company
New York harbor
Hillside Coal and Iron Company
New York state
New England
Delaware and Hudson Company
Kile Company
enue
Warren
iss
WL A May
Scranton
Apa
WiMeiAsmings Tae
rer
Ice Yachting Gets Under Way At Early January Meet
The article notes mid January ice yachting events underway as winter fleets race on frozen lakes and rivers. It mentions competitions and locations around Massillon, Michigan, and other places with uncertain details due to OCR. The piece also discusses mining safety remarks by Captain Mas, noting falls as common accidents and high impurity rates in loaded mine cars.
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Massiages
Mich
Mesteana
Pennsylvania
Mas farther
Duty Off Coal For A Year Ways and Means Report
Congress acts to relieve coal prices with a bill to refund all duties on coal for one year from passage. After a White House conference, the Ways and Means Committee favorably reports the measure, carrier to quick Senate action and possible enactment this week. The treasury secretary would authorize full rebates on duties for all imported coal during the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ways and Means Committee
Washington
Congress
ways and means
White House
house
senate
secretary of the treasury
United States
Conductors Seek Higher Pay From Reading Railroad
A committee of New York division conductors visited Reading Terminal and demanded $3.14 per day starting February 1, citing increased traffic. They seek $3.10 for 11 hours with overtime at the rate of 60 cents per hour, beginning after 30 minutes of late schedule. For freight crews a trip ends at the terminal point and extra work at the engine house would be paid at overtime rates.
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New York
Philadelphia
Reading Railway
Baer
Beach
Reading Terminal
begi
fra
round house
Venezuelan Rebels Repulsed In Cumana Attack
Reports from Caracas say revolutionary forces under General Manio Morales attacked Cumana in Bermudez state on the 4th, 5th and 6th of January. After seven hours of fighting witnessed by the British cruiser TriBrane, rebels abandoned the field leaving 260 Mauser rifles, 29 099 cartridges and 241 prisoners to government troops. If Cumana had fallen, rebels claim, troops would have burned the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumano
Caracas
Manio Morales
Cumana
Bermuiez
wic
Tribrane
i Cumana
Judge Taft to Remain Civil Governor in the Philippines
President Roosevelt decides Taft will stay as civil governor in the Philippines after cabinet discussions and a note from Taft declining the U S Supreme Court. Protests from Manila officials and Philippine interests supported Taft's retention as crucial for island development. Contemporaneous items note a nine year old murderer, a mother killed by her son, and ships returning soldiers with many dishonorable discharges.
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Taft
Philippines
Washington
Tait shal
Philippine
Root
Luke D. Wright
i.garded
United States supreme court
Roosevelt
supreme bench
General Wright
Mondey
Wright
Manila
islands
belter
andi
beyong
Taftan o
Carbondale
Frank Tucker
Coal companies pledge to boost New York supply at 14 cents
In New York City officials and railroad presidents including Reading and Pennsylvania representatives conferred over the anthracite shortage. John Baer insisted no coal cartel exists and vowed to sell at reasonable prices while policing dealers who charge excess. They agreed to expedite supply to Greater New York and maintain 14 cent per ton pricing to curb unfair charges amid storage and winter demand.
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Reading
New York
Jan. Jr
Lew
Greater New Yoas
George F Ter
Underwood
Erie
Powler
Ontario and Wealern
annt ‘Thomas
Lehigh Valley
Pani
damfees
Sp arng
TEES
New York harbor
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company
Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal Company
Wei
Pennsylvania
Mayer
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