Favorite Prescription for Stronger Women in Marriage Health
A promotional notice touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as the cure for womanly ailments linked to backache headache and nervousness. It claims to restore health drain elimination inflammation and ulceration, invites confidential correspondence from patients and warns against substitutes. It includes a testimonial praising improved ability to work and resume normal activities after treatment.
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Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Barrie sues Lipton for services in Americas Cup
David N. Barrie seeks 11515 from Sir Thomas Lipton claiming compensation for two years of services as Lipton's personal and business representative during the last Americas Cup races. Counsel William S Gilbert says Barrie aims to recover for work on Shamrock II and the second race details.
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David Barrie
New York
Sir Thomas Lipton
David N. Barrie
baronet
William S Gilbert
Barne
Gilbert
Barrie
Mr. Barrie
Sir Thomas
Shamrock II
Philippines to shift governance from military to civil control
Washington July 3 The Philippine government act will transfer authority from military to civil officials except in Moro country. The census will be run locally by Filipinos with support from Washington. The move aims to reduce forces from 70,000 in 1900 to about 18,000 and gradually lessen the Philippine problem.
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Washington
Cooper
house committee on insular affairs
congress
Philippines
Governnor Taft
Manila
Mr. Cooper
Tait
Porto Rico
Philippine
Prince in Police Court Charged in London
Prince Francis Joseph of Brasanza an Austro Hungarian envoy to the coronation appeared in Southwark police court with others on criminal charges. Court officials kept details secret. bail was allowed for the prince while companions remained in custody. The defense claims an attempted blackmail led to the arrest.
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London
Prince Francis Joseph of
Brasanza
Austrian Hussars
Portugal
Southwark
Prince Francis
Baseball scores yesterday in the major leagues
American League results show Baltimore beating Philadelphia 2 to 1 and Washington and Boston posting 3 to 2 and 7 to 3 wins respectively. Detroit defeated Cleveland 7 to 2. St Louis beat Chicago 6 to 4 in the first game. In the National League Brooklyn lost to Philadelphia 2 to 4 while Boston defeated New York 3 to 2 and Pittsburgh tied Cincinnati 3 to 1. Chicago and St Louis rain delayed play.
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Baltimores
Philadelphia
Washington
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
St Louis
Chicago
Brooklyn
Phiadelphia
New York
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
DULY DAY FOR JUSTICES
Strikers and deputies rush before justices of the peace at Luzerne county hearings on mine riots. Four Freeland men arrested for riot, bail set at 500 dollars. seven coal policemen held on shooting charges with 1,000 bail. Other arrests include a United Mine Workers member on libel counts and an engineer charged after a barricade incident. Serious riot fears, bail set, and early dismissals shape a tense scene at Duryea and Wilkes-Barre.
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Justices of Peace
Ball
Serigus
Wilkesbarre
Fallon
Phillips
Lackawanna county
Duryea
William A
Italan
Scranton
Howe
Wilkesbarre Alliance
United Mine Workers
William Weltzer
Vanhorn
jalfee
Charles A. Brown
Brown
Cosgrove
Burgess Burlington
Kingston Coal Company
Pine Ridge
Delaware and Hudson Company
Lipton Cup Regatta Sets Sail on Chicago Lakes
Yachting season peaks on Lake Michigan as Chicago broadcasts a surge of sails. The Sir Thomas Lipton cup, gifted by a British sailor, arrives and will be raced under Columbia Yacht Club auspices. Regatta dates are July 4 5 and 7 as crews tune their craft.
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Steat lakes
Chicago
jack tar
Thomas
Windy City
good fellowship
Columbia Yacht club
Fachtsmen
King Edward Gains Comfort As Indian Troops Parade
London July 3 King Edward rests in a quiet sick room amid the palace balcony cheers from Indian troops. The monarch reads the Prince of Wales report with Queen Alexandra and dictates a note to the Duke of Connaught praising colonial troops while doctors limit exposure. Buckingham Palace bulletin says pain eases and days grow more comfortable.
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London
Edward
Queen Alexandra
Prince of Wales
Duke of Connaught
Buckingham Palace
Actress Wife in Prison Cell Charged With Robbery
Mrs O Malley wife of Notre Dame professor Austin O Malley and William Herting of New York were arrested in Philadelphia on charges of stealing about $300 in jewelry from Dr Joseph O Slay he brother in law. Mrs O Malley and Herting jailed in default of $1200 bail set for July 10 hearing.
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Herring
O'Malley
Bead Woman's Husband and Sister Tarred at Funeral
At Sterling NL July 3 a Mount Morris widow Mrs. John Seibert died of consumption. Her husband and her sister were tarred and feathered in a cornfield after mourners accused the spouses of infidelity during the two years of illness. The couple were driven from the village and ordered not to return.
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Jade Love
Sterling
John Seibert
Mount Morris
Seibert
Theodore Wolfe
Plans for warships complete and aboard plans
Navy plans are nearly finished for four new battleships and two armored cruisers authorized by the latest naval law. Louisiana Connecticut Tennessee and Washington will be the battleships with 16000 tons displacement and 18 knot speed, armed with four 12 inch guns and multiple smaller calibers. The cruisers will displace 14590 tons and reach 22 knots, carrying four 10 inch guns and multiple six and twenty inch weapons. Two Children Fatally Burned in Chicago
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Washington
navy department
Louisiana
Connecticut
Tennessee
Meteor's Fourth Defeat in Kiel Yacht Race
In Kiel the British schooner Cicely defeated the German Imperial yacht Meteor for the fourth time in the long run from Kiel. Cicely placed first, Ciara second, Meteor third. Imperial Chancellor Count Von Bülow was a guest aboard Meteor.
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Meteor
Eckenfoerds
Prussia
Emperor William
Cicely
Kiel
Ciara
Count Von Zelow
Human bomb performer fatally hurt in open air show
In Louisville Kentucky July 3 a stage stunt titled the human bomb left James Duil renowned as the human bomb with a likely fatal injury during the Last Days of Pompeii performance at Church Hill Downs. Spectators watched as the bomb failed to explode at peak height and fell about 100 feet to earth breaking his back before rescue and hospital transport.
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Louisville
Duil
Town Terrorized by Burglars In a Running Fight
A gang of masked burglars raided McMechan West Virginia stores taking 3300 from safes and 200 from a real estate office. Frank Reece was wounded in the groin during the exchange of shots and may die. A posse pursued the burglars who escaped after a man was reportedly shot. Local report notes a chase covering over twenty five miles.
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McMechan
W_ Va
Frank Reece
McMechan general
bata
Murder Charge Stirs Union Hall Hearing in Tiana Bay Case
Witnesses describe the two bodies found in Tiana Bay with swelling and facial discoloration but no signs of physical injury. Arraignment for Lows A Disbrow follows testimony detailing a night voyage with Clarence Foster, Sarah Lawrence, and Disbrow, plus a disputed murder finding and coroner notes of drowning.
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Tiana Bay
Lows A. Disbrow
Justin Edward J. Foster
Union Hall
Clarence Foster
Sarah Lawrence
Lawoyer Miles
Livingston Smith
Smith
Caffrey
Foster
Tinna Bay
biack
Miles
Burt Squiers
bayman
Larah Lawrence
Willis Wells
Wells
Miss Lawrence
Disbrow
Nugent
Corbett Sullivan Prize Fight Is Prohibited
The board of police commissioners in St Louis barred the Young Corbett versus Sullivan prize bout at the West End Club under existing exhibition laws. A $1000 forfeit was posted if the event proceeded, but the fight was declared off as prohibited by statute.
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St. Louis
board of police commissioners
West End Club
Young Corbett
Sullivan
Haughton
West End
Corbett
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