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Laura Howard of Chicago asserts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash restored her health after months of pain swelling and dizziness. She claims doctors offered guesses while the remedy cured her and invites others to write for advice, noting a $5000 forfeit if testimonial is not genuine.
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South End Ladies’ Golf Club
Chicago
Lydia E. Pinkham
MISS LAVERA HOWARD
Laura How
ABC
Newberry Ave
Ship Building Plan Unites Major U S yards
United States Ship Building Company filed in New Jersey with an initial capital of 3 000 000 though authorized 20 000 000. The firm includes Crescent shipyards in Elizabethport led by Lewis Nixon and also Union Iron Works in San Francisco Bath Iron Works in Bath Maine Harlan Hollingsworth Wilmington Delaware and several other prominent yards.
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SHIP BUILDING PLANIS UNITE
United States Company Incorporated
New Jersey
Trenton
N. J
United States Ship Building Company
United States Steel Corporation
Crescent shipyards
Elizabethport
Lewis Nixon
Union Iron Works
San Francisco
Bath Iron Works
Bath
Harlan & Hollingsworth Company
Wilmington
Del
Warships to go to Venezuela to protect American interests
The cabinet discussed Venezuela coverage and decided to send one or two warships at once. Orders were issued for the Cincinnati and Topeka to proceed to La Guaira to safeguard American interests amid possible disturbance.
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Cincinnati
Topeka
Washington
Venezuela
La Guiara
San Juan
Porto Rio
La Gulara
FATAL LAND CONTEST ENDS IN OKLAHOMA CITY KILLING
E W Johnson, vice president of Classen Real Estate, killed in a dispute over a 160 acre land claim in Woodlawn Addition with W T McMichael. Johnson had served with the Rough Riders in the Cuban campaign and was known to President Roosevelt. E E Brown, elder Times Journal editor, wounded Johnson and fired at McMichael. Johnson died in ten minutes. Brown was unharmed.
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E. W. Johnson
Roosevelt
Oklahoma City
Okla
E W. Johnson
Classen Real Estate Company
Rough Riders
W. T. McMichael
Johnson
McMichael
E E Brown
Woodlawn Addition
Washington
Cortes Brown
E. E. Brown
Times-Journal
Brown
Cuba annexation predicted by colonel after Cuba tour
Springfield June 18 Colonel H L Williams, a former government post office inspector in Cuba, predicts annexation by the United States within years, saying Cubans favor it and it may solve governance. He commends General Wood and notes his island-wide study.
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H. L. Williams
Springfield
Cuba
government post office
Spector
Willams
United States
Williams
General Wood
Spooner bill agreed by Republicans on Cuban reciprocity
The Republican members of the Senate committee on Cuban relations unanimously adopted the Spooner bill establishing a five year 20 percent reciprocity with Cuba. It will be sent to the Republican caucus tonight. The measure links preferential Cuban duties to U S law and requires presidential proclamation after Cuban rates are enacted.
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Washington
senate
Spooner
foni
Cuba
Messrs Platt
Aldrich
Cullom
McMilan
Deboe
Burnham
Republic of Cuba
United States
White House
congress
Elkins
Foraker
jong
Bankruptcy law amended to tighten discharge grounds
Washington June 18 The House passed a bill amending the bankruptcy law adding four grounds to refuse discharge. It broadens penalties for false credit statements fraudulent transfers and prior discharges within six years and noncooperation with court orders. The measure totaling 16 specific fixes passed 65 to 137 with strong opposition. Secretary Root seeks detailed Cuban reciprocity expenditures in Havana.
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House
Washington
judiciary committee
toto
Fate of the Huronian Bottle Note About Sailor's Fate
A bottle found 45 miles east of Halifax carried a note claiming the steamer Huronian sank in the Atlantic with 14 aboard after turning over on a Sunday night. The Huronian sailed from Glasgow February 7 bound for St John NB and had not been heard from amid searches by several steamers.
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Montreal
Stillwell Parker
Headship Harbor
N. 5
Halifax
Atlantic
Allan Jiner
Glasgow
St. John
N. B
Baseball Scores From Yesterday in The Leagues
American League results show Chicago and Philadelphia winning while Detroit fell to Washington. St Louis defeated Baltimore in an 11 inning game that ended at night. Cleveland topped Boston 4 to 2 in a morning affair. National League action had Brooklyn and Philadelphia with wins, Boston beating New York in a split doubleheader while Boston again topped New York in the afternoon game. Other clubs had no games scheduled.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington
D. St Louis
Cleveland
Boston
Utoston
tafters
Brooklyn
New York
Boer Surrenders Complete in Transvaal and Colony
Lord Kitchener reports 915 Boers surrendered in Transvaal on June 16, completing all surrenders in the region. On June 17, 700 Boers surrendered at Bloemfontein. Totals: Transvaal 11,225 men and 10,813 rifles. Orange River Colony 5,395 men and 6,280 rifles. Cape Colony figures pending. South African constabulary handed to civil authorities as military operations end.
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Transvaal
Grange River Colony
London
Lord Kitchener
Pretoria
Bloemfontein
Orange River Colony
Cape Colony
Wild Race for Free Land at Fort Hall Reserve
Thousands of homeseekers, about 1 210 men and boys, rushed the ceded Fort Hall Reservation in Idaho at noon. They rode horses and ponies, many armed, as dust clouded the line. By 2 pm about a thousand more departed with pack animals leaving Pocatello nearly empty. Signs of crowding and potential land disputes appeared as multiple men aimed for the same parcels.
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Fort Hail Reserve
Pocatello
Idaho
Fort Hall Reservation
Dean Hoffman Dies on Train at 73 in New York
Very Rev Eogene Aususius Hoffman DD, dean of the General Theological Seminary, died suddenly on a railroad car near Miattsboro while en route on the Inter-Colonial Delaware and Hudson line. He was the wealthiest clergy in the United States with an estate valued at $20,000,000. Also reported, Julia Antum Davidson, descended from the Washington family, died in Chicago aged 87, recounting her Washington lineage including Colonel William Washington and a Lafayette visit to Washington’s home in 1825.
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Episcopal Theological Seminary
New York
Platishers
N.Y
Eogene Aususius Hoffman
General Theological Seminary
Protestant Episcopal Church
Dean Hoffman
United States
Leinz
Inter-Colonial Railroad
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Miattsboro
Washington
Chicago
Julia Anetum Davidson
Daxiison
Col
Willam Washington
George Washington
Davidson
Wilkesbarre Lace Mill Shuts Over Nonunion Relatives
Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania reports a large lace mill closed after manager refused to discharge relatives of non union miners. About 800 to 1000 workers affected. Strike tensions rise as lace workers quit citing unfair labor practices. Police guard concerns and rumors of non union miners entering the coal fields persist amid ongoing anthracite strikes.
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Wilkesbarre
Wikesbarre
Jane
kemaine
iwners
coal company
Pennsylvania
Mitchell
West Virginis
Yale
Cornell
University of Pennsylvania
Lehigh
Tafayette
South Wilkesbarre
Doran
Wilkesbarre Lace Manufacturing Company
United States
Cotton Workers' Union
J. W. Doran
cotton department
Virginia Miners Marching to Pocahontas Amid Tense Vigilance
A Virginia coal field march reaches Pocahontas as strikers travel from West Vivian with about two hundred men. A detective and five officers lead, with a guard at Keystone and a waiting crowd at Coaldale armed for support. Major Waller accompanies Marines en route to the Brooklyn Navy Yard, declining to discuss the Philippines court martial. London crowd avoids coronation. Croker refuses to attend.
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Roanoke
Vivian
W. Va
Pocahontas
West Vivian
Bottom Creek
Keystone
Coaldale
Waller
Omaha
Neb
Littleton T. Waller
Brooklyn vavy yard
Philippines
tii
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Frederick, Me
iHiy
Berlin
Von Boch
Pollack
Pollach
Tilsit
Prussia
Strasburg
Garver Brothers
Coleman’s
Ww. H. BONDURANT
Pittsylvania Co
WILLIAMSON’S
SERIA
SEWELL
WATTS
a Investment Securities
BALTIMORE, MD
Baltimore Stock Exchange
data
Iook
CENTRAL HARDWARE COMPANY
DUCL
Schwab
Gresson
Mt Aloysius Academy
Cresson
Charles M. Schwab
old town
Governor Stone
Loretta
academy
Plumbers’ Union
Atlantic City
Buffalo
Ames
Minneapolis
Minn
Albert Ames
Sweet and
Nash
Tom Brown
Megaarden
Harrison
Westchester
Daniel Williams
here
Jie
Norfolk
R. S. Harris
John Thompson
Centennial M_ FE
Rockford
Taylor University
Steel Trust
court of errors and appeals
Mary M. Berger
Charles L. Raymond
Salmon
Morristown
De Witt Clinton Flanagan
ARTHUR T. HADLEY
Root
Steinhard
war department
Havana
Jiavana
Cuban republic
Bole Bel
Leonard Reigraff
Richard Toomes
Reading
West Falls
Denver
Colon
Colombia
Chorrera
EDWARD
King Udward
Aldershot
Scotland Yard
Windsor Castle
Windsor
Windsor Park
VIRGINIA
Croker
Richard Croker
Eduard
Alexandra
Westminster
Tam
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