Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Boasts Cure
A letter from Fannie D. Fox of Bradford, Pennsylvania praises Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for removing tumors described as a growth and claims her health fully recovered after using the product. The testimonial notes earlier exams and a physician's later confirmation of improvement and resumption of periods.
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Lydia B. Prrk- Bam
irs
Fannie D. Fox
meade rean
Pinks chem
von
Mss
Pinkham
polytician
Lydia
Chestnut Street
Bradford
Tragic Excursion Train Crash Leaves Four Dead
A Reading railroad excursion train collided near a station about 11 miles from the city killing four people including a bride and groom. Victims identified include Thomas Jay of North Wales and Sir Jaquett of Corscumsun. An arrest followed an alleged attempt to interfere with the investigation as authorities sort facts from a garbled report.
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Reading
Thomas Jay
North Wales
Jaquett
Corscumsun
House Concludes Fast Session on Conferees and Meat Inspection
Washington reports the house pressed to adjournment after a vigorous week of conference reports. Key actions included rail rate and agriculture measures, with meat inspection approved 123 to 45, and a slogan rally for conferees. Annie Klaus of Philadelphia injured by a fall while carrying a shovel.
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Senate
Washington
house
Halcrest
SyIS
rec
Payne CS. V
Payne
Annie Klaus
Philadelphine
Senator Stone of Missouri Attacked the President
Senator Stone of Missouri, former congressman and governor, is noted for an attack on the president. The report traces his career from Kentucky birth to Missouri graduation and long Democratic service, including U S Senate tenure starting in 1905.
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SENATOR STONE
MISSOURI
William Joy Stone
congress
United States
Kentucky
University of Missouri
ber
SOREL
USSO-UT
Vermont Fusion Wins Governor Nomination
Percival W. Clement, once an independent Republican candidate, was nominated for Vermont governor by both the Democratic and independent state conventions, reaching a fusion ticket for several state offices.
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Vermont
Burlington
Percival W. Clement
Relland
raor
G. H. Pape
ot fe
S. R. Moulton
Roosevelt party dinner invitation sparks attire debate
President Roosevelt invited Willis to dinner at the White House after a Glasgow man declined, claiming no dress suit. Willis argued proper attire required formal dress, while the president offered buckskin, but Willis refused to attend in anything but a dress suit.
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Jobo Wil
Glasgow
Roosevelt
mary river
Thomas Everel
Harlets
Mont
Senator Carter
reclamation service
Mil river
Montana
Rye
Willis
White House talks on Standard Oil suit at conference
Washington June 29 Attorney General Moody and Assistant AG Purdy with special counsel Krellogs and Morrisons met with the president at the White House over the Stanford Oil investigation. The anti trust question remained unsettled with no conclusion reached on possible violations of the interstate commerce act. Separate district attorneys were to act under current conditions, with immediate action anticipated and plans for social grand juries or information filings.
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White House
Washington
Avoanivrencs
Moody
Purdy
Messrs
KRellogs
Morrisons
Stanford Oil
conrt
investi
Moras
Tiwae
department of justice
Governor Pennypacker Predicts Emery Won't Accept Nomination
Governor Pennypacker comments on the Democratic state convention action indicating Senator Emery is unlikely to accept the gubernatorial nomination Inference cites Emery’s presumed support of Brian and stance on state constabulary The governor suggests Emery’s integrity makes a run improbable and forecasts his likely decline.
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Pennypacker
Barrisburs
Emery wi
Cassame
Brian
Knights of St John Convene in Reading Pa
Tso Hremen injured in incident. Fire at A Hubbard Lumber yards Paterson New Jersey destroyed $50050 worth of property including three horses. Vivian Brent assistant in the interior department for 24.25 and former member of the last constitutional convention of Maryland died in Washington.
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Knights of St. John
Reading
Pa Tso
ciz
A. Hubbard Lumber company
Paterson
N. J. Vivian Brent
interior department
Mayaad
Washington
Thaw Case Updates and Grand Jury Proceedings
The article covers Theodore Thaw and Evelyn Nesbit facing a grand jury on first degree murder charges tied to Stanford White’s death. Thaw is remanded to the Tombs without bail. Mrs Nesbit Thaw declines to answer questions citing protection of her husband. Witnesses are summoned for John Doe proceedings as District Attorney Jerome proceeds with the case. Stanford White is buried after autopsy notes indicate death from pistol bullets and medical conditions.
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Harry Rendall
satord
Lass Wrney Garvin
nest igns
Jerome
John Gea
Tatler
rome
grams
Thaw
Stanford White
Stanford Waite
St James
L. L
St. James’ Episcopal church
quaine little
White
Bright
Anthony Comstock
Society for the Suppression of Vice
Bir. Comstock
society
nto
Comstock
grand jury
Lo Gz
Mr. Garvan
Garvan
district attorney’s
Jeex
wrea
Thanx
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