Father John's Medicine Promises Quick Recovery
An old fashioned remedy called Father John’s Medicine is praised for curing coughs and improving health. It boasts a pure, food-grade formula with no alcohol or narcotics, and claims endorsements from several hospitals, orphanages, and religious institutions. The ad notes availability from local druggists and multiple city listings.
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John
Father O'Brien
Dansel
McCleery
sreeine Balto Lowell
Mana
Cos
Mary’s Parish
Foxboro
Mass
Joseph Pontar
Lafargeyilie
Father John
Ss. John’s Hospital
Gowell
St. Peter’s Orphanage
Lowell
Asylum of ‘St. Vinos
de Paul
Weat 39th Street
N.Y
Notre Dame de Lourdes Hospital
Manuheater
N. H
Ureuline Sisters
Urenline Convent
Waterville
Sisters of Mercy
St. Ge. Joupire Hospital
New Bedford
Philip’s Home
New York
Sisters of Holy Cross
Nashua
St.Patrick’s Orphanage
Manchester
eee & Hovey
Work of Congress Deficiency and Public Building Bills
Washington reports a marathon session as the House labored from morning until night to wind up unfinished business amid a Democratic filibuster. More than 60 roll calls occurred, exceeding the prior session’s total, with clerks worn out and galleries watching intently as financial and statehood issues stirred Senate drama and calls for anti trust action.
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Washington
nee fm
senate
Democratic party
Quay
Tillman
Extra Session of Senate Proclaimed by Roosevelt
Washington March 3. The president issued a proclamation declaring that public interests require an extraordinary session of the Senate at the Capitol in Washington on the day after the second of March, convening on the Sth day of March at noon. The call is signed Theodore Roosevelt and dated March 2, 1903.
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Washington
United States of America
senate
Theodore Roosevelt
senate of the
United States
Rescue ship by Hill steamer fights ice danger
Lake Michigan scene reports fishermen cued as ice closed in near safety. Captain Hill of Hill Steamboat Company and a picked crew set out to aid men including Henry Woodbeck, his 12 year old son, Captain Peters of Menominee, and lighthouse keeper Joseph Napierzystky in peril. Wabash Trainmen strike looms as demands for 15 percent pay rise for east of the Mississippi and 12 percent for freight men plus double pay for double heater trains, threaten a general walkout if unmet. Ohio governor Nashia faces will-execution charges over failure to establish a trust fund for minors per the late David Brooks will. Knapp speaks with officers before arraignment. Alfred’s fate discussed as Mrs Wenzel contemplates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewenty
Lake Michigan
Hill
Steamboat Company
Henry. Woodbeck
Peters
Menominee
Joseph Naperzitsky
St.Louis
Mississippi river
Toad
Ramsey
Mississippi
Ohio
Columbus
avid Brooks
G. K. Nashia
Thomas S
David W
Faith
Herbert Brooks
Nash
Faith Brooks
esfott
Fire in Orphans' Asylum Sparks Boy Flight in Newark
Fire on the Newark Orphan Asylum top floor sent 200 children in school to safety as they exited line by line. Some boys broke from the others and jumped 10 feet to the ground but none were hurt. Loss estimated under 1200 dollars. Separately, Ohio River reached forty five feet at Gallapolis with floods causing damage including a freight car derailment on the Kanawha and Michigan line.
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Newark
N. J
Newark Orphan Asylum
Ohio River
Gallapolis
Lowwlands
Kanawaha and
Michigan
Kanawaha river
Legislative conflict over district seat and naval vacancies
A fragment discusses Delaware senators and a legislative session, naming J Frank Alice and J Edward, with references to a compromise between Republicans and Democrats, and reports on upcoming reports from Washington. It notes 600 vacancies at the Naval Academy and a plan by Moody to nominate cadets yearly. Additional items cover factory inspections in Brooklyn closing fifty plants for ventilation and sanitation violations, and a Wilkes-Barre carpenters strike settlement at $2.58 daily minimum after an eight hour day.
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J. Frank Alice
Union
Long Town
Le H. Bat
bhroughit
J. Edward
Washington
Annapo
Moody
Naval Academy
Brownson
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SARGENT’ ‘S.GEM
CHOPPER
Victor Liniment
ctor Reneties Company
Lester
J. DANIEL CRIMMINS
TATLOR
N. N
DEVILBISS & URNER
INSURANCE
Dell & Alteugh
FANEST HELFENSTEIN
NHYE
Albert
Pearré
cruger Stevison
South Market treet
Vin-Morrhol
CLINION
E. MAIN
WORK OF CONGRESS
House
AMERICA
KNAPP
Wenzel
DELAWARE
Brownsville
Brooklyn
Wilkesharre
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