Paine's Celery Compound Promises Blood Purity and Vitality
An 19th century promotional piece extols Paine's Celery Compound as a cure for blood disorders and nervous debility. It cites cases from Judge P. P. Desvernins of Hayvsons and Thomas Young of Elmira, praising renewed vigor after using the remedy and urging readers to try it for boils eczema insomnia and neuralgia.
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Paine
itu
P. P. Desvernins
Hayvsons
New York
Thos. Young
Elmara
Wabash Injunction Shapes Strike Threats in Rail Labor
In St Louis on March 6 a pivotal injunction governs Wabash trainmen’s actions as union leaders seek dissolution of the restraining order. President Ramsey warns a sympathetic strike could trigger widespread disruptions across railroads and coal markets, with 2000 workers ready to back the action.
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St. Louis
Irwin
Penorta
RE. V. Penny
Cleveland
P Y Morrissey
S W Arnold
Grandmaster Wil- Kind
Ramsey
Wabash Railway Company
Wabash
W G Lee
the
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Ball’s Cough Syrup Promoted for Croup Attacks
An old advertisement urges mothers to keep a bottle of Ball’s Cough Syrup at home to treat sudden croup attacks in babies. It claims thousands of letters from grateful mothers praise the remedy and its effectiveness.
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Dr. Pell
United States
Christie Simect
New York City
Br. Balls
saiden
Ball
Mary Olsson
Clinton Strew
Preokisn
X.V
gal
Bulls
Pope Confined to Bed as Audiences Are Suspended
Rome reports the pope is bedridden with intestinal troubles after a stubborn cold. An Osservatore Romano note says the pope will take several days of absolute rest on his doctor’s advice to avoid risks. Cardinals and bishops in Rome for meetings express concern while awaiting further updates.
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Pontiff
Rome
lees
Osservatore Romano
Vatican
hns
Lappom
Lapponi
Dunne
Dallas
Hoban
Scranton
Message From The Pope And Other Early 20th Century Notices
Cardinal Gibbons receives a papal acknowledgment of congratulation for the pope’s silver jubilee sent from Glace Bay Nova Scotia. Also report of Miss Eva Cook awarded 12509 damages in Kansas City for injuries by a Missouri and Kansas Telephone Company manager. Vermont license vote results show a tight statewide split with towns largely for license. Tank explosion near Norfolk Virginia follows stable fire and factory damage. Typhoid investigation underway at Ithaca Cornell with cases and hospital observations.
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Cardinal Gibons
Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons
Leo XIIII
holy father
United States
Mariano Rampolla
Ipity
Marcani
Glace Bay
Nova Scotia
Kansas City
Eva Cook
Missouri and Kansas Telephone Company
Herschein Gray
Norfolk
Standard 627
Greenmillie
D. C
Imperial Tobacco Company
Ithaca
Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria Regime in Balkans Turmoil
The tiny principality ruled by a regent has become the focal point for European diplomats as the Balkans remain a tinder box. While not to blame for the unrest, Ferdinand’s people blame Turkish outrages in Macedonia for the current disturbances that threaten a wider war.
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Ele
Balkans
Europe
Ferdinand
Micedonia
Congressmen Grow Honored by Pennsylvania Delegation
The Pennsylvania delegation adopted unanimously a parchment eulogy for Galusha A. Grow of Pennsylvania at his retirement from the 57th Congress. They praise his nearly fifty years of public service and his key role in the Free Homestead Law, presenting the engrossed preamble and resolution to him with the delegation’s affection.
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Pennsylvania
Washington
Marui
Gatuho AL Grew
Grow
congress
union
Galusha A
Cuban Senate Acts On Treaty Ratification By Large Majority
Havana March 3 The Cuban senate debated the reciprocity treaty with the United States and adjourned until tomorrow after a lively session. Opponents urged delay until the U S Senate acts while supporters argued the treaty benefits Cuba. The vote is expected to favor ratification by a wide margin.
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United States
Havana
senate
Pierpont Morgan
Gary
English Syndicate Eyes 30000 Acres of Danville Coal Fields
A syndicate of English capitalists seeks to acquire coal lands in the Danville region with plans to ship coal to England. A possible outcome includes building a 125 mile railroad from Danville to Chicago, shortening the route by five miles, linking with the Four system at Chicago to Cairo and the gulf. John Andrews, the syndicate’s U S representative, has options but will not discuss details and expects to return to the United States later this month to close the deal on about 30,000 acres.
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New York
Danville
Ulingis
England
Chicago
Chicago and Eastern Railroad
Traveling medical college to teach German country doctors
Berlin reports a traveling university will bring post graduate instruction to nearby towns free of charge. Emperor William signed the plan funded by government and medical societies. Leading specialists will offer lectures and demonstrations for seven days to two weeks each year for rural practitioners seeking updates in surgery and general medicine. Empress Frederick inspired the idea with Professor Kenvers discussions.
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Berlin
Germany
Wilam
Lassar
Bergmana
Humpil
tis
universit
lte
Frederick
Kenvers
Opening of Baseball Season Sets April Fifteenth Date
National League plans to start play on April 15 with Boston visiting Philadelphia and Chicago traveling to St Louis. The schedule runs to September 27 with eastern clubs touring the west in June. resignations of Rogers and Reach from the league are announced.
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Rogers
Reach
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Chiare
St. Louis
Canaan
Canaan ato Pittsburg in Chicago and Philadelphia in St. Leas
Chicago
Su Lows
Caylaneli Rogers
Al Reach
Congress Adjourns After Long Session and Debates
The 60th Congress closed after a lengthy session with over 53.5 billion in appropriations and more than 17 thousand bills introduced. Speaker Henderson retired, debates over unlimited debate marked the finale. President Roosevelt signed enacted bills as the chamber recessed.
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Henderson
house of representatives
house
Frye
senate
William McKinley
Carter
Montana
Mason
Roosevelt
capitol
congress
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