Change of life cures claimed for Nellie Taylor of Solon
An 19th century testimonial promotes Paine's Celery Compound as a remedy for change of life symptoms in women. It cites Nellie Taylor of Solon Ohio and Miss Annie Pasold of Da Witt Iowa praising restored health, better sleep, appetite return, and renewed strength after several weeks of use. The narrative urges regular use to build nerve power and combat constitutional distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NELLIE TAYLOR
Solon
Ohio
Paine
Paina
Annie Pasold
Da Witt
Iowa
Paris
Victory for Miners Verdict Holds Three Years
Washington reports President Roosevelt's coal strike commission will likely deliver a three year verdict. It forecasts a 10 percent wage increase for miners, no raise for per diem workers, weight based pay where possible, union recognition, and local arbitration ideas while condemning the boycott and supporting miners rights to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
coal strike commission
lineal yard
John Mitchell
Pennsylvania & Reading
Lily Whites Threatened Prominent Alabama Republicans
Several prominent Lily White Republican leaders in Birmingham Alabama have received anonymous threatening letters. One letter targeted Major Charles Allison, clerk of the federal court and cousin of the late President McKinley, claiming colored men recently met to decide on assassinating leaders for keeping Negroes out of party councils. Vaughan, former state chairman, was named as the first to be murdered but a delay occurred. Deputy Marshal Ashley also received such a letter. Vaughan declined to comment while officials consider investigating mail threats. The incident follows rumors of a federal inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Birmingham
Ala
Lily White
Charles Allison
federal court
McKinley
Allison
William Vaughan
colored friends of
Vaughan
Marshal Ashley
Bufalo Mystery: No New Developments In Burdick Case
Buffalo police report no major clues in the Edwin L. Burdick murder and doubt any arrest soon. Officials still suspect a woman but believe she is innocent. detectives abandon the golf stick theory and think the weapon left the house. Helen Keller speaks for the blind. other items note a Johannesburg robbery attempt and a Chicago financier’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Edwin L. Burdick
police department
district attorney’s office
Bull
Burdick
General Buil
Cusack
Mr. Cusack
Dr. Paine
Batavia
Elmwood avenue
Missing Pennsylvania warehouse chief linked to forged check
Charles T. Moloney general superintendent of the Pennsylvania Warehousing and Safe Deposit Co of Philadelphia disappears after a $7,000 forged check cashing at Girard National Bank. Bank officials confirm the forgery and restitution claim. Moloney, about 30, last seen Saturday, reportedly left his wife and child after a woman, wife of a man named A. M. Bright, is implicated. Surety covers $10,000, with possible settlement offers from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Warehousing Co
Philadelphia
Charles T. Moloney
Pennsylvania Warehousing and Safe Deposit company
Girard National Bank
Moroney
Moloney
Woodbury
N. J
Pennsylvania company
A. M. Bright
William Rommel, Jr
Girard Bank
Swede seeks audience with president. hallucinations noted
Washington March 7 A Swede named Z Berg of Providence Rhode Island tried to see the president for an hour. White House aides urged him to write his communication but he failed. Secret Service interview found him hallucinating. Berg claimed he warned the U S government years ago that Spaniards planned to blow up a battleship and asked for 100 0000 dollars. He returned to Providence to file the claim with a lawyer. Knelt in the Streets to Pray Colima Mex March 7 At 1 oclock yesterday a volcano eruption near Colima sent ash clouds and darkened the sky. Residents fled to hills as many houses and stores closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Washington
Z. Berg
Providence
R. 1
secret service
Berg
United States
Colima
Mex
ecloch
Tuxpam
Vacancies at Naval Academy widen midshipman intake
Brownson the superintendent of the Naval Academy discusses with Secretary Moody the plan to accommodate 320 additional midshipmen for the coming term. $60,000 is available for temporary quarters, and Moody aims to implement new naval law provisions soon. The secretary expects to appoint the new midshipmen and move examinations to June with no August or September tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Brownson
naval academy
Moody
West Indies
academy
Annapolis
Extra Session To Soon End
Washington March 7 Admournment of the 57th congress has reduced White House visitors. Senators Hanna Platt Hale Lodge Clark Clarke Ball and Cullom called to pay respects before leaving for home. Most avoided predicting session length while Cullom guessed two to three weeks and Hale thought two weeks would finish the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Hanna
Platt
Hale
Lodge
Clark
Mont
Clarke
Ark
Ball
Del
Cullom
Describes La Soufriere Eruptions From Howe Visit
Ernest Howe of the United States Geological Survey reports from Kingstown St Vincent after inspecting La Soufriere. He describes sudden steam puffs and rockets of mud and stones erupting from the crater, followed by roaring collapses into the lake. Dusty clouds drift over the region. ash deposits appear as the Vailtiboux river runs hot and evaporates water into dust-laden columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Howe
La Soufriere
Kingstown
St. Vincent
Emmest Howe
United States geological survey
Vailtiboux
Kicked to Death in a Stall at Delaware Livery
Michael Carroll a 46 year old machinist of 1217 Elm street was found dead in a stall at Charles Dougherty livery on Front and West streets Wilmington. The horse in the stall had blood on its boots and legs. it is believed Carroll wandered in Thursday night and was trampled after lying down. The stable was closed all night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
Charles Dougherty
Front
West streets
Michael Carroll
Elm street
Pennsylvania Railroad
The Newspar Report of a Local Event
A brief dispatch from The Newspar notes a local event with residents and officials reacting to the occurrence. Citizens discuss impacts while organizers outline next steps and community plans.
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SARGENT’S
GEM FOOD CHOPPER
EBERT & SONS
Geo. A. GILBERT
NORTH MARKET STREET
MARKEY'S
RORTH MARKET STREES
apa
sears, DEVILBISS & URNER, INSURANCE
ERNEST HELFENSTERN
W. Patrick Si
Frederick, Md
DENMAN THOMPSON
America
Father John
John O’Brien
Lowell
Mass
Medi Cine
Albert J. Pearre
Etchison
J, DANIEL CRIMMINS
MERCHANT TAILOR
snd
N. Market Street
wil y
MRS. HILDA CLARK FLOWER
Tilda Clark
Frederic Stanton Flower
New York
Mr Flower
Wise Clark
Miss Clark
Mrs Flower
Anthracite Coal Strike Commission
Millville
Trenton
Edward L. Miller
Mary Elizabeth Muller
Chancery Court
South Dakota
Tiffany's Glass and Decorating Company
fim
Lilie
Abraham BO. Lillie
navy yard
League Island
Helen Keller
Boston
Radcliffe College
legislative committee on education
Johannesburg
Brandon
Denver
Cole
James Stetlaner
Chicago
Mercy Hospital
Stettauer
Rome
Rampolla
STEPHEN
Woodbury, N. J
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