Woman Recommends Lydia E Pinkham Remedy For Female Ailments
Mrs May HauLe of Edferton Wisconsin writes that after suffering from uterine troubles and irregularities she found Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound beneficial. She reports back and side pains eased within a week and overall health improved after two months, weighing 200 pounds more than before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia EE. Pinkham
May HauLe
Edferton
Wis
YWousehold Economics Club
Mrs. Haule
Edgerton, Wis
Lydia E. Pinkham
Gas ranges coming to stay in Frederick ad
Frederick Gas Co promotes gas cooking as economical and reliable. It notes 1500 gas consumers in Hag eratown Michigan and 1400 gas stores. Last year Philadelphia sold 50000 gas ranges. This season ranges cost 7 to tf dollars each with free connection and a month trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hageratown
Mich
Philadelphia
Frederick
FREDERICK GAS CO
Evidence Against Collins in Hatchet Murder Trial
In Seormtown Del march 19 testimony detailed bloody bolt and hatchet found at the scene used to implicate Elmer Collins in the murder of his wife Ida Collins. Witness Gosley described the stable scene and bloodied tools, while Mrs Weurn placed Collins at the work site early morning and noted dress fragments at the stable door. Separately Albany reports two detectives guarding Governor Odell during late sessions, to ensure security amid extended duty hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seormtown
Del
Ea Weurn
Collins
Governor Odell
Albany
Odell
capitol
Ostrich Logic and Dr. Pierce’s Discovery Adage
An illustrated promotional piece argues danger lies unseen like microbes in the blood and touts Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery to purify blood, prevent eruptions, and claim a woman’s recovery from throat swelling and fatigue after extensive treatment. It also promotes Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
humanity
Doctor Pierce
James R. Mass. Newaday
Dr. Pierce
Dr. Sape
Senate Votes Today On Cuban Reciprocity Treaty
Washington March 19 The senate agreed to vote on the Cuban reciprocity treaty at 3 PM amid fears of delay. Senator Newlands urged annexing Cuba, proposing statehood. debate involved Melinery, Spooner, Teller and others. Money attacked President Roosevelt over the Indianola post office and asserted the president governs the “black belt” amid clashes with Foraker and Spooner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
senate
Newlands
Cuba
Melinery
Spooner
Teller
Nelson
Cullom
Garman
Raulesy
Carmack
state
Money
Indianola
Miss
Roosevelt
America
Meesrs Foraker
Canal Commission Names Held Up By Colombia Ratification
Washington reports that senate ratification of the Panama canal treaty delays announcing the canal commission. officials expect no decision until Colombia's congress acts in coming weeks. Colon notes jubilation among isthmian canal supporters despite anticipated Colombian opposition. A memorial against the treaty is circulating in Cartagena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colombia
Washington
senate
Report on anthracite strike released to Roosevelt
The anthracite strike commission led by Judge Gray and Carroll Wright delivered a 35 000 word report to President Roosevelt after a March 18 meeting. Both sides pledged to abide by the tribunal 8217 s decision as details were awaited by operators miners and the public. The report was to be released Saturday from Wright 8217 s office with copies to operators and miners representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minera
Washington
Judge Gray
Carroll D. Wright
anthracite strike commission
Rooosevelt
Colonel Wright
Roosevelt
White House
George Gray
Thomas H. Watkins
BE. E. Clark
3. M. Wilson
EB. W. Parker
J. J. Spalding
BE. A. Mosely
Dr. Neill
Corteliou
department of commerce and labor
Wilkesbarre
Wreming Valley
cere
United Mine Workers
dastrict ofiers
xiaity
Mormon Elder Cauted Uproar At Philadelphia Meeting
An annual session of the Woman's Home Missionary Society at Thirteenth Street Church was disrupted when a Mormon elder attempted to speak. Dr. Sarah J. Elliott denounced Mormonism and polygamy as a man handed a card from Salt Lake City. The intruder was escorted to the street amid hisses and cries to expel him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's
Simpson
sexton
Fish Assistant U.S. Treasurer Nomination Confirmed
President Roosevelt withdrew William Plimley as assistant treasurer nominee for New York and sent Hamilton Fish’s nomination to the Senate, which promptly confirmed. Senate action followed unresolved charges against Plimley and protests from New York financial interests triggering an investigation by the Treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Plimley
Washington
Roosevelt
William Plmley
United States
New York
lato
Hamilton Fish
Aldrich
finance committee
Mimier
NO MONEY FOR MINERS AT NATALIE COLLIERY
Eight men and a number of workers at Natalie colliery owned by Olin Coal Company faced a stoppage for nonpayment of wages. A meeting between United Mine Workers leaders and company officials yielded a pledge to pay by March 24, with the superintendent delaying action until Saturday to confirm. If pay is not received, a strike could spread to miners and the plant, one of the region’s largest, may be shut down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natalie
nGhin
Olin Coal Company
United Mine Workers’ executive board
Neath
Nalhapi Taylor
Philadel Pia
Siward Brenanan
Tathe
iich
Tieeman
ste
Unclear Crime Report With Scattered Names and Charges
Fragmentary OCR text shows names like Walbert McAlpin Whittemore and Sion Corte amid garbled phrases about fraud, arrest, and alleged sales. Many words are misread, but references to charges and a leak suggest a court or police notice. No coherent event or outcome is evident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bia Land Swinaie
Sion Corte
Walbert McAlpin
Whittemore
chars
dong
Inquest Into Burdick Murder Adjourns to Monday
Buffalo March 19 Police judge announced the Burdick murder inquest would not rest until Monday afternoon at 2. Mrs Burdick called to identify a letter alleged to be written by Arthur Pennell. Pennell described strained relations with Burdick and promised to tell the public more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra Burdick
Burdick
Pennells
Sund
Ed Burdick
Pennell
armoging
Sonia
Jersey Methodists Open 67th Annual Conference in Asbury Park
The New Jersey M E conference opened its 67th annual session in Asbury Park with the Lord's Supper. Bishop Fowler led, with a new organization including James H. Payran as secretary Joan H. Boswell as statistical secretary and J. H. Zelley as treasurer. Mayor Bruce Keater welcomed delegates as Elder Hewitt reported church property valued at 51758,800 and debts of 532,272.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park
N. J
Fowler
New Jersey
M. E
James H. Payran
Bordentown
Joan H. Boswell
Ocean City
J. H. Zelley
Millville
Bruce
Keater
conference
Hewitt
Bridgeton
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B. EBERT & SONS
VICTOR
D. Hawkins
Middletown
Ind
J. F. Creeger
Totustown
PANY, Maryland
CLINTON BL
ALAIN
NQL
Dew
WEINLEISS & URNER
INSURANCE
Doll
Albeark Building
North Market Strom
ERNEST HELFENSTEIN
W. Patrick Sr
Frederick, Md
DANIEL GRIMMIRS
CHICHESTER
Befare Prargereus Syrations
Imi
Wlene
RAY
EDWARD PELS
Walter H. Coggeshall & Co
Continental Building
Baltimore, Ma
W. B. SMITH &CO
N.Y. Geneolidated Exchange
DR. BULL
Dr. Bull’s
John W. Bull
Shik hele
alsvaye
Williamson
Andover
Dhara
Strep
Sears
East
Glison
Pelland
Gragoz
bas
DL Street
Washisden
D.C
Ernest E. tary
Moris
Ball
Willian
Farnburet
P.O. Newcastle Co. Delavan
Ralls
Consharr
Fall
hapdest-trasho
tav
Geo, Gabrich
Second Y York Cts
Avoit SUBSTITUTES
Mr. Money
Southern
THE CANAL COMMISSION
Taylor
treasury department
General Sargent
bureau of immigration
Wiliams
Ellis Island
Vientana
Vielena
Mont
sats
aiaseri damar
ney rap
te carihauane
Colorado
Wyoming
Pig dior
benes
Guelph
Ont
Wellington, Grey and Brees
Grand Trunk
ted oparats
gould
ats
seth
U.S. TREASURER
Dead Man
INQUEST
JERSEY
Trenton
X. J
house
Tracy
Murphy
Goterner Murphy
Freght
New Haten
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addess
New Haven
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