From Ocean to Ocean Wise Women Use The Great Spring Medicine
From shore to shore women reported renewed strength health and vitality after using Paine's Celery Compound touted as a blood purifier and maker. A Crawfordsville Georgia resident Mrs Martha P Lanceford credited the remedy with curing long standing digestive and rheumatic ailments and restoring restful sleep noting remarkable changes in color and energy.
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Maine
California
Paine
Martha P. Lanceford
Crawfordsville
Dressmakers Form National Association in Chicago March Twenty-First
Two hundred dressmakers from Chicago and nearby states met to organize the National Dressmakers Association for Mutual Protection. A constitution and bylaws were adopted, initiation fee set at two dollars, annual dues a dollar, and a charter will be applied for immediately. New Haven girl Emma Benson eighteen months old died after swallowing two strychnine pills found during her mother’s absence.
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Chicago
National Dressmakers’ Association for Mutual Protection
Chid
New Haven
Conn
Emma Benson
Cecil Rhodes Improved Health Reported From Cape Town
Cecil Rhodes shows better condition after a night of rest and physicians hope for improvement. A midnight bulletin notes lung troubles eased but heat kept him from sleep. Jamreson doubts the improvement is impossible and he may return to England soon.
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Cape Town
Cecil Rhodes
England
weel
Miles Threatens Resign If General Staff Formed
Secretary Root explains Hawley bill to organize a general staff for the army. General Miles tells a Senate panel he would resign his commission if enacted, saying the move destroys army unity. He cites Napoleon Washington and Grant to support one head of the army.
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Root
Bill
Washington
Nelson A Miles
Senate committee on military affairs
Hawley
war department
Miles
general staff corps
army
secretary of war
general staff
Napoleon
Wellington
Cass
Grant
Spain
Santiago
Secretary Long
Shafter
Tampa
general staff of
navy
Outburst in Commons Ends Dillon’s Suspension
London dramatic scene in the House of Commons as John Dillon is suspended after trading insults with Mr Chamberlain during South African debate. Dillon calls Chamberlain a liar while the chamber erupts. government defends its stance, Campbell-Bannerman accuses slander, and the motion to suspend Dillon passes 248 to 48.
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Dillon
London
house of commons
John Dillon
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Henry
Mr. Chamberlain
Henry Campbell- Bannerman
William Court Gull
Henry Campbell Bannerman
Chamberlain
Mr Chamberlain
t+ Dillon
Chamberlaim
Dillion
Dhilon
sersier
Tail
Miners Adopt Resolutions at Shamokin Convention
At Shamokin Pennsylvania on March 21 delegates from Districts 1 7 and 9 of the United Mine Workers adopted several resolutions after airing grievances. Key demands include an eight hour day in all anthracite collieries and recognition of mine committees in dispute settlements. The session also noted opposition to employing nonunion men and discussed arbitration of trades disputes.
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Shamokin
United Mine Workers an
America
committee on
mine workers’ union
Delaware and Hudson Railway company
Plymouth
Thomas Barrett
James Mullany
Wilkesbarre
Mitchell
Aichell
Bill to Protect President Senate Vote Today
In Washington the senate discussed a bill to protect the president of the United States and agreed to vote on the measure and pending amendments at 4 o'clock today. Opponents argued federal officials should be treated in the courts like other citizens.
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Senate
Washusten
United States
Mutiny of Russian Troops at Tula Reported
March details describe soldiers refusing to fire on workers, a sergeant defied orders, and the officer was slain by bayoneted crowd. The incident follows broader mutiny rumors in St Petersburg and hints at cartridge shortages and rising tensions among troops.
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St Petersburg
Tula
Santos-Dumont Aerial Track Plan Around St Louis
Santos-Dumont outlines an aerial track around St Louis with captive balloons to host a grand prix style contest. He aims to meet rivals and officials, bring a 45 horsepower balloon No 7 to New York, and seeks a prize around 500000 francs to cover expenses including a balloon shed.
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Dumont
St. Louis
M. Santos- Dum
United States
vncome
St Lois and assigt
New York
St Lois
exposition grounds
M. Santos-Dumont
Chicken Thieves Murdered by White Men at Madrid Bend
In Madrid Bend Kentucky March 21 two colored men were killed and three beaten by white men after an alleged chicken theft. Elijah Drake was driven into the Mississippi River and shot dead. Jim Stewart was also killed and three others beaten. authorities fear further trouble and a reward is sought.
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Paducah
Madrid Bend
Elijah Drake
Mississippi river
Jim Stewart
Yale Tea Eyck prize winner named at Harvard
March 21 New Haven reports Georg e Richards of Planfield New Jersey won the Tea Eyck prize final at Harvard University. The subject was Montcalm and Wolfe Persia's Agreement With Rosa. The Times notes Persia has conceived an agreement with Russia and Africa for a loan to support a new Tal oat from Tabm to Teberan.
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Yale
New Haven
Conn
Harvard University
George Richards
Planfield, N. J
Persia
Rosa
london
The
Times
Persa
Russia
Afarhica Petsua
Teberan
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J. M. CARRINGTON
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FLEGK’S
Cincinnati
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Mas Schmahl
Otto Schmahl
Schmahl
United States army
Hardman, Peck & Co
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Turkey
Macedonia
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Daily Chronicle
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Austria
Porte
Albania
Germany
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Colon
Colombia
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Elisham Hamilton
Grand Army
Hamilton
Passaic
Anni Lakas
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Alice Roosevelt
Wibrimshaven
Prissa
Emperor wiham
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Joan of Arc
licvedon
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BOLO DO
ODD ADELINE ODED
Joseph Chamberlain
SANTOS-DEMONT COMING
St. Louis Fair
Paris
Rome
Monsignor Sbaretti
Philippine Islands
Budapest
Hodobay
Korokay
Big Bread
Cleveland
Abe” Atte
San Francisco
West End Athletic Club
Bread
Millville
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W. F. Howell
Delaware Bay
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