Favorite Prescription Proclaimed For Female Health
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for female diseases. It claims to regulate periods, stop unhealthy drains, heal inflammation and ulceration, and address weakness from uterine ailments. Includes patient testimonial and notes the product is veget able and narcotic free with private consultations offered.
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worden
America
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N.Y
John Cooke
Hastings
Northumberland Co
Ontario
Dr. Pierce
Nation’s crusade shocks Cincinnati as she rails atMayor
Carrie Nation visits Cincinnati before dawn mass at a Catholic cathedral then tours the city’s vice hubs with two detectives escorting her slumming expedition. She protests liquor sales on a Big Four Pan American train, confronts Mayor Julius Fleischmann, and vows to warn wrongdoers. She plans further lectures in Lexington tonight and here tomorrow. Grand River floods Grand Rapids area as river hits 12 feet 6 inches, damaging basements, factories, and a bridge peril. The Foster-Winchester dam failure releases over a million gallons, tearing road bed ties and tracks from Siy cumms downstream.
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Cincinnati
Carrie Nation
Grand Central station
Lynch
Reeves
Fleischmann
Eas
Nation
Deitsch
Mrs. Nation
Grand River
Grand Rapids
Mich
Rouge
Grand
Ninth ward
Foster-Winchester company
Siycums
Chinese minister advocates racial harmony at New York meeting
A large Calvary Baptist Church gathering heard Wu Tingfang and Rev. MacArthur speak on eradicating racism and religious intolerance. Letters of regret from McKinley and Roosevelt were read as Wu affirmed unity, noting he could not attend due to a prior engagement.
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New York
Baron and Baroness de
R. S$. MacArthur
Wu Ting Fang
MacArthur
Rabbi Silverman
Gen. James
McKinley
Roosevelt
Wu Ting Wang
temple of God
France
Spain
China
Lincoln
Wilberforce
Gladstone
Alexander NT
Russia
Baron and Baroness de Hirsch
Heber Newton
Joseph Silverman
Charles T. Walker
Dr. McArthur
C. H. Eaton
Samuel Schulman
Edwin Markham
West's Companions Held After Fatal Heal Wound
In Connellsville Pennsylvania March 27 coroner Frank H Taylor held an inquest into the death of William West who died at a hospital from a bullet wound in his heel. West was found on the bank of the Youghiogheny near New Kensington. His father said the man had been a safe cracker. David Maxwell George Williams and James Wilson were with West when shot. Ali asserted he caused his death by his own actions. The jury recommended Maxwell Wilson and Williams be held for further investigation and the prisoners were taken to Uniontown jail.
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West
Connellsville
Frank H. Taylor
Willian
ughtsgheny
Newon
David Maxwell
George Wilams
James Wilson
Maxwell
Wilson
Williams
Uniontown
Wueh
Saindies
Poston
Louis VLA
Adams
To Settle in North Dakota Chicago Prospective Settlers
About 1 700 to 1 800 people left Chicago for North Dakota to pursue homesteads and land development. They come from Ohio Indiana Pennsylvania Virginia Maryland Wisconsin and other states, including 300 to 400 members of the Dunkard German Baptist church.
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North Dakota
Chicago
Ohio
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Maryland
Wiheis
states
German Baptist church
Dunkards
To Be Presidential Post Offices List Readied
Washington March 27 The fourth class post offices in the presidential race have been advanced to new positions. Portram J Hant ings-Upon-Hudson Maston Williamston NC Roaring Springs PA Glennalen Graham VA Cameron and Persnboro WV are named in the order.
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Washington
Portram J. Hantings-Upon-Hudson
Maston
Williamston
N.C
Roaring Springs
Glennalen
Graham
Cameron
Pernsboro
W. Va
Former Senator Newell Released After Contempt Sentence
Atlantic City March 2 Former Senator William Newell proprietor of the Pleasantville Press who was sentenced to 60 days imprisonment and a $1900 fine for contempt of court was released from custody pending higher court action. The trial of oyster dredgers prompted his articles criticizing court and prosecutor. The Times Shanghai correspondent reports China refused to sign the Manchurian convention and may move its capital from Peking. Sing Sing to Ossining bill clears name change amid local discontent with prison notoriety.
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Newel
Atlantic City
William Newell
Pleasantville Press
higher courte
Newell
Ching
London
Shanghai
The
Times
Li Hang Chang
China
Pekin
Sing Sing
Odell
Ossining
Milton E Ailes New Secretary of the Treasury
Milton E. Ailes named the new secretary of the treasury, a historically rapid rise from the bottom of the ladder. At 26 he joined the department and has been praised as one of the ablest experts on national finance in the country.
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Milton E. Ailes
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Ailes
treasury department
reson
hids abitittes
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aasury
Church Leaders Plan Meeting With J P Morgan Over Mine Strike
Hazleton Pa March 26 Rev Walter Phillips of St Gabriel s and A T McAllister of the board of trade left for New York to seek an amicable adjustment of the threatened mine troubles between the anthracite miners and operators. Wilkes Barre and Stranton boards may join later but others indicated no pressing need to send reps. The Hazleton group aims to involve Archbishop Corrigan and Bishop Potter, with Mr J Pierpont Morgan, in a settlement plan through a conference set for 3 pm today.
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J. P. Morenu
Hazleton
Walter Phillips
St. Gabriel's church
A. T. McAllister
board of trade
New York
Wilkesbarre and
Stranton
boards of trade
J. Pierpont Morgan
Father Phillips
Bishop Potter
Archbishop Corrigan
Mr. Morgan
Dearduffs clumsy scheme ends in confession
William Dearduffs, 20, a Kansas City clerk, confessed to stealing $3100 in diamond rings from Edwards and Sloan wholesale jewelers. He claimed he acted alone, hid the loot in the basement, and sent a demand letter threatening to kidnap the jeweler’s son unless $1000 was paid.
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Kansas City
William Dearduff
Edwards & Sloan
Dearduff
Mr. Edwards
Lot
Edwards
Deartduff
dwards
Dearduf
Deardulf
hire
Deartuf
Kidnappers Try to abduct Edward McAvoy in Pa
In Wilkesbarre on March 27 two men seized year old Edward McAvoy from his father's yard. A chloroform soaked handkerchief was used but the boy revived and leaped from the back seat as the vehicle bounced along a country road. A passing carriage drew attention and the kidnapers fled on horses.
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Wilkesbarra
Edward McAvoy
Ni Suan
Yong McAvoy
Emperor William Assassination Probe Ends in Bremen
The Bremen attack by Dietrich Wieland is now fully investigated with no new evidence. Wieland remains in Bremen hospital for observation as the case is closed with no fresh motive disclosed.
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Emperor Williams
Eczema Cure Claim From Tin Pan Ad
A vintage advertisement promises a pain free cure for eczema and skin eruptions with a cream named for Agnon. It claims relief for itching bleeding and other symptoms within three to six nights and urges purchase from L. L. Pearre for 3 cents per application.
Philadelphia Ripper bills spark Senate voting clash
In Harrisburg the senate debated final passage of Philadelphia “ripper” bills with 41 yeas and 12 nays as Democrats largely supported the measures. A joint resolution proposed forming a committee to negotiate with coal operators and United Mine Workers over labor conflicts. Bills advancing covered banking real estate, flour and meat standards, and limits on bribery and narcotics. A poison sale record measure and a tobacco sale ban for minors also moved forward.
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Philadelphia
Ripper
Trarrisburg
senate
Henry
Yeas
Vaughn
Lackawanna
house
United Mine Workers
Guffey
Birmingham Tornado Toll Grows With Updates From Irondale
A Birmingham storm aftermath recounts updated death tolls from Irondale and surrounding areas. The tally rises to about eighteen with several missing presumed dead. dozens injured and extensive property damage across Birmingham and nearby towns including Chambers and Buena Vista Georgia.
Double Tracking Planned for Philadelphia and Erie Line
Rouble reports tracks for the Philadelphia and Erie railroad between Lock Haven and Keating and Youngsdale, citing Buffalo exposition and NY Central Pennsylvania linkage as reasons for double tracking. McCandless proposes dissolving the insurgents at a Harrisburg meeting, leaving without action.
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Lock Haven
Mareau 7
Philadelphia and Erie
Kesting
New York Central
Pennsylvania railroad
Keating and
Youngsdale
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