Pinkham's Compound Claimed To Conquer Tumors In Women
Historic testimonial piece claims Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound can shrink tumors and relieve fibroid growths. Letters from women across the United States describe recovery after medical doubt and extended suffering, urging readers to seek the remedy and advice from Mrs. Pinkham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
May Fry
W. Colfax Ave
South Bend
Ind
Pinkham
B. F. Bayes
Ruggles St
Boston
Mass
Mrs. Pinkham
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Lydia E
Wynn. Mass
Lydia BE. Pinkham
Reid's Rough Road to America Poet Laureates
Ambassadors in London discuss American poetry as a poet laureate laments a sparse modern scene. Whitelaw Reid defends American public life while noting Tennyson’s era and Twain’s deathbed quip. A Norfolk dispatch places Twain aboard the yacht Kanawha with Roberson kin and guests, where a near collision prompts a boastful denial from a Sylvester passenger amid a crowded scene at Hampton Roads.
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America
Ambessedor
Wilfrad
Dovehoster Eigse
London
Sax ii
Lender
New York
Americh
Nnt
Whitelavy Reid
Inutente
Aimerica Commie
Tennyson
Loni Tennyson
Cider From Water Promises New Elder Beverage
Colorado man proposes making cider from watermelons and butter from cantaloupes, a plan described as cheaper and better than apple cider. He envisions a new plant in operation next fall, with state senator Rocky Mountain City Times cited as championing the idea to supply the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Down East
Denver
City Timestate
United States
No Need to Cry The Jumble of Speech in a Barroom Tale
A garbled dialogue piece presents fragmented lines about eating and hitting, with unclear speakers. The text appears as a phonetic reminiscence or transcription error, offering little coherent narrative or identifiable people or events.
Curry the Fearless Pack Train Governor of New Mexico
Washington reports Captain George Curry, veteran of the Rough Riders, named governor of the territory of New Mexico. Described as fearless, Curry led a pack train through Philippine terrain, manhandling packs when a mule failed, and shared grit in recon missions against insurrectionists. He rose from sheriff to captain and later served in the customs service before Samar relief work. The president keeps in touch with Curry and his Rough Rider allies.
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Roosevelt
George Curry
Sumuar
New Mexico
Washington
New York Post
Curry
White House
Mexico
Arizona
Tie
Rough Riders
Cuba
Philippines
Charse
Eleventh Cavalry
Bates
Cavite
Batangas
Jack Tifares
Fourth Cavalry
Wheaton
Islands
Gistan
Gorze
Souriy
Trayes
Menna
Corrs
Forestten Carr
Theatrical Performance in Esperanto
A fragmented report notes a congress of Esperansis in Aweust and a performance in Es at a venue. Details are unclear but indicate an organized cultural event featuring Esperanto themed theatre.
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Esperanto
Drrieg the
Has Wbuze
Jamd
Toopeete
Uts At & Thegier
Williams Testimony Details Senate Inquiry and Capitol Bribery Allegations
Harrisburg May 1 sensational testimony in a capitol investigation ties exRepresentative St Marshall Williams of Pittsburg to a proposed share of a 2 million dollar capItol furnishings contract. Williams claims a $10,000 loan from a New York source and blocks questions about a $425 payment by a national official, with references to Senator Penrose and Congressman Cassel. He sought aid from Penrose to land subcontracts while Huston and Sanderson shaped the deal, but Williams says promises were not kept and details remain disputed.
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Williams
Sanderson
Joseph M. Huston
Capitol
Board of Public Grounds and Buildings
Wiliams
Penrose
Senator Dewalt
New York
Dewalt
Pennsylvania State Board of Trade
Cassel
Congressman Cassel
Nhe
Commission
H. Burd Cassel
Congress
Lancasteristrict
Pennsylvania Construction Company
Marietta
Charles J
Cassel Concern
Pen-rose
Huston
Huster
Fey
Trae
Ivatiens
Schnapps Tobacco Quality vs Imitations Warning
The advertisement stresses Schnapps tobacco is made entirely from Piedmont flue cured tobacco with genuine seals on tags. It warns against numerous imitations selling as Schnapps, noting inferior air cured interiors, urges consumers to verify the S C H N A P P S lettering, and promotes Schnapps as superior and cost effective at 50c per pound.
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Piedmont
Piedmont Region
Contempt Claim Over Witness Refusal In Commission Case
The commission disclosed two pieces of information about a money transfer tied to a November 1905 scheme amid the two cent fare fight. Williams insisted on revealing a witness who supplied $10,000, while Attorney Scarlet said witnesses would be called later for cross examination. Dewatt warned that exposing the supplier's name could trigger contempt under the act of assembly.
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Sengtar Dewatt
Act of Assembly
WIFE MURDERER HANGED IN FER GULD CASE AT CASIEN
A man named Boccia was executed for the murder of his intended wife in a planned crime born of arranged marriage pressure. The scheme involved displacing blame onto a young woman, but she resisted and the crime failed until the wife’s actions exposed the plot. The case reflects foreign influence fears and financial motive amid a troubled betrothal.
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Casien
Flay
Boccia
Ioccia
CIA
Teecia
Aries
Baseball Scores Tease AL and NL Results
Baseball scores from the American and National Leagues appear garbled but hint at Washington beating New Orleans and Cincinnati 3 1, with Brooklyn, Chicago, and New York games listed in unclear form. TriState League notes Lancaster and Trenton as readable items amid the rest.
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Evlerda
Washington
New oReee
Porinn
Tritaion
Brooklyn
I. Chirace
Cimemamati
Irehnce
Levies Ram
New York Sastion
Lancaster
Trerier
Palmer guilty of manslaughter at ocean race incident
Palmer was convicted of manslaughter after a fatal crash during a race on April 24. The prosecution tied the death to his refusal to stop singing when ordered, leading to a high speed collision with another racer. Robert Cougs named as a key witness in the trial.
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Babes
Robert Cougs
Hose Stoker
Deptinn
Palmer
Chowan
Becavuse
Rhode Island Day at Fair Opens Jamestown Building
The Rhode Island state building at the Jamestown Exposition grounds officially opened by Governor Higgins with the Rhode Island commission and officials in attendance. Higgins, noted as the youngest governor, delivered the opening address praising Virginia’s hospitality and expressing gratitude to the people of Virginia.
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Norfolk
Rhode Island State Building
Higgins
Rhode Island Commission
Rhode Island
Virginia
Blodgett
Supreme Court of
Union
Flour For Famine Sufferers in Northeastern China
Crowds cheer as the government transport Buford sails from Folsom Street dock carrying 4,080,690 pounds of American flour for famine relief in Northeastern China. The shipment was organized by the Christian Herald of New York and accompanied by the army tug Slocum and the 23d Infantry Band.
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San Francisco
Slocum
Buford
Folsom Street
China
Christian Herald
New York City
Peace Conference Secures Hope Amid Arms Debate
The Houston Post comments on peace versus war as nations debate disarmament and the chance to win peace at a forthcoming conference. Methodist Bishops Conference convenes in Jacksonville for a two day educational session at the Mills Women’s College.
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Houston Post
Methodist Bishops Cenfer
Jacksonville
Methodist Bishops of the
United States
Ilinails Women’s College
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