Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Local Aid Group
Mrs Ellen Ripley of the Grand Army of the Republic chapter in Minneapolis endorses Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound claiming cures for ulceration of the womb and related female troubles. The letter notes widespread endorsements and urges women to use the remedy, warning that a $5000 forfeit claims the letter is not genuine.
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Ellen Ripley
Ladies Aid
Grand Army of the Republic
No. 7
roth Ave
N. E
Minneapolis
Minn
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Prixham
E.ten Ripvey
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Mitchell says miners stay quiet awaiting developments
President Mitchell of the United Mine Workers expresses satisfaction with the calm stance as the Hazleton area watches the anthracite dispute. He notes miners remain quiet, finances are sound, and says settlements will be decided by the three executive boards while some foreign workers depart for Europe.
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Mitchell
Hirreel
Mulhesbarre Pa
Joan Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
stude
Hazleton
Muitchell
Philadelphia
Ho ans ceeper
Mitchel
Europe
New York
Infatuation Tragedy Near Hastings Man Kills Family
A young man William Austin, infatuated with 12 year old Abitha McCullough, killed her and four others at a lonely farm house near Hastings, then died by suicide. The crime, discovered by John Keller, left one living infant witness. Authorities report Austin's unrequited love spurred the deadly act.
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St Augustine
Fla
Abitha McCullough
William austin
Wiliam Wilkinson
Hastings
mrornin
John Keller
Wilkinson
Austin
Fraterville Mine Disaster Kills Up to 225 in Tennessee
In Tennessee, the Fraterville coal mine near Coal Creek suffered a gas explosion at dawn, trapping up to 225 workers. Rescue efforts faced a slate collapse, revealing a scene of a continuous tomb of death with no signs of life among those inside.
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Creed Tenn
Tennessee
LTS
Fraterville
William Morgan
Coal Creek district
Thistle mine
Coal Creek
Fraserville
Jong
Fugitives in Quebec and Tornado Toll in Texas
Montreal reports Colonel Gaynor and Captain Green winning the first extradition skirmish and returning to Quebec to fight the case, while a deadly tornado in Goliad Texas kills 98 and injures 143, demolishing 150 structures. Emergency rescue and morgue operations proceed as coffins arrive from surrounding towns.
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Migs
Viola Allen
Sheridan Knowles
Sletten
TEXAS
GAYNOR
GREEN
ermish
Montreal
Colonel Gaynor
Captain Green
United States
Quebec
Gale
allee
Vallee
Place Viger
Donald MacMaster
Carpenter
MacMaster
Last day in Cuba as U S occupation ends
On May 20 Havana reports the final evacuation details as Governor General Wood and aides clear desks and issue a few warrants. The treasury shows about 5577705 in cash and 1.58,407 in bonds turned over to the Cuban government amid official farewells and harbor visits by warship officers and consular staff.
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New Republic
Havana
Cuba
General Wood
Major Dunn
Captain Carpenter
Genera Wood
azamsi
Drowned in Killarney Lake During Storm
A party of thirteen tourists and boatmen perished when their boat wrecked on Killarney Lakes during a storm. Four ladies and five gentlemen tourists plus four boatmen were aboard. three corpses were found clinging to the wreck. Some passengers were identified as South Americans and English club members. The wreck was discovered near the spot where a Pennsylvania crew won last July.
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Killarney
Vax
Pennsylvania
Tickwietk Biesele Club
England
Former soldier cites atrocities in Philippines take no prisoners
Former Corporal Richard O'Brien of North Adams Massachusetts testifies before the innate committee on the Philippines about water cure abuses and a policy to take no prisoners. He describes killings of civilians in Igbaras and Naglo town, bullets described as dumdum, and the burning of a woman and two children, while noting officers issued the no prisoners order. He also mentions prisoners occasionally kept alive and says the army used explosive bullets. Dolliver defends Philippine government bill amidst Democratic opposition.
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Washington
Mar
Richarr
Drien
North Adams
Mass
Company M
Twenty Sixth
Philippines
innate committee on the
O Brien
Igbaras
O'Brien
Lo Nag
Panay
McDonald
Beveridge
Dolliver
senate
Tewa
Will Increase Pensions Washington May 20
The committee on invalid pensions reported favorably in the house. The senate failed to increase pensions for veterans with loss of limbs or total disability. About 7 000 people would be affected by the bill. the lowest proposed increase is $10 monthly.
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Chicago
Fen
Washington
house
yeserday
senate
United States
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