Cure Story From Silver Lake Templars Woman
Mrs Haskell of Silver Lake Massachusetts recounts a nearly fatal fight with inflammation and ulceration. After years of pain she credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after nearly two months of use. She urges other sick women to try it.
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AFL Adjourns After 19 Days of Labor Convention
San Francisco delegates report the 23rd AFL convention adjourned sine die after 19 days. President Gompers hailed it as memorable and significant to the labor movement. Debate over reappointing the legislation committee in Washington sparked sharp exchanges and ire at Senators Platt Morgan and others. Rev Thomas Smith, Confederate veteran and longtime chaplain, dies in Denver at 81.
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Morgan on Panama ousted from canal committee
Washington dispatch details Senate debate over Panama and Cuba questions, Morgan of Alabama removed from the inter-oceanic canals committee, Hanna succeeds him, and Morgan accuses the president of secret plans. The scene includes discussion of Hay treaty implications and U S conduct toward the isthmus. Nearby items report a Boston book store raid and a nitroglycerin plant explosion in Emporium, with casualties.
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Horace Vose and the Presidents Turkey Tradition
Horace Vose of Rhode Island has supplied the White House with Thanksgiving turkeys for thirty years without seeking political favors. The article notes his long-running service and the nation’s reliance on free birds despite high prices for others.
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Rhode Island
Will Build Orphans Home Plan Tied to Testator
Executors and trustees are instructed to carry out the will as if the codicil were valid. A letter signed by Léuise Elking Ida Ay Elkins Trier Eleanore Elkins Widener and George W. Elks confirms acceptance. General Wagner acknowledged receipt and officers of the corporation would confer with signers about executing the work. WOOD INQUIRY IN CU.
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Léuise Elking
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Widener
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Washington committee to nominate officers named
Fragmentary note indicates committee on a form of interstand to be one of the officers General Wood is said to have asked to be called Major and related to appointed positions.
Fitzsimmons Gardner Title Bout Set for Mechanics Pavilion
San Francisco reports the light welterweight championship bout between Bob Fitzsimmons and George Gardner will be staged tomorrow night at Mechanics Pavilion under Yosemite Club auspices. Contenders weigh 168 pounds, with Fitzsimmons the betting favorite at 10 to 6. Referee Eddie Graney praised Fitzsimmons training, while Gardner claims strength enough to counter any punches.
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San Francisco
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George Gardner
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Yosemite Club
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Alameda
Sailors Taken by Force Alleged Piracy Case
Captain Joseph Smith of the schooner W. BodALTuck reports four crewmen he shipped were seized by force by members of the Atlantic Coast Seamen's Union at Elizabethport. A steam launch with twelve men boarded the vessel as he returned from shore. Smith says the act was piracy and will seek warrants for all twelve attackers.
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Shot at Gunners Two Men Are Charged
In Waterford, Nov. 4, William Botier and George Thompson were held on bail by Justice Booger for assault with intent to kill after a rabbit hunt near Chesilhurst ended with both sides firing. Bailey and companions fled. Bailey fired when pursued, injuring both assailants. Defense claims Bailey fired first. Buffalo Box Factory Burned in Buffalo on Nov. 24. loss around 130000, factory on 3.5 acres, adjacent fires contained, railroad yard traffic halted for two hours.
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William Botier
George Thompson
Justice of the Peace
Booger
Edward Bailey
Chesilhurst
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Butler
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Police Clash With Mob On State Street Carline Riot
Chicago witnesses a street battle as police clash with rioters on the State Street carline. Police use clubs and revolvers. few seriously hurt though many casualties from contusions. Rioters carried off by friends as reports note clashes during ongoing negotiations elsewhere.
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Four Men Survive Shipwreck Off Tomales Bay After Lifeboat Breaks
A copper-hulled vessel bound for San Francisco strikes rocks near Tomales Bay in a dark storm. Nine men escape in a lifeboat when the rope breaks, later rescued by the Scotia. Four survivors reach San Francisco then build a raft in hopes of washing ashore. Captain and eight sailors remain missing as chaos reigns on a perilous coast.
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