Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for Kidney Trouble
Woman's Kidney troubles are grave and early treatment is essential. Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is promoted as the sole women's remedy for kidney derangements, with letters from grateful users claiming relief from backache bearing down pain and urinary symptoms.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
womaan
Samuel Frake
Prospect Plains
XN. J
Pinkham
J. W. Leng
Third Avenue
New York
Lydia
Mirs
Yough Piano Offer Stresses Standard Pitch Across Venues
A promotional paragraph extols Yough Piano as the sole instrument fit for theme concerts opera houses lodges and Sunday schools. It cites concert pitch as essential for singers and praises the instrument’s tone volume durability and suitability for music lovers, noting displays at Birely's Palaces of Music Corset Market and Church Streets.
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Birely
Print Shop Probe Finds Public Printer Biased in Typesetting Deal
Roosevelt ordered an inquiry into the 72 machine contract between Lanston Monotype and the government printing office. The Keep commission urged caution but found no corrupt payment, noting partiality by the Public Printer and attributing maladministration to the purchase. The Roosevelt memo approves the report except on the contract’s disposition.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Washington
L- presitert
amerass
te Mergenthaler Typesetting Machine company
Prister
Heep commission
Lanston Monotype company
Lansten
Mergenthaler
Lanston
A. P. Marston
W. H. Tapley
E. ¥. Bushnell
Marston committee
Meisenhaler
Washing Without Water Like Trrinx to Get Rid of Dandrot
An advertisement claims a soap product named Herpicide cleans without water and cures dandruff by a scalp germicide. It asserts the formula is the only genuine germicide and is sold by leading druggists. Readers are asked to send stamps for a sample to The Herpicide Co. in Detroit, Michigan, care of J A Williamson, Special Agent.
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Trrinx
Nerbro
Herpicide Co
Deiroh
Mich
J. A. Williamson
Arranging Armistice Hope Grows in Tokyo as Envoys Meet
Reports from New York describe Baron Komura ill and the Japanese peace mission delaying public events at the Waldorf Astoria. Russian plenipotentiaries Witte and Roses visited Washington before sailing to Hamburg, with escorts from the state department and Marine Corps.
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Komura Hi
New York
Cass
Washington
Giotts
Japa White fh
ay pe
Oruener
mear
I oth
Fiekt Mar
Linevitch
noun
meg iney oe
Kai Yuan
Baron Kamura III
Baron Kamura
Waldorf-Astoria hotel
Sato
Paron Komura
William B_ it¢chard
Jenyny
Komura
Seattle
Wash
Mr. Witte
Baron Roses
Wirte
Hamburg
Loomis
state department
Charles M. McCawley
Marine Corps
White House
uum
capitol
congressional library
Mount Vernon
Arlington
Rock Creek Park
York
American
Tokio Quiet Now As Unrest Subside
The city remains quiet and public excitement and apprehension ease as political agitation wanes. Accurate tallies of killed and injured are hard to obtain with many wounded sent home. The Barristers’ Association gathers figures and may publish a full report later. Martial law has kept order with no further armed clashes.
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Tokio
Barristers’ Association
Sakuma
Riots Continue in Tiflis as Troops Fight Pillaging Incendiarism
Reports say still rioting in Tiflis with troops and police battling to prevent incendiarism and pillage. The Technological Institute director in Baku pleaded for food and aid, while Armenian villages in Zanzenrshi were reported wiped out and many people wounded or starving. Kurdish forces totaling 4099 reportedly joined Tartars along the Alaz river bank, delaying relief efforts.
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Batafring
palice
Technological Institute
Baku
Zanzemrshi
Unclear OCR fragment about Lemuel Thomas’s son and bribe
Fragmentary report mentions Seth and Thomas family links to Lemuel Thomas. Details are garbled with possible bribery reference and a person named Hermis. No clear event date or location is readable.
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Seth
Thomas
hoysie Hermis
Lemuel Thomas
Thomas ovite
Armenian and Tartars Reconcile in Shusha Report
The viceroy protests to Persian authorities and reports say Armenians and Tartars in Shusha have reconciled. Population disarmed. foreign residents return home. General Takaischwils telegraphs disorders ceasing.
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Shusha
Takaischwils
Nelson Defeats Britt In Eighteenth Round Stoppage
In San Francisco on September 11 the Chicago fighter Battling Nelson knocked out Edward Britt of San Francisco in the 18th round. Nelson pressed throughout, absorbing blows yet rallying each time, delivering a decisive stomach and jaw combination that ended the bout as Britt collapsed.
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Dane
San Francisco
Nelson
Chicago
Eaward Britt
Colm
Roger Graney
alw
Britt
tiose
m. Britt
mute son speaks after years of deafness and speech loss
The Bennet family of Pleasant near Bangor recalls their son Ford Bennet who after years of deafness and mutism began to hear at the Pennsylvania Deaf and Dumb Institute and later learned to speak with the aid of training. His parents celebrate the first clear speech since the onset of his condition four years ago.
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Mivord Benney
Caleb Benet
Pleasant
Banger
Pennsylvania Deaf and Dumb Institute
Philadelphia
Ford
beachers
Palma Renominated in Cuba Presidency Bid
Havana reports President Palma was unanimously renominated for the Cuban presidency. Mendez Capote won the vice presidential nomination. The platform backs a five year extension of the reciprocity treaty with the United States and outlines amendments in mutual interest, omitting the Platt amendment.
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Cuba
Havana
Palma
Mendez Capote
United States
Severe fighting in Morocco prompts protection measures in Tangier
In Tangier American Minister Samuel R. Gummer and several European residents evacuated to the city center at the urging of Moroccan authorities who pledged security amid ongoing clashes in the surrounding districts. Also reported Havana debates the Cuba Britain treaty amid strong anti ratification sentiment and a yellow fever outbreak in New Orleans and surrounding towns with rising case counts and deaths.
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Tangier
Samuel R. Gummere
surds
Marcor
Explosion destroys Rand powder mill near Fairchance
Rand powder mill at Fairchance six miles south of Uniontown was wiped out by a massive explosion. Seventeen workers were killed and many townspeople injured as blast waves shattered windows from Connellsville to Uniontown. Train No. 52 narrowly escaped destruction. six explosions followed, and debris burned across 16 acres. Identification proved difficult as mangled remains and clothing fragments were scattered, with several bodies recovered in damaged clothing. Police say cause may never be known but likely a spark igniting dynamite and powder.
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Coppellainle
Rand
Fairchance
Uniontown
mena
m Tallon
wb Waterstraw
Kgm
McIntyre
Albert Wo. Humphrines
George Liewe Underwood
Ebner Hughe Woods
James Breakhian
Korze Martin
Bathmore & Ohio railroad
Western Pennsylvania Traction company
Baltimore & Ohio
Rand mills
Elected Officers Named Across Several Cities
The record lists newly chosen officers including vice president Gaynor in Boston and treasurer Canty in Brooklyn with selections in Chicago Philadelphia Des Moines Bloomington Canton and Washington for the next convention.
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dent
Botany
Boston
Gaynor
Muncie
Ind
Brooklyn
Geary
Chicago
Winkleman
Washington
Quinn
Philadelphia
Des Moines
M. T. Finsan
Bloomington
Canton
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PEARRE'S
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rly
Frederick County
STUDEBAKER
JOHNSTON
BRADLEY
Uarroll Street
Frederick
Bid
EDWIN DEVILBISS
Sides S. AMOS TRYER
Keep Commission
Lincoln
Kentucky
United
G. WARING TYSON
Carroll and Patrick Streets
Staff of Life
all merchanta
ERNEST HELFENSTEIN
Yi. Patrick Sr
Frederick, Md
Oyame
Plenipotentiary
TIFLIS
EDWARD R. THOMAS
FINE RACING STABLES
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MOROCCO
England
foreign relations committee
the
senate
trea
Britain
New Orleans
new TV
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Tallulah
Kenner
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Bryan
Bennett
New Haven
Conn
Alexander F. Irvine
William J Brean
Phil. St. Bennett
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Brean
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