Mrs Louise Gibson Credits Vegetable Compound Cure
In a testimonial Mrs Louise Gibson says kidney troubles and other ailments left her after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Pills. She reports headaches and kidney pain vanished, energy returned, and health restored, urging others to try the product for female complaints.
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Pinkham
LOUISE pR GIBBON
Lydia Brinkham
Chitana
enuin
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Smallpox Outbreak Alarms Coatesville Pa Suburb
About 50 cases reported in Coatesville and suburb Rock Run with schools ordered closed and houses quarantined. Physicians and Dr Welsh urge precautions as illness, once thought to be chickenpox, grows steadier with cooler weather.
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Coatesville
Rock Run
Welsh
Philadelphia
Mob Nearly Lynches Brutal Suspect in McKinley Death
A 2000-strong mob besieged Butler County jail in an enraged effort to seize Joseph Bennett for brutally maltreating a six-year-old girl. Deputies and guards were injured, jail windows broken, and the courthouse area sealed off as police kept crowds at bay. Bennett’s victim is improving and is expected to recover barring infection.
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Butler
Joseph Bennett
John
Wagner
tabor
West Penn
Rainey Hoot
Joseph Dougherty
Louis Hill
George Klein
Hoon
Bennett
New York Banker Samuel Babcock Dies in Lenox
Samuel D. Babcock an 81 year old New York banker and Commercial Cable Company stockholder dropped dead last evening while walking along Lenox Main street on the way from the Lenox Club to his home. Heart failure listed as the cause of death.
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New York
Lenox
Mass
Samuel D. Babcock
Commercial Cable Company
Lenox Club
Land tax remitted in Batangas province
Manila September 15 The United States Philippine Commission remits the land tax for 1902 in Batangas Luzon due to war and cholera losses. Harrisburg September 13 Colonel William F. Richardson, keeper of the late arsenal, dislocated his left shoulder when thrown from a carriage with his family.
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United States
Philippine commission
Batangas
Luzon
Richardson
Harrisburg
ROUNDING UP FILIPINO BANDITS IN LUZON
Manila Sept 15 The native constabulary pursuing Rios bandits in Tarabas province Luzon killed 18 and captured 25 in four encounters. Rios vows never to be captured. Captain Bilo led Jadrones in Bulacan and was killed after refusing to surrender. Colonel Rafferty of the 10th Cavalry died from fall injuries and General Chaffee attended his bedside. Rafferty’s remains to be sent home. East Orange Sept 15 Clarence White electrician shot and killed by friend Edward Taylor who mistook him for a burglar. Taylor in custody.
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Tarabas
Rios
Bilo
Jadrones
Bulacan
riiepa
surgar
East Orange
N. J
End of Strike Far Off as Miners Stand Firm
The 19th week of the coal strike began at Shopandoab Pa with unions pledging to continue action until concessions are granted. General Corbin denies plans to withdraw troops or issue an order, while Governor Mitchell and saver Joown confirm no imminent action. Relief efforts keep miners fed and sheltered despite widespread talk of an impending resolution.
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Trippa
Stone
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Senator Platt
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Corbinj
Govarnier
Mitchell and saver
Harrisburg
Non-Union Miner Killed by Accidental Rifle Discharge
Hugh Black deputy at Lehigh Coal and Navigation No 4 stockade Nesquehoning fired by accident a Winchester rifle wounding Paul Haulick a non-union man who died from a chest wound. Coroner Fehler ruled accidental death. Also a Hungarian man named John Kaulsis sought protection after a beating near Manila Park as troops stood by.
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Greaet
Tamaqua
Winchester
Hugh Black
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company
No. 4 stockade
Nesquehoning
Paul Haulick
Fehler
eldentel
John_Kausls
Manila Park
Coaldale
Lansford
Horrible Deaths From Poison and Neglect Across Cities
In San Francisco a foundling home reports a baby killed by gin and carbolic acid after a well dressed man and a woman left the child in the home's yard. In Cumberland Maryland two men are found dead with carbolic acid and whiskey in pockets, with suggests of a possible murder or accidental poisoning.
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Golden Gate
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Whitkey
Cumberland
William G. Littie
UWhiesn tere
John, Steckman
Bynd- Iwan
Steckimen
Steckman
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