Three Chicago Doctors Promote Lydia E Pinkham Compound
A Chicago portrait feature promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for female ailments. A reader letter from Massirx L. LaMonte details three doctors failing to help for years, then credits five bottles of the compound with a full recovery. The notice urges women to try the remedy and seek Mrs Pinkham's free advice in Lynn, Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia
Pinkham
Massirx L. LaMonte
E. 31st St
Chicago
Lydia E. Pinkham
Miss LaMonte
Lydia EF. Pinkham
Roosevelt conference preserves trust policy and Cuba reciprocity stance
Senators Spooner Allison Aldrich Lodge and Postmaster General Payne met with President Roosevelt at Sagamore Hill to discuss the political outlook for western state visits. They endorsed his stance against tariff revision, affirmed support for trusts and reciprocity with Cuba, and noted no coal strike discussion or changes in national mood. The delegation arrived by private car, then returned to Long Island City after a brief visit.
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Roosevelt
Oro Bay
Spooner
Allison
Aldrich
Lodge
PayRS E
Sagamore Hill
Cuba
Long Island City
Baldwin
Long Island Railroad
Payne
Centre Island
Riot at the Presidio A new clash with soldiers
San Francisco reports a second riot at the Presidio as about 500 soldiers, angered by an attempt to close Adolph Redfield’s saloon, gathered and damaged the storefront. Redfield’s wife managed the site while he sought aid, allowing the mob to seize stock and cigars before a Presidio squad intervened with orders to fire warning shots.
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Presidio
San Francisco
Adolph Redfield
Redfield
notous
Henderson Declines at Variance With His Party
Dubuque Iowa September 17 Speaker D B Henderson declines nomination for congress after hours long conference with Republican chairman and friends stating his tariff views conflict with many in Iowa Republicans He asserts federal control of trusts and opposes free trade to protect American industries A letter to C E Albrook explains growing district sentiment and his decision to withdraw from the race Manovich shoots wife then flees as crowd gathers England benefits from US coal strike boosting British iron market with a large order for hematite iron ore
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Iowa
Dubuque
D. B. Henderson
congress
Henderson
Glasser
congressional committee
Albrooks
evecutive
C. E. Albrook
Mr. Henderson
Third
England
London
United States
Bnglfsh
Pittsburg
pis iron
Dramatized Eternal City Draws Religious Fire
Viola Allen to star in a dramatized version of Hall Caine's The Eternal City described as the most daring play from a religious viewpoint ever staged in America. The piece centers on a pope portrayed as the hero's father, a bold adaptation noted by readers of the novel.
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Hall Caine
Viola Allen
pope
BRR
Christian Scientists to Appeal Charter Decision in Pennsylvania
Philadelphia notes that Christian Scientists, denied a church charter by Judge Arnold on grounds of dual purpose, plan to appeal to the Pennsylvania Supreme Court. The group already holds charters in other cities under the same statute and disputes the judge’s cited rationale. Martial Law Repealed and Arms Act Introduced in the Cape Colony. Charles Coamer, a carpenter, died instantly after a fall at a Laughlin stock farm in Barrisonville.
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Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Philadelphia
Arnold
common pleas court
Mary Baker G Eddy
supreme court of
Christian Science
Mrs. Eddy
Eddy
Christian Science Journal
Case Town
John Gordon Sprigg
house of assembly
Barrisontilie
N. 1
Charles Coamer
Laughlin
Injunction Sought to Halt McGovern Corbett Fight
Louisville boxing controversy escalates as Attorney General Pratt files a suit for an injunction to stop the September 22 contest between Terry McGovern and Young Corbett at the Southern Athletic Club. The petition argues both fighters will use utmost force to disable foes, cites a 60 40 purse split, warns of a dangerous crowd and possible violation of state law. case before Judge Fields in Jefferson county.
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McGovern-Corbett
Louisville
Pratt
Terry McGovern
Young” Corbett
Southern Athletic Club
Hundreds Perished in Oregon Washington Forest Fires
Portland reports a growing list of forest fire victims across Oregon and Washington. Kalama and Vancouver areas show 38 and 36 dead respectively, with heavy losses spreading to nearby districts. $3,000,000 in property damage, plus vast timber tracts, and many families homeless or destitute. Odd Fellows elect R E Wight as deputy grand sire in Des Moines after a tight second ballot contest.
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Oregon
Washington
Portland
Ore
Gregson
Kalama
Wash
Vancouver
Odd Fellows
R. E. Wight
Tes Moines
R E Wight
Allentown
Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
W. Nye
Minneapolis
ES. Conway
Chicago
Operators Concede No Concessions Markley Stance Remains
New York September 17 The leading anthracite coal interests held a conference at the Philadelphia and Reading Company offices with presidents Baer Truesdale Fowler Walters and Olyphant, along with John Markle and Irving Stearns representing independent operators. Markle stated there will be no concessions and the position is unchanged since Mitchell’s proposals. Conditions are improving daily as more men return to work and coal is mined. He labeled concessions talks as foolish and stressed the only way to end the strike is workers returning to work.
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New York
inter
Philadelpha
Reading Company
Baer
Reading road
Truesdale
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Fowler
New York, Ontario and Western
Walters
Lehigh Valley
Olyphant
Delaware and Hudson
Irving Stearns
Coxe Brothers & Co
John Markle
Q B. Markle & Co
J. P. Morgan
Mitchell
Hanne
Strikers Mine Coal From Breaches Near Shenandoah
Thousands of tons of coal have been dug from breaches north of Shenandoah Pennsylvania as striking workers tunnel beneath the public road. Police protection was overwhelmed, and local officials including General Gobin offered limited aid while trespass and mining continues with crowds of workers at night and day.
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Shenandoah
tereabouts
Ringtown
cara fm
Kehley Rum
Thomas Coal Company
coal and Iron
Thomas Baird
General Gobin
Catawisse
Gobin
More Collieries Resume in Scranton Area
On September 17 the Delaware and Hudson Company began operations at three new collieries Conyngham Wilkesbarre Plymouth No 2 and Olyphant. The Ontario and Western resumes Pine Brook West Ridge Johnson 1 and 2. Total local operations rise to 19 collieries and 23 washeries with an estimated daily output of 20 006 tons.
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Scranton
Delaware and Hudson Company
Conyngham
Wilkesbarre
Plymouth
Ontario and Western Company
Pine Brook
West Ridge
Johnson
Priceburg
General Olyphant Dead In New Jersey
Adjutant General Alexander C. Olyphant of the New Jersey National Guard died yesterday at age 42. He will be buried with military honors this afternoon, with the Second Regiment and Battery 13 Field Artillery acting as color guard. The report also mentions boxing masses and a London dispatch noting unrest in the Capolic provinces with Borers in SteChoen.
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General Olyphant
Trenton
N. J
Alexander C. Olyphant
New Jersey National Guard
tomerrin
Field Artillery
MCort
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Tammany
Frank J. Goodwin
John C. Sheehan
greater New York Democracy
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