Favorite Prescription Restores Health and Beauty Claims
An ad style fragment cites Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription claiming to treat female weakness and diseases unique to women. It features a testimonial from Mrs Mae Brown of Canton Fulton Co describing uterine issues, heavy bearing down, backache, and drains, praising the remedy after five bottles and noting the Common Sense Adviser offer sent free or for a one cent stamp.
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paris
Mae Brown
Canton
Fulton Co
ius ‘i
rand
Pierce
Beyse of
Mothers Friend Promises Peaceful Sleep for Babies
A 25 cent article touted as Stranger than Fiction sells nationwide. It claims to calm fretful infants, strengthen weak babies, and transform sickly children into romping youngsters. Mothers praise its effects, and the ad asserts one use means never needing another. Victor Ixy relief is advertised as the remedy.
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Victor
Public Interest and Telegraph Convention Costs
A fragment notes that public interest claims must follow rules like the international telegraph convention. It suggests that a bi policy will be sustained only if justified, arguing that the outcome would be a large expense to the state.
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international ‘telegraph ‘convention
Mother's Friend liniment praised for easing childbirth
A Tampa hotel proprietor notes his wife’s second pregnancy required less effort and the baby arrived easily with Mother's Friend rubbed externally on the abdomen. The advertisement claims it prevents rising or swelling and relieves morning sickness and other pregnancy discomforts.
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Tampa
Fla
peng
Atlanta
Britain Venezuela break may come this week
London reports diplomatic relations with Venezuela on the verge of severance. The British minister at Caracas may be sent his passport at any hour as Caracas hardens its stance. Officials fear a rupture could lead to hostilities, though war is not presently anticipated.
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Great ‘Britain
London
Great Britain
Venezuela
Caracas
Downing street
Cuba
United States
Washington
war department
department of state
Estrada Palma
Squiers
Ye state department
Root
Secretary Root
Baseball Scores Yesterday in the American and National Leagues
Scores show Boston 5 Athletic 1 in the first game and 5 3 in the second. Baltimore 9 Washington 4 in the first and 14 3 in the second. Cleveland not scheduled. Advertising makes business.
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Boston
Athletic
Baltimore
Washington
Cleveland
businsse
Troops Ordered as Strikers Stir Shenandoah Violence
Gov Stone directs Thirteenth Regiment to Scranton for duty in the strike region amid mob unrest in Shenandoah and nearby towns. Reports describe dynamite explosions at Ola Forge and mob actions injuring officials as troops disperse crowds and release arrested coal pickers after bail is obtained.
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Lackawanna
Stone
Shenandoah
Harrisburg
Thirteenth
Gothih
Scranton
Louis A.Watres
New ‘York
C . Stillwell
Wilkesbarre
Sheritt Schach
Lackawanna county
Pennsylvania Coal” Company
Ola
William 45
Miles McAndrew
cjair
Berkeiser
Ontario and Western Company
Priceburg
Hungarien
Beddall
tesa
Girard
Gobin
Pennsylvania
Twelfth Regiment
Clement
Pottsville
ENCAMPMENT OF GRAND ARMY PROMISES RECORD turnout
The Grand Army of the Republic at Washington promises the encampment will be the most successful ever held. President Roosevelt is expected to attend to review the parade. The program begins Sunday Oct 5 with patriotic services in churches and ends the following Friday with the final business session and election of a new commander in chief, succeeding General Torrance.
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Grand Army ‘of the Republic
Washington
Roosevelt
Torrance
Young caught in Derby recognizing fugitive Hooper Young
William Hooper Young, linked to the murder of Mrs Pulitzer, was found in Derby, denied identity at first, then confessed after a confrontational interview with Max Levy and Detective Sgt. Edward Hughes. He agreed to return to New York without requisition papers.
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Derby
Conn
William “Hooper
Young
New York
WILLIAM MOOPER YOUNG
Anna Nelson Pulitzer
Pulitzer
Wiliam Hooper Young
Max Levy
Brocklinend
Edward Hughes
Hooper
Levy
Frere
Lévy
Tam
cmcer
Trunk contents reveal bloody clues in apartment case
A trunk found at Young's apartments contained a bloody knife and clothing saturated with blood, with three pairs of men’s shoes, women’s garments, and a torn bed cover, suggesting violent crime. Investigators noted that items missing from the Young residence were inside the trunk. the scene implied a brutal discovery and ongoing inquiry.
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Young
stilletto
Titus
Young apartments
Destitute Boers Get Aid as Botha Appeals for Support
Rotterdam Sept 23 General Botha told a gathering yesterday he had received 300000 in aid for destitute Boers from Arthur White an American and urged others to help. He said the aim was to obtain compensation for destroyed property and to aid about 16000 wounded many unable to work and for those who had lost.
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Rotterdam
Generail Botha
Arthur White
Jackson
Callahan
Long’s Creek
Garden Denton
Harrison McDaniel
Burton
Willie Burton
Bud Thompson
Rhodes Hall
Fairmount
W. Va
sas
Stafford
New Central Coal Company
Stewart
The Will: Tell The Arhole Story
Unclear fragments describe a tale about an apparent accomplice and a person named Young. The text hints at unreliability and buried information in a cryptic quote. No verifiable details on people, places, or events are present.
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will
arhole
eal . Krom
Young
President Roosevelt in Detroit Parade Receives Ovation
Roosevelt’s two day Detroit visit ended with a banquet by Spanish War Veterans at Light’s Guard Armory attended by about 600 guests. He praised veterans, lauded Cuba and the Philippines, then rode in the parade with British Grenadiers as crowds cheered. estimates exceed 150000 along the route. Separate reports note a fatal quarrel in Jackson Kentucky, mine explosions in Fairmount West Virginia killing four, a Pittsburgh editor shot, and cholera still raging in the Philippines with American cases reported.
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Detroit
Sept
Roosevelt
suard Armory
Cuba
Orin
Philippines
Katipunan
sara AWinideor
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