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Newspaper

Pratt City Herald

Location

Pratt City, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1900

Page

3

How Mothers may Help Their Daughters into Womanhood

A letter from Miss Pearl Goop of Seattle asks Mrs. Pinkham for guidance on irregular menstrual cycles that have stalled for months. She describes illness, poor color, and fatigue from overwork and seeks advice to restore regular menstruation and health.

Lydia F. Pinkham Miss Good Mrs. Pinkham Miss Pearl Goop R. Huth Avenue Yesler Way Seattle Wash

Officers and Miners Clash in Shenandoah Strike Bloodshed

A Philadelphia special reports a workers strike turn violent Friday afternoon when Sheriff Toole confronted a mob threatening miners on their way home. Arman and a young girl were killed, seven others wounded as the state ordered 2,710 troops from Harrisburg to restore order after six collieries were closed by strike leaders.

Philadelphia Sheriff Toole Schuylkill County Arman Sherif Toole National Guard of Pennsylvania Harrisburg Shenandoah

Massacre Report From Blagovestchensk Shocks Moscow Cables

London Standard correspondent reports a brutal massacre at Blagovestchensk carried out under Russian orders. The Chinese population of about five thousand was forced to cross the Amur River in batches. Those who resisted were shot or stabbed. many were drowned when flung into the river. Russian volunteers guarded the banks. no one escaped. The river bank lay littered with corpses for miles.

Moscow London Standard Blagovestchensk Amur Bari

Riot and mob violence report from Mane Held and Algiers

The article details two mob attacks with brutal acts against Elders Ephraim Bussinger and Silas Mott near Mane Held Ohio and a separate fatal assault on Edward Gurley in Algiers Louisiana. It also notes a census announcement by Director Meriam stating cities above 25 000 will have population bulletins and a projected US total near 76 million with 45 500 000 counted to date.

Manefield Mand Mane- Held Ephraim Bussinger BluMion Silas Mott Lima Erie Richland Volley Works Bassinger Moot Meriam Arkansas Alabama United States

Rockhill Seeks Withdrawal of American Troops

Pekin dispatch reports William Woodville Rockhill, U S special commissioner, has conferred with Mr. Conger but not yet with Prince Ching. He plans to advise Washington to withdraw U S troops as swiftly as safety allows.

Trockhill Pekin William Woodville Rockhill United States Mr. Conger Prince Ching Washington

Alabama Democratic slate for pres electors announced

The secretary of the late state Democratic convention sent the Democratic nominees for president and vice president to the secretary of state. The letter lists state at large electors John Telly and Willum W. Kirkland with alternates John Meliiley yldoin G. Wile liam, and districts 1 through 9 with their respective alternates. A second item notes Jossery Plant may be established near Taskalosa by a Rosenau-led firm, considering hosiery production, with operation expected in sixty days.

Mow John Telly Willum W. Kirkland John Meliiley Francis Ge Gath Mike Solley Edmond L. Edmondson Yipton Mullins Edward S. Lyman James W. Strother M.N. Manning Albert Willet James Pearce D. H. Nicholson Liernate O. Allman J. H. Nathan Taskalosa Dave L. Rosenau Tuskaloosa

Hill of History and Political Drift in Alabama Notes

A description of the old Landman cotton yard on Franklin street in Huntsville marking the site of Alabama’s first capitol and 1819 territorial legislature sessions. Mention of Judge Walker, the push for statehood, and Wills Brower’s split with Col. Thompson over party alignment. Also reports Rev. A J Briggs’s death in Greenville and Governor Johnston’s party return from Portsmouth after naval ceremonies for the Alabama and Kearsarge.

Landman Franklin Street Hunteville Alabama Walker

Prominent People Across Nations and Eras

A collage of remarks on notable figures including the Duke of Saxe Colurgotha with an insurance note, Professor Thang Davidson of Cambridge, and General Joseph Wheeler with claims of battles. It mentions the Earl of Dysart presenting plans for cottagers, Emperor William, former President Harrison on law study, President Louis Napoleon, Major Marchand, editorials, and Chaffee’s education and military prep. The tone surveys varied careers, titles, and duties from Europe to America.

Profesenr ‘Thang Davidson Cribridge Musa Wollebmuwit Atethor Leether Joseph Wheeler Earl of Dysart Muse Willan Berlin Harrison Acheliever Mitint Hue Jong Louhbet France Wen Marchand Chaffee Hing West Point

Shortage of seed and fodder worries British Africa

London correspondents report a severe seed and forage shortage in the Transvaal and Grange Colony. Duranite seed has been abandoned for eight months and only enough supplies remain for current needs. If war extends or a calamity occurs, imports must arrive before next planting season to feed horses and cattle and sustain transportation to distant供应 points.

South Africa London Transvaal Grange

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