Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Cited in Woman's Recovery
A Creston Iowa woman reports long inflammation and pain relieved by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after other medicines failed. She praises the product's herbal formula and recommends it to other suffering women. The ad notes thousands of testimonials and offers free confidential advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Creston
Ilona
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. WM. Stars
W. Howard St
Iowa
President Taft Aide Receives Two Old Fashioned Quilts
Major Archie Butt, aide to the president, will have two traditional quilts in his Washington home. A Georgia contest organized by Albert Howell Jr. selected 278 entries. The winning designs are Sunflower and Hexagon. The quilts were chosen to honor Butt’s Georgia trip and will be sent to Howell’s office for examination.
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Atlanta
Archie Butt
Washington
Georgia
Taft
Albert Howell Jr
Major Butt
Howell
Washington State
White House
Paper crisis looms as Canada holds pulp wood power
Senate hearing hears John Norris of the American Newspaper Publishers Association warn that only by adopting the paper clause of the reciprocity treaty with Canada can cheap paper and a domestic print industry be secured. He cites Canadian export bans and provincial controls as pressuring U S mills and proposes free wood exchange as a remedy.
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Associated Press
Washington
Canada
United States
John Norris
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Senate Finance Committee
Norris
Quebec
America Senate
Hale
Mann Committee
Gifford Pinchot
New York State
Pennsylvania
Minnesota
Vermont
New Hampshire
Maine
Heat Kills Fan at New York Baseball Game
Edmund F Bierbaum collapsed and died in his seat at the American League Park during the New York vs Pittsburgh game. Officials cite heat induced heart failure amid a string of prostrations as temperatures reached 83 degrees with several others overcome by the heat.
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Associated Press
New York
Edmund F. Bierbaum
Motherhood Comforted by Mothers Friend Emulsion
The ad promotes Mother's Friend a lubricating oil emulsion for external use to ease pregnancy and aid recovery. It claims to prepare the system for the onset of labor and reduce suffering, urging purchase at druggists and offering a free book for expectant mothers from Bradfield Regulator Co of Atlanta Georgia.
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Brug
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta, Ga
Confirmation at St Marys Taylor 120 Confirmed
The Right Reverend N A Gallagher bishop of Galveston presided over confirmation at St Marys Catholic church Taylor. A class of 120 was confirmed and services continued past noon. Assistants included Rev Theodore Drees and Rev Precker. G B Brieger began work on a new convent at East Fourth and Elliott streets.
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Galveston
G. B. Brieger
St. Mary
East Fourth and
Elliott Streets
Negro man Owen Kiese dies at 110 in Luling Texas
Special to the Light Luling Texas May 23 Uncle Owen Kiese a negro died at his home here yesterday He was said to be 110 years old He served as slave and servant to many distinguished southerners including the late J J Storey Pioneer Taylor Man Dies Taylor Texas May 23 H G G Smith 51 a pioneer resident and lawyer of Taylor died Sunday afternoon and was buried Monday in City cemetery He was born in Fayette county and came to Taylor in 1883 He is survived by his wife formerly Miss Lula Peterson two brothers John Smith Fort Worth and J E Smith Austin county two sisters Mrs M Friedenhaus Houston and Mrs W A Livingston Elgin
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Laling
Tex
Owen Kiese
J. J. Storey
Taylor
H. Gg. Smith
Mr. Smith
Fayette County
Lula Peterson
Hallettsville
John Smith
Fort Worth
J. E. Smith
Austin County
M. Friedenhaus
Houston
W. A. Livingston
Elgin
Woman mountain climber Peck seeks continent's summit
New York May 23 Miss Annie S Peck the woman climber will leave for Panama next week to search unknown Andean summits for a top higher than Aconcagua on the Argentina Chile border. After four years she reached Mount Huascaran but later measurements lowered its height below Aconcagua. Five horses were found diseased and to be examined by a veterinarian while old and disabled animals are moved to a humane society pasture. Drivers request another week to improve their stock.
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New York
Annie S. Peck
Panama
Andes
Aconagua
Argentina
Chile
North
South America
Huasacaran
Humane Society
The
Humane Society Plans Public Fountains for Horses
The Texas State Humane Society, through its local branch, will erect public drinking fountains in the city to care for old, disabled, and diseased horses once diseased animals are removed. Veterinarians warn glanders is incurable and spreads rapidly, even to humans. E M Collins, mounted humane officer, conducts citywide investigation and reports progress finding a remarkable situation.
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Texas State Humane Society
E. M. Collins
Mounted Humane
Widow Kennedy assigns interest in estate to Texas man
Mrs. 8 G Kennedy of Leadville Colorado says she is widow of mining millionaire W B Stratton and assigns a quarter of her claim against his estate to R L Parker of Center Texas. Parker then assigns half of his interest to Rufus Trice of Center Texas. Parker is county clerk of Shelby County Texas and records hint at a 1874 marriage between Kennedy and Stratton in St Augustine Texas.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Mhs
G. Kennedy
Leadville
Stratton
R. L. Parker
Center
Texas
Parker
Rufus Trice
Tex
Shelby County
French Industrialist Held on Deportation Claim
Ferdinand Darrent Dabbadie an iron manufacturer from Evereaux France and Helena Benoit his former governess were seized from the Lake Champlain on arrival in Quebec May 23. They used aliases Mr and Mrs W F Wye and denied identity until questioned separately then admitted who they were and said they were not married awaiting an examining board decision on deportation.
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Quebec
Ferdinand Darrent Dabbadie
Evereaux
France
Lake Champlain
Helena Benoit
W. F. Wye
Seguin Hold Convict's Funeral After Escape Incident
Harvey King, an escaped inmate, surrendered to officers in Seguin Texas. The white accomplice who attempted to flee and was fatally shot by an officer was buried yesterday with a flowered grave site attended by many women.
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Seguin
Tex
Harvey King
Alaskans Plan Unauthorized Coal Mining expedition
Nearly 100 Cordova residents departed for the Bering River coal fields near Katalla to stake claims and mine coal for local merchants and Alaska towns. They raised funds by subscription and intend to work the mines immediately without government action, threatening to mobilize a force if opposed. The party sailed in four launches and a barge.
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Associated Press
Cordova
Alaska
Bering River
Katala
Here
Alaska coal claims delay prompts Taft appeal
A Seattle protest resolves to speed up adjudication of Alaska coal claims and urges President Taft to take action. The gathering notes frustration over the slow process and seeks executive intervention to resolve the dispute.
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THE
Associatedness
Seattle
Wash
Alaska
Taft
Alaska coal lands withdrawal order urged by citizens
A mass meeting adopted a resolution calling for executive action to withdraw Alaska coal lands from entry. The measure highlights hardships from high imported coal prices while abundant high grade coal deposits are nearby.
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Alaska
Survivors of Juarez Battle Seek Return to El Paso
American Legion members stranded in San Antonio after the Juarez fight sell personal effects including their weapons to raise funds for returning to El Paso. They say lecturing is hard and they will rejoin insurrectos if fighting resumes. The Light’s Garibaldi timing error is corrected: he arrived 36 hours after fighting began and joined the action.
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American Legion
Juarez
Mexico
San’ Antonio
Soldiers of Fortune
el Paso
Garibaldi
Union Men Accused of Plot 10 Dynamite
Los Angeles May 23 The Associated Press reports H Conners and J Mansell Parks longtime union men linked to the Losane Structural Iron Bridge Workers were arrested for allegedly plotting to dynamite the county hall of records last September weeks before the Times building blast Conners was at a ticket counter to Seattle and Parks was nabbed at Conners home Detectives say arrests cap months of surveillance The district attorney says there is no evidence yet connecting J J McNamara J B McNamara or Ortie McManigal to the Conners Parks case Meanwhile B F Peoples a Texas landowner and dealer is in San Antonio on business over several under way land transfers
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Associated Press
LOS_ANGELES
Cal
H. Conners
J. Mansell Parks
Losane Union
Structural Iron Bridge Workers
New County Hall of Records
Times
Conners
Seattle
Parks
B. F. Peoples
Evon
Milam County
Texas
Antonio
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