Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised by Women
A letter from Manning Iowa praises Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for curing a woman’s backache bearing down pains and monthly periods. The testimonial notes fear of examinations and credits Pinkham with saving the writer’s life and restoring health. It asserts widespread proof that the remedy restores women's health better than other medicines.
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Pinkham
Lynn
Lis
Lydia B. Pinkham
Fatal confrontation ends Kinney manhunt in Arkansas
In Kinney case the pursued Black man opened fire on a Greensburg pair, wounding them. later near Doella a posse closed in and Kinney was fatally shot. In Stamps a prior incident left E R Ferguson dead after Kinney’s escape. A posse tracked Kinney for hours, one hunter lost a finger, another was wounded in the neck. A $1500 reward hung on Kinney.
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Kinney
Arkansas
Lewisville
Ark
Ike Kinney
Doella
Stampsten
E .R. Ferguson
Stewart
Greensburg
Doells
C. F. Nash
Alvin Barham
W. C. Nash
Will Hang On To Manchuria
The Times reports Japan cherishes a firm resolve to keep Manchuria, with secret rail extensions under way from Fusan to Seoul to cross the Yalu for 150 miles into Manchuria joining Liaoyang. American firms secured Bush orders for rail material including 350 steel bridges 150 locomotives and 2000 cars.
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New York
the Times
Japan
Manchuria
Fusan
Korea
Seoul
Yalu
Liaoyang
Three Boy Murderers in Oakland Confess Plan to Rob Cook
Percy Pembroke and two under seventeen accomplices confessed to plotting and executing the assault that killed Thomas W. Cook in Oakland. Pembroke’s statements detail Blaker’s final blow with a lead pipe while Sneijder aided in the robbery and Pembroke fled. Crowhurst is exonerated.
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Oakland
Cal
Percy Pembroke
T. ‘W. Cook
Barnet
Thomas W. Cook
Cook
Pembroke
Blaker
John Sneijder
George Blaker
Crowhurst
Destroyer Attacks Japanese Steamer Off Korea Coast
Two Russian torpedo boats attacked the Kelsho, a Japanese merchant steamer, off Chung Chig on the northern Korean coast Wednesday morning. Sixty shots were fired, seven hit the engine room and bridge, killing the captain and a boy and wounding two crewmen. The Kelsho escaped toward Vladivostok.
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Chung Chig
Korea
Vladivostok
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