Dr Williams Pink Pills Restored Nerves to Health
Mrs H A Fletcher of Manchester New Hampshire describes a recovery from blindness and sleeplessness after six weeks of illness. She credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with relief and renewed sleep. The pills are advertised as aiding nervous disorders and blood issues with pricing details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bevere
Samrat
Mrs. Loveland
Everett
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Company
Schenectady
N. Y
Habitual criminals bill proposed by New Zealand justice minister
The bill would classify a person as habitual after two criminal assaults or four offenses such as wounding robbery or burglary and after six vagrancy convictions. The reformatories would detain offenders at sentence end with discharge only on court recommendation, and workers would earn wages toward dependents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
Offended by Shoes of One of His Consular Agents
In a London dispatch the Norwegian public shows special zeal for Queen Alexandra while noting the German emperor’s strict view of decorum. A German consul visited a vessel in brown boots instead of a proper uniform, prompting the emperor to rebuke the lapse and threaten to end further visits to the port.
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Alexandra
Hohenzollern
Bergen
London
T. O
Coffee Importers Promote Postum as Medicine
The coffee trade touts Postum Food Coffee as a remedy and cites a chapter titled Coffee as a Medicine. It warns habitual stimulant use of coffee or whiskey causes tissue irritation and disease, claiming ten days off coffee and on Postum relieves nervous, digestive, heart, and eye issues, with a mathematical demonstration of cause and effect. There’s a reason for Postum.
Various 1900s Headlines On Disasters Deaths And Record
Major General William KR Shafter dies of pneumonia in Bakersfield California. A wealthy flour exporter Herbert Bradley is killed by a pet decor near Montclair. Four men die and many injured in a Caulkeville Arkansas cotton gin boiler explosion. Warsaw streets see cavalry control amid meat price unrest. Japanese battleship Satsuma launched, 19 000 tons. Moscow paper calls for Count Witte’s expulsion. Bourke Cochran and Annie Ide wed. Prince Albert of Flanders sworn into Belgian Senate. Peru restricts shipment of 12 000 silver sols to London. W C Sweatman of Philadelphia dies at 85. Mrs. Charles A. Strong dies in Cannes after stroke. William S Hearst reports spending 386 270 on his campaign. Mowry family perishes in Michigan farm fire. Six die and five injured in a Lake Shore railroad power plant boiler blast. Generals wounded in Valencia from a land mine. Evansville panic injures many at a moving picture incident. Dr W J Phillips commits suicide at Rocheport. Robbers flee with bank safe contents in Walker Missouri. Roosevelt to address Lawton monument unveiling in Indianapolis. Tuberculosis congress in New York urges prevention via legislation. Bank of Sahema robbed of 2 700 in cash. farmers’ money overlooked. Bert Seeley found dead in suspicious circumstances with wife dead. Pensacola grand jury indicts twelve in peonage linked to Jackson Lumber camp.
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Satsuma
Moscow
Count Witte
Russia
Bourke Cochran
Annie Ide
Henry C,de
Philippines
Albert of
Flanders
Leopold
Peru
London
W. C. Sweatman
Philadelphia
United States
Charles A. Strong
John D. Rockefeller
Cannes
France
Strong
William
Hearst
Independence League
New York
Charles Mowry
Homer
Loutee
Bulavin Station
Michigan
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railroad
Collinwood
Cleveland
Ohio
Bank of Walker
Walker
Roosevelt
General Lawton
Indianapolis
Indiana
American International Congress On
F. B. Daniel
Austin
Texas
Sahema
Garfield County
Oklahoma
Woman angler wins laurels with 144 pound skate
A renowned Irish angler Miss J M Wheeler captures a 144 pound skate at Ballycotton, believed to be the largest fish caught by a woman in the British Isles, following a prior 127 pound catch and silver medal victory. Brandreth's Pills touted as a safe vegetable remedy for constipation and blood impurity, advertised as a long standing patent medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angier
J. M. Wheeler
Ballycotton
Ireland
Brandreth
Veteran Driver James Johnson Leads Davis Family Funerals
James H. Johnson of Washington, veteran driver, has ferried the Davis family carriage at multiple Confederate funerals. He drove for Jefferson Davis and Winnie Davis and attended every Confederate reunion since the war, never missing a gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Johnson
Washington
Davis
Jefferson Davis
Richmond
Winnie Davis
Woman Credits Dean's Kidney Pills for Recovery
A Missouri woman from Columbia reports relief after two years of dropsy pain and swelling following an operation. She began using Dean's Kidney Pills, taking two boxes with her symptoms not reappearing. Sold by dealers for 50 cents a box. Poster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Johnson
West Hickman Street
Columbia, MO
Dean
Milburn Co
Buffalo
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Persuades Women
Fearful pains and glandular distress prompt testimonials praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for female ailments. Letters from Nellie Holmes and Tillie Hart claim relief from pain, fatigue, and irregularities, with advice to seek Mrs Pinkham's guidance. The ad asserts the remedy's safety, urges writing for free advice, and promises supportive care from Lynno Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Holmes
Buffalo
Pinkham
Lydia E Pinkbamn
Tillie Hart
Larimore
N. DL
Secale
Sale
Lydia
Lydia E Pinkbam
Japanese patent medicines market expansion abroad
The Japanese, having found profit in patent medicines, are extending their markets for them in China, Korea and the south sea islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Korea
South Sea Islands
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Sea
Wiliam KR. Shafter
USS A
Hakersfield
Cal
Herbert Bradley
Montclair
Caulkeville
Ark
Warsaw
Rolan
Castellanes
Valencia
Spain
Evansville
Ind
Dr. W. ©. Phillips
State of
United States District
John F. Phillips
Missouri
Rocheport, Mo
Bert Seeley
Edwin Garwin
West Haven
Mich
United States Grand Jury
Pensacola
Fla
Jackson Lumber Company
Thas
Carr Mane
Foysinet & Comssitor Sremah
Castoria
Bears
Miiss
Manuiscourers Agesis Avvsciation
Los Angeles
Calif
Salt Lake City
W. L. Douglas
Saat
Brockton
Mass
W.J
Douglas
Daxxor
R, Paxton CO
Mase
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