Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Milwaukee Reader
A Milwaukee reader, Sadie E. Koch, praises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound claiming relief after months of female health troubles. The testimonial recounts near insanity, seeking help, and eventual full health for a year. The notice invites women to consult Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn, Massachusetts, free of charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mms
Sadie E. Koch
Milwaukee
Lydia
Pinkham
Saorm E. Koon
10Th St
Milwarsee
Wis
Lydia E. Pinkham
Landslips Threaten Corniglio in Parma Valley
Terrified peasants report a slow landslip in Corniglio Val di Parma threatening to erase villages. Houses topple, streets crack, and graveyard fissures widen as trees are uprooted and rocks grind down the hillside, sowing terror through the valley.
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Rome
Corniglio
Val di Parma
Cornigno
Statesmen Exchange Courtesies In Irish Debate
In a house of commons debate Mr Wyndham described T W Russell as a political desperado. Russell retorted that Wyndham mortgaged his soul to landlords foreclosing their lien. Cuba Remains Largely Undiscovered After four centuries Governor General Wood notes extensive areas still unprospected.
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House of Commons
Wyndham
Ireland
T. W. Russell
Russell
Abyssinian's Grave Rebuke in Paris Interview
A reporter questioned Ras Makonnen during a Paris visit asking which country his people favor the French or the English. He asked if the journalist’s mother is alive and added May she teach you better discretion in a sharp retort.
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Ras Makonnen
Paris
Retu
No Owner for $30,000 Bribe Money in Montana Case
The $30,000 bribery sum tied to the Montana legislature’s election of Senator Clark remains unclaimed. The recipient never collected the money, the briber or bribers have not sought its return, and there is no channel to appropriate it as public funds.
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Clark
Montana
Musical Composer Father Hartmann Gains Fame in Europe
Austrian monk Father Hartmann, composer of a monastic oration praised as a masterpiece by European critics, has been feted in Rome and St Petersburg and is now regarded as Vienna’s leading figure in music.
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Hartmann
Rome
St. Petersburg
Vienna
Various Global Turmoil and Local Strikes Reported
Ottumwa streetcar strike settled amid broader labor unrest. Martial law urged in Barcelona as authorities quell strikes. Haiti revolutionary trial and execution ordered. Cholera spikes in Egypt with over 20 thousand cases and 16 thousand deaths. Colon government isthmus situation described as serious but not desperate. New York city veteran Stephen McCormick dies at 75. Mine workers fail to settle anthracite strike. Maranhao planned expedition fears in Acre. Trieste dock workers strike. several leaders released. Bedwell asylum attendant charged after beating a patient. Autopsy links long tapeworm to death of New Yorker Rudolph Haller. Venezuela brands Matos a traitor amid piracy charges. Cossack commander orders harsh policy to ensure male births. Admiral Killeck’s Crete-a-Pierrot death triggers Firmin’s sharp proclamation.
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Barcelone
Minlatery of
Chicayo
Jacmel
Haiti
Egypt
Stephen McCormick
New York City
Tammany Hall
School of Tropical Science
Gold Coast
Cunpo
John Mitchell
Indianapolis News
Pex
Morocco
Kerber
Geroam
Mekines
Ottumwa
Ottumwa Traction and Light Company
Maranhous
Acre
Charles Bradshaw
Bedwell
Kansas
Jacob Rhynerson
T Ia
Pier 30
East River
New York
Government of
Venezuela
General Matos
Rudolph Haller
Haller
Cossack
A~tionst Vertachnik
Northwest Notes From the Northwest States
Socialists in Wyoming field a state ticket while Washington, Oregon and Idaho face a 5 million bushel wheat shortfall. A Cheyenne cold snap drops to 20 degrees as a logging camp perishes by fire in Twin Clallan county. A Brat-degree murder verdict is found in Portland. Earthquake shocks hit Gresham, Oregon, with no damage reported. Jockey William Comme is declared insane in Cheyenne. Montana’s smoke obscures the sun. Notable deaths include landowner David Anchord and Montana author Mrs. John S. Baldwin.
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Wyoming
Washington
Idaho
Oregon
Cheyenne
Twin
Clallan County
Thompson
A. L. Belding
Portland
Ore
Gresham
Clack. Armas
William Comme
New York
Sey
Hommel
Montana
David Anchord
Northwest
John H. Andross
Helena Water Works Company
Bax Ween
Oldest Living Naval Officer Nears Century Mark
Rear Admiral Thomas Oliver Selfridge, appointed to the Navy in 1818 and retired after a record career, is believed the oldest living naval officer. He lives in Washington and, approaching his centennial birth, remains reasonably healthy and clear minded.
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Thomas Oliver Selfridge
Marinth
Washington
Claus Spreckels Sugar King of Vast Properties
Claus Spreckels the sugar king now in Montreal organizing a six million dollar capital sugar company. He presides over Federal Sugar Refining and pioneers American sugar industry. Native of Hanover, he came as a poor man and owns extensive Hawaiian properties and Pacific steamers. The piece links prophecy to modern engines and cites Lipton and the Sultan of Morocco as recent impacts of self motors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Claus Spreckels
Montreal
Federal Sugar Refining Company
America
Mr. Spreckles
Hanover
Nahum
Morocco
Thomas Lipton
Italy's Premier Falls Ill Briefly
A Rome dispatch reports Italy's prime minister Zanardelli taken ill suddenly and confined to bed. The illness interrupts official duties and prompts temporary replacements as authorities monitor his condition.
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Italy
Zanardelli
Paul Liberte
Rome
Ital
Ian Premier
Signor Zanardelli
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Dean Mus
Pixcaas
Gore
Cuba
Wood
Towa
Congress
Beaumont
Texas
Integra
Charles Fair
Kentish
England
Maulin
Philippines
Trieste
Hungary
Firmin
Crete-a-Pierott
Admiral Killeck
Northwest Notes
Interior Department
Fremont County
Continental Divide
Lander
State Supreme Court of
Cora
Z. H. Reed
Read
Reed
Kalispel
Mont
Anys
Dayton Creek
Libby
John S. Baldwin
United States
Butte
Kodak
East
Charles Masters
John Taylor
Montans Ore Purchasing Company
Pat Carey
Carney
Watchman Taylor
Everett
Wash
Victor Errickson
Ben Wilson
Wilson
Sugar King
Erties
Hawaii
Pacific Steamers
Julian E. Lane
Stoshone
J. W. S. Emerson, M. D
Tracy's Drug Store
Calis
J. M. Rogers, D. D. S
Morgerman
Leon Calhoun
LAW
South Rail Street
Shoshone, Idaho
B. Githens
ITB
D. W. Yaden
North Bell Street
Frank Pharris
Smith's
F. M. Crandall
Idaho Nursery
Payette
Aleahha
Officine
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