Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promises Relief
Letters from women across New England praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relieving bladder inflammation painful periods and other female ailments. Endorsers claim full cures and urge readers to try the remedy rather than rely on doctors, with testimonials from Mechanic Falls Maine New Haven Conn and Jamaica Plain Miss.
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Lydia B. Pinkham
Maben Gookin
Mechanic Falls
Maine
Pinkham
New England
America
Lydia
Lydia E. Pinkham
Frederic Harrison Tours the United States at Seventieth Year
Frederic Harrison, visiting the United States for the first time, told New York listeners he had never crossed the Atlantic. After speaking in Chicago on George Washington on the 22nd, he will lecture at several American universities on Alfred the Great. The thousandth anniversary of Alfred's death arrives next October, with Englishmen seeking to build a colossal monument. Harrison notes that Alfred’s memory belongs to both America and England.
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Frederic Harrison
United States
New York
Atlantic Ocean
George Washington
Chicago
Harrison
Alfred the Great
Alfred
America
England
Eagles Fight Alone on Cooperative Plan Battles
The phrase contrasts cooperation with solitary effort, noting that while some birds support a cooperative strategy the eagle faces all its challenges without allies.
Cuban Convention Opposes Platt Amendment in Havana Vote
In Havana the constitutional convention backed opposition to the Platt amendment by 18 to 10, citing terms and clauses as reasons and worrying a commission sent to Washington. In Santiago de Cuba, authorities allow Neely to sell a Havana brickyard and land, with proceeds held in trust pending embezzlement case outcomes.
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Havana
Washington
Charles F. Neely
Santiago DE Cuba
United States
Santiago
New York
Cuba
Santiago Ie
Pedro
Whitside
Senor Castillo
el Cobre
Dictate to England drain British gold
In a London discussion the Statist notes expanding imports by Britain force the United States to repay British capital invested earlier. He warns Americans may reduce demand for British securities as American railroad stocks rise, potentially forcing Britain to pay gold for its large agricultural imports in autumn.
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London
United States
England
Jones on Reorganization and party policy shifts
Fort Smith Ark April 12 Chairman James K Jones of the national democratic committee says reforming the party now is unnecessary and cannot be precisely defined. He expects possible platform tweaks at Chicago and Kansas City but not radical changes. He notes calmer Philippines relations and hopes for Cuba pledges fulfilled and Cuban self rule.
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Fort Smith
Ark
James K. Jones
National Democratic Committee
Chago
Kansas City
Philippines
Jones
Indemnities Debate Stalls as Pekin Tension Lingers
Washington reports no overnight progress on Pekin tensions. Foreign ministers wrestle with indemnities as exchanges proceed irregularly, aiming to craft a settlement basis after ministers failed to set an initial framework with Chinese envoys.
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Washington
Pekin
State Department
First Spanish War Claim Filed for Cuban Plantation Loss
Maria Soler J. Martinez filed the first claim with the Spanish war claims commission seeking 216666 dollars for personal and other property tied to a sugar plantation in Cuba destroyed during the late insurrection. The claim is made through her husband’s U S naturalization.
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Washington
Spanish War Claims Commission
Maria Soler J. Martinez
Cuba
George Q Cannon in critical condition in Monterey
George Q Cannon remained alive but critical in Monterey after a long illness. Dr. Cliff said the case is perplexing and highly precarious given the patient’s extreme age, with possible hourly decline though not deemed absolutely hopeless.
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George Q Cannon
Monterey
Cat
George Q. Cannon
Cliff
Cannon
Morrison Monument Fund Grows in Indianapolis
Indianap olis reports revival of effort to erect a General Harrison monument led by Senator Fairbanks who will head the subscription with a $1,000 contribution.
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Morrison Monument Fund
Indianapolis
Harrison
Fairbanks
Goulsen Plans U S Tour Of Noted Plays
Copenhagen April 12 Emil Goulsen the renowned actor intends to tour the United States this summer reading his best plays in New York San Francisco and other major cities
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Goulsen
America
Copenhagen
Emil Goulsen
United States
New York
San Francisco
Big Mormon Emigration Heads to Big Horn Basin
Officials in Chisyennes Wyoming report a large spring movement of Mormons from Utah to the Big Horn basin. About two thousand men and families prepare to trek over the mountains to settle along a new irrigating canal on the Shoshone river.
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Chisyennes
Wyo
Utah
Big Horn Basin
Promised Land
Shoshone River
Indians to Elect Striking Tree as Thunder Succession
BLACK RIVER FALLS Wis April 12 The Winnebago Indians will elect Striking Tree John Little Soldier as successor to President John Thunder deceased to morrow in a tribal session marked by ceremonial duties and community mourning.
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Thunder
Black River Falls
Wis
Tree
John Little Soldier
John Thunder
Tin Plate Plants Run Full Steam Next Week
The demand for tin and terne plates is unusually heavy and next week will find every plant of the American Tin Plate company in full operation.
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American Tin Plate Company
New Rules Increase Trading on Milwaukee Board of Trade
Nearly a million bushels of May and July wheat traded today on the Milwaukee Board of Trade under the new rules. Orders came from Milwaukee brokers across the west as May dominated early trading and July quickly gained, eventually matching May in volume.
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Milwaukee Board of Trade
Milwaukee
West
Governor Shaw Receives Perry Monument Fund Appeal
Governor Shaw received a letter from Baron Kentaro Kaneko of Tokio proposing subscriptions for a monument to Commodore Perry. The monument would be unveiled at Kurihama Japan on July 14, marking the forty eighth anniversary of Perry's landing there.
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Fonds For Verry
Des Moines
Shaw
Kentaro Kaneko
Tokio
Japan
American Society of Japan
Commoadore Perry
Kurihama
Perry
Lincoln remains to be moved to new monument in private ceremony
Springfield reports that the remains of Abraham Lincoln will be transferred from a temporary vault to the new Lincoln monument within days. The removal will be private with only trustees state officers and press representatives present, and the casket may be opened.
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Springfield
Abraham Lincoln
London Beef Embargo Rumor Reaches U S Packers
A Chicago packing firm reports London may bar all beef except home grown for British army use starting June 1. Swift & Co and Armour & Co confirm London cables but no official government action yet. U S exports to Britain include live animals worth about 40 million and animal products around 200 million.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Chicago
Agricultural Department
Great Britain
United States
New Orleans
Australia
Swft & Co
A H. Veeder
Swift & Co
London
Veeder
G. Brine
Armour & Co
Four cattle reported missing in Rapid City mystery
Christ Birnbaum of Rapid City, SD, said four head of stock vanished from his herd over a month ago. After extensive search he traced them to an old abandoned house by Rapid Creek. Three animals stood, the fourth lay dead. The cattle had been missing about forty days, likely sheltering inside after the door closed with no food or water.
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Rapid City
SS. D
Christ Birnbaum
Rapid Creek
Hher
Pennsylvania Adopts 85,000 for St Louis Exposition
Harrisburg note reports a senate action approving 85 thousand dollars to fund Pennsylvania’s representation at the St Louis exposition. A five senator five rep commission plus the president and speaker will oversee plans to erect a building on the exposition grounds in 1902, not to exceed 30 thousand dollars.
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Harrisburg
Senate
Pennsylvania
Admit Spanish War Veterans to Lloyd Legion Meeting
The military order of the Lloyd Legion adjourned a San Francisco session to meet after April 9 1905. The convention adopted all committee amendments to the constitution broadening membership to include Spanish War veterans.
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Washington
Military Order of the Lloyd Legion
San Francisco
Live Stock Prices Climb as Packers Seek Better Grades
Livestock market at South Omaha cattle yards shows strong demand for top grades with receipts around 40 cars of beef steers and improved hog prices to 5.90s to 6. Soaring interest from packers focused on prime cattle while cows, feeders, and northern orders moved slowly. Sheep and lamb markets held steady to slightly higher amid limited feeder arrivals. Ewes remained firmer than wethers as prices ranged from near 3.05 for lambs to 1.05 for wethers with ewes reaching 1.5.
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Nien
Wethers
Cattle Beef Steers and Hog Prices Steady Across Markets
Market notes show cattle steady with beef steers and native fat cows, Texans steady on feeders, stockers and western fed steers around $4. Cows and heifers mixed, bulls $3. The hog market rose with top around $6.07, most around $5. Packers offer mixed loads. Sheep and lambs steady with western lambs and ewes varying. several lambs priced near $8.50 to $9 per cwt.
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Sanaa
Mesh
Western Searlings
Pekin Ministers Claim China Can Raise 300 Million Gold
A Pekin committee assessing China's finances believes 300 million dollars in gold can be raised without harming resources. The inquiry, still incomplete, may reveal additional indemnity resources. The week shifted from politics to amusements with German races at Hunting Park and various contests at the Temple of Heaven as Russians push for foreign troops to depart Pekin.
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China Pekin
China
Hunting Park
Temple of Heaven
Pekin
London Insurance Swinders Scheme Exposed
The Statist reports a chain of London based swindlers posing as American insurer representatives. They contact families of deceased men, claim the final premium is unpaid, press timely remittance, and target French and German widows.
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London
Dockery Names Cahill Commissioner at Large
Governor Dockery appointed John F. Cahill of St. Louis as commissioner at large to represent Missouri at the Pan American exposition in Buffalo and the West Indian exposition in Charleston. Cahill, a former Mexican consul in St. Louis, is noted as a skilled Spanish scholar.
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Cahill
ST Louis
John F. Cahill
St. Louis
Missouri
Buffalo
Charleston
Sterling Named Deputy Auditor for Cuba by General Wood
In Washington on April 13 General Wood appointed Ernest Montsy Sterling as deputy auditor of Cuba, marking another step toward full civil government in the island.
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Cuba
Washington
Aday
General Wood
Ernest Montsy Sterling
Island
Lincoln’s Remains Likely Delayed From Vault
Springfield April 13 probable that the removal of Abraham Lincoln’s remains from the temporary vault used during the Lincoln monument reconstruction will be postponed for two or three weeks or longer until the cata comb is ready. The date will not be public to avoid a public ceremony.
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Lincoln
Springfield
Abraham Lincoln
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