Lydia Pinkham Remedy Advert Claims Cure for Women
Mrs Mamie Herbert of Buffalo writes of eight years of uterine inflammation and ulceration cured by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash. The letter warns $5000 forfeit if not genuine and urges women to seek advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Mass.
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Mamie Herbert
Elmwood Ave
Buffalo, N. Y
Empire State Fortnightly
Buffalo
N. Y
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Pinkham
Mamiz Herpert
Millard Meeting Dates and City Hotel Rates in Omaha
The notice lists the Nebraska Grain Dealers annual meeting at The Millard on April 30 and the Nebraska Medical Society gathering at Headquarters May 6 7 8. It also notes the State Encampment at G A R Headquarters May 22 23 and advertises hotel rates: Popularity of Omaha's Leading Hotel two dollars per day and European one dollar per day, with The Lincoln opposite depots in Lincoln charging two dollars per day. It proclaims the only 1s class hotel in the city.
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Millard
Nebraska Grain Dealers
Nebraska Medical Society
Omaha
Lincoln
City
Catarrh Cure Promised as Positive Remedy
Readers are told Hall's Catarrh Cure is a universal cure for catarrh, a constitutional disease, with a $100 reward for any case it fails to cure. Ads tout Defiance Starch and other products, claiming high quality, guaranteed value, and prominent slogans.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ball's
Power to Amend Is Limited in Oleomargarine Battle
Washington dispatch notes the house began considering senate amendments to the oleomargarine bill under a special rule, limiting further amendments. The debate featured opposition from Cowherd and defense from Dalzell, with multiple measures passed and an 81 to 81 tie on a coloration wording amendment.
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House
Senate
Dalzell
Pennsylvania
Committee On Rules
Cowherd
Missouri
Cuba
America
New York
Chicago
Daizell
Olmsted
Agricultural Committee
Wadsworth
Supreme Court grants mandamus against Omaha City Council
Nebraska Supreme Court orders the Omaha Real Estate Exchange to reconvene the board of equalization and reassess street railway gas water electric light and telephone companies. It rules the subtraction of indebtedness from property value is unconstitutional and directs use of actual cash value percentage to adjust assessments including intangibles.
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Supreme Court
Omaha
Supreme Court of Nebraska
Omaha Real Estate Exchange
Board of Equalization
War Between Japan and Russia Seen Inevitable
O W Little editor of the North China Daily News states in Victoria that war between Japan and Russia is inevitable. Russians and Siberian residents agree, with Port Arthur fortifications advancing and troops massing as Japan readies for action.
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B. C
O. W. Little
North China Daily News
Japan
Russia
Siberian
Porth Arthur
Siberia
Devastating Guatemala Earthquake Reports 500 Killed
New York dispatches from Guatemala say a major earthquake struck from Friday night to Sunday night, with devastating fires and widespread destruction. About 500 people died in Quetzaltenango and surrounding towns Pattum and Varatenango, in the coffee region, amid panic and spectacular tremors.
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Guatemala
New York
Republic
Panama
Hlerald
Quesaltenango
Pattum
Varatenango
Coffee District
Tomb of Bishop Neumann Opened for Verification
Philadelphia April 23 a special ecclesiastical court opened the tomb of Bishop John N Neumann in a secret disinterment. Witnesses testified to the burial and two physicians described the remains before they were placed in a new coffin and sealed for submission to Rome as part of beatification proceedings.
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Philadelphia
John N. Neumann
Neumann
Ryan
Rome
Two Battles With Moros Reported At Mindanao
Manila April 23 Two engagements have occurred between American troops and Moros on Mindanao in the last day Moore of the Twenty seventh Infantry was fired on while tracking for water Major Baldwin with a battalion and a mountain gun chased off the Moros who lost seven men The Moros flew red flags signaling they would fight to the death.
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Manila
Mindanao
Moore
Twenty-seventh Infantry
Frank D. Baldwin
West Point Bill Passes After Senate Amendment Rejected
The House voted 75 to 52 against attached claims in the omnibus claim bill totaling 2.8 million dollars and concurrent Senate amendments. Military academy funding was trimmed with West Point improvements reduced to 5.5 million and overall appropriation down to 2 million. The London dock charges issue was raised but left unresolved.
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House
Senate
Military Academy
West Point
London
Dangerous Kidney Diseases Cured by Peruna
Letters from veterans and others say Peruna cured kidney trouble and Bright’s disease, with testimonials from Major T N Mars and John Vance. The ad claims Peruna relieves catarrh of kidneys, stabilizes heart action, and boosts digestion, urging readers to write for free advice from Dr Hartman in Columbus.
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T. N. Mars
Wisconsin Cavalry Regiment
Lis Dunning Street
Chicago
Peruna
T. He. Mars
John Vance
Tartford City
Hartman
John Vane Air
J. Brake
Petrolea
Ontario
Canada
Bright
Ake Pertna
Manatin
Verona
Perina
Kartmaan
Hartman's. Sanitarium
Columbus
Chemical Coro
la Crosse
Wis
Charity’s Reach Outraised by Silent Good Deeds
A reflective note on charity as a force that overcomes faults and spreads mercy, suggesting unseen acts of kindness shape a better world. The statement invites readers to consider everyday generosity as a quiet moral influence.
There Are Drawbacks to Everything for the Millionaire
A reflective opinion notes that wealth brings costs and trade offs, suggesting that becoming a millionaire entails sacrifices and burdens beyond financial gains.
Agreement Reached on Chinese Exclusion Bill Source
Washington April 23 Conferees on the Chinese exclusion bill near an agreement adopting the Senate version with changes. The plan shifts the Senate substitute into the exclusion measure while reinforcing sections 3 to 14 of the 1888 exclusion act. The remaining open point is whether to extend exclusion indefinitely after May 5.
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Washington
Senate
House
Canada Votes Amnesty for Boers in Commons Resolution
In Ottawa the House of Commons adopted a resolution praising British supremacy in South Africa while proposing magnanimity and mercy toward the Boer forces. The action urges universal amnesty to promote peace and future tranquillity and homeogenity.
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House of Commons
South Africa
Canada
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