Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Aids Kidney Troubles
A historical advertisement touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for women's kidney troubles. It cites testimonials from Miss Epna Frederich of Troy Ohio and Mrs Berthaofer of Chester Pa praising relief from headaches leucorrhoea and other symptoms after using the remedy.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Deak
Prixkuan
EpNa
Frederich
Troy
Obio
Dean
Pixxnam
Mrs. Prvanau
Mara
Marr A. Hirts
Manchester
Ind
Mogul Locomotive Sets Speed Record on New York Central
An Albany Times-Union editorials lauds New York Central and Hudson River Railroad for its roadbed and crew as engine No. 948 hauling train No. 11 between New York and Albany in 3 hours 15 minutes over 143 miles. Also includes assorted short notices advertising magnetic starch Allen’s Foot-Bane and admonitions to mind right of way and brevity.
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New York Central
Southwestern Limited
New York
Albany
New York Central and
Hudson River Railroad
Callaway
Raila
Eaditorial
Albany Times-Union
United States Reveals China Negotiation Stance Secrecy Maintained
The U S government delivers full answers to inquiries on Chinese troubles after a White House cabinet meeting. Ministers receive responses from the State Department while secrecy is kept and the press to publish the texts tomorrow. Germany and Russia receive brief replies as U S aims to pursue negotiations without surrendering its citizens.
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Washington
United States
White House
Hill
Prince Ching
Conger
M. Thiebaut
Baron Sternberg
State Department
China
Credit aid urged for Galveston disaster victims
The New York Credit Men's association passed a resolution recommending extending credit to Galveston customers who suffered loss or property damage. It urged new credit and concessions to help victims re establish themselves and recover from the Galveston disaster.
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New York
New York Credit Men’s Association
Galveston
Li Hung Chang Arrives in Tien Tsin Under Guard
Li Hung Chang has arrived in Tien Tsin and resides in his yamen with a Cossack guard. The reception mirrors Ton Tin with Russians and Japanese calling on him, while other nations abstain.
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Li Hung Chang
Tien Tain
Tien Tsin
Shanghai
Yamen
Ton Tin
Live Stock Market Report from Vinton and Kansas City
Market overviews show limited cattle at Vinton Stock Yards and steady to firm hog and sheep prices. Cattle arrivals were light with packers active on corn cattle feeder lots, hogs sold early and finished steady to slightly higher, sheep and lambs a dull week end with weaker prices on top grades. Kansas City receipts: cattle steady to strong, hogs active, sheep steady with lambs softer.
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Kensan City
Fede Shrdiu
Chicago
Irkansas
Texas
Tragedy Flares in Shenandoah Coal Strike Clashes
A mob clash in Shenandoah leaves one man and a girl dead with seven wounded as Sheriff Toole calls in National Guard help. Reading coal operations halt future deliveries and fear of wider riots grips the anthracite region while authorities brace for further unrest.
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Philadelphia
Shenandoah
Sheriff Toole
Schuylkill County
National Guard of
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Reading Company
Hazleton
First Train Reaches Galveston as Bridge Work Advances
Galveston Texas reports the first train arriving at 6 15 am with more people arriving than leaving. The temporary bridge of one and one eighth miles is praised as a historic construction feat. Martial law ended at noon today and demand grows for wharf front labor and street cleaning workers.
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Galveston
Tex
Sert
Glass Men May Resume
The vote on a 6 percent wage increase from glass chimney manufacturers is favorable. Resumption of operations will employ 2,700 skilled workers and 12,000 unskilled workers nationwide.
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Pittsburg
Steketele’s Dry Bitters A Dutch Remedy
Steketel’s Dry Bitters claims to aid dyspepsia loss of appetite dizziness blood purification headaches kidney and liver issues. A package and instructions to make one gallon are sent on payment of postage stamps. Contact Geo G Steketee Grand Rapids Michigan for sales through druggists.
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Steketel
United States
Steketees
Holland
Germany
Geo. G. Stcketce
Grand Rapids
Mich
De Laval Cream Separators Win Grand Prize at Paris Exposition
The De Laval Cream Separators won the grand prize from the International Jury at the Paris Exposition amid many competing separators from various countries. Minor medals were awarded to several other makers. A Fargo dispatch notes a heavy frost damaging late corn and flax across northern North Dakota, with flax losses spreading nationwide.
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Fargo
N. D
Homeseekers Excursion Tickets To South Dakota Offered
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway sells regular Homeseekers Excursion tickets to South Dakota at one fare plus two dollars for round trip on September 18 and October 2, 1900 for the Mitchell Corn Belt Exposition September 26 to October 4. The event showcases South Dakota resources and land opportunities. Ge o H Hentford, General Passenger Agent, Chicago, or any ticket agent handles details. There are 960 094 Odd Fellows in the United States and Canada.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
South Dakota
Mitchell
S. D
Geo. H. Hentford
Chicago
Dropsy Treatment Ad by Atlanta Specialists
Dr H H Green s Sons of Atlanta Ga advertise free treatment for dropsy calling themselves the greatest dropsy specialists in the world. The note mentions reading their advertisement in another column and ends with a phrase about gratitude and vanity.
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H. H. Green
Massive Furniture Sale Offers Deep Discounts On Iron Beds And Couches
Large shipment of iron beds advertised at substantial discounts starting September 2. Prices include No 93 white enamel bed at 1.00, No 340 half brass bed at 28.00, and new finishes from 20.00. Couches feature No 242 Velour Couch at 16.00 and other upholsteries. bookcases and desks offered with steep reductions. Linen and lace curtains also discounted alongside a stock of chairs at 0.30 each.
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Leas
Omaha
Saxony
Brussels
Battenburg
Indian Killed in Forest City Quarrel
News from Forest City reports Iron Moccasin killed during a fight with Benofit and a group of Indians and half-breeds. Iron Moccasin was struck with a club and died instantly. Spotted Bear delivered the report in Pierre on September 22.
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Pierre
Spotted Bear
Forest City
Benofit
Iron Moccasin
Belgrade Fire Destroys Town. One Man Dead
A Belgrade blaze left the town nearly wiped out burning down the Riley hotel where West Riley perished. Property loss is estimated at 15000 with most business houses destroyed and no fire department or equipment available.
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Bozeman
Mont
Belgrade
West Riley
Riley
Bush for Indian Lands
Hundreds of land seekers arrive at Brewster in Okanogan county to secure sites in the Colville Indian reservation opening October 10. From Minnesota Illinois Iowa the Dakotas and Indiana many travel to the events. Over 100 land agents work between Republic and the reserve’s western boundary offering spots from 10 to 50 dollars. Ten thousand settlers are expected to swarm the reserve on October 10 to stake claims.
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Tacoma
Brewster
Okanogan County
Colville
Minnesota
I1aois
Iowa
Dakotas
Indiana
Republic
Insane Son Suspect in Mass Murder of elderly couple
In Roxboro Massachusetts David Lewis Shepard and his wife, aged about 75, were found murdered in their beds with throats cut. Their son William F. Shepard, 42, described as insane, is missing and believed to have killed them during a period of mental derangement.
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Roxboro
Mass
David Lewis Shepard
Wiliam F. Shepard
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