Mothers Call for Mrs Pinkham Appeal in Letteredly Card
Readers are directed to Mrs Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts for free advice to women especially mothers of large families. A letter details praise for Pinkham’s Vegetable Sanative Wash and describes personal health anecdotes alongside notes on salmon migration and journalistic fortunes in England.
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North
Humboldt Park
Lam
Pinkham
Intermittent Lake of Gainesville Swells With Sinks and Wildlife
The piece describes Payne's Prairie near Gainesville Florida as a 50 000 acre wetland that intermittently fills and empties through underground sinks. When full, a vast lake forms attracting thousands of cattle though many die when waters recede. Subterranean passages create honeycomb ground and new sinks may open, risking land collapse.
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Gainsville
Fla
Payne's Prairie
Vessels With Names Ending in A
A Philadelphia Record summary notes insurers avoid ships ending in a letter A, citing numerous wrecks over the past years. Vessels City of Philadelphia Falkland Islands Greatia Illanta Wallapa Dora Colombia Umatilla cited as hoodoo-ends. The piece links recurring losses to names ending with A and mentions several contemporary sinkings and beachings.
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Philadelphia
Marine Insurance
City of Philadelphia
New York
San Francisco
Telegraph
Liverpool
Victoria
Dora
Umatilla
Miners strike erupts in deadly Latimer clash
Yazleton Pa Sept 11 a mob of miners faced deputy sheriffs as they reached Latimer after marching from Hazelton guns belched a volley killing and wounding many. Reports varied but cells described thirteen dead and numerous injured. Sheriff Martin claimed no order to fire though witnesses said deputies opened fire as strikers halted at the edge of the village. The scene drew crowds, troops and emergency aid as investigations and inquests began.
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Yazelton
Latimers
Latimer
Har-leigh
Mike Chessell
Tarwaood
Frank Cheka
Harwood
John Staniska
Grestal Ridge
George Kulick
Steve Horsick
George Krese
Warwood
John
John Koti
Jett
Joseph Bobick
John Treible
Hazelton
Thomas Hall
BE. A. Mess
Samuel B.price
Hey
Ubetr
Sheriff Martin
Mar‘tin
Farrey’s
Anl
Hous
Mazelton
Lehigh Traction Company
Martin Roski
Mt.Pleasant
Wilkesbarre
Martin
Court House
West Hazelton
Whitkesbarre
Harrisburg
Tinzetton
Ineteen
Winchesters
Dougherty
Iarleton
Bowman
South Side
Hazleton
Phoenisville
Rarvisburg
Snowden
Deansylvania
Hastings
Gobin
Sell
Qunyil
Eagleton
Oelock
Sherif
United Hungarian Society
Hagleton
Ldeputies
Bank of England to hold silver reserve shocks markets
London dispatch reports the Bank of England directors may keep one fifth of the bank reserve in silver. Governor Semdleman declined to confirm the rumor, while other officials suggest the move aims to gauge public opinion ahead of US monetary inquiries. Continent reacts with concern over possible policy shift.
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Bank of England
Times
Albert George Semdleman
Associated Press
United States Monetary ‘Commission
Pall Mall Gazette
Insurance Trust in Saratoga to Trigger Rate War
Milwaukee September incidents report Northwestern National Insurance president Alfred James calling the Saratoga gathering of five underwriters a pivotal move toward a nationwide insurance trust. He predicts a drastic rate war aimed at forcing independent firms from business, claiming benefits for the public through lower rates while threatening organized boycott to crush common insurers.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Saratoga
Alfred James
Northwestern National Insurance Company
James
Dommon
Western Union
Poisoned wood choppers prompt Nevada coroner inquiry
Nevada dispatch reports multiple deaths and illnesses after wood choppers at Koppler's ranch on Washington ridge consumed food believed poisoned. Koppler died. Amberd, Sol Amberg, F H Davis, and Dan Gilbert’s son were sick. Investigation ongoing into land dispute related motive.
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Nevada
Cal
Koppler
Washington Ridge
August Amberd
Sol Amberg
F H. Davis
Dan Gilbert
Northern Arizona floods claim a Prescott climber
A stormy sequence in Prescott region turns dry washes into raging torrents. B. Bruce, traveling toward Prescott, was swept away and drowned as floods surged through the area after Sept 13. Local authorities warn of continuing storm activity and dangerous currents in mountain washes.
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Prescott
Ariz
Arizona
B. Bruce
Officials Apprehend in Deadly Conflict After Mine Strike
In Tinzicton Pennsylvania on September 4 tensions rose as miners and the military faced a potential clash. Eyewitness accounts describe crowds near St. Joseph's church and heightened vigilance by soldiers. Reports say 5,900 to 7,200 miners may join the malcontents, with fears of violence spreading between strikers and authorities.
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Tinzicton
Sheri Mtatin
St. Joseph's Church
Grzd
Fathe
David EL
P. McKinley
Army
Shields
Mios
Lehigh Tra Company
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Determined to Kill Him Details Domestic Crisis
Report outlines a personal crisis driving John to kill Harris after threatening harm during a dispute over his wife. He admitted intent to poison himself but planned another attempt to kill Harris, then forgot the promise. Domestic trouble cited as motive. A neighbor recalls a farewell, and Mr Graff was present as events unfolded near Elkhorn.
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New York World
John
Pasternay
Harris
Dr. Harris
Mague
Elkhorn
Graff
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