Favorite Prescription Promises Strength for Weak Women
A testimonial from the Vice-President of the Women’s Tennis Club in Chicago touts Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a remedy for female weakness. It claims the medicine establishes regularity, heals inflammation, cures ulcers, and supports overall health, inviting letters for free confidential consultation with Dr. R V Pierce of Buffalo.
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Young ‘Woman’s Tennis Club
Newberry
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
Five Die as trains collide on NP Bear Lake siding
A westbound Northern Pacific passenger train ran into a siding on Bear Lake on June 21 at 2:30 am, killing five railway employees and injuring more than twenty. The eastbound No. 8 was traveling 33 mph and failed to switch into the siding. Injured passengers and crew from multiple states are listed with varied traumas.
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Staples
Minn
Northern Pacific
Bear Lake
Troops On Duty As Paterson Strikes Tie Down Silk Mills
Essex troop of cavalry from Newark arrived in Paterson New Jersey and moved to the armory as authorities order National Guard duty. Mayhem is avoided with mills opening under guard and police restraining crowds while 700 Italian strikers watch the armory vicinity with no demonstrations yet.
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Paterson
N. J
Essex
Newark
National Guard
McGrath
Dyers Helpers’ Union
Canal Bill Seen Certain This Session in Panama Route Favor
Washington June 21 The house committee recommended sending the Isthmian canal bill to conference with no further House reference. Cabinet meetings expressed strong confidence that canal legislation, favoring the Panama project, will pass this session. Secretary Hay briefed senators, and discussions covered diplomacy with Colombia and title sufficiency for the Panama canal.
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House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Senate
House
Hepburn
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Haburn
Fletcher
Davey
Hay
Morgan
White House
State Department
Peculiar Cat Bite Causes Death in Minnesota Woman
Mrs. William Murphy, 63, of Holdingford, died of blood poisoning three weeks after her cat bite. She was cared for at Sauk Center by her daughter Mrs. R. J. Rooney, as swelling and infection worsened before death.
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St. Cloud
Minn
William Murphy
R. J. Rooney
Sauk Center
Murphy
Order to Restrict Production in Pennsylvania Mines
Patrick Gilday president of the District Miners' union issues an official order noting coal shipments to break the strike in the anthracite region. Output from Northern and Central Pennsylvania is capped with miners told not to work more than four days a week.
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Clearfield
Patrick Gilday
District Miners’ Union
Points Easy T
Pennsylvania
Bank Closed After Cashier Shoots Self at Newport
Anthony S. Sherman, cashier of Merchants Bank of Newport, shot himself and likely will die. The private bank has been closed as creditors seek legal action to close the institution. Chartered in 1817, the small bank once served summer residents and faced a crisis spurring governor intervention.
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R. L
Anthonys. Sherman
Merchants Bank
Sherman
Kimball
Italian chamber seeks arbitration over Paterson silk strike
In New York on June 21 the Italian chamber of commerce resolved to arbitrate the dispute between Paterson silk dyers and their employers. A secret meeting appointed a committee, largely of silk importers, to visit Paterson and confer with city officials strikers and mill owners.
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New York
Italian Chamber of Commerce
Paterson
Ladrone Leader Captured in Rizal Province
Manila reports Pedro Feliz, leader of the ladrones who killed and wounded Fifth Cavalry troops at Binangonan on May 30, has been captured. He remains wounded and implicated in the March 4 seizure of Cainta’s president and police. Other gang members also captured. Manaimo sentenced for sedition. Jesus de Veyre with 250 men and arms surrendered in Leyte.
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Manila
Pedro Feliz
Fifth Cavalry
Binangonan
Rizal Province
Feliz
Cainta
Manaimo
Marinduque
Jesus de Veyre
Leyte
Fierce Mahdists Fall to French Near Lake Chad
Report from Paris dated June 21 describes heavy fighting in Africa's Lake Chad region. Mahdists, aided by deserters, were overwhelmed near Bir Alali as Tuareg forces were repelled. About 1,400 native dead, 900 rifles captured, and a French stronghold taken. French losses unspecified.
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Paris
Lake Tchad
Africa
Bir Alali
Third Trial of Jessie Morrison in Eldorado Murder Case
A jury was completed in Eldorado Kansas for a third trial of Jessie Morrison charged with murdering Mrs Olin Castle in June 1900 by slashing her throat. Previous juries disagreed then convicted her of murder with a ten year sentence, a verdict later reversed on a technicality.
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Eldorado
Kan
Jessie Morrison
Olin Castle
Miss Morrison
Quiet in the Wyoming Region Reports Unbroken Strike Quiet
Wilkesbarre June 21 extreme quietness prevails in the Wyoming region. Strike headquarters show a deserted forenoon as district leaders, except President Muchnoy, are scattered through the coal fields.
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Wyoming
Wilkesbarre
Muchnoe
House Debates Philippine Civil Government Bill
In Washington the House resumes debate on the Philippine civil government bill. Mr. Jones of Virginia argues that friar lands would pass to corporations under the bill and that Filipino self government is unlikely under the proposed regime. Mr. Hamilton of Michigan supports the measure and derides opponents while recalling McKinley era debates and prophetic quotes.
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House
Jones
Professor Schurman
Hamilton
Mich
Insular
Mr. McKinney
Abraham Lincoln
Protest of No Avail Before Roosevelt Hearing
President Roosevelt granted a special hearing to New York men protesting immigration dealings. The committee included Congressman Lessler and Littauer Judge Jacob Neu Henry B. Ketchum and Emil Schwab with Secretary Shaw and Williams present. The talks focused on contracts for feeding immigrants changing their money and transportation. Secretary Shaw remained firm in accepting Williams recommendations.
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Roosevelt
New York
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Lessler and
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Jacob Neu
Henry B. Ketchum
Emil Schwab
Shaw
Cost of Philippine War Revealed by Secretary Root
Secretary Root answered a Senate resolution seeking the cost of the Philippine War. The total expenditure up to date is $170,226,586. Washington report dated June 21 states the figure and notes ongoing accounting.
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Root
Senate
Philippines
Crozier Nomination as Chief of Ordnance Confirmed
The senate in executive session confirmed General Crozier’s nomination to be chief of ordnance in Weekington on June 21.
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Crozier
Ordnance
Weekington
Senate
General Crozier
Allen's Foot-Ease Offers Instant Comfort for Tight Shoes
Ladies can wear shoes one size smaller after using Allen's Foot-Ease powder to shake into the shoes. It relieves coins and bunions, swollen feet, blisters, callouses, and sore spots. A sure cure for sweating and hot feet. 25c at druggists and shoe stores. trial package free by mail from Allen S. Olmsted LeRoy NY.
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Allen
Allen S. Olmsted
LeRoy, N. Y
Very Low Excursion Rates to Denver via Northwestern Line
Excursion tickets available June 22 through 25 with final return limit October 31 for the International Sunday-school convention. Apply to Chicago and North Western railway agents.
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Col
North-Western
Chicago and North- Western Railway
Special Excursion Rates From Chicago North-Western Line
Special excursion rates via the North Western line to Hot Springs Deadwood Lead and Custer 8 D and to Colorado and Utah points good to return until Oct 31 A splendid opportunity for an enjoyable vacation trip Several fine trains via the North Western line daily Apply to agents Chicago and North Western railway
Vacation trip offered by Chicago and North Western railway
Springs Deadwood Lead and Custer S D and to Colorado and Utah points good to return until Sept 15 a splendid opportunity is offered for an enjoyable vacation trip Several fine trains via the North Western line daily Apply to agents Chicago and North Western railway
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Hot Springs
Deadwood
Lead
Custer
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Colorado
Utah
Chicago and North-Western Railway
Homeseekers Excursions by the North Western Line
Homeseekers excursions to the northwest west and southwest via the North Western line offered. Tickets on sale the first and third Tuesdays of each month from June to October 1902 to the listed territory. Standard and tourist sleeping cars free reclining chair cars and the best of everything. For full particulars apply to agents Chicago and North Western railway.
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Homeseekers
North-Western
Chicago and North-Western Railway
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