Women Speak of Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound
Letters from Anna Hall of Milldale Connecticut and Eton Flanagan of Philadelphia praise Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for curing nervous disorders backache and falling womb with lasting relief. They report improved sleep and mood and urge others to seek the remedy through Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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AS. Pinkham
Anna E. Hall
Milldale
Conn
Lydia E. Pinkham
Eton
Hanna argues trusts are business, not politics, in Ohio speech
Senator Hanna told the Fifth District Republican club that industrial combines are an evolution in business and necessary for American manufacturers to compete. He framed trusts as a long-standing, global phenomenon and urged cooperation between employer and worker groups to spur progress.
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Cleveland
Hanna
Fifth District
Republican Club
England
William McKinley
Germany
Republican Party
Battle Near Acton Homes and Camp Glencoe Raged All Day
Telegraph reports from Ladysmith and Natal describe heavy fighting near Acton Homes and Testers Station about 16 miles from the British camp. Boers near Batting Spoyt threaten Ladysmith with imminent engagement as General Joubert moves on Glen Coe and Besters Station.
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Ladysmith
Acton Homes
Testers Station
London
Daily Telegraph
Besters Station
Joubert
Glencoe
Harrismith-Lynch Line
Glencor
Natal
Batting Spoyt
Gorge Stewart White
Newcastle
Dundee
Dornborg
Langmans Drift
Bryan Ohio Tour Brings Large Crowds to Defiance
Bryan's Ohio tour stops in Defiance with a parade and opera house meeting. He tells the audience his main ambition is to leave government better for children, welcomes Republican criticism, and notes he will be here for many years. He delivered six addresses to an eager crowd.
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Ohio
Cty
Opera House
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Bridge Combine Formed as American Bridge Company
PitTseuRG dispatch reports the American Bridge company has completed formation and will operate by November 1. The group includes 35 of 47 U.S. plants, with capital of 67.5 million dollars, 33 million preferred and 34 million common stock. It will control about 8 percent of national output, with headquarters in New York City.
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Pittseurg
Bridge Combine
The
American Bridge Company
New York City
Troopship Thomas Sails From Cramp’s For Philippines
The United States transport Thomas, the finest troopship afloat, sails from Cramp's shipyard for New York to be painted before heading to the Philippines in early November. She will carry over 2,000 persons including soldiers officers nurses and crew.
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Philadelphia
United States
Thomas
Cramp’s
New York
Philippines
Boers Attack Lobaatsi as British Hold Line
The Times announces Boer forces pressed around Lobatsi with skirmishes between Pitsani and Mafeking. A Mafeking party repulsed the attack, killing about thirty Boers and restoring the line after wires were cut. Baden-Powell reported success in resisting assaults. Contacts with Cape Town indicate communications are irregular and travel to the Orange River area is limited.
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London
Times
Lobatsi
Pitsani
Mafeking
Baden-Powell
Cape Town
Whateo
Orange River
Rhodesia
Beusoto
No News From Mafeking Amid Reports of British Stand
London reports no authentic Mafeking news yet but suggests Colonel Baden-Powell is holding his position. Anticipated action near Ladysmith grows as Boer and Free State forces advance with growing skill. General Sir George White can muster 12,000 troops and 12 guns to defend Natal’s open country.
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London
Mafeking
Baden-Powell
Ladysmith
George Stewart White
Natal
Redvers Buller
Helpmaker
War party in control in Bristol hall riot
London reports a Bristol Peace Society meeting where crowding jingoes rushed in after doors opened. They sang patriotic songs, waved Union Jacks, refused peace speakers hearing, and seized the platform to pass a vote of confidence in the government.
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London
Peace Society
Bristol
Canadian Cabinet Weighs Sending Troops to South Africa
Ottawa October 14 The cabinet debated sending the entire Canadian contingent to South Africa. A majority of members attended the session. Premier Laurier said no announcement would be made and then met with Lord Seymour at Rideau House.
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Ottawa
Ont
Southfrica
Laurier
Rideau House
Lord Seymour
Lord Minuto
A. H. Stange buys 14000 acres of pine land in Vilas County
The A. H. Stange company purchases from United States Lumber of Milwaukee 14000 acres of pine land in Vilas County for 150000 dollars. The tract is estimated to contain about 25000000 feet of white pine.
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Merritt, Wis
A. H. Stange Company
United Sates Lumber Company
Milwaukee
Vilas County
Wind Sor Hotel Fire Suffocates Drummer in New York
A fire at the Wind Sor hotel in Hodson New York destroyed the building Sunday morning. Wallace C Hall a drummer for a Philadelphia drug company was suffocated. All other guests escaped in their night clothes with their baggage.
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Hodson
N. Y
Windsor Hotel
Wallace C. Hall
Philadelphia
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Ital
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Free State
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Tintwa Pass
Chienzo
Burdick
America
Diane
Smyth
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Inc
Chicago, Ill
Slas
Reuron
York Weekly Tribune
BIG Bridge Combine
Salil
Lobaatsi
WAR Party
South Africa
Tale of
Wisconsin
Ove
Sherwin-Williams
Cementico
Dunning & Lowestatt
Drugegisis
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