Cardui touted as reliable women’s tonic in local letter
A Tex town letter from Mrs Delaney recalls Cardui aiding her health since adolescence and after marriage. The endorsement claims Cardui strengthens delicate womanly organs and has aided many women for over fifty years. Readers are urged to consult Chattanooga Medical Co for case specifics and a free 64 page home treatment guide.
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Pollock
Tex
Cardus
N. B
Chattanooga Med Co
Ttanooga
Tenn
Volunteers Offer Skin Grafts to Save Burned Girl
In Kansas City on January 18, about a thousand Boy Scouts and other volunteers pledged to donate skin to save a ten year old girl burned when a fire destroyed her home at Arnett Oklahoma. The child and her parents survived, doctors say the girl’s life can be saved only by skin grafting, and the operation is planned soon.
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Kansas City
Boy Scouts
Arnett
Okla
Slayer Hanged After Killing Girl Near Pecan Gap
Aris Texas January 18 Henry Mou ton a negro shot and killed the five year old daughter of D Mer near Pecan Gap. He was hanged from a telephone post public square after deputies released him from execution. Mou ton reportedly confessed to firing at the girl's brother before striking the child. The boy was unharmed.
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Aris
Tex
Henry Mouton
D. Mer
Pecan Gap
Ouzon
Cambridge Professor Reveals New Gas Discovery
Sir Joseph John Thomson, Cavendish professor at Cambridge, announced during a royal visit that he has discovered a new gas labeled W gas. He stated it has hydrogen like properties, but with an ozone to oxygen relationship, suggesting a novel element or compound with potential scientific impact.
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ONDON
Joseph Johnon
Cavendish
Cambridge
Uni Ty
Royal Visu
Honolulu man kills wife in schoolhouse crime
Manuel Fernandez entered a country school near here yesterday and killed his wife with a shotgun. He shot the teacher and another person, who is described as dangerously wounded. Fernandez then killed himself. Jealousy is cited as the motive.
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Nolulu
Manuel Fernadez
M-Near
Fernandez En
Marriage Rules in Russian Post and Telegraph Service
New York dispatches report strict Russian rules that clerks must marry within postal or telegraphic staff under dismissal and pension loss penalties. The Woman's Rights League cites cases of dismissal and forced divorce, with officials like M. Semenovich enforcing celibacy pledges for female civil servants.
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New York
Odeasa
Russia
Department’ of Posts and Telegraphs
Woman's Rights League
State Telephones
M. Semenovich
Irish Home Rule Bill Congratulated by Congress
A congressional resolution congratulating the British house of commons and the Irish people on passage of the home rule bill was introduced by Arkansas' Goodwin. It praised Ireland's struggles for freedom and directed copies to Premier Asquith, Redmond, and Birrell. A cable from Donahue of Pennsylvania also congratulated Redmond and Ireland’s friends in Congress.
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Washington
House of Commons
House’ of Commons
Seen’. Goodwin
Arkansas
Ireland
Secretary of State
Asquith
John E. Redmond
Augustine Birrell
Donahue
Pennsylvania
American Congress
Taggart Seeks 30 Days Leave for Civil War Veterans
Representative Taggart of Kansas introduced a joint resolution offering thirty days of paid leave to all federal employees who served in the Federal or Confederate army during the Civil War, excluding naval or military personnel, for the Gettysburg fifty year celebration starting June 13, 1913.
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Washington
Taggart
Kansas
United States
Stefansson Secures Funding for Arctic Continent Quest
Grand Forks, N D January 18 V Stefansson the blonde Eskimo discoverer announced he has secured fifty thousand dollars to cover spring expedition costs for an undiscovered continent in the north. The National Geographical Society will provide twenty two thousand five hundred dollars and the American Museum of Natural History another twenty two thousand five hundred dollars. Personal friends add five thousand dollars.
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Grand Forks
N. D
V. Stefansson
Alaska
Stefansson
National Geographical Society
American Museumof Natural History of New York
Patten Must Stand Trial In Cotton Trust Case
Wall Street ponders defense for James A. Patten known as the Cotton King and seven fellow cotton magnates ordered by the supreme court to face trial in the Southern District of New York. Indictment accuses them of violating the Sherman act by cornering the 1909 cotton crop to push prices higher. The court’s ruling confirms the charges and sets trial for June 17, 1910.
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James A. Patten
New York
Wall ‘Street
King
Supreme Court
Grand ‘Jury
New ‘York
Rockefeller endowment to fund global hookworm eradication
Jerom D. Greene of New York asserts that a $100 million Rockefeller foundation charter would inaugurate a worldwide campaign to eradicate hookworm. He notes the plan seeks a global effort under congressional control, with hygiene and sanitation education to prevent reinfection and safeguard nations.
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Washington
Rockefeller Foundation
Congress
Jerom D. Greene
New York
John D. Rockefeller
House
Rockefeller
Greene
Foundation Board
Mr. Greene
Sanitary Commission
Home for druggists Chicago Jan 18 item
A druggists naDelayed portion of a Chicago roundup reports on a home plan for pharmacists citywide. The brief notes a central program aimed at aiding druggists with training and resources. Further details are not provided in the available fragment.
Sulzer Pardons Folke Brandt in Burglary Case
Albany January 8 Governor Sulzer pardoned Folke E B Brandt for a burglary sentence of thirty years on grounds the punishment was excessive. Attorney General Carmody called the pardon a matter of justice and urged Brandt to confess false statements once more before release. Nelson and Swedish societies supported clemency while Brandt promised to lead an honest life and proceed to Minnesota to begin anew.
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Albany
N. Y
Sulzer
Folke EB. Brandt
Mortimer L. Schiff
New York
Brandt
Carmody
United States
Knute Nelson
Minnesota
Schiff
Nelson
Washington
Neilson
Brandt Arrives in New York After Pardons Victory
Brandt arrives in New York with Senator Nelson and Swedish delegation members after a pardon campaign. He is escorted by Victor L. Watson and others to a home where he will spend the night. Crowds cheer when his identity is known and he poses for photographers before leaving in a taxicab. Brandt makes no statement beyond happiness.
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New York
Brandt
Nelson
Victor L. Watson
Forty-second Street
Watson
Rural guard revolt joins Mexican mob against Tlaxcala governor
Mexico City January 18 three hundred rurales revolted yesterday and joined the mob opposing the seating of Augustin Sanchez the newly appointed governor of Tlaxcala. An equal number of cavalry were ordered from the capital to Tlaxcala.
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Mexico City
Augustin Sanchez
Tlaxcala
Doan's Kidney Pills Praise from Mobile Reader Testimony
A Mobile resident reaffirms Doan's Kidney Pills relief for backache and kidney issues. Mrs. George W. McCary recounts a family member’s long illness and the pills’ help after purchase at Van Antwerp's Drug Store.
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Dean
Mobile
Doan
George W. McCary
Espejo St
Ala
Vantwerp
Missing five thousand dollars mystery baffles Jacksonville detectives
Jacksonville detectives probe the disappearance of a five thousand dollar package sent from a Madison bank to a local institution. The shipment originally held six thousand dollars. one thousand arrived and the remaining five thousand is unaccounted for amid unclear theories from express officials. Prominent jockey Grover C. Fuller seeks clemency after a Broad way cafe watch theft and pledges reform.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Express
Madison
New York
Grover C. Fuller
Chicago
Fuller
James R. Keene
Woman Suffering 14 Years Finds Relief in Pinkham Remedy
Elkhart Indiana resident Mrs Sapte Williams reports relief after four months using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash for organic inflammation and female weakness. She credits temporary relief from six doctors and invites others to publish her letter for benefit. The ad touts the product as made from native roots and herbs with no narcotics and offers confidential advice from Lynn Massachusetts.
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Elkhart
Ind
Lydia E. Pinkham
Sapte Williams
James Street
Indiana
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Lydia E.pinkham
Five Future crew saved from sea off Southeast coast
The British steamer Asuncion de Larrinaga reported five members of the American schooner Future's crew aboard after Future wrecked along the U S southeast coast in early January. The Future had sailed from Tampa to Washington via Southeast Boston.
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Future
London
Galveston
Manchester
Browhead
Boston
Washington
Tampa
U States
Col F G Hudson Dies Former Louisiana Attorney General
Col F G Hudson former attorney general of Louisiana died in Hot Springs Ark yesterday His body will be taken to Monroe Louisiana for interment at a later date or in Monroe as indicated by the report
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F. G. Hudson
Hot Springs
Ark
Louisiana
Monroe
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Ena
Margaret Islington
Geo. Evans
Honey Boy Minstrels
Higley-Harrington Stock Co
Mr. Glasgow
G. Hardy Smith
St. Michael Street
Acenes
Raphael
Drott
New York City
Evenine
Rowley Orchestra
Sisson
Tucker
Standard Oil Company
New Orleans
Pensacola
City Ticket Office
South Royal
H. C. Geron
L. D. Fry
L. D. Batre
V. Pres
E. ¥. Ladd
G. A. Michael
Asst
Merchant’s Bank
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Sata
Soalien Mutual Burial Association
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