Eaton Woman Indicted in Admiral Eaton Murder Case
Grand jury in Massachusetts hears evidence in the murder debate against Mrs. Jennie Eaton as District Attorney Barker seeks an indictment for killing Rear Admiral Joseph G. Eaton. Testimony from medical experts and several neighbors continues, with witnesses including Dr Frame and Medical Examiner Osgood, while relatives and associates are summoned.
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Ed Press
Outh
Mass
Jennny Eaton
Spe
Barker
Joseph G. Eaton
Wifaa
Seger
Frame
Eaton Family Phys
Osgood
Wil F. Whitney
June A. Keys
Dorothy
Eaton
Grand Jury
Fred Corbett
Keyes
C. H. Colgate
Formrly
Eatons
Jessie Lamore
Charles A. Nordstrom
Hannah E. Barnes
Rockland
Nordstrom
Nineteenth Century Cough Cure Ad Promotes Antiseptic Spray
An antique advertisement touts a spray claimed to stop coughing and soothe the throat. It promotes Dr Porthr antiseptic healing oil with directions included in each bottle and lists prices of 25c 50c and 1.00.
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Porthr
Japan to Exhibit at Panama-Pacific Expo if Permitted
Lars Anderson, retiring U S ambassador to Tokyo, arrived in Honolulu en route to Washington and said there is no basis for reports that Japan would skip the 1915 Panama-Pacific Exposition in San Francisco if California passes anti Japanese legislation.
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Associated Press
Honolulu
Lars Anderson
United States
Tokio
Washington
Japan
San Francisco
California
Try Poslam Before Buying a Skin Remedy Sample Offer
A historical notice promotes Poslam as a consumer safeguard with free samples from the Emergency Lab in New York. It claims skin cures, improved color and texture, and dandruff shampoo benefits, urging readers to try before purchase and noting price for Poslam and Poslam Soap.
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West 26Th St
New York
Ry Sonner
Parisian Sage Ad Promises Dandruff Relief and Hair Shine
An ad touts Parisian Sage claiming to stop dandruff and hair loss, refresh and invigorate the scalp, and leave hair radiant. It targets both men and women and invites purchase for 60 cents at drug stores, noting no poisonous lead ingredients and listing G. Van Antwerp & Son as sellers.
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G. van Antwerp & Son
In Defense of Married Women Resolution Passed
In Chicago on March 25 the Association of Collegiate Alumnae council approved a resolution protesting discrimination against married women as teachers. It urges no obstacle to women's professional activity after marriage and asserts a married woman can be as good or better a teacher than a single woman.
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Chicago
The
Association of Collegiate Alumnae
Boards of Education
Alexander Morrison
San Francisco
Association
Stray Bullets Leave Dozens Dead in Cananea Battle
In Cananea fighting between state troops and federal forces ends in an armistice by noon after a day of heavy exchanges. Sixty federal soldiers and thirty state troops lie dead. L Bushnell, a mounted police member, dies, and American observer Robert Charlot is fatally wounded. An American-Mexican merchant Pablo Soto is killed by a stray bullet. The Cananea Club is converted into a hospital.
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Associated Press
Naco
Ariz
Cananea
Moreno
Cananea Club
L. Bushnell
Mounted Police
Robert Charlot
New York City
Pablo Soto
Arizona
Foster
Sluggers Fall To Toulminville In Early-Season Tilt
The Toulminville Jrs. defeated the Central Sluggers 6 to 4 on the Toulminville diamond. A feature was all round star work by Sluggers third baseman Snookums Pringle. Batteries were Toulminville Leonard Boyles and Grover Sluggers Watters Hicks and Green.
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Toulminville Jrs
Central Sluggers
Toulminville
Letter Describes Hood's Sarsaparilla Healing Severe Leg Sore
Mrs. Josephine Sargent recounts a months long leg infection that nearly required amputation. After trying Hood's Sarsaparilla, she reports pain relief, tissue growth, and complete healing after ten bottles, returning her health and ability to work.
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Hood
Josephine Sargent
Casualties in Five States
Totals from Sundays storm show 225 dead and 694 injured across multiple locations including Omaha and suburbs 152 dead 330 injured Terre Haute 18 dead 250 injured Chicago 5 dead 40 injured Yutan 16 dead 20 injured Berlin 7 dead 17 injured Council Bluffs 12 dead 13 injured Bartlet 3 dead 10 injured Weston 2 dead 2 injured Neola 2 dead 2 injured Glenwood 5 dead 2 injured Beebe 2 injured Malvern 2 injured Walton 1 dead 3 injured Sterling 1 dead Traverse City 1 dead Perth 1 injured
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Associated Press
Chicago
Omaha
Suburbs
Terre Haute
Ind
Yutan
Neb
Berlin
Council Bluffs
Bartlett
Weston
Neola
Glenwood
Beebe
Malvern
Walton
Ill
Sterling
Traverse City
Mich
Perth
The Williams Treatment Claims Cure for Kidney and Uric Acid Ailments
An advertisement promises relief from kidney and bladder trouble, rheumatism, and uric acid complaints. It offers a free bottle with the cutout notice and a 50 cent regular price, urging readers to mail providing their name and address for distribution.
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Williams
D. A. Willie
Knox Denounced by Gen Escobar Over Panama Facts
Francisco Escobar consul general of Colombia in New York sent a letter to former Secretary Knox disputing his report on U S Colombia relations and Panama. He alleges false statements about Panama independence and the Cortes Root Arosemena treaties. Chamberlains Liniment notice follows.
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Associated Press
New York
Francisco Escobar
Colombia
State Knox
United States
Congress
Taft
Knox
Diego Mendoza
Mr. Knox
Panama
Mr. Escobar
Americans Join Carranza's Army in Mexico
A band of American soldiers of fortune and Texas cowboys has enlisted in the rebel constitutionalist army of Venustiano Carranza, with Colonel Paul Mason of New York among the leaders. The force, largely recruited from Wynne and Maverick counties in Texas, includes veterans of prior revolutions in Mexico and Central America.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Fortune
Venustiano Carranza
Coahuila
Ciudad Porfirio Diaz
Eagle Pass
Texas
Wynne
Maverick
Mexico
Central America
Paul Mason
New York
Zelaya
Nicaragua
Huerta
Madero
Dr King’s New Life Pills Claim Quick Constipation Relief
An advertisement promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills as a cure for constipation and digestive issues. It promises liver stimulation, toxin elimination, and quick health restoration, claiming effectiveness and availability for 26c at all druggists.
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Dr. King
Warships Guns Ruin Crisfield as Fleet Trains Fire
The Atlantic fleet target practice in lower Chesapeake caused windows to smash chimneys topple and buildings tremble in Somerset county Crisfield reports show fish and chicken industries harmed by the shocks farmers warn the spring laying of eggs is ruined by the concussion from the big guns.
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Associated Press
Crisfield
Lower Chesapeake
Somerset County
Peculiar Discovery Near Old French Fort
Soldiers near Mount Luis uncover a buried bottle containing an inventory of jewelry and money entrusted to Manuel Perez for conveyance to the mother of Empress Eugenie in Madrid. The document is dated September 4, 1870, and notes a value estimate for the items.
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Associated Press
Perpignan
France
Mount Luis
Manuel Perez
Eugenie
Madrid
Pyats
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Mrs Eaton
Council of College
Mex
Toulminville, Jrs
C. I. Hood Co
Lowell
Upper
Front St
Exeter
N. H
Mobile
E. M. Bailey
G. Hardy Smith
St. Michael Street
Mobile, Ala
Escobar
Chamberlain
Carranza
Chesapeake
Hammel's
India
Madras
Linaire
Reseda
Hammel
Wew York
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