Ownership Fight Over Ship Appam in Newport Court
In Newport News the case of the Appam's ownership will be heard in the States district court led by Judge Wade. The African Steam Navigation Company sues to recover possession of the vessel, which Germany seized as a prize war. The Libellants challenge the prize status arguing the ship remained in a neutral port longer than necessary. The state department has indicated the Appam is seized but will delay formal action to let courts decide.
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African Steam Navigation Ny
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Liverpool
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Taunton girl finds relief with Lydia E Pinkham remedy
Taunton Massachusetts resident Clarice Morin describes months of pain and irregular periods that kept her from work until a neighbor suggested Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Her recovery led to renewed health and advocacy for the remedy. The ad invites others to write for confidential advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Company in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Taunton
Mass
Lydia Eickham
Clarice Morin
Russell Street
E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lynn
Goethals’ Resignation Not Confirmed by Baker
Secretary Baker said no word from Panama confirms reports of Governor Goethals resigning on June 1. He noted Goethals has a tacit retirement accord with the war department once the canal slides project ends.
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Washington
Baker
Panama
Goethals
War Department
Granger Liver Regulator Promoted for Digestive Health
An old health advertisement argues liver and bowel neglect causes illness and lists symptoms such as dullness and poor appetite. It touts GRANGER LIVER REGULATOR as a safe, plant based remedy sold only in large tin boxes, claiming ease of use and long standing effectiveness.
Debate changes in Apostles Creed at Methodist conference
At Saratoga Springs fourteen nations participated in a Methodist Episcopal meeting. A proposal to amend the Apostles Creed by replacing Holy Catholic Church with Church Universal sparked debate. bishops will decide. A committee will report by May 20 on merging Epworth League and Sunday schools, with Epworth League opposing merger.
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Japan
India
Denmark
Uruguay
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China
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Wilbur F. Sheridan
St. Louis
Lehigh Valley Railroad Injunction Is Dismissed
The U S district court dismissed the bill by Lehigh Valley Railroad seeking to block the Interstate Commerce Commission order ending its involvement with Great Lakes steamship lines. The railroad had previously secured a temporary injunction.
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Philadelphia
United States District Court
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Great Lakes
Progressives nominate delegates at Virginia meeting
Roanoke Virginia delegates convene to name party delegates to the Chicago convention and endorse Colonel Roosevelt as the keynote. State chairman Percy S. Stephenson says Virginians will stay independent while growing, and may back a joint presidential candidate with Republicans if suitable.
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Roosevelt
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Percy S. Stephenson
Injured Aviators Recover After Mount Vernon Wreck
Aviators J C McCauley and L P Utter improve in Alexandria hospital after a crash of flying boat H-7 en route from Washington to Newport News near Mount Vernon Virginia. Mayo Dudley also improves. Captain Baldwin and Victor Vernon investigate the wreck cause. H-7 remains at Fort Washington. no trace found of two missing crewmembers.
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L P. Utter
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Asquith Arrives in Dublin Discusses Postwar Plans
Premier Asquith reaches Dublin and meets with departmental chiefs and General Maxwell on military affairs. A likely proclamation to end martial law is reported while military control may persist in disturbed provinces. He plans talks with civilian deputations on Dublin reconstruction and possible compensation. Relief grows as executions end.
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London
Asquith
Maxwell
Y.M.C.A. Launches Spring Cleaning and Repairs
The Y.M.C.A. begins a general spring clean up and repairs. The pool area is nearly finished and will be ready Saturday for junior swimming and life saving tests. Gymnasium repairs, new lights, and interior repainting are planned for the week.
Mathewson Dominates Pir at Giants Victory
Christy Mathewson limited the Pittsburgh Pirates to one hit over five innings as the New York Giants toppled Pittsburgh 13 to 5. Other Giants pitchers also contributed as the game swung in the National League matchup.
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Christy Mathewson
Pittsburgh Pirates
Giants
Pirates
Lamar Lightner Hanged After murder of Will Robinson
Montgomery, Ala. May 12. Lamar Lightner, a negro, was hanged here this morning for the murder of Will Robinson, another negro. Prominent whites petitioned the governor for clemency but Lightner had killed one man before Robinson and was thus allowed to die.
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Ala
Lamar Lightner
Will Robinson
Lightner
Robinson
Sloan's Liniment Soothe for Soreness and Bruises
An advertisement touts Sloan's Liniment to ease pain from house cleaning, bruises, and over straining. It claims quick relief and better sleep, with a testimonial praising its value and a 25 cent price at druggists.
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Sloan
Common Sense Blood Remedy for Rheumatism Claims Cure
An advertising piece promotes a blood cleansing remedy. It argues rheumatism stems from poisoned blood in kidneys or stomach and promises cures through stronger blood and secret diseases. The copy urges buying a patent medicine bottle as the solution, claiming many thousands already cured.
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