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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1912
Page
3
Natick Massachusetts resident Marion Sweet Greaton recounts severe nervous symptoms and a tumor concern during change of life. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health and urges others to seek the remedy.
American cowboys on the Mexican boundary near Hachita New Mexico prevented rebel leader Inez Salazar from crossing the border yesterday to obtain tobacco and supplies. Bishop P Brown of the Mormon church reports the cowboys warned they would resist any invasion and noted Salazar's men carried nurses stolen from American territory.
El Paso reports United States Senator Fall of New Mexico will travel from California to join Senator William Alden Smith in the investigation of the Mexican rebellion. Smith held several private conferences today.
James B Sloan, a Blount county state senator and Republican, has been named to succeed William H Armbrecht as United States district attorney for the southern district of Alabama after Armbrecht resigned. Sloan, regarded as an able Alabama lawyer, served in the state legislature and backed Tafts cks at the Chicago convention. Armbrecht retires to become a special assistant to the attorney general handling civil conversion cases.
A vintage health blurb warns that biliousness constipation and sick headaches do not cure themselves and that a poorly functioning liver requires treatment or remedies. The piece emphasizes the need for care to restore liver health.
Typhoon and heavy rains on August 29 plus high tides killed 30 000 to 40 000 near Wen Shaw Chekiang. Floods inundated Wenow and Tsingtien submerging towns and driving 10 000 to escape. Chuchow mission site destroyed and Foochow losses reported. Chekiang population 12 million faces famine risk after floods. Yangtze flood last year killed 100 000.
French column led by Colonel Mangin enters Casablanca to free seven imprisoned Frenchmen. A general Moroccan uprising erupts at El Hiba as the Moroccan pretender El Hiba and his partisans flee. pursuing French and loyal Moroccan troops press the chase.
Milwaukee, Wis., September 9. Simplicity marked the funeral rites for Lieutenant General Arthur MacArthur who died of apoplexy last Thursday night during a speech to the Twenty fourth Wisconsin Volunteers semi central reunion. At Forest Home Cemetery only the Presbyterian committal service was used and there was no military salute.
William B. Haywood, leader of the Industrial Workers of the World, travels to New York to push a nationwide textile workers strike. He said a strike order could be issued by September 30 if feasible.
A Jacksonville Florida medicine firm promotes Liver Eleazor as a liver remedy. The ad guarantees money back if the druggist cannot supply the product and urges readers to cure biliousness and fatigue.
A 1906 Saratoga case claims recovery from consumption after using Eckman’s Alterative. The affidavit by Jas W Kanaly details severe illness, high fever, and refusal of prior treatments before recovery and weight gain. The ad cites bronchitis and asthma relief and lists Braswell’s Drug Store and Eckman Laboratory as sources.
Acting Attorney General Hart instructed the U S attorney at Seattle to seek reversal by the circuit court of appeals of former Judge Hanford’s denial of citizenship to Leonard Olesson a Socialist. The government will file a stipulation of error and expects the circuit court to grant citizenship.
Boston report says Mrs Elsie French Vanderbilt intends to wed Richard De B Boardman Harvard 1900 with Newport society expecting the match. Rumor notes they have been inseparable in Newport Bathing at Bailey's Beach and strolling the cliff walk despite past high society romances and suitors.
Former eastern district Republican figure Charles Reinhardt committed suicide last night at his home in New York. He shot himself in the right temple in a rear workshop at 72 Sage Street as his wife Caroline and daughter Elizabeth heard the shot and found him. He had suffered a long illness from a stroke for over eight months.
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