Mrs Ina L Rosen Praises Pinkham Remedy in Denver
A Denver woman writes that after two years of marriage and female troubles Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her health and energy. She says four bottles cured pain and menstrual issues and urges others to try the product. The ad offers free advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts and warns of a 5000 dollar forfeit if testimonial not genuine.
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Frances Coleman Visits New York Amid Virginia Fame
Frances Coleman, celebrated Virginia beauty, travels to New York to visit friends and draws attention in high society. The piece notes her looks and intellect as she gains social interest among Gotham’s exclusive set. It also comments on Queen Anne’s statue in Westminster, its broken scepter, and related historical costs and restorations.
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Gages Surplus Plan Aimed at Public Depositories
Secretary Gage proposed a plan to keep surplus government revenues circulating by making all national banks in clearing house cities public depositories. Government receipts would be deposited prorated by bank capital and assets, with the government treated as a first lien. Banks would pay about 2 percent interest on deposits and need only a first lien as security.
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Chicago Chronicle
Cheeky Broker Seeks Morgan Yacht Viewing Invite
A New York broker who boasted ties to J Pierpont Morgan asked for an invitation to view Corsair during yacht races. Morgan declined, noting he had lent the yacht to a friend and offered to seek invites for him on the yachts of Gould Goelet Astor or others, warning the broker to assure hosts he was the cheekiest man Morgan had heard of.
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Plutocratic Playmaker Sardou Emerges Rich and Domineering
Victorien Sardou trained as a doctor but turned to playwriting after early struggles. Now wealthy and living in a summer estate valued at $150,000, he commands theater power. He silences theater managers and even dictates actresses wardrobe choices with a fierce insistence on every syllable.
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