Mrs D Arnold Endorses Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for Tumor Relief
Mrs D Arnold of the German Woman's Club in Los Angeles credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing a womb tumor after four years and avoiding surgery. She reports twelve bottles restored health and denies taking other medicines while urging others to use the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Arnold
German Woman's Club
Grand Pacific Hotel
Los Angeles
Cal
Lydia E. Pinkham
Dean Mas. Piaxdant
Fragmented OCR item unresolved on public notice
A garbled OCR excerpt mentions New York and various names and terms without clear event or structure. The text appears as an unreadable mix of letters, phrases, and potential proper nouns, offering no coherent report, date, location, or identifiable actions.
Fragmented OCR Gone Wrong News Snippet
The unreadable OCR fragment references an alliance and a proposed capital, with garbled names and phrases. It mentions a theater, a siege, and a forthcoming project or event, but lacks clear dates, places, or identifiable entities.
Canal route spark in Dickey remarks April dispatch
Col Dickey dismisses concerns over canal alignment, stating indifference to route. Reports from New York on April 30 mention U S official Hat Calleo Peru, focus on canal plans, imports, and maritime connections, with broader questions about the best path and strategic implications for South American trade and links to Amelia bob ivan during the March quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col Dickey
New York
Colmel
Unites States
Digul
Calleo
Peru
Bia Sealy Jenve
Pera
Hue
Bern Mont
Unites
Tiree
Amelia Bob Ivan
Yeur Wali
Femrs
Unclear content from Kansas notes and names
Fragmentary OCR list from Kansas with multiple names and partial titles. Appears to be a compilation of individuals such as John Cox, Lemus, Grant, Casey, Cherie, Wil, and Kentucks, with scattered fragments of titles and locations but no clear event or context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adime Ie Naval Academy
Pat
Reccimelona
Soreimy
Ketter
Wil
Shute TeMotd
William O'Connell
Vegas
Geor Lake Amt
Ja ‘Kley
Timote
Garrett Davie
Asd
Eomion Fe
Kelle Kentucks
Waltred Aarke
25 000 Check as present Former Owner Divides Profit
Former owner of a Tennessee railroad distributes a 25000 check to employees as present. Knoxville Times reports Apedla Henri McHate, ex-owner of the At jeote Riyneville line, paid out the April salary to staff, noting the Newmarket stake race results and horse Patrice finishing third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee Railroad
Knoxville
Apedla
Henri McHate
Sceptre
Newmarket
Onde
Pimal
Patrice
Player quits after 30 years in Santa Fe service
The veteran mechanic leader, after three decades with the Santa Fe, resigns as superintendent of machinery and motive power, plans to move to Franklin, Pennsylvania for health reasons and notes extensive private interests there. He highlights his long career, health decline, and the aim to step back from active work.
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Santa Fe
Prankilt
Player
Wlaver
California
Topeka
Sasimad
Jonny Pisser
Senta Fe Mechanical Department
Riptey
Sir Player
George H. Henderson
Franklin
Tikechinery
5. W. Kendewkan
Bart Santereon
Kendrick
Sante Fe
Mr. Player
Ty Egill
Ohn Fuser
Kent County
England
United States
New York
New
Menna
Ielaa
Motin
Tovar
Mai
Iowa Central
Marenalitown
Wisconsin Central
Watkexha
Lelt
Bite
Consumer responsibility in wage issues urged by Bishop Potter
Bishop Potter warned that factory sweatshops and worker hardship stem from consumer influence and limited opportunity. He argued widening wage earners' horizons and fair play are needed while noting consumers can curb exploitation through discerning purchasing. He cited The Consumers League as a force to address the root industrial problem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whit Chaapress
Wedion Peeri
Mttle Meely
Limileit
Teagie
New York
Innes
Lobbyists at work in anti book contract hearings
Fragmented OCR notes describe lobbyists And various publishers including American Book Company and Appleton & Co as lobbying during hearings over a government contract to supply anti communist texts. The notes list names such as Lizzie Woorter and firms Crane, Woodard, Tiersaan, Hudsonichenberry, Sheldon & Ovanil, and others involved in the controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toulecube
Houk Conpanies
Tatlowette Company
Uyethe Regislature
Ty Tea
Stryker
Mobie
Lizzie Woorter
Kansas
Tates
Beate
Fereuson
Appleton & Ca
Ira Ais Crane
Wingenvoa
Guikco
Woodard, Tiersaan
Hudsonichenberry Baring
Sheldon & Ovanil Mies Wourter
Coburn declines gubernatorial candidacy despite endorsements
Secretary Coburn says he is not a candidate for governor under any circumstances. He notes frequent letters of endorsement from across the state while stressing he will not pursue the office, saying circumstances could arise that would make him a candidate, though many others are active in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coburn
Nansna City
Kas
Lai
Bennok
Tonichmene
Ein
Evangelist at Work Sees 609 Converts in Four Weeks
Melon Indiana April reports Rev Willon A Sunday known as the baseball evangelist mobilized crowds at Fairmount. A live tabernacle was set up and over 1,000 attended sermons, with Sunday earning 1,600 for his services from collections. Corrigan in New York notes Archbishop Corrigan’s improving condition as Dr Keyes reports gradual recovery and solid food intake.
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Ant
Ind
Melon
Willon A
Fairmount
Flin
la Pot
Kent
Sunday
Corrigan
New York
Ee Keyes
Db Keyes
Champarne
Route to Honolulu Cable Project Promises Early Start
A San Francisco observer from New York, superintendent of the Mackay cable system, outlines a route to Honolulu with no landing points. The plan aims to connect Hawaii and other Pacific stations by November, with possible extensions to Midway, Monovlia, and beyond. A benevolence society in this city asks for self addressed stamped envelopes to replenish its treasury and invites interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
San Francisco
W—S. & Dickepeeg
New York
Mackay
Midway
Ingian
Ingiauh
Hranher Street
Topula
Kas
Informal Topeka Card Party and Local Weddings
A Topeka society page details a small card party hosted by Mr and Mrs Fred Cole on Topeka Avenue with guests including Mr and Mrs Willard Hail and Mr and Mrs W Webb. It also notes two weddings, Miss Jesse Akers and William Mesenhimer at 10:40 PM on Van Buren Street, and Mrs Asi Sameney and Themes J Samy’s ceremony near Gage Lake, with Rev J T McFarland officiating and limited guests present.
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Fred Cole
Topeka Avenue
Ana Willard Hail
Robert Pi
W. Webb
Schuyler Ricnots
Noe
Fret Freeman
Eesti Akers
Mabel Quigley
Sise Knowles
Lew Geaimetan
Hornes Hall
Jesse Bkers
William Mesenhimer
Bueh
Tanimace
Tok
Topeka
Hame
Sirs
Charles Woodcock
van Buren Atreet
J.T. M McFarland
First Methodist Church
Sir
Mesenhimer
Lawrence
Mra Wooten
Asie Hitmel
J. Samey
Gage Lake
J. T. McFar- Bend
J. Flory
Empori
City
W. H. Eastman
Adele Stotler
Panitionek
McCormick
Miss Stotler
Gaugster
Jacob Srotler
Kansas
W. W. Webb
Eal ‘Tice
Indian ‘Territory
Burwell
Colsraile Sprites
Henry
Mere Burwell
Agnes Puleneld
Alma
Estair
Deut Minnick
Wienlts
Exavenworth
West Point
B.D Roseim
Daughjter
Conrad Schwere
Ferd Liewhess
Atdlech
Andre
Frente Jarrell
Biltmore
Frank Blagen
Fez
Stanley
St. i
Bugert-V. Doran
Chicago
Tareday
Nini
Coltepe HL
Tharmo
BR Thiru
North Guten
Laare
Shm
JE Christman
Riley
JFL Betts
Epworth League
Hoffer
Quincy
Costley & Post
Clarence Socatt
Hochester Commtery
Emily Hurt
C.F Bridge
Wardier
Idaho
Charles Whitley
Marjory
Solomon City
North Topekin Welth
Mex
Mitchell
Cawker City
A. M. Betro
Sid van Huren Firsst
Kentucky
Kaw Valley Sehost
W. TK
Mess
Plummer
Quincy Street
W. M. Costley
van Buren Street
Argantut
A. J. Arnold
Jackson
Mise Hilenbeth Mender
Aeul
Mabel Phillipe
Naples
Armel
Mise Jeesie Hoover
Wan Ijalle
WB. Hutesinaen
Ehatmnen
Mite Whitabeth
Minna McCall
Hutchineon
Lauren Street
James Campbel
Fannie Cole
Ethel Ale
Blue Post
G. A.B
EF. Wate
Penatom
W. Priddy
Priniag
Navigation Syndicate forms for Atlantic steamer lines
Rumors of a major stock exchange and underwritten deal mark the Navigation Syndicate. The plan consolidates American and Hed Steamship lines with Leyland Atlantic and White Star, led by Morgan & Co. Purchasers are paying cash for shares, with payments already underway after Morgan's arrival.
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Namis
Steamship Trust
New York
Lina
City
Atoce
Leyland
Atlontiv
Lander
Neark
Batibers
Navigation Syndicate
Uwe Sonarel
Ue Laertind
Morgan & Co
Ncc
Mr. Morgan
Railway Surgeons Meet at International Convention
In St Louis on April 30 hundreds attended the railway surgeons international convention. The event opened with remarks from Mollie Alu president Rhett Gowte and Dr Louis J. Mitchell of Chicago as secretary. Dr Wieran Boutten chaired the Yorai committee and welcomed attendees while other officers were elected for the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
North America
Shires Agn
Rhett Gowte
Mollie
Alu
To Auy
Easions
Louis J. Mitchell
Chica
Ae Secretacy
Wieran Boutten
Yorai
Antala
Pru Ber
Hicks Liyverswee
Weiryme Bey
St Laie Pond
Tioning Eeesion
Delarey Surrenders to British Forces in South Africa
Report from April indicates General Delarey with Boer command surrenders to British troops in South Africa. Details describe the collapse of Boer resistance and British control expanding after the surrender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulas
Delerey
Peon
Delaruy
South Africa
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Text Book Commission
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Alfred Benjamin © Co
Hart, Schaffner , Marx and Stein Bloch Co
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Sol
Derlacay
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Mrs Sherman
C. & Pruax
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Reformed Presbyterian Church
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W. J. Whitterind
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