Paine's celery compound touted by Chicago club women
Bliss Amelia Stegman, secretary of the North Side Woman's Club in Chicago, endorses Paine's celery compound as a remedy for periodical headaches sleep issues and fatigue. She cites six years of observations with club members relying on it for health and vitality, saying it has never failed to help and that many women report restored well being.
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Besa
Paine
Bliss Amelia Stegman
North Side Woman's Club of
Chicago
Dahlen Traded to Orioles in Montreville Deal
Chicago January 23 President Hart confirms the trade of Dahlen to Baltimore for De Montreville. Hart credits Burns for the suggestion and notes Dahlen’s eight seasons with Chicago, praising his fielding and ambition while predicting De Montreville will strengthen the club and end of Corbett’s retirement. The Orioles gain a star in De Montreville while Dahlen moves to a new league.
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Chicago
James A. Hart
Dahlen
le Montreville
Baltimore Lit
Baltimore
Dahien
Hart
Tom Burns
Burn
de Montreville
Corbett
Tede &4
de Montrevile
Smuggling Trends and Enforcement in Cuba and Americas
The Providence Journal notes that smuggling persists in Cuba despite guard efforts, with past profits and lax enforcement at Havana docks. It cites low wages and high import prices as incentives, mentions Mexican, Canadian routes, and suggests Coast Guard scrutiny and surveillance are costly but necessary to deter illicit trade.
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Cuba
Fosst
Municipal Guarda
New York
Havana
Eves
Coast
Providence Journal
Free Rides for Queens Pupils First in Education Board
Fourteen large vehicles are placed in service to transport about 300 Queens district children to and from school. Each stage carries 25 pupils on routes from designated points, funded by a $2,500 appropriation. The program, initially proposed to ease long walks to nearby city schools, has increased attendance and is now treated as a regular department function.
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New York
Board of Eduction
Borough of
Queens
Board of Education
Flushing
Ocean
Elmont
Lawrence
Floral Park
City of
Nassau County
Far Hockaway
Rockaway Beach
Ocean Front
Edward L. Stevens
Roosevelt Uniform Reform Moves in National Guard
Albany January 28 The treasurer of reforms promised by Governor Roosevelt is near completion An order changing the National Guard uniform is being prepared The board revising the code in New York favored harmonizing state uniforms with the regular army and set to begin with uniform changes
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Uncle Sam
Nec
Albany
National Guard
Roosevelt
New York
The Value of Accomplishments for Women in Health
A historical ad-style passage urges women to cultivate talents for social charm and domestic roles. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for unspecified female illnesses, claiming it supports health, vigor, and wifehood suitability, citing Dr. Dee V. Pierce's credentials and a grateful testimonial.
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Womin
Blocked Broadway Mob Backs Freshmen in Hoffman House Clash
A mob of 250 Columbia freshmen blocked Broadway last evening to pursue revenge on the sophomore class at a Hoffman House dinner. The sophomores abducted freshman president H. S. Johnston and Brown, vice president Stanton Brown, were captured in a cab and paraded at the banquet. Water, lemonade, and tableware rained on the diners as police dispersed the crowd with night sticks after officers were alerted.
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New York
Columbia
Hoffman House
Broadway
Sophs
H. 5. Johnston
Acropolis
Loys
Elmas
Stanton Brown
West Seventy-seventh Street
J. W. Cary
HB. Wooding
G. Wells
Brown
Thirtieth Street
Rohrig
Ranch o Telephone In Chadron Plans 400 Mile Line
Chadron Nebraska January 28 The Ranch o Telephone company forms to build a 400 to 600 mile line from Gordon to Elisworth and east to Valentine. Officers Bartlett Richards president Will G Comstock general manager C C Jamison secretary, all First National Bank of Chadron members and leading cattle owners. Richards brother of Wyoming governor De Forest Richards. The line will connect cattle ranches and allow management in Chadron to communicate with distant ranch operations.
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Chadron
Neb
Rancho Telephone Company
Bartlett Richards
Will G. Comstock
C. C. Jamison
First National Bank of
Mr. Richards
de Forest Richards
Wyoming
Gordon
Elisworth
Garden East
Valentine
Candilia
Malles Awa
Treasury official seeks $183 to cover mint shortage
Washington reports a secretary of the treasury asked Congress to reimburse Herman Kreitz, late Philadelphia mint superintendent, for money he deposited to cover a supposed vault shortage. He claims $50,000,000 in new silver dollars weighed to him, then found $162 short upon handover to his successor, while extra non circulating coins, screws, and planchets were discovered in the bags.
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Washington
San
Secretary
the Treasury
Congress
Herman Kretz
Philadelphia
United States Treasury
Mint
Kreig
Kretz
When Garland Had the Mumps in Washington
From the St. Louis Globe Democrat this portrait recalls Garland a congressman and Texas Bailey ally who rejected social duties. He avoided formal hospitality preferring a simple life with cigars and whisky though he abstained from liquor. His disdain for doctors persisted even as jaw swelling drew him to medical care.
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St. Louis Globe Democrat
Garland
Bailey
Texas
Washington
Little Rock
Zedie
Restore health with Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters
A health blurb touts Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as a quick fix for indigestion dyspepsia biliousness and stomach issues. It frames hard work and neglect as causes yet promises recovery and strength through the tonic.
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Iostetter
Mumps Versus Cholera Infantum Spat at Office
In a heated office exchange, Mr Gar land dismisses a mild case of mumps as trivial and rails against confusing it with cholera infantum. He storms out then stays home a few days to prevent contagion as swelling subsides.
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Mr. Garland
Chicago Girl Bares Stepmother Cruelty With Red Hot Poker
Maggie Bretz a 16 year old girl from 1013 Fitty First Street testified at the Stock Yards police station about being tortured by her stepmother Mrs. Mary Bretz. She showed scars from a red hot poker and said the alleged abuse included being tossed to the floor and burned on the face and hands. A warrant for the stepmother’s arrest was issued by Judge Fitzgerald after the testimony.
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Chicago
Maggie Bretz
Fittyfirst Street
Stock Yards
Mary Bretz
Fitzgerald
Maggie
Man carries baby coffin to church defying health rules
Pittsburg man Paul Jancouski carried his baby’s coffin from 3057 Breerton avenue to the Church of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, defying health warnings after the infant died of scarlet fever. Defendants in suits brought by Crosby Gray, health bureau superintendent, allege improper burial actions and improper house services.
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Pittsburg
Jan
Paul Jancouski
Breerton Avenue
Church of the Immaculate Heart of Mary
Rome
Beth Jancouski
Joseph Swabiok
Crosby Gray
Bureau of Health
Jancouski
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