Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Praised by Neenah Club Treasurer
Elizabeth Hesselman of Neenah Wisconsin recounts relief from menstrual irregularity and pain after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits improved health, regular cycles, and reduced suffering, urging others to seek the remedy and warning against inferior alternatives.
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Elizabeth Hesselman
Neenah, Wis
Schiller Club
Lydia E. Pinkham
Omar Mas
Pinkttas
Elizaneth Hesselman
First St
Neenah
Wis
Pinkham
Charges Against Coyne Postmaster Indicted Before Civil Service
Chicago postmaster E Coyne faces civil service charges over alleged political firings at the Chicago post office. The complaint by former station superintendent T W Wittler accuses Coyne of dismissing nine workers for partisan reasons to aid Senator Mason’s re election bid. Coyne says the action was for internal station harmony and that Wittler was dismissed for insubordination. Commission will investigate.
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Coyne
Chicago
Civil Service Commission
Washington
E. Coyne
Chica
Wittler
Udtmaster Coyne
Benator Mason
Witter
Udit
Mod
Ciin
Yell Investi
Offer to Manley Sparks High Level Administration Interest
Washington March 1 Joseph Mantes of Augusta Maine is pressed by the administration to accept the post of free assistant postmaster general though he may decline due to private interests. Manley and colleagues in Congress are unsure. Augusta publication mentions new department regulations. Shook fist at Cochran during a speech on Southern Africa and the Congress.
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Washington
Joseph Mantes
Augusta
Manley
T. Hat
Sir. Manley
Str
Soday
Mune Augusta
Department
Cochran
Warhinetin
Mr. Coch
Mieserl
United States
Canada
Sven Te Hite
Ee Neiliger
Covington
Stuart
Creees
Catarra
Wheeling
Myther
Shane
Shasta
Caldwell
Galdwell
Grape-Nuts Breakfast Food Credited For Stomach Relief
A reader credits a friend's advice about Grape-Nuts breakfast cereal with easing long term stomach trouble. Following a cold neglect and resulting dyspepsia, the author reports improved vitality after one week of using Grape-Nuts, noting relief from a heavy feeling and better rest.
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Earl
Dawson Denies Reports Of Business Panic In Dawson
March 1 Dawson dispatch says rumors of an exodus and a business panic are unfounded. US Consul Safier confirms no truth to panic claims and notes miners and merchants retain confidence in Dawson’s future.
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McAuley
Vancouver
Dawson
United States
Canada
Yukon
Safler
Lower River
Funeral Without Flag At Belleville Service
In Belleville Illinois on March 18 Conrad Meyer a Masvoutah resident and veteran was honored at his funeral by the local G A R post. The hearse procession entered the German Lutheran church without the flag bearing on it after Pastor Ambacher barred the emblem at the door. The veterans were marched back to their hall and the service proceeded.
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Belleville
Conrad Meyer
CRUE
Cpt
Seed Ale
Coeraned
Kansas City Asphalt Row Reaches Supreme Court
Governor Stanley pardons a colored man, Robert Banks, after a four year highway robbery conviction linked to a Hutchinson craps game. Banks had support from Fort Scott financier Grant Horaday and others. the case follows an injunction suit in Wyandotte County over paving asphalt contracts amid a Warner-Quinlan asphalt trust dispute and bids from Conway and Abbott-Gamble firms.
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Stanley
Hutchinson
Robert Banks
Banks
Isvs
Colorado
Port Scott
Tmc Burks
Hanks
Grant Horaday
Fort Scott
Hanls
Supreme Court
Wyandotte County
Kansas City
Kan
Minnesota Avenue
Warner-Quinlan
Wyandott County
Asphalt Trust
Kansas
R. F P. Conway Company
Souther
Abbott-Gamble Contracting Company
Carpocal Donk
Me Datter
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets Earn Noted Praise Across Cities
A long testimonial spread extols Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as a highly effective remedy. Readers praise relief from head colds, sore throats, and catarrh, claiming cures across multiple states and provinces. Advertisers note heavy use, urging purchase through stores nationwide.
Second man hanged at Mount Holly court yard
Joan Young was hanged in the county jail yard for complicity in the murder of Washington Hunter, a 73 year old Riverside farmer. He admitted guiding the murderers to the home but denied delivering the fatal blow. He is the second of four at death. Brown and Kellar aided the plan. Kellar turned state's evidence and awaits sentence. Brown was hanged earlier. one gang member escaped.
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Otto Kellar
Charles Miller
Hunter
Young
Brown
Kellar
Aitier
Decensher & Lawi
Great Rock Island Plans to Intercept Marconigrams
March 1 to April 30 the Great Rock Island offers tickets daily to Utah Montana and Puget Sound points with fares from 22 to 25 dollars. The Globe reports on British battleship Revenge fitted with wireless telegraphy and possible interception of Marconigrams during a cruise along the Irish coast. Also notes Banastar horse hoof brittleness and advised careful treatment. A. Patty offers free chair cars and tourist sleepers.
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Tlonion
Globe
Revenge
Admiralty
Utah
Montana
Ag Wes
al Pol
Puget Sound Point
Supreme Court hears Coffeyville gas case appeal
A Coffeyville mining and gas company gas explosion case seeks review after Maxwell & Co sued for 5 000 arguing gas leaked from an underground well damaged a two story brick building and other structures. The defense says a broken gas pipe caused the cellar fire and the demurrer was sustained. Maxwell & Co still pursues Supreme Court action. Also noted is Butler’s Columbia University installation invitation and state treasury balance after February figures.
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Supreme Court
Montgomery County Et Ln & Salt
Maxwell & Co
Coffeyville Mining and Gas Company
Coffeygill
a@ Joinde
Germans question value of Henry visit in New York
Berlin and American papers debate Prince Henry's visit's results as debates shift from pageantry to practical gains. Critics question what Germany gains as discussions turn to strategy with America, amid mixed press reaction and commentary from German and American outlets.
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Henry
New York
Prince Henry
Berlin
The
Herald
Germany
Amer
America
Taglich Runschau
Americas
Pyines Henry
Hkeinische Werlphualiache
Trouble Settled Northern Pacific Employes Concessions
A St Paul meeting ended with Northern Pacific granting many concessions to trainmen after days of dissension. The Montana dispute arose during travel to St Paul and did not reflect union endorsement. The Rocky Mountain division traffic will resume as usual following the agreement.
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St. Paul
Montana
Pearce
Rocky Mountain
Lord Wolseley’s Sudden South Africa Descent Sparks Flurry
A London tabloid correspondent reports Lord Wolseley’s abrupt return from travel to South Africa winds up amid agitation in the War Office. The journey’s alleged aim includes meeting Sir Donald Currie and Kitchener for insights into the campaign. Also notes Whitney to ship twenty five thoroughbreds to Sheepshead Bay, and baseball free agency rumors.
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New York
Mar
Lord Wolseley
South Africa
London
Tabline
Donald Currie
Tord Weinler
Sik
Tora Ineley
Kitchener
Teck Saila For South Africa
Prince Francis of Teck sails for South Africa to resume duties with the remount department of the army. An advertisement touts Dr King's New Discovery for consumption and cough relief, citing asthma and croup remedies, and promotes household medicine chests with Dr Wood's Norway Pine Sulphe. Tickets to California via Great Rock Island Short Line advertised, sale March 1 to April 20.
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Teck Saila
South Africa
Tondon
Prince Francis of
Teck
the Army
King
Panthels
Arnold Drug
Kaners Avenue
California
Great Rock Island
Dramatic Events Hint at Theatre and Price Rise
A fragmented note lists Faust and Morrison company performances at the Crawford this Wednesday with hints of picturesque and comical acts. Separate bits report tin prices rising in New York to 26.56 bid and 27.75 asked, about 60 points higher than last week. Denver reports storm easing, mountain railroads clearing tracks with no serious damage noted.
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Farmer Field
Tacoma
Marshall Field
Chicago
Pairfield
Faust
Morrison
Cece Tontebt
Patie
Lowell
New York
Denver
Cot
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