Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Ad
An advertisement extols Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a remedy for women's ailments including uterine ulcers and backache. It cites Mrs Williams of Englishtown New Jersey as an example and urges readers to seek the product at local stores or write for advice, noting that advice is free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willams
Englishtown
N.J
Ted Lydia
Pinkham
Lynn
Wemes
Lydia E. Pinkhasa
Pink
Bem St Lyn
Mass
Deportation plans for 15 Spanish laborers stir immigration debate
Washington reports the treasury department paused exportation of Spaniard workers halted by a labor contract rule. The issue centers on whether a migrant's forged or misrepresented information affects admissibility. Attorney General Griggs to weigh opinion as officials consider restricting entry to prevent labor crowding. In other news, famed New York jockey Richard Chinson lies dying in Phoenix after a career riding 11,000 prize money across the Atlantic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
New
America
Phoenix
Ariz
Richard Chimno
Fmous
Seho Fing
Qalilee
Fragmentary notice from a city event
Readable scraps indicate a city related event with voices and dates unclear. Names and places are partially legible but full facts cannot be confirmed.
Fragmentary reminiscences of health advice and food cures
The text recalls an old friend praising practical advice on rest and proper nourishment. It mentions medicines, a potpourri of cereal foods, and claims of health improvements after adopting specific regimes. It includes reminiscences of harsh winters and people seeking cures through diet and fortune.
Brooklyn Transit to Run Passengers from Gotham Without Change
In an unsteady report from New York, the Brooklyn Transit company plans to carry riders from Gotham without change. The article notes leadership changes, resignations, and a forthcoming wagon schedule overhaul for elevated line workers with raises tied to length of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gotham
Cara
Five-Story Fire at 02 Randolph Street Causes 96000 Loss
A early morning blaze at the five story building at 02 Randolph Street, likely started by crossed electric wires, devastated Ho Willisson & Co wholesale dealers and electric fixtures. Firemen fought the flames for hours, nearly threatening adjacent properties before gaining control.
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Chicago
Martha
Randolph Street
Ho Wiillasson 4 Co
Ingage
Pithovenise
Lawson Out of Race for Clyde Regatta
Yachtsman Lawson cannot make Independence ready for the Clyde regatta in June. The Shamrock II and other top English boats are noted as likely rivals. The Ginazow exposition yacht committee plans inviting leading American clubs to participate, with Lawson expressing regret over missing the voyage. Independence likely launched late May and needs about two weeks to trim for racing after water entry, with cross ocean time estimated at three weeks for re-rigging after Clyde reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde
Borton
W. Lawson
Thomas Lipton
England
Lawson
Racine
Wheer Joiecient
Embezzler Escapes Across Mexican Border
An American embezzler fled to Mexico after avoiding company duties and wire updates. The suspect, linked to a well known family figure, reportedly faces extradition as the surety company seeks recovery and legal action continues across the border.
Porto Rico newspaper notes and personnel moves
San Juan March 21 Senor Abnil editor of La Pomperccle travels to New York to acquire a plain senia. A new paper to be led by Senor Munea Hiverta aims to stimulate local interest in Porto Rico and foster ties with Cast Hance. Captain Latrobe of the native regiment is listed, and Lt Col Buel presents a beige to Panes, daughter of a captain, at an event.
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Senor Abnil
San Juan
Iarch
la Pomperccle
New York
Thie
Barry
Senor
Munea Hiverta
Tell
Porto Rica
Jeaten
Cast Hance
Latrobe
Imarflea
Senerin
Aria Panes
Ota
Buel
Moonshine in New York raid nets illicit stills
March 2 reports say Internal Revenue officers raided a basement operation at Eldridge Street in New York uncovering 2500 gallons of mash and fermentation vats. Landlord Lorwenstein and Jus Dewn were arrested amid the seizure, with workers claiming ongoing production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Internal Revenue
I Eldridge Street
Hermann Lorwenstein
Ang Jus
Burglars Hit County State Bank in Lakia
A bank burglary at Lakia County State Bank yielded about 3 000 dollars as three robbers escaped with cash. Police say the theft appears staged to evade capture and the scene remains under investigation. A severe gale in Cadiz Spain halts vessel services and complicates search efforts for the suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ens County State Bank
Lakia
Ee Mide
Iron and steel market activity broad with scarce pig iron
New York March 21 The Iron Age notes strong business in the western iron trade with heavy activity and rising prices especially for pig iron in Pittsburgh. A consolidation plan in western furnaces includes Mahoolme Shenatee and Cleveland areas with a syndicate controlling blast furnaces and coke properties. Demand remains robust in finished products and rail trade shows sizable orders while tube mills hint at further price boosts.
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New York
Lomet
Pittsborg
United States Steel Corporation
Arema Natural
Mahoolme
Shenatee
Witch Grossacks
Pennsylvania
Partieburo
Cleveland
Chicago
Gimenow
Scotland
Mississippi lynching at bridge after mob detours casing death
A mob hanged Jerry Bell near a Mississippi bridge after detaining him at Terry and forcing him from Bryan. Officials intended to transport him to Jackson for safekeeping but mob violence killed him. Shocking broader involvement tied to Charles Hollingsworth as pursuit and gunfire unfolded overnight.
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Mississppi
New Orleans
Ptcayune Fem
Terry
Mise
Jerry Bell
Allway Bridge
Bryan
Crault
Ridelea
Pardon Rules Outlined by Governor Under New Law
Governor Stanley lays formal rules for pardons and conditional prisons under the new law. The pardon system will operate with standards and cases are being reviewed, with blanks sent to all applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley
Sit Wetaire
Topeka Patchwork of News and Names Reflects Local Life
A jumble of notices from Topeka and nearby towns lists political activity, civic events, and social happenings. Citizens register, campaigns advance, meetings form and dissolve, while schools, churches, and clubs host cantatas, fundraisers, and community gatherings across the region.
Tests of Big Guns Near New York Harbor
New York on March 21 reports a major test of fire control for coastal fortifications. The experiment will evaluate range finders, antler inertia, and the cooperation of warships with blank ammo to simulate an upper harbor attack, witnessed by officials including the Secretary of War.
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New York
Comine
Narragansett Bay
Congress
New York Harbor
Secretary of War
Secretary of the Navy
Board of Ordnance and Fortification
New England Conservatory to Move to Huntington Avenue
The New England Conservatory of Music plans to relocate from East Newton Street to Huntington Avenue opposite Symphony Hall. Trustees envision a three story Grecian style building with sixty recitation rooms and two auditoriums. The institution aims to become a national center for opera, orchestral performance, organ and church music, composition, conducting, and the artists’ piano and violin schools.
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New England
Botton
New England Conservatory of Music
East Newton Street
Conservatory
Back Bay
Boston
Mendelssohn Conservatorium
Leipelc Ix
German Empire
Europe
Huntington Avenue
Symphony Hall
Qreat Trotting Match Announcement And Entries
New York officials announce a 21000 purse for a free-for-all trotters meeting to be held August 1 at Brishton Beach. Entries include Crestens 2 04, Boralina 208, Threctum Kelly 205, and Charley Herr 207, with possible starters Peter the Great 2 07 and Lord Derby 2 07.
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New York
O. A. McCully
New York Trotting Association
Brishton Beach
George H. Kettium
Thomas W. Tamwson
James Futler
Kelly
David Ca Bus Charley Herr
Herbert Gray
Sir Lawson
Geo. J.kutcham
Crescens
Siimulston
Abbott Coud
Peter the Great
Lord Derby
Censor at Work in South Africa Dispatch Delays
London dispatch delays publication of a government paper on peace talks between Lord Kitchener and General Botha. Printers ran late and a last minute error halted distribution planned for Tuesday evening.
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South Africa
New York
London
Paprw
Charmberlain
Lora Kitchener
Genera
Botha
Negotiations Tension Over Cape Colony Treaty Dispute
It is stated that communications between Finland and South Africa on the matter are unlikely to be seen by the public. The disagreement over the treaty terms caused the friction among negotiators regarding the Cape rebellion.
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South Africa
Cape
Partner of Old Hutch Prominent Chicago Grain Dealer Dad
Chicago March 2 Michael teary a charter board member of traité Ant dining She che bear asp of the bans operators ti grain in the country. Sie tear ned Te share. During the Civil War he was a partner of RP Hutchinson known as OI Hutchileh and the two ran a corner on corn which proved a financial excess. Mr Leary was born in Canada and came to Chicago. When the board of trade started he was one of the original members.
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Aan
Blair
Huneas City
Chan
Beanton
Tnt Bilengest
Ranekg Cine
Grama Galen
Oster
Ata U
Neem
Frek Gene Np
Gms
Chon Mg
Tuo
Knights of the Maccabees
Tubeka
Washburs
Penshenuien
Beahruok
Avir Uibky
Carrie Nation
Kansas City
Joaney
Ty Yount
Firth
Charles Curtis
Washington
Deira
Frank Wats
Arkanans
Flambeau Club
Balda
Ucket
Mrs. Nation
Baltimore
Ie Nation
Washburn College
Ruth
Spencer
Eny
Charles Lats
Ae Buris
Sivar Lake
Senate
Reinhart
United States
Meyer
Tie Jaboring
Uchet
Fred Stonestreet
Stonestreet
Lake View Club
Topeka
Lake View
Lawrence
George D
Palmar
A. C. Weaver
J. Dyéhe
Eben Baldwin
Talon View
A. Morton
Willard I. Hil
Wirectara
Eureka
United States District Court
Hetare B. Cory
Parkhillet-Latie Mercantie Company
Topeék
Muummand Tack
St Joseph
Fanerl
Min Presbyterian Church
Forrestmant Unie
Tootheams
Unenda
Susie
Cndtonita
Owier
Society
Will
Chicago
Dad
Michael
Teary
Traité Ant
Hutchinson
Tamlarly
Leary
Rade
Rail pool raises rates for grains and oats
New York March 21 The Journal of Commerce reports tension over the Eastern Railroad pool raising handling charges for corn and oats. Proposed higher rates include four cents per bushel for wheat two cents for corn and three cents for oats with navigation open. Frank Herriot remains chair from New York Central and other roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern
New York
Journal of Ommerce
Trnk
Zmin
Buffalo
Frank Herriot
Falkistyr In
Fenen Inc
Dukes
Tiarmany
Mrs Nation to Lecture On Saloon Smashing Tour
Carrie Nation plans to lecture in the near future traveling to Clacin att in the west to deliver anti saloon message. W L Moore offered 300 for lecture and expenses she accepted. Byron Andrews will carry on Smashers Mall editorial work during her absence. Detective Frank Virtue is assigned to start for Los Angeles with transition papers for Joe Cb Roto wanted for forgery and embezzlement.
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Carrie Nation
Clacinatt
Giegram Trenane
W. L. Moore
Smashers Mall
Byron Andrews
Faer Hunmns
New York
Frank Virtue
Newark
N. J
Lom Anjelen
Cal
Joe
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Pittebure
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Alarcn
Greatsinger
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Frecalyn Hani Transit Company
Nat Sue
Ases Iis
Sam
Brooklpn ‘Transit Company
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Tai Golee
Tam Eeermaces
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Hrackentitey
Cometry
Mexico
Run
Manesot
Sarety Caserote
McCarten
Aire
Ico
Clutre
Hay
Wlegrum
Veea Crus
Porto Rico
Eaxs
Olpetynatl
Hayman
Henry Bunker
Sep. Thome
Cadi
Spain
Munyon
Tiraga
Business Heavy
Attac Holainger
Kan
Bartek
War Department
Gotha
Dr. Greene
Mrs. Osborne
Julia Osborne
Wight and
Ave
W.J
Ir Gresat
Haniae
OLD Hutch
U. S. Marine Band
Wile
Stansfield
Baneax Avenue
Dr. Lyon
Mra Matico
Sun
Topeka Epecia
Srmiier
Abe
Dior Boxticae Ano
Indienate- Ms
Ind
Dermuere
Carre Nation
Raidet
Ey Lewis
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Tene
Frank P Lewis
Man‘f'r
Peoria, Ill
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