Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound News Letters of Relief
Letters from Maine readers describe initial suffering from lower bowel and chest fullness and show reported improvement after using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. Mrs Cas from Huntford Center notes wasting spells and relief after treatment. Mrs EB from Jumwaon claims to feel stronger and healthier. Mrs Cards from Romford Center reports lasting benefit after a year of use.
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Firs
Pinkham
Dean Man Pistnam
Mensea
Mrs. Cas
Jomxeon
Bax
Huntford Center
Maine
Dean Mas
Prxeman
Lydia B. Pinkham
Mas
Bumford Center
Pink Am
Chase
Pink
E. Jouxsom
Romford Center
Real Estate Transfers From Theos Hollerutt and Others
Real estate transfers list several lot moves including naming Theos Hollerutt Ro S100 and others. It notes parcels in Web eter Relenin and 1 Ow with prices around 640 dollars. Included are transfers to Janie C. Hurd and Bert dL at 5 Alairint street and mentions Lockhart’s addition and various street references.
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Theos PQ Hollerutt
Svonan Miuvansai
Eatiec
Lota
Dwulittie Ty Warmer
Bipvorsan
Janiie C. Hurd
Luce
Lot
Morrill
Lockhart
Gert Mary
Pile
John BH. Birt Horth
St Verter
Clark Clark Named County Attorney Candidate by Republican Anti-Fraud Group
The anti fraud Republican executive committee chose Geert W. Clark as the county attorney candidate and will nominate him by petition as an Independent. The meeting at Garver and Latimer in the Columbian building drew most of the committee, with only Joseph absent and several members expressing varied support and doubts about the choice.
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anU-fraud
Geert W. Clark
County Atortey
Pnmimites
Garver #& Latimer
Columbian Building
Joseph
Masilion
Seehaat
J.G. Waters
Clarkia
Bwttzer
Clark
T. Garver
Judge Garver
Supreme T
J. Schenck
Chirk
Sret
Controversy Over Long Reprimand In New York Case
A special Times report discusses Secretary Long's reprimand of Chadwick amid a Washington case involving Captain Chenwinke. It notes an earlier indiscretion by Chenwinke and debates whether the incident resembles Admiral Schley’s insult, with department officials weighing the evidence and public reaction.
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Long
Chadwick
New York
Washington
Chenwinke
Lone
Admiral Schley
Department Cotlilers
Casa Statiar
Chad
Magatheard
Chadwickt
Agia
Sepate
Lampoon
Internal party maneuver discussed at Tuesday conference
A fractured report details Democratic and anti fraud Republican tensions over fusion strategies after the conference. Members weigh immediate nominations versus delaying until party conventions, with Lee Jones and Thad in focus amid concerns about independent candidates and ballot access.
Influx of Japanese Probed by Treasury Office
Washington on May 3 Assistant Secretary Taylor of the treasury directs the immigration service to investigate the abnormal influx of Japanese into the United States. Mr Wat cher is to examine Puget Sound and other Pacific coast points for a thorough inquiry.
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Sam
Washington
Taylor
Treasury Department
Wat Cher
Puget Sound
Pacific Coast
California Middle of the Readers Take Bypath
San Francisco May 3 state convention of the middle of the rad iopullets named delegates to the Cincinnati convention and instructed them to vote solidly for Eugene Belie for president. A resolution urged creation of a third party uniting labor and socialist groups to control public utilities. Mrs Semuety at 1118 Street Kansas City will be at the National hotel Saturday for one day only.
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California
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Eugene Belie
Pies
Social Democratic
Semuety
Kansna City
Social and Personal notes from Topeka society
Mrs Frank Poster entertains at thimbles this afternoon for Mrs Cabane. Mrs Youler hosts a card party. Miss Lakin plans entertainments for Cousin Jane Rose and Miss Hoss. Many residents, including Mr and Mrs William Beird, Miss Isabel Hoyle, and Miss Jane Rose, are noted travelers and social events fill the week.
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Frank Poster
Keene
Frank Brush
Sre. Youler
Cabalane
Thompson
Fred Bonebrake
A. Marburg
Wil Reiman
New York
Lather Cay
Bisi
Monn A. B. Flory
Ww. H. Tman
Hansna Cheeky
Julia Whitmer Haw
Hone
West Sixth
Vida Wood
Minnesot
William Beird
San Francisco
Willainl
Corea
Mien
Louie Ogilvy
Illumionaries
W. Eoans
Texas
Daley Lakin
Jane Rose
Evanston
Leavenworth
Stephen Hall
Kansas City
H. K. Tefft
Los Angeles
Dr. Tritt
Bessie Stewart
Blanche Bear
Guilford Dudley
Haurenoa Aioe
Mamie Harrison
Junction ‘City
Topeka
Spalding Reading Circle
B. A. Clements
Taylor Street
A. A. Hayes
Lela Hord
Jolene Club
Finiey
Elmwood Club
BG. Phillips
G. Moorhead
Manhattan
Irs
Jennie Green
Galveston
W. G. Jonsson
Misa Isabel Hoyle
San Luis Potowl
Mexico
Walter Marshall
Datina
Tex
Tura Fay
Max
Hertha Barker
Jackson
Tenn
Mare Shall
Dallas
S. J. Crawford
Washington, D. C
Aver Crawford
Minnie Stratton
Fanporia
Jeannette McFenna
Denver
Aes
Edna Simpeon
Beloit
Warren M. Crosby
Mabel Horton
Wamera
A. C. Ly
Bertie Hobart
Atchison
Re City
Mra
Scott
Third Street
Clyde Lawrence
B. Stolis
Ferdinand Webmelr
Burtington
Own
Flambeau Club Backs Clean Primaries and GOP Endorsements
The Flambeau Republican club endorses county central committee nominees for the April 14 1900 primary and advocates a clean party, opposing factional divisions in Shawnee County. It urges amending poll tax rules so all registrants and voters at primaries and elections are exempt, to curb populist or prohibitionist interference.
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Eee Bien Flambeau Club
Mt Ite
Meetil Paneegal
Peka Republican Flambeau
Central
Republican Party
Shawnee
Clean Brinney
Nepensen Ios Co
Walter
Woman's Narrow Escape in Rochester Buggy Collision
Mrs W Caldwell of Rochester narrowly escaped serious injury when her buggy tires blew out on a Tuesday evening. The vehicle was dragged along a wire fence and tree row before crashing into a hitching post. She was thrown clear as the horse bolted, suffering injuries but no serious harm.
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W. . Carwen
Rochester
Heir to a Fortune From Ontario Ready for California
Francie machiniet of this city reports that Charles and Joseph Pill uncles of St Brooks Quebec plan to move to California. The Brooks estate is managed by the jawyera inch of the estate and will leave May 20 to take possession. It includes California Central railroad stocks, a car shop at San Jose, a San Francisco building block, valuable mining stock, and two residences in Oakland and San Jose.
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Ont
Charles
Joseph Pill
St. Brooks
Jeff
Quebec
California
San Francisco
San Diego
Brooks
Ventity
Jawyera Inch
California Central Railroad
San Josn
Oakland
San Jone
Yale Team Arrives in New Haven for Track Meet
Nine travel fatigued athletes from the University of Silteenta arrived in New Haven on May 3. They went to Yale field for light work, reported themselves in good health and ready for the games. They expect two or three days of practice to give Yale a run for its money on Saturday.
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New Haven
Sance
University of Silteenta
Yate Field
Yale
Police Docket Records Over 200 Arrests in April
The police docket for April shows over 200 arrests with 52 for selling haver and 19 for disorderly houses. One arrest was for running a gambling house. Fines totaled 40 of the amount, 45 from disorderly houses. Prisoner meal costs reached 121.30 dollars.
Jointists Seek Vacant Rooms on Kansas Avenue
Reports say rooms on Kansas Avenue remain scarce as jointists occupy many vacancies despite police closures. Landlords who leased to jointists resist surrender or sublease rights, hoping to retain future use. American anthracite coal shipment to Russia planned via Kronstadt aboard the Acomac, with June loading of 6,500 tons at 7 shillings a ton, marking a rare large-scale transit of flat anthracite from Berorussia, amid recent bituminous coal shipments to Italy and France.
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Kansas Avenue
Russia
Philadelphia
Acomac
Kronstadt
Berorussian
Bolte Sea
Italy
France
Passenger Coach Derailment Near Gaineselle May 2
A passenger coach detached from a train on the Jefferson and Southern railroad near Belmont today and jumped the track. Several people sustained serious injuries, including conductor Wherry. Local reports describe the incident as a derailment with multiple casualties.
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Gaineselle
Jefferson & Southern Railwas
Belmont
Sains
Wherry. Helder
Jefferson
Tha’ G. ©. SteAtietsr
Galvesville
Review of a Second Rate Touring Opera Farce
A Craw Grand Opera House audience witnessed a weak touring burlesque mocking Roman events. The cast, about two dozen strong, included a solitary Act IV appearance by Lyston. Nero was staged with supers in rope whiskers and a fake Coliseum, while the plot offered light jests on Poppaea and Virtus. The production failed to impress, with critics labeling Nero a cackoo and the whole affair as cheap imitation.
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Whitney
Chicago
Craw- Grand Opera House
Crsus
Nero
Rome
Wen
Poppaea
Lysia
Colombia Insurgents Send Envoy for U S Recognition
Dr A Restrepa, envoy from Colombia's provisional government, arrived in New York to seek United States belligerent recognition for the insurgent army. The rebels aim to sever ties with France and secure a US concession to build the Panama Canal, amid ongoing revolutionary funding and political maneuvering.
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United Swives
New York
Dr. A
Restrepa
Colombia
Provisional Government
Washington
United States
Heston
Preach G Company
Panama Canal
Ttis
Secur
Tus Ue
Revo- Tiniyaiets Eny
Tranic
France
Bogota
Senor Fe
Tierra
Sachin
Plea for Copper Sheathing of Naval Ships
American naval officials in the Philippines press for copper sheathing to protect vessels used in tropical waters. Captain Forsythe, senior on station, reports ships like Wheeling and Princeton face rapid wear in the war tropics, urging immediate action to shield hulls.
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Washington
Philippines
Tureau
Forsythe
Wheeling
Princeton Gard
Amended articles filed for National Starch with 4.5 million capital
Starch Trust Incorporated in Trenton New Jersey filed amended articles with the secretary of state establishing the National Starch company capitalized at 4 509 000 The earlier incorporation occurred about two weeks earlier with 100 000 capital. details on interests remain undisclosed. Knights Templar Grand Commandery of Kansas to hold its 31st annual conclave in Wichita on April 10. A new mechanical piano player demonstration at the conte montre exhibition venue is announced with hopes to attract the musical public.
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Starch Trust Incorporated
Trenton
N. J
Secretary of State
National Starch Company
Knights Templar
Wichita
Knights Templar of
Kansas
Apotoc
Travel Deals and Health Ad Notes From Newspaper
Tickets via Santa Fe offer returns in late May for conventions and church events while local ads promote remedies. The piece mentions Salt May dates, multiple cities including Wichita Newton and Atchison, and a health tonics claim for Hardock Blood Bitters targeting indigestion and blood issues.
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Wichita
Return
Santa Fe
Newton
Atanens
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