Mrs Morris Letter to Every Wife and Mother
Reprinted testimonial letters praise Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for recovery from prolonged illness and womb distress. Mrs L A Monn of Putnam Co Florida reports eight bottles restored strength enabling nursing a seven month old. Mrs A Warnes of Carttoon Derby notes improved health after starting the remedy and regained energy for housework.
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Lydia Pinkhum
Mus
L. A. Monn
Alara, Putnam CO. Fla. Wy
J. A. Troutman Chosen Vice President of Charities
At the evening session of the Charities and Correction Conference held May 23 ininnat, delegates discussed prison reform. Governor Mount of Indiana and Judge John Willis spoke, with John Glenn of Baltimore also presenting. Officers elected included Charles E. Faulkner as President and James A. Treutman as General secretary, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charities and Correction
CimeInnat
Governor Mount
Thinna
John Willis
St. M
George H. Knight
Lakeville
Ori
Heetinge H. Hart
Alfred ©. Croaier
Grand Rapida
Out of Jobs in the Philippines Consulates to Close
Washington reports the U S state department has cabled to close the United States consulates in Manila and San Juan Porto Rico by July 2. After that date neither official will be in service as Congress rejected maintenance appropriations. Owing to fortification needs and wartime arrangements, consulates have served as vital agents, but will be abolished following the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Wi Hara
San Juan
Porto Io
Wiliams
Manila
Congress
Forte
Philippines
State Department
Sya
Thousand Crows Killed In Annual Hunt Proves Successful
The annual crow hunt by the Bigin Sportamen drew crowds and ended with about a thousand birds slain. Charles Cruneau led with a top count of TM birds credited to him, while many hunters cleared the area of crows. A. Kerber’s side captaincy will pay for the winner.
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Filice
Sik
Gunter
Charles Cruneau
Ceredit
A. Kerber
Central Misctrio declares dividend amid stock adjustments
New York May 21 The directors of the Central Misctrio company declare a 1 1 2 percent dividend on stock with a 4 000 reduction of paid in capital. Dividends include 0 88 to common stock and a portion to preferred. Names Geo W Id WH Wilson A J Arnold A J Kane Co appear in the financial listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electric
New York
Central Misctrio Company
Sotiion Hiock
Ci He Eac Ee
Flor
Cord Undertakers
Geo. W. Stansfield
W. JH. Wilson
A.J. Arnold
Son
A. J. Kane & Co
Ancient Cure Claims Dread Diseases Vanish
Early Dakota settlement era notices tout a universal remedy for consumption bronchitis and asthma. The ad extols De Pierees Golden Discovery as curing nearly all such illnesses by purifying blood and boosting lungs nerves and appetite. It features patient testimonials and promises rapid relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakotas
Pheree
Ain-Passages
Roos
Grane
Orlin O' Hara
Fergus Malls
Oivertail Co
Fou
Varias Tarsi
Pieree
Beetisha & i Uripe
A Mystic Order in Persia Reveals Hidden Teachings
New York reports a private Persian pilgrimage by a mystic group led by Dr. Knehtralla, featuring a secret rite focused on reincarnation and a library of quasi-theosophic doctrine. The order, led by wealthy adherents, emphasizes private study, nonpublic worship, and selective transmission of teachings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Vesson
Abrahim Knhetralla
Persia
Gobtor
Natiba
Lutte
Peteia
Bien den Am
Khelraila
Agland
Kneiratia
Vari Oriental Creeia
Philone
Eibetralia
America
Sherh
Khetraita
Pany
Aive Kempmankey
Iik
Sesshire
Trobel
Cal
Wired
Kieiratia
Althones
Allt
Th&t
Shrine Robbed at Cobre. Jewels Taken and Statue Head Missing
News from Santiago de Cuba reports the Nuestra Senora Caridad shrine at Cobre robbed of jewels worth 25000 dollars and the statue head broken and removed. Authorities suspect an American may be involved as police intensify investigations and seek recovery of the jewels. Local belief in miraculous healing powers and pilgrim offerings to the shrine are noted as context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tewels
Anc & Yankee
Bantiago de Cuba
Nuestra Senora Carida
Ll Cobre
Cuba
Mexico
Europe
Spectacle for Dewey Brooklyn Bridge to Be Made a Vast Arch
Enthusiasm rises for Admiral Dewey's homecoming with a vast triumphal arch on the Brooklyn Bridge. Mayor Van Wyck to chair a 1,500 member reception plan, 100 for executive duties, and 150,000 dollars allotted for the celebration. State rail arrangements and excursion trains expected. stands for 20,000 anticipated along Riverside Drive. Musicals and parades planned with conductors Sousa and Emil Paur directing, Damrois rehearsing a chorus, and a grand pageant under public celebration across New York.
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Brooklyn Bridge
New York
Admiral Wey
Anlking
Manila
van Wyck
Fe Elty
Wilbo
Admiral Dewees
Hiverside Drive
Musdioon Square Garden
Walter Damroreh
Dewey
Emil Paurta
Sousa
Sishwar
South Dakota Volunteer Sergeant Credits Cal Punaton
Sergeant Roy Felly writes from Sioux Falls on May 21 praising Cal Punaton for his marked efforts with the South Dakota volunteers and noting the Kansans and Col Kunst played a different role in the Malolos incident. He asserts history will record the event accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls, & D
Roy Felly
Vermpuny Fy
South Dakota
South
Platt Roosevelt Row Deepens New York Rift
Governor Roose velt and Senator Platt end a two hour conference in New York strained and heated. Both leaders display white hot anger as they clash over corporate policy and the Ford bill with indications Roose velt will sign if a more favorable corporate bill is not achieved. He seeks trusted advisers to scrutinize the matter before acting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Roosevelt
Platt
Pixit
Huth
Piatt
Roose- Veit
Ford
Hoosevelt
Sheridan Arrives in San Francisco with Returning Soldiers
The Sheridan arrives after a 26 day voyage from Massa via Nagasaki carrying cabin passengers including General M A Miller and wives, several captains and lieutenants, clerks, and seventy four discharged convalescent soldiers. Two deaths occurred aboard, one discharged soldier and one coal passer, both buried at sea.
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San Francisco
Cal
United States
Sheridan
Massa
Nagasaki
FP. W. Coutling
I. Higgins
M.A. Miller
Dr. PS
Kellogs
Casetain Chaikee
Clay
Seventeenth Infantry
Mra TL. Sith
Hi. L. Japkeon
Twenty-second Infantry
Mra Wilam Etrowke
T. Overshine
William’ Hu
Montana
Claude H. Gugh
Nebraska
Isane Newell
Surmeor Tenth Infantry
Pennsylvania
U.S
W. A. Chvanaugh
Mary Stotwesfurs
Eugene Warren
W. E. Hart
Charles Ozellar
Colorado Volunteer Infantry
Rothwell
Washinton
Tientenant Alsingd
Famous Dancer Carlotta Grizsi Dead in Geneva
Geneva May 21 Madame Carlotta Grizsi once famed Italian dancer is dead in Urctet. The obituary notes her celebrity status and European stage career.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Madame Carlotta Grizsi
Advice on Stage Success Through hard work from Maude Adams
Miss Maude Adams argues that talent alone cannot ensure a successful stage career. She emphasizes relentless work, study, and perseverance, urging young actors to start at the bottom, learn the basics, and develop a natural, sincere performance within the rules of dramatic expression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Canver Kiten
Galowker
Jowiliy
Death of Mile Rhea, Noted Actress in Montmorenci
Buffalo reports the death of Mile Rhea, a famed actress in Montmorenci France. An announced funeral notice shows 28 enclosures and states the interment service will be held Friday May 13, 1599 at 2 pm in the Parish church at Montmorenci.
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Buffalo
Mile
Rhea
Montmerenci
France
Lovett
Rue de Chesneaux
Long Race in Gotham Opens at Madison Square Garden
New York May 22 The sit day go as you please race begins June 12 in Madison Square Garden recalling past stars Ponchot Newell Jim Albert and George Littlegood. Up to date entries include Sten Irion and other top runners from England Ireland Scotland Australia. The race will be a relay to comply with New York state law banning continuous six day races. Two divisions run 72 hours each with a large prize fund a diamond and ruby bell for the winner plus special records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Madixon Square Garden
Ponchot
Charley Newell
Jim Albert
George Littlegood
Sten- Irion
Uyan
Esnglamt
Erathce
Scotland
Ireland
Australia
Hatta
George Littlewood
New York State
Plan to Make Grant Birthplace a National Park
Cincinnati residents in Clermont County propose purchasing 500 acres at Point Pleasant Ohio to establish a national park honoring General Grant. They aim to float a subscription to buy the land and seek federal assistance to realize the scheme with local residents backing the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen. Grant
Cincinnati
Clarmont County
Point Meament
Grant
Point
Harlem Races Will Open May 30 in Chicago
Officials at Harlem race track confirm the meeting will begin May 30 as planned despite a disastrous fire that consumed the buildings. Work starts today on temporary structures and a brick and steel grandstand is to be built within two months. Cleveland’s Big Day reports ex-president Cleveland setting a bass catching record at Middle Bass on Saturday with 125 pounds of bass.
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Harlem
Chicago
Harlem Race Track
Cleveland
Toledo
Many
Hob Ryans
Pride Linked to English Heir Arrest and Fortune
J H Burton Beverley, an Englishman by origin, was jailed in 1896 for obtaining money under false pretenses after cashing a draft that was returned unpaid. He later revealed a wealthy uncle’s fortune of about 1.4 million dollars and planned to travel to England, with prison officials noting his health and pardoning circumstances.
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Louievile
England
Etain
J.H. Burton
Louisville
Burton
Belsor
J. Burton Beverley
Baslich
Teverley
Mette Si
Lev University
Wirginia
Hie
Merk
Worthington
Buffalo
N. Y
Discoverta
Washington
Clewa
Heverley
Frankfor
Hearsher
Herd of Elephants Sold by Sutton from Siam Estate
Warner P. Sutton of Saugatuck Michigan sold 50 elephants from the Cheek estate in Siam for 337120, about 74220 per head, after two years on the market. The sale benefited widow Mrs Sarah Bradley Cheek of Oakland California amid rumors of disputes with Siam’s king over settlement and payment.
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New York
Warner P. Sutton
Saugatuck
Mich
Cheek
Siam
Sutton
Sarah Bradley Cheek
Oakland
Cal
Siamese King Suffers Pressure Over Cheek Estate
A chaotic case ties Mrs. Cheek of Michigan to waning claims from the Cheek lumber business in Siam. Mr. Sutton presses the king via foreign ministers after facing royal resistance. The estate remains unsettled with assets and elephants sold or moved, while justice drags on for years.
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Cheek
State Department
Washington
Sam
Sutton
Siam
United States
Bangkok
Blumen
Banekok Electric Hechting
Luther
Burmah
Surin
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Carttcoon Deror
J. A. Troutman
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Malolos
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Maude Adams
Gotham
Fchildren
Danna Aesraed
CRU
Castoria
Nis
Ila
Bears
Sutherland Sisters
Hain Guowsa
E. O. DE Moss
LM Penwell
Odd Fellows
Quincy St
Undertakers Finest
de Moss & Penwell
Quincy Street
Undertaking Rooms
Penwell
de Moss
Ea A
Supolio
Barkley
Kansas Ave
Ena School OF Business
the Savings & Loan
Philadelphia
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Niagara Falls
Heller
Room
Exchange
Kansas City
Petty
Feinove
Union Pacific
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