Pink Pills Helped Woman Recover From Pneumonia
Miss Gertrude L. Bull of Union Grove Illinois recovered after a severe pneumonia, severe cough, and kidney trouble. Doctors failed and she stopped medicine, then Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People restored her health within weeks. The Pills purify and enrich the blood and are sold worldwide with a free booklet available from Dr Williams Co Schenectady NY.
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Gertrude L. Bull
Dr. Williams
Dr Williams
Miss Bull
Union Grove
Illinois
Williams
Schenectady
Solons' Work Dragged as Tax Limit Raise Looms
Springfield March 30 The Illinois legislature slowed by municipal election prep and few votes. A key bill would raise the tax limit outside Cook from one fifth to one fourth of fair cash value, facing opposition from Cook county lawmakers. Munday and Tippitt defend the measure as essential for many counties. Insurance interests push McKinley anti trust bill to remain in committee, widening trust definitions and empowering prosecutors.
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Will Colvin
Springfield
Ill
Senate
Cook County
Cook
Munday
Tippitt
Ilinois
Bill Would Block Storing Powder in Dupont Warehouse
A proposed law would prohibit DuPont and other powder manufacturers from storing their product in the large Dupont warehouse in Du Page county. The measure was sent to a subcommittee whose members will tour the warehouses before reporting back.
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Dupont
du Page County
Tax exemptions bill and railway safety measures urged
Masgill proposes tax exemptions for capital stock of manufacturers mines newspapers and livestock breeders. A sale action and safety appliance full trains crew bills are being pressed by railway union representatives.
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Masgill
Rraf
Saie
Haan
State panel eyed to regulate gas charges
A state committee to regulate gas charges is proposed as a feeler. Speaker Shurtleff has floated the plan in half serious remarks. Voters oppose the railroad and warehouse commission's freight rate fixes and doubt a gas commission would yield real benefits.
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Shurtleff
Railroad and Warehouse Commission
Mistake Made Somewhere About The Flats
Dialogue excerpt involving Mrs Kindle and Henry from the Boston Transcript notes a mistaken remark about an apartment house being suitable. The exchange hints at humor around “flats” and “suites” as terms for living spaces in a midcentury urban setting.
Private theatricals reveal Irene-Lil Skimmerhorn entry
A narrator recalls Irene-Lil Skimmerhorn acting in private theatricals as a young girl and muses on whether Maybelle-She would have fit the role. The remark notes the effort Maybelle-She needed half a day to make her face fit the part.
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Irene
Lil Skimmerhorn
Maybelle
Chis
Kill Bartley Resolution in Farnam Bill Report
Senate revenue committee killed Bartley resolution that would probe the Terminal Railroad association of St. Louis for improper tax returns over years. Farnam's bill would let the board of equalization hire an expert to measure tracks and verify proper tax returns. Bartley lacked committee support and claimed passage blocks collection of ten years back taxes in the millions. No reason was given for refusing to consider the resolution.
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Farnam
Senate Revenue Committee
Bartley
Terminal Railroad Association
St. Louis
Board of Equalization
Dentist Reveals Kidney Cure Using Dodds Kidney Pills
Toledo physician Harry T. Lewis of 607 Sumit Street recounts a severe kidney illness reversed by Dodds Kidney Pills. He describes back pain, nocturnal awakenings, and gradual improvement over about two weeks before claiming a full cure.
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Toledo
Ohio
Harry T. Lewis
Sumit Street
Dodd
Dr. Lewis
Bright
Chicago Board Strives in Vain for House Bills
The Chicago Board of Trade fights two bills before a house committee on miscellaneous subjects. One bill would legalize the board, the other outlaw bucket shops. Delegations explain the difference between the exchange and illegal operations, while current law allows civil suits by losers costing firms over $100 yearly. Rumors say the board may spend up to half a million dollars to push the legislation.
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Chicago Board
Chicago Board of Trade
House Committee
Board of Trade
Chicago
Frank B. Rice
Auto Bill Taken with Favor in Chicago Legislature
The bill regulating speed on public highways and providing state motor vehicle registration has been favorably reported by the house judiciary committee and is on third reading. Chicagoan 8S. S. Gorham lobbied for the measure with a Winton touring car and a speedometer to demonstrate speeds to legislators en route between the capitol and hotels.
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Chicago Automobile Club
House Committee On Judiciary
House
S. Gorham
Chicago
Gorham
General Assembly
Capitol Building
Call Measure a Hold Up Before Senate on Explosives Storage
Representatives from Du Pont and other powder firms call the proposed bill prohibiting storing more than 500 pounds of explosives within half a mile a hold up as they appear before the senate committee on manufactures. They caution about impacts on industry and public safety.
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Senate Committee ‘On Manufactures
du Pont
W. L. Douglas
Douglas
W. LT. Douglas
Fem
Wn. H. Anderson
Kansas City
Rio
Corona Colt Ia
Brockton
Mass
State normal schools face 507792 two year appropriation
The legislature plans a 507792 funding package for the five state normal schools starting July 1 1905 with yearly splits listed for Northern Illinois Eastern Illinois Northern state Western Illinois and Southern Illinois normal schools plus a separate 24700 3159 000 line for special purposes amid ongoing debates on labor influence and education funding. The labor lobby framework now includes major unions and a 23 to 22 vote to refer back a shot fires bill showing miners opposition and Senate caution.
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Northern Illinois State Normal
DeKalb
Eastern Illinois State Normal
Northern State Normal
Dekhalb
Eastern Illinois
State Normal
Chavicsign
Ulinois State Normal University
INGEN
Baninthans
Western Illinois State Normal School
Macomb
Southern Illinois Normal University
Carbondale
Curatio
Ilinois State Normal
Normal
Western Illinois State Normal
Southern Ilnois Normal
Southern Ilnois Normal Uirredelty
Chaviesson Vo
Este Eee
House
Senate
Illinois Federation of Labor
Chicago Federation, of Labor
United Mine Workers of Illinois
Order of
Battle of daily heroism amid pain and need for relief
Readers learn of personal bravery in ongoing struggles to support families despite illness and pain. A promotional note from Dr. Pusheck offers Euro remedy mailing a dollar price with no deposit, plus testimonials from users in Lebanon Nebraska and Norwich New York.
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Russia
Japan
Scherers
Pusheck
Chicago
Experience of Miss Merkley
A Milwaukee woman writes that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound healed her ovarian trouble and ulceration after a doctor advised surgery. The account urges others with painful periods bearing down pains and leucorrhoea to try the remedy before operations.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Pinkham
Lydia
Pinkham
Foot-Ease advertised in Chicago papers claim relief for tired feet
A Chicago Chronicle promotion touts Allen's Foot-Ease powder to cure tired hot feet and ease tight shoes. The ad urges readers to request a free trial package and cites A S Olmsted of Le Roy New York as the sender.
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Allen
A. S. Olmsted
le Roy, N. Y
Deneen blocks senate move over Macomb normal board
Governor Deneen summarily withdrew from Senate confirmation of trustees John M. Keefer Macomb H. Trego Clayton and John A Mead August as the Macomb normal school trustees. At the Macomb board March meeting the faculty was rehired and contracts expanded, with pressure to boost appropriations or shift funds while expenses exceeded expected legislative revenue. The governor called the action dangerous and moved quickly to halt the effort.
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Gov. Deneen
Senate
Macomb
Deneen
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