Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Claims
Forest Wisconsin and New Orleans women report relief from female troubles without operation after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Testimonials describe backache, weakness, bed confinement, and eventual cure, with writers urging other women to seek Mrs. Pinkham's free advice.
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Boston Boy Prodigy Astonishes Teacher with Greek Words
A Boston teacher recalls a five year old pupil forming Greek words with building blocks and a parent boasting of the child’s early erudition. The father cites a humorous quip about his son’s intelligence and a claim of algebraic insight at twelve months old.
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Death at St Fashion Hotel Reported By City Editor
A reporter notes limited details on a death by self harm at the St Fashion hotel. The body is at the morgue and the city editor directs hurried steps for coverage including attire and access to morgue records.
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Iran
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Wives and Security Offerlinger Dialogue Collateral
A terse exchange frames a demand for collateral where one party asks for security and the other offers his wife. The fragment implies coercive bargaining over personal assets in a tense negotiation.
Miners Meet Death in Black Diamond Mine Blast
Twelve men die in two explosions at the Lawson mine near Black Diamond Washington due to natural gas ignition. Foreign workers perished as earth and debris showered the slope. mine collapse and cave‑ins end any reopening prospects. Damages estimated at 250000 dollars.
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Lawson
Black Diamond
Tragic Accident Claims Idaho Child Near Marysvale
In St. Anthony Idaho the three year old son of M L Tuller of Marysvale died after a heavy car door fell on him while he played near his father who worked at the Farmers Elevator and Exchange building on the O S railroad. The child died several hours later.
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St. Anthony
Idaho
Hitle
M. L Tuller
Marysville
Thanksgiving Proclamation Noted Amid World Events
The 1910 Thanksgiving proclamation by President Taft highlights national progress in population, harvests, and international peace. A series of tragic events unfold with notable deaths and shootings across multiple locales including Anton Schwartz suicide in New York City and George Foster injuring his wife before killing himself in Indiana. A priest, Rev H H Clapham, dies in a San Jose pulpit, while Sir Cliton Robinson, a London transport director, dies on a Lexington Avenue streetcar.
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New York
Anton Schwartz
Bernheimer & Schwartz
Cliton Robinson
London United Electric Tramways
Underground Railways of London
Lexington Avenue
Cholera in Italy Subdues as Rome Implements Sanitary Measures
Rome reports that government sanitary measures to prevent cholera spread are proving effective with new daily cases shrinking. Officials say actions to isolate and sanitize have reduced transmission and brought down infection reports.
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Rome
Survivors Tell Of Loss Of Kurdistan Steamer
Two survivors from the Anglo Algerian Kurdistan, 40 crew and three women aboard, reached Teneriffe after drifting since October 21. They were picked up by Vincente and transferred to Santa Ursula, then arrived in port on November 2.
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Manchester
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Potsdam Talks Stir English Russian Diplomatic Circles
London fears a Potsdam meeting between the czar and the German emperor may seal an agreement that leaves England out. Berlin papers say Germany is Russia’s friend, while reactionary Russian outlets echo that view under czarist patronage.
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Potsdam
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Crippen Appeals, Loses, Faces Hangman at November
Dr Hawley H Crippen, condemned for wife Belle Elmore murder, had his appeal rejected by the criminal court of appeals. The court denied a new trial and confirmed the lower court verdict and the impending execution scheduled for November.
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London
Hawley H. Crippen
Belle Elmore
Criminal Court of Appeals
Standard Oil Enters $9 Million Hold Over J C Trees in La Oil Fields
The Standard Oil Company announced Saturday it has acquired the holdings of the J. C. Trees Oil Company of Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, at Caddo parish Louisiana for $9,000,000. The oil fields cover 104000 acres located about twenty five miles north of Shreveport. Described as the largest land deal in oil country history.
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Standard Ol Company
J. C. Trees Oil Company
Caddo Parish
Shreveport
Doctors offer reward to reveal Belle Elmore’s fate
Dr J M Munger of Philadelphia offered a $50,000 reward here Saturday night for information leading to Belle Elmore, wife of Dr Hawley Crippen, with the prom ise that he would pay the money even to the woman herself to save her husband. He believed she is alive and would come forward in time.
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Belle Elmore
Hawley Crippen
Sill
J. M. Munger
Philadellhia
Baldwin Sues Roosevelt Over Speech Remarks in New Hampshire
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Simeon Baldwin announced he would sue former President Roosevelt for statements reported from a New Hampshire speech about Baldwin's stance on labor legislation. The suit targets remarks alleging Baldwin's attitude toward labor bills.
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New Haven
Woman Convicted of Murder in Texas Case
Mrs Minnie Lee Streight was found guilty of murder in the first degree for killing her husband T. D. Streight, a newspaper man, at McGregor Texas on June 18. In Fourth district court the sentence was life imprisonment after she claimed self defense.
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Texas
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T. D. Streight
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Rioting Ends With Shooting Of Strike Driver
In New York City a heated strike by express drivers and helpers escalated to violence when a guard on a wagon shot a striking driver after negotiations between workers and companies broke off Saturday night.
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New York
End of Garment Workers Strike Reached in Chicago
The strike at a major clothing firm ends as President Rickert Jane Adams of Hull House and Harry Mart of Hart Schaffner and Marx broker a deal. About 15,000 strikers return to work, signaling wider industry settlement with other firms anticipated to follow.
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Chicago
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Hullhouse
Harry Mart
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Park Board Ousted by Supreme Court Ruling in Topeka
The Kansas City park board was ousted by a Supreme Court order on Saturday after refusing to abdicate when the commission form of government was adopted. The decision concerns control of parks under the new governing method.
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Kan
Supreme Court
Kansas City Park Board
Commission
Earthquake Shocks Hit Goldfield and Nevada Areas
Two sharp earthquake tremors were felt in Goldfield Nevada with reports of Saturday shocks in Rhyolite and Blair Junction. Residents rushed from homes in fright as vibrations startled communities.
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Rhyolite
Blair Junction
Tuberculosis Directories Map Growth of Fight Against TB
The National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis shows growth in agencies from 1904 to 1968. By 1908 beds reached 14 014 across 240 sanitoria and hospitals, with 195 associations. A new directory will list over 400 facilities and 450 groups.
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National Association For the
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National Association For the Study and Prevention of
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Noted attempt to please causes awkward moment
A sympathetic young woman describes Mr Lobrow trying to be agreeable but finds him tactless. Misa Goddleyap refuses to speak. he sends candy which she gives to her terrier. He then sends dog biscuits hoping to appease her.
The Worst Deadbeat Defies Gratitude Debt
A pithy maxim declares the worst deadbeat is the one who refuses to pay a debt of gratitude. The fragmentary text lists odd terms and names but centers on this moral observation about obligation and repayment.
Peruna Medicine Praised By Sufferers In Letters
Two readers from Missouri and Maine share relief from chronic catarrh and neuralgia after using Peruna. One woman reports long illness with facial symptoms and deafness improving with Peruna. another says years of coughing and weakness ended, enabling work again.
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RFD
Smyrna Mills
Maine
Peruna
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