Women testify Lydia E Pinkham cure claims
A long list of women from many states write to prove Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cures female illnesses. The note asserts these testimonials are voluntary and that the product is reliable and honest, offering proof of its merit without payment or coercion.
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Hare
Lydia FE
Pinkham
Lege
Ozfor
WiweMrs
Mary Bell
Gontere Int
eaMrs
Jiliza Wood
R.P.D
Elbourne
Owas
Clara Watermanun
Raf
Ard Wa
Ky Cairn
Sosyph Kal
Wikton
Maine
Enty Clontier
Uford Strack
Minneapolis
MinneMra
John G. Moldan
Second Street
N. Bhamrock
Mtessa Ham
Marston
NdooMire
Goo
Jordy
Box 40
Chester
Ark
Nmm
Elia Wood
Ootila
Nmra
T. A. Cribb
Pendleton
Lad
Mra May Marshall
Cambridge
Nelly Moslandar
Lydia
E. Pinkham
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Poisoned horses terrorize New York stables
More than 250 horses have died from arsenic poisoning in east side stables as blackmailers menace owners. Police hunt a gang after owners paid at least $10,000. Dr Stark of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals notes many more horses were dosed, with some killed after subsequent demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eiie Poinow
New York
Domania
East Side
HA. Stark
The
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Robbers Take $14,000 From Express Office
At Niagara Falls Ontario two highwaymen struck cashier William Dobson with a pipe at 6 o clock Thursday morning and escaped with a package containing 314165 dollars from the Canadian Express Company's Grand Trunk station office. Police have no leads on the robbers.
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Nobber
Express
Canadian Express Company
Grand Trunk
Niagara Walls
Ont
William Dobson
Dobson
North Dakota Becomes Fastest Battleship Afloat
The North Dakota, a Dreadnought type battleship, tops tests at Rockland Maine with a maximum speed of 22.25 knots and an average of 21.83 knots. Turbines pushed to 35,1506 horsepower, mean output 38,875, marking record power for afloat ships.
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North Dakota
Rockland
Maine
Nine Killed in Brooklyn Fire at Comb Factory
An explosion and fire at the Robert Morrison & Son comb factory on Columbia Street Brooklyn left nine dead and about twenty injured. The blast occurred in the basement causing workers to flee to fire escapes and the roof. Proprietor Robert Morrison was found badly burned in the hallway.
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Robert Morrison & Son
Columbia Street
Brooklyn
N. C
Robert Morrison
Budget Bill Passes Commons Amid Liberal Victory
The budget passed the House of Commons in London on Thursday night by 379 to 149, with Liberal jubilance and Labor members aboard. The Lords debate on the second reading will begin November 22 to determine its fate.
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Britain
House of Commons
London
House of Lords Vriday
Burke offers lignite coal carload for Omaha Exposition
Governor Burke of North Dakota proposes to demonstrate lignite coal value by sending a carload to heat the auditorium for the National Exposition in Omaha next month. A Los Angeles letter states C A Bala, a former LA druggist, was rescued after five days wandering in the Nevada desert, surviving on snakes, lizards, cactus and scarce water.
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Burke
Omaha
John Burke
North Dakota
Los Angeles
Lee
Nev. C. A. Bala
Nevada Desert
Train wreck near Kleinach's Station kills three
A Louisville and Nashville passenger train bound for Cincinnati collided with a southbound freight twenty miles north of Knoxville Tennessee. Three trainmen died and thirty five persons were injured in the crash at Kleinach's Station.
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Phree Ole
Kleinach’s Station
Knoxville
Tenn
Louisville & Nashville
Cincinnati
Death Inn: Health Board Sues Over Towels Link to Disease
The Kansas Board of Health seeks a decree against a hotel and related facilities over towels alleged to convey infectious diseases. Health inspectors cite towels used in hotels, railway stations, and similar buildings as a health risk and demand action.
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Death Inn Holley
Kansas Board of Health
Kansas Health Inspectors
Vote Reform At Sea Flection Of Senators By Ballot
A discussion of the push for direct election of U S Senators through a constitutional convention. It notes that 31 states have urged Congress to call a convention, but questions remain on the legality and transmission of state applications and whether Congress will act promptly.
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Congress
United States
Union
Leroy T. Vernon
Chicago Daily News
Senate
Washington
Turple
Senate of the
Turpie
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Idaho
Wyoming
Ohio
Minnesota
Montana
Utah
North Carolina
North Dakota
Nevada
Tennessee
South Dakota
Colorado
Oregon
Michigan
Nebraska
Iowa
Kansas
Missouri
Tenois
Wisconsin
New Jersey
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Texas
California
Arkansas
Kentucky
Alabama
Taking the Cents and Census of 1910 Beginnings
The first decennial census in 1790 faced scarce resources and rough tools while aiming to count inhabitants of the original thirteen states. By 1910 the plan scales to 65,000 field clerks and 4,500 in offices with a $14 million budget and rapid promotions, reflecting a push for efficiency over economy.
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United States
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Atlanta
New Orleans
Cincinnati
St. Paul
San Francisco
Denver
Staten
Alleghenies
Washington
White House
National Capitol
Israel
Labor union growth and strikes across nations noted
Reports show street car workers in Lincoln forming a union and New York City ladies water cutters organizing while Vancouver reports success of its labor paper. UK and Wales unions push wage gains and long strikes detail costs and member totals, with Dutch and Milwaukee unions advancing pension plans and membership. A California bill bans wearing union buttons without actual membership.
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Lincoln
Neb
New York City
Vancouver
B. C
Wales
International Association of Machinists
Wood Workers’ Union
Great Hirltain
Iolland
Holland
National Glass Blowers’ Association
Milwauukee
Manchester
Eagland
Manchester Typo-graphical Society
Word Faith
Luc
Fru
California
Board of Trade
United Kingdom
Eliszortan Chronicles of Governors and Global Events
A fragmented list traces dates from 12 Champlain to 1901 noting governors, charters, treaties, fires, assassinations, and other milestones. It mentions Connecticut price controls, Philadelphia charter, Pine Tree tag, Louisiana boundary treaty, Fulton the first steam war vessel, and McKinley’s murder aftermath among disparate items. The text blends historical milestones with scattered OCR errors.
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Champlain
Ganji
Assembly of Connecticut
Clity
Philadelphia
Wiliam Penn
Continental Congress
Spain
United States
Louisiana
Fulton
New York
Macon
Albany
Aspinwall
Alexander H. Stephens
Hatcher's Run
Virginia
T. Albans
Canada
Maryland
Bradford
Arkansas
Bartholdi
Barber
Brooklyn
University of Virginia
Nashville
Count von Buelow
Prince Hohenlohe
Germany
Joseph PF. Smith
Mormon Church
Czolgosz
Auburn Prison
McKinley
Japanese Ag
Port Arthur
South
Piedmont Park
Atlanta
Andrew Carnegie
Great Britain
Amoy
Hina
Prohibition Era Tangle Baffles Fairtiddd Texas Court
A garbled report from Fairtiddd Texas describes a court dispute over a new liquor law affecting a recaptured town. Prohibitionists clash with local factions as cases surface about permit control and enforcement.
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Fairtiddd
Texas
Vu Biorg
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