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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1906

Page

8

Fortune in Pittsburg Divorce Battle Prompts Public Scrutiny

John F. Scott in Pittsburg fights to clear his daughter Mary Kenney Scott Hartje of alleged infidelity amid a high profile divorce case with Augustus Hartje. The affair involves a colored co respondent and a cabinet of notable lawyers on both sides. Hartje and associates deny the accusations while Scott vows to exhaust all means to vindicate his daughter.

Pittsburg John F. Scott Augustus Hartje Mary Kenney Scott Hartje Mr. Scott Hartje Augustus Edward G Thomas Madine John Scott Andrew Carnegie Scott Pyncheon Hawthorne House of Seven Gables Old John Hartjes Steubenville Scotts Clifford Hooe Hooe Hope John L. Welshons Welshons Hardware Company Ingis Allegheny County David T. Watson Daniel Webster David Watson United States Europe Chicago Watson John M. Freeman Patterson, Sterrett & Acheson John Marron J. Scott Ferguson William B. Rodgers Marron

River Devours Trees as Gila Meets Colorado Near Yuma

G. G. Copp describes crossing the Gila River west of Yuma into the Colorado, battling eddies and driftwood as huge trees are toppled into the flood. The river’s force grinds down large trunks, leaving knobby root networks to slow and guide them toward shallower channels.

Gila Colorado Yuma G. G. Copp Harper’s Magazine

Graspit A Philanthropist? Widow Rent Petition Circulation

The notes reveal Graspit as a philanthropist after he circulated a petition to raise funds for a poor widow to pay her rent. Digg suggests Graspit owns the house.

Biggs

Engagement Ring Sparks Attention in Milwaukee

In a lighthearted Milwaukee Sentinel note, Myrtle’s chapped hands prompt curiosity about gloves, but the focus shifts to her new engagement ring drawing notice. The small moment captures social chatter as readers consider romance and fashion cues.

Myrtle Milwaukee Sentinel

Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female troubles

A persuasive advertisement touting Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for backache and various female ailments. It cites testimonials from Mrs. J C Holmes of Larimore North Dakota and Mrs Emma Cottely of New York City, praising relief from backaches headaches and menstrual pain. The notice urges women to seek Mrs Pinkham's advice and to address letters to Lynn Massachusetts.

Lydia E. Pinkham Emma Cottely East 12Th Street New York City

Merit stock offers strong dividends and nationwide demand

This stock promises unquestioned merit and sterling value with large dividends. The company manufactures a staple product known nationwide, with superb equipment and leadership in its field. We invite scrutiny and offer to confer through your local attorney or in person.

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