Mrs Iva Roser Praises Lydia E Pinkham Plant Cure
Mrs Ida I Roser of Denver writes of long female troubles and painful menstruation. After four bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she reports restored health and energy enabling fuller domestic and official work. She notes many friends in Denver and thanks the company for the remedy. The letter urges others to seek the product and contact Mrs Pinkham for advice.
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Ida I. Roser
Lydia E. Pinkham
Denver
Epa I. Rosix
18Th Ave
Col
Cheating at cards ruled illegal in Washington state
A fragment notes that cheating at cards is held to be larceny in Washington. It also mentions hazards of smoke harming lacquered surfaces, Greek fire likely made from bitumen and nitre, forests opening in Eastern Washington, funds spent on poison for prairie dogs in Kansas, hat dealers sourcing from English and Italian markets, England supplying stiff data and Italy soft data, Benjamin Russell Hanby buried near Columbus, and rice cultivation praised as safe, profitable, and widely used.
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Washington
Kansas
England
Italy
Benjamin Russell Hanby
Nellie Gray
Westerville
Columbus
Champion wing shot dazzles crowds at Ferris Wheel Park
Captain A H Bogardus, famed champion wing shot, spent summer in Chicago with a noted shooting school at the park. He recounts a kidney disease scare in Elkhart Indiana and credits Dodd's Kidney Pills for restoring his health after a severe bout with Bright's disease.
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Ferris Wheel Park
Chicago
A. H. Bogardus
Elkhart
Bright
Dodd
Thanksgiving Proclaimed By Roosevelt For Nov 28
President Roosevelt designates November 28 as a national day of thanksgiving acknowledging wartime sorrow over McKinley while noting peace and plenty. He urges restraint and duty, calling on citizens to thank the Almighty and to perform their duties to fellow men. Signed in Washington on November 2, 1901 by Roosevelt and Secretary John Hay.
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Washington
Roosevelt
McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
John Hay
Secretary of States
Destruction by Fire Across Cities Sparks Heavy Losses
St Louis reports near 300 animals perished in a Forest Park stable blaze owned by Edward Butler, with about 200000 dollars in damage. The building, insured, housed 298 mules 12 horses 800 tons hay and 20000 bushels oats. Other fires hit Dilworth Porter plant in Pittsburgh thousand dollars. Smallpox hospital Tracey Home in Des Moines damaged. Richland and Bessemer also struck. Evansville pants factory losses reach 100000 with 40000 insured.
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St. Louis
Edward Butler
Forest Park Boulevard
Vandeventer Avenue
Butler
The
Excelsior Hauling and Transfer Co
Des Moines
Tracey
Closing of Mr. Rayner's Speech in Schley Inquiry
Judge Advocate Samuel C. Lemly concluded the Schley court of inquiry addressing impartiality and the duty to reveal facts. He noted the absence of a forenoon session and described the court's role in uncovering truth over whether the applicant and naval morale are aligned.
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Washington
Samuel C. Lemly
Schley Court of Inquiry
Capt. Lemly
Secretary of the Navy
Schley
Smallpox Rumors Questioned Among Winnebago Indians
Omaha dispatch reports that feared smallpox epidemic among Winnebago Indians is likely exaggerated. Deputy Marshal Allan says deaths to date total about 20 with around one hundred infected. Agency doctor notes the disease is under control and precautions are in place to prevent spread.
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Omaha, Neb
Winnebago Reservation
United States
Allan
Lives Lost On Lake Clear In Duck Hunt Tragedy
Mason City Iowa reports two traveling men G L Montgomery and N B Bird missing after a duck hunt on Clear Lake. A squall struck last Saturday evening leaving boat and men unseen. Boats searched the lake all day with no trace found. Montgomery was with Plano Illinois manufacturing concern and Bird with a St Louis hardware firm. Both men were well known in the area.
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Mason City
G. L. Montgomery
Bird
Clear Lake
Montgomery
Plano, Ill
A &I. Louis
Fire devastates Gunther & Sullis wholesale toy house
Fire in Sioux City Iowa on Wednesday night wiped out Gunther and Sullis wholesale toy and notion house. Loss pegged at about 60000 dollars with stock and building damaged. (Named entities: Sioux City Iowa Gunther and Sullis)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Gunther &Sullis’ Wholesale Toy and Nation House
Closing Argument Elevates Schley Court Inquiry
Mr Rayner, chief counsel for Admiral Schley, delivered a three hour closing at the court of inquiry in Washington. He portrayed the trial as unprecedented, lauded Schley's honor, and urged vindication, praising the Oregon and Brooklyn crews and predicting posterity will judge rightly.
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Rayner
Admiral Schley
Court of Inquiry
Washington
Higginson
Cook
Oregon
Schley
Santiago
Clarke
Philip
Wainwright
Wei
Brooklyn
Cristobal Colon
Spain
McGregor
Ber Lomond
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Rand
Saines
K. . Polk
Capt. Bogardus
Kower’s
Cele
Ana Ol
Ellony
Tera
Autora
Are
Pittsburg
Dilworth Porter & Co
Smallpox
Richland
Mikato
Bessemer, Mich
Mikado
Evansville
Ind
Harrison & Rudd
Lake Clear
St. Jacobs Oil
Earth
Price
Carter
Carters
Gelmuanel
Rtn
Atlas
America
Igor
China
South Africa
Philippines
Cuba
Porto Rico
Advertising Department
McNeill & Libby
Sawyer & Gor
Bote Irs
East Cambridgo, Leas
J. D. Petit
M.D
Olive St
St. Louig
Penns Sr
Cetec
ORLD
W. L Douglas
W. L. Douglas
W.l.douglas
Douglas
Bellemaone
Amvartcan
Eelitvceeee
Spon
W. L. Douglas Ahess
Brockton
Mass
Winchester
Eureka Mfg. CO
Dept.b
East St. Louis
Oklahoma
Gerald
Opia Whigky
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