Obituary Notice of Joseph P. Smith a long-time Ohio publisher
Joseph P. Smith longtime Ohio newspaper publisher and political ally of McKinley died today after a prolonged illness. He directed Republican papers in several towns, backed McKinley and tariff protection, and served as state librarian before accompanying the president on his rise. His death follows a health decline during a stay in Miami.
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Wisurorox
Joseph P
Ohio
Washington
McKinley
Congress
Canton
Smith
Lbrarian
Nley
Miami
Corliss Plans Substitute for Lodge Immigration Bill
Michigan Representative Corliss proposes a substitute to the Lodge immigration measure. He rejects the education test focus and favors evaluating overall character and capacity to assimilate American institutions. The substitute would impose new screening by the Treasury secretary and emphasize moral and mental capacity. A separate note reports the Maine and Marblehead dispatches with ships relieved from Havana duties and a Norwegian vessel named Lothes stranding near Lantana, with all 16 crew saved.
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Michigan
Wasumetox
Corliss
Hs Lodge
Curliss
Secretary of the Treasury
Maine
Havana
Navy Department
Atrak
Fein
Havans
Marblehead
Detroit
Havane
Laxraxa
Lothes
C. Anderson
Lantana
Fee
Weasel
The Peril of Excessive Motherhood and a Doctor Pierce Cure
A historical editorial warning against too many births and maternal strain, promoting Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as the remedy. The piece argues motherhood risks and asserts the medication strengthens reproductive health and vitality.
Potion Promise Heals Through Gentle Syrup of Figs Claim
A dubious claim promotes Syrup of Figs as a pleasant tasting health remedy that supposedly cleanses the system and heals kidneys. It asserts prompt cure for all buyers and warns against substitutes, urging readers to buy the 60 cent bottle from leading druggists.
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A . Botte
Fee
Queen Victoria Speech Signals Upcoming Parliament Session
Osborne council approved the Queen Victoria speech for the reassembled parliament next week. It signals a pivotal session with focus on the Chinese question, Irish issues, and the Dreyfus affair, amid tensions over government policy and foreign matters.
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Marquis of Salisbury
Michael Hicks-Bexon
Bristol
Vablues
Qunut Qurug
Mealyites
Mand
Dullonites
Redmondites
Healyites
Arases
Nera
Siiar
Nesey
Nive
Victoria Albert
Euwaters
Oberboors
H.grith
William H. Griffith
Fire at Bent Building Kills Six Boston Firemen
Boston February fifth report says six firemen died when the Bent building on Merrimac Street, a six story structure housing G W Bent & Co makers of beds, burned from a rear fourth floor blaze. Firemen entered a fourth floor window as the roof collapsed burying them. District Chief Egan among the dead others named include John F. Egan James Victory George J. Gotwald Patrick H. Disken Julie J. Mulberon W J Walah. four others injured.
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Boston
Egan
John F. Egan
James Victory
George J. Gotwald
Patrick H. Disken
Julie J. Mulberon
W. J. Walah
Imeem Omas
Hoseman
J. J. Doherty
Edward Shea
Merrimac Street
G. W. Bent & Co
Boys Accused of Arson in Monacomenry Fires
Walter and Chris Dempsey aged 12 and 7 and Fred Nabor aged about 9 were arrested in Monacomenry Alabama on arson charges. Fire chief's sons and another youth confessed to setting several barns and a Methodist church on Jef Davis avenue to watch the engine run.
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Eagles
Monacomenry
Ala
Walter
Chris Dempsey
Gaston
Tyson
Fred Nabor
Keptiaran
Methodist Church
Jef Davis Avenue
Nesbitt Announces Candidacy for Re election
Open letter from Colonel R Nesbitt commissioner of agriculture proclaims his bid for re election. The move widens a three cornered race with Senator O B Stevens and Representative M V Calvin already in. Nesbitt demands vindication after Blalock committee attacks and vows to run regardless of committee findings.
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Atlanta
R. Nesbitt
O. B. Stevens
Terrell
M. V. Calvin
Richmond
Nesbitt
Blalock
Pedaren Sie Evergenme
House
Attorneys For Acoust Man Try to Introduce Evidence
In a tense courtroom in Greeley, the trial of Gafford proceeded with defense attempts to admit intimate evidence linking the deceased and the defendant’s sister, which the state blocked as irrelevant. Eyewitness Lona Jones testified to the shooting, her testimony shaping the case as cross examination intensified. Other witnesses, including Snyder and Darby, clarified motives and relationships, while Judge Tyson ruled on admissibility and directed the theory of the defense. The lengthy first week of the trial in Wilkes-Barre concluded with jurors weighing extensive testimony about the motive and connections surrounding the fatal incident.
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