Loubet Elected President of France in 1899
M Loubet succeeds Faure as president of the French republic winning 483 votes to 27 for M Mare. He is over sixty and has served as minister of the interior. Crowds gather at Versailles depots as deputies and senators travel, with tense exchanges in the National Assembly and a dramatic vote tally marked by interruptions and protests.
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National Assembly
Versailles
Preach
Interior
Pants
Fel
M. Loubet
Repubie
M. Miine
Ing
N. de Roulde
Lyons
Patriotic League
M. Lonbet
Senate
M. Cuchery
M. Mrline
M. Louiet
M. Dausetts
Chamber of Deputies
Lille
Department of North
Paul le Roulde
League of Patriots
Angouleme
M. Lonchet
Dv Roulde
Ashere
Pint Trou
Tribune
M. Drument
Andi Semite
Algiers
Assembly
M. Meline
M. de Roulde
Republic
M de Roulde
M. Beaurepaire
MM. de Roulede
de Roulede
Progressista
M. Ponte
Ime
M Loubet
M. Cavaignac
General Jamont
Saussier
ML Melino
Duke of Orleans
France
Turin
San Remem
Emile Loubet
Ich
Marsanne
Montelimar
de Broglis
Tirard
M. de Freycinet
M. Constans
Trains Collide Near Brussels in Dense Fog
A Callais to Brussels express and a stationary Tournai train collided in a forest near Brussels during dense fog. Thirty passengers were killed and about thirty injured. The crash shattered cars and smashed tires as the express failed to see signals.
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Brussels
Callais
London
Tounai
Foret
Mons
Tournai
Touasi
Bryan addresses Democrats on expansion policy in Michigan
Colonel Bryan spoke at Kent County Democratic club in Grand Rapids on February 18 denouncing military expansion. He argued against increased army size for a growing population and aliens, criticizing Republican policy and the Boston speech. Senator Jones outlined national party aims for next year’s convention and bimetailism as a key issue, asserting voters will favor a party that redeems pledges.
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Grasp Rapids
Bryan
Kent County
Democratic Club
Boston
Rhess
J. Jones
Democratic Nations
Chicago
Four Days Remain as Alabama Assembly Near Adjournment
Montgomery Ala Feb 14 Four days remain in the present session of the general assembly with about 500 acts passed and 50 of general nature. Only two of these 50 are of special general interest the election to decide if a constitutional convention shall be held and a dispensary system bill. Several bills remain on calendars including general revenue and general appropriations. The assembly has granted towns and counties bond permission for sanitary, road and school work. The bill abolishing Jefferson County’s court of county commissioners passed the senate and a revenue board was appointed. Governor Johnston vetoed a tax exemption for new manufacturing plants set to be built within ten years.
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General Assembly
Mostaomery
Ala
Alabama
Senate
Court of County Commissioners of
Jefferson
Board of Revenue
Johnston
Secretary Is Restrained Fight Over Railway Charters
The Georgia Northern railroad seeks an amendment to extend its line from Moultrie to Thomasville. Attorney O J Hayden, for the Tifton Thomasville and Gulf railroad, petitions Judge John B Candler to restrain Secretary of State Cook from granting the amendment. The judge denied the injunction but issued a rule nisi requiring the secretary to show cause why it should not issue. A hearing was set for April 22.
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Atlanta
Georgia Northern Railroad
Moultrie
Thomasville
John 8. Cardler
Cook
O. J. Hayden
Tifton, Thomasville and Gulf Railroad
Secretary of State
Candler
Tifton
Galtroai
Tol
Gleason Case Sensation Deepens In Obscene Letter Affair
In Acarsta Georgia February 14 testimony continues in the Gleason obscene letter case. The day spotlighted a physician named Joseph Eve Allen as a suspect in the letters affair. Dr Allen denied knowledge of the letters or involvement with the defendant and any payments to write letters for Dr Malone.
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Matone
Allen
Acarsta
Gleason
Malone
Joseph Eve Allen
Joseph Eve
Augusta
Alien
Heat Intensifies as Filipinos Concentrate Forces
Manila reports oppressive heat affecting troops, with rebels concentrating south of the Pasig in front of Brigadier General Ovenshinu’s lines. Scouts indicate rebels moving from La Gan Cavite. Americans hold entrenched positions from the beach to the Pasig.
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Pasig
Manila
Pasig River
Ovenshinu
Mies
la Gan
Cavite
Cotton Gains Strength as Market Closes Higher
The cotton market opened steady and rose 3 to 2 points amid covering and bull support. Bears balk at improved English news and forecasts of better weather affecting receipts, with weather bulletins showing rains in the eastern Belepres night area and private reports pointing to firm demand for nearby delivery goods.
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New Yeak
Belepres
List of Americant Wounded In Skirmish Near Tariquina
General Otle cabled today naming casualties from a skirmish on Tariquian road north of a pumping station. Wounded include Privates George Andrews Edward Day Charles E Park John Williams and others with varying injuries. First Nebraska Company A suffered a fatal wound to the chest forearm and knee. First Montana and Second Montana units also report injuries. Conflicting spellings and errors noted for several names.
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Neas Tariquina
Wastinatox
Otle
Tariquian Road
George Andrews
Edward Day
Charles E. Park
John Williams
Wilbur F. Camp
William H. Cook
Albert H. Hollingworth
Revere
Bere Wheeton
Frank Huling
Twentieth Kansas
Gigantic Glassware Combine Moves Toward Formation
A movement to fuse leading glass pressed and tableware manufacturers into a gigantic national combination is developing in Chicago and nearby. Negotiations reportedly include United States Glass Co and Meier & Bros, with other firms like Rochester Tumbler and Chi Bun Glass involved. the plan aims for early consummation. In Alabama, Rev. S. M. Hosmer of Birmingham is elected president of Southern University, succeeding Dr. Keener.
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Boor Feull
Tirrsnyra
Chicago
United States Glass Company
United States
Meikee & Bros
Rochester Tumbler Company
Chia Bun Glass Con Bridgeport
Mosmat
Greeneboro
Ala
The
Southern University
S. M. Hosmer
Birminghan
Keener
Swift's Silk Cures Catarrh Through Blood Action
An old remedy claim touts Swift's Silk as the sole cure for catarrh by cleansing the blood. The piece cites a Kentucky man named McAllitar who reports improvement after trying the product and condemns sprays and washes as ineffective. It presents the remedy as targeting the disease in the bloodstream and asserts its superiority over other treatments.
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Swift
McAllittar
Harrodsburg
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John G. Greeno
Belgio
Michigan
Jones
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Tee
ROYAL
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