Leprosy Inquiry and Teller Resolution Debate
Senate reports favor a bill to investigate leprosy, with the measure placed on the calendar. Teller resolution on national bonds in gold and silver sparks debate. committee chairmen note non unanimous finance committee report. Also covered are a Japan incident inquiry, a contested election end, army bill consideration, and an honor bestowed on Dr. Nansen at Knox College with a doctor of laws degree.
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Wasamarox
Gallingsk
Senate
West
Missouri
Stanley Matthews
Plate
Connecticut
Morrill
Vermont
Teller
Mr. Daniel
Virginia
Secretary of State
Department of State
Frank
United States
Olympia
Pe Mtce
Ragman
Japan
Congress
House
Taylor
Committee On Elections No. 2
Thomas F. Clark
Jesse F. Stallinge
Alabama
Nansen
Ills
John H Finley
Knox College
Jawa
Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription Promises Health for Women
A 19th century advertisement argues women’s health hinges on female organs and motherhood. It claims Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription strengthens the reproductive system, eases pregnancy discomforts, and improves overall vitality to support wifehood and motherhood.
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Zoe
Syrup of Figs Promoted as Popular Remedy
The advertisement touts Syrup of Figs as the only remedy of its kind, praised for its pleasant taste and prompt action. It claims broad availability for 50 cent bottles through leading druggists and promises to cure constipation, urging customers not to accept substitutes.
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Hess
California Fig Srrup Ca
Government signals open door to Chinese trade amid war talk
The Swansea speech by Sir Michael Hickey Beach echoed Mr Balfour’s India policy, affirming the government’s aim to keep the Chinese door open at the potential cost of war. Newspapers note the firm stance may affect Russia France and Germany, while praising trade openness and U S Japan support.
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Lowboy
Michael Hickey Beach
Swansea
Balfour
Manchester
Adda
Great Britain
The
Globe
China
Michael Hicke-Beach
Russia
France
Germany
United States
Japan
St. James
Opening Fight in Maryland Senate Ballot for United States Senator
Balloting began in Annapolis as Republicans divided over supporting a U S senator to replace Arthur Porman. First ballots show McComas leading in the Senate with 9 votes and Barber 4, while in the House McComas garners 95 and Barber 22 amid talk of a Baltimore mayoral bid and possible coalitions. no decisive result, joint session to resume.
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Baltimore City
William T. Malster
Baltimore
House
Senate
Louis E. McComas
Isaac A. Barber
Thomas Parran
John V. L. Findlay
Lloyd Lowndes
Alex Shaw
A. P. Gorman
Henry Page
Judge McComas
J.J. Shryock
Alexander Shaw
J. O. Mulliken
J. V. L Findley
Milton O. Urner
A. P. Goraman
Millionaire Dr Simmons Kills Bookkeeper in Street Shooting
In St Louis Dr Charles F Simmons a prominent patent medicine executive shot Emil Davidson bookkeeper for the St Louis Trust Company at Cardi nal avenue and Olive street after a dispute. Passersby heard threats then five shots rang out Davidson died on the sidewalk before arrest. Simmons said he acted in defense of his daughter claiming attacked by Davidson.
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Charles Simmons
Louw
Charles F. Simmons
Simmons Patent Medicine Company
Emil Davidson
St. Louis ‘Trust Company
Cardinal Avenue
Olive Street
Simmons
Davidson
Bdnce
Boyd
Dr. Simmons
Boxing Revival Planned for Empire Club Show
San Francisco reports the Empire club secured a permit for a boxing event amid a congested field of applicants. The scheduled card features Joe Choyski versus Tat Hyun and Toth Laisa against Henry Baker as planners prepare a February bout month.
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San
Francisco
Utah
San Francisco
Board of ‘Supervisors
Empire Club
Joe Choyski
Tat Hyun
Anatrasian
Toth Laisa
Henry Baker
Madagurs
Btu
Russia presses aggression amid Corean crisis
Orient telegrams report Russia enlarges control in Corea by installing a new minister, taking over finances, expanding coaling stations, and planning to occupy an island near Wonsan with a settlement or coal depot. Russians may assume customs duties and staff, with a Russo Corean bank and railway contracts cited.
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Hesulac
Samy Francisco
Oriental Mail
Russia
Corea
Wita
Babe Placed on a Bar Sparks Custody Tug at Prescott
In Prescott Arizona Territory on January 18 Mrs Bell, wife of a mining man, set her baby on a crowded saloon bar before leaving. She said the father deserted them for whisky. Several men urged to adopt the infant as the probate judge intervened to take charge of the child, with the scene drawing a large crowd.
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Prescott
A. T
Zola Open Letter Sparks War Ministry Complaint
Amat Zote January 18 report: War Minister Billot faced a formal accusation lodged by Justice Minister Darlan against Emile Zola and The Aurore manager. The case will go to the public prosecutor. Zola had published an open letter to President Faure accusing government irregularities in the Count Hater court martial and alleging War Minister Billor connived with them. Major Paty de Olqu cited as perjurer and urged prosecution.
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Amat
M. Bilor
Paty de Olqu
SHOT GIRLS AND ADULTS IN WARRINGTON SLAYINGS
In Pensacola Florida on January 16 Herbert Seeley and Alice Onro from Warrington were found dead near Millview after leaving a dance. Seeley shot and Seeley’s pistol shot killed both. coroner’s jury suggests mutual motive and possible suicide by Seeley. Ages about 20 and 24. They were reportedly engaged and connected locally.
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Herbert Yeeley
Fiagesree
Fla
Herbert Seeley
Alice Onro
Warrington
Milview
Lndy
És Caro
Pabhouse Stramoe
Tate Waa
Wasaga i
Sylvania
Court Martial Moves to Hear Twiggs Testimony in Augusta
In Augusta Georgia on January 18 the court martial shifted from a store room to the home of Martek Twiggs who lies ill, to hear witness Martek Twiggs, former assistant engineer of Cumberland Sound improvements under Captain Carter, testify about mattresses built under Carter’s orders. The session adjourned early due to concerns over the ill witness and weather.
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Augusta
Osrter Joourtmartial
Kare
Sarees Nah
Martek
Twiggs
Cumberland Sound
Carter
Wesley
Witinas
Bousay
India
Arabias Sea
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Oficgin Telephone
Aise
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Coarthon
Elluorn
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Sheffield
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Poe
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Davenport Drug Company
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Tellei
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Church and State Union
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Cyrcano
Congregational Church
Charles M. Lamson
American Board of Fortyn Missions
Ray
Lara
England
Crancestor
Arvind
United, States
Tle Sepport
Scions
Maryland
Szar
Babe
Wiguic
Canal Party
Maxacua
Nicaragua
Zelaya
Nicaragua canal commissionera_of
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Pacific Ocean
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Rheaay
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Cost Rica
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Merry
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Tet Sylvania Depot
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Minwicter Pate
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