An Excellent Combination of a Laxative Remedy
An advertisement extols a liquid laxative product named SynvP or Pros from the California Fie Synar Co. It claims pleasant taste, cleansing action, and relief from constipation, with effects on kidneys, liver, and bowels. Page footer lists Louisville KY and New York NY, with price one shilling per bottle and druggists as distributors.
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Cauwornts- Fie Syxop Co
California
Fie Synar Co
Louisville
New York
Atlanta Will Get Camp of Soldiers
Secretary Alger plans summer camps for U S troops in southern states and will maintain one near Atlanta. Georgia quarantine rules will be adapted to military needs. About 15,000 troops to be at a camp, with others lingering before redeploying. returning Cuban troops to be detained about 20 days in Georgia camps.
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Washington
Alger
United States
Geormian
Thas
Atlanta
Georgia
Cuba
Killing Near Montgomery Shocks Alabama Family Ties
Distressing tale from Nathel County reports an aged father-in-law shot and killed his son-in-law Colonel J McLendon after a dispute over custody of grandchildren. McLendon’s status as a local hero is noted and self defense is claimed by the McLendon side.
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Moxtooxxry
Ala
Newa
Naftel
McLendon
Montgomery
Frank Vann
Vann
Mr. Vann
Melendon
McLandons
President McKinley Visits Jekyll Island
President McKinley and the presidential party enjoy drives on Jekyll Island Georgia. Bliss guides the forenoon ride as they tour fine roads and discuss a public reception at Baker cottage with Mr Reed expected among attendees. Weather is mild and calm with emphasis on rest over politics. The visit continues with plans to depart for Thomasville tomorrow.
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Bawrswick
McKinley
Jeky Island
My. Bliss
Reed
Baker Cottage
Thomasville
Negotiations and Military Updates Across Continents
Reports from March 1 to March 31 describe German East Africa telegraph line talks with Cecil Rhodes, ongoing railway negotiations, and German interests. U S dispatches note Otis to Heep the Volunteers and transport movements for Sherman’s forces. Nancy Guilford’s murder trial opens in Connecticut. Colonel Bryan arrives in Nashville as Woodmen of the World meet in Columbus. Beveridge sails for Manila, rumors link Cardinal Gibbons to the papacy.
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Germany
Cecil Rhodes
Braun
Reichstag
Herr Richter
Baron von Buelow
German East Africa
East African
Telegraph Company
Columbus
Miurms
Woodmen of the World
Columbus, O
Chatteston
New Orleans
Wheeler Defends Cavalry Command Against Accusations
Adjutant General Cortin publishes a lengthy refutation attributed to General Wheeler addressing allegations of disobedience by Steven Bonsu and vindicating the cavalry division that served under Wheeler. The document claims to present a campaign history before Santiago, including letters from officers connected to Wheeler and emphasis on rapid pursuit of Spanish forces to avoid delaying behind breastworks at Santiago.
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Wasnixotos
Cortin
Wheeler
Civalry
Santiago
la Gouassined
Steven Bonsu
Lawton
Cor
Sitexes
Shaffer
Shatter
Bryan Speech Opens With Imperialism Debate At Chattanooga
The Nebraskan leader addresses an audience of 5,002 at the city auditorium, arguing against imperialism and urging adherence to a moral standard. He defends the United States as a long-standing world power and criticizes coercive methods in foreign policy. He cites democracy's progress and calls for resisting temptations of empire.
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Cutartaxcoga
W. J. Pryam
City Auditorium
Ife
Bryan
Yorktown
Philippine Islands
United States
Mexico
Central
South America
Europe
Asia
General Peace Wins Lincolnshire Handicap Race
General Peace, a brown four-year-old by Gallenveur Moira, carried 116 pounds to win the Lincolnshire handicap of 1,000 sovereigns at Lingola Spring. Tod Stoan rode Lady Panel to win the Sudbrooke plate in a field of 19, with Swirl and others placing. the meeting featured 26 runners and detailed weights and forfeits announced by January 26.
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Tod
Lospex
Maten
Lady Panel
Swirl
Tod Stoan
General Peace
Pagent Bewick
William Boresford
Knogut
Thistle
Lod Sloan
Long
Pols
Lord Wan
Gallenve Our of
Moira
Messia Weatherbs and Sons
Americans Build Bridge Across the Atbar River for Khartoum
An erection gang from the Pencoyd Ironworks will leave Philadelphia for Africa to construct a seven span bridge crossing 1,100 feet over the Atbar river near Khartoum to aid General Kitchener’s Mahdist campaign. The project, contracted by a British war office official, aims to finish before autumn.
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Atbar
Kiebener
Pencoyd Ironworks
Africa
Acrosa
Soudan
Khirtoum
Fica
Compas
Seves
Fencoyd
Pencoyd Company
British War Office
Kitchener
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Forsyth St
Americus, GA
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H. C. Godman Co's
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Calhoun
Solomon. & Levi
First Ave
Birmingham
Ioepzenty Te
E. J. Miller
BT. Miller
Tackson Street
Macon
Altmayer & Fintan Liquor Company
Union Passenger Depot
College’ Street
Jackson Street
Harron
War Department
Tennessee River
Kawle Bnoxville
Tennessee
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Warehires
Uanding
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Carlos Boon
Span
Rowe
Don Carlos
Spai
Wotman
President M’kinley
Jeryl Island
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Lower Court
Interatata Commerce Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States Circuit Court of
Charlesto
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United Stated
Sironit Court
Northern District of
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Nancy Guilford
Briperport
Conn
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Emma Gill
Southia
Nashville
Willam Jennisge Bryan
Oarie Taede
Obata Boogs
Beveridge
Manila
Albert J. Beveridge
Harrisburg
Banxussone
Sffy
Seuatm Pba Palow
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Ronks
Delance Scattering
Hoalsedca
Gibbons
Leo
Lanpos
Evening News
Brussels
Cardinal Gibbons
Colonel Bryan
Davis
Miles
State Capitol
T. K. Oglesby
Alexander Stephens
United States Army
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Elesby
Quay
Wick ‘Kaylor
Penrose
Ten. M
Savangar
Ethel
Auxasta
Herschman Lake
Cook
Avcousta
Fifteenth
Minnesota Regiment
St Francis Barracks
Fia
Setitelioes
Wiilintas
Grnora Young
Agonocille Rave
Paris
Loxvon
Misa Harriet Baya
Irmon
Committee On Fellowships of the Americas School
Athens
B. Wheeer
Harriet A. Bord
Agnes Houpinam
Medway
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Medway Savings Bank
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Goodrich
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