Medical advertisement touts Dr Pierce remedies for women
Letters and testimonials praise Dr. R V Pierce of Buffalo New York for treating female ailments with Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery. The ad claims silent suffering in women is eased by his items and invites free consultation by mail with confidential correspondence. It promotes the Common Sense Medical Adviser and offers the books for sale with mailed copies.
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Sician
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N.Y
Sr Ierce
Tierce
Pierce
The
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Dr. Pierce
Doctor Pierce
Paderewski
Ovations Given to Hero of Santiago
Admiral Schley was feted in Nashville with a grand reception at the University club hosted by Major and Mrs. E. B. Stahlman. More than 600 guests attended the event noted for its lavish costumes and decorations before the Admiral and Mrs. Schley departed by private car toward Chattanooga.
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Nashville
Admiral Schley
University Club
E. B. Stahlman
Schley
Chattanooga
Thomas
Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis Railway
Schley Arrives in Chattanooga With Distinguished Party
Admiral Schley arrives in Chattanooga at 2 50 pm aboard a private car on a special train. A party of about 30 ladies and gentlemen greets him after meeting in Whiteside Tennessee and joins Knoxville committee members for the visit. The host party includes Mayor A W Cabanisa and others, while President J W Thomas of the Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis road accompanies the admiral.
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Chattanooga
Admiral Schley
Whiteside
Tenn
J. B. Frazier
A. W. Cabanisa
Newell Sanders
Night Was Her Terror Cured by New Discovery
Mrs Obas Applegate of Alexandria Indiana suffered severe coughing and consumption. After failing other medicines she bought three $1 bottles of Dr King s New Discovery and was cured gaining 58 pounds. The remedy claims to cure coughs colds flu grippe bronchitis and all throat and lung troubles with trial bottles free at local stores.
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H.R Palmer & Sons
W. J.smith & Bro
Warden David Adams Warden Dies in Philadelphia
David Adams Warden a longtime Philadelphian and Civil War era composer died aged 89 He authored songs including All Quiet Along the Potomac Tonight The Flag s Come Back to Tennessee Mother Don t Weep for Your Boy and Tell Me Ye Winged Winds He was born in 1815 in London England and his father was a Tower of London yeoman warder noted for Waterloo bravery
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Potomac
Philadelphia
David Adams Warden
England
Tower of London
The
Tower
Duke of Wellington
Waterloo
Explosion at Ardmore Plant Reported Killed
A report from Ardmore Maryland states an explosion at the Gerberite manufacturing plant killed the plant superintendent and possibly several others with more injuries. Details are scarce as Ardmore lies beyond the District of Columbia boundary.
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Washington
Gerberite
Ardmore
District of Columbia Boundary Line
Gale Battering Coasts Brings Death and Rescue Efforts
News from New York on February 4 reports a lingering gale along Long Island and New Jersey causing multiple shipwrecks and loss of life. Life savers operate near Oak Island. two crew from the L Schepp come ashore while others are taken to a wrecking tug. The Cavour aground off Long Beach remains secure as divers plan another effort. Five masts from Forge River indicate two barges wrecked. John Crittenden found adrift at Fire Island with no casualties aboard.
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New York
Long Island
New Jersey
Oak Island
Long Beach
Forge River
John Crittenden
S.a. Merritt
Fire Island
Wrecking tugs at work on Claverdale stranded in Atlantic City
Brigantine Beach life saving station reports the British steamship Claverdale remains stranded and requires cargo removal before flotation. Wrecking tugs work while the new vessel may endure the strain. Nearby schooner Edith L. Allen ashore nearby shows severe damage and may become a total wreck.
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Claverdale
Atlantic City
N. J
Brigantine Beach Life Saving Station
Cloverdale
Edith L. Allen
Bath
Life Savera
Dryden takes oath as new senator from New Jersey
John F. Dryden is sworn in to succeed the late Senator Sewell for a six year term beginning March 4, 1901. The ceremony in the senate featured adjournment to the desk of the president pro tem and strong cheers from colleagues and New Jersey friends. Dryden’s family and intimate New Jersey friends attended from the gallery.
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Masor
Sewell
Washington
Fed
Senate
Keene
New Jersey
John F. Dryden
Senator Sewell
Dryden
Keane
Frye
Congress
Trade and Missionaries in China See Positive Outlook
Secretary Wilson reports from Colombo on China noting returning missionaries due to unrest and improved outlook for Shanghai trade. American exports, peaches and plums from Canton, and new farm products for California and Florida are highlighted. Prices rise in China after Manila occupation, with labor scarcity and strong canning and dairy potential cited. A British officer says Chinese arsenals near Tianjin produce arms, signaling rapid awakenings.
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Washington
Wilson
David G. Fairchild
Department of Agriculture
Lathrop
Colombo
Ceylon
China
Shanghai
Fairchild
Canton
California
Florida
Manila
Hong Kong
Mr. Fairchild
Tien-Tsin
Freight Trains Crash In Belt Junction Collision
At Belt Junction two Southern freight trains collided after No 143 sidetracked. Four men were injured including engineer William West and Train Hand Scott Johnson who was fatally injured. King Terrell and Walter Lipscomb suffered back and head injuries and an ankle dislocation.
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Atlanta
Belt Junction
William West
Scott Johnson
King Terrell
Walter Lipscomb
Arnica Balm Promises Pain Relief and Healing
The ad claims arnica balm fully cures corns and sprains with miraculous effect. It cites H. Robinson of Hillaborough Illinois and firms H R Palmer & Sons and W J Smith & Bro as guarantors of the product.
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H. Robinson
Hillaborough
Arnica Balve
H. R. Palmer & Sons
W. J. Smith & Bro
Million Dollar Suit Over Alabama City Cotton Mill Property
A federal suit filed in Birmingham names Georgia Alabama and Texas residents claiming ownership of the Dwight Manufacturing plant at Alabama City valued at 1 000 000 with 100 000 claimed for detention The defendants include the Massachusetts corporation Dwight Manufacturing Company and Robert B Kyle The property spans 899 acres and the suit seeks recovery of the plant and related rights.
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Birmingham
Ala
United States
Georgia
Alabama
Texas
Dwight Manufacturing Company
Alabama City
South
ET. Laster
John L. Lanson
Martha A. McKinney
Emma Johnson
James L. Sanson
Texcy
War Office blamed in search for mismanaged horse buy
In a London House of Commons debate Major Arthur Lee accused War Office officials of incompetence and failing to coordinate horse purchases with US expertise. The Times, Globe, and St James Gazette called for accountability while noting £32 horse purchases with questionable margins.
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House of Commons
Arthur Lee
United States Army
Washington
Great Britain
Lee
War Office
Wardrop
Vienna
United States
Globe
Hrodrick
Wardrop I
Globe Adda
Brodrick
Balfour
the Times
Fire causes extensive damage in Adel business district
Fire in Adel Georgia yesterday morning damaged about half the business district, with losses near ten thousand dollars. The blaze started above L M Kennon’s drug store. Insurance is listed at about fifty percent amid brick buildings and a crowded block of firms.
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Macon
Adel
L. M. Kennon
W. Webb
Kennon & Wells
J. T. Wilkes
A. B. Webb
M. 3. Patten
J. EB. Wilkes
C. E. Webb
T. E. Mitey
Parrish
Dividend Declared by Standard Oil of New Jersey
The directors of the Standard Oil Company of New Jersey declared a dividend of $20 per share today in New York. This amount matches the payout of the corresponding quarter in the prior year and the year before.
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New York
Standard Oil Company
New Jersey
Brothers Fatally Fight Over Grudge in Kentucky
In Alexander Kentucky Heater Burner and his brother James confronted each other over a long running feud. Heater shot James with a double barreled shotgun after James struck Heater with a hatchet. James died and Heater was left with suspected fatal injuries.
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New York
Chris Kelman
Poceal
N. J
Wisconsin
John
Hhovelf
Scottaville
Alexander
Here
Heater
Brunswick man killed by train in accident
Horace B. Randolph a well known Brunswick citizen was accidentally killed when he stopped in front of a Brunswick and Birmingham train near Brunswick en route to Savannah. The coroner s jury found accidental death and exonerated Engineer Flints from blame.
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Bronswick
Horace B. Randolph
Brunswick
Cuisene
Birmingham
Savannah
Flints
Infant chokes to death near Atlanta
Four month old son of Charles Sweat found dead in bed near the technical school area. Coroner holds an inquest. jury believes death by asphyxiation likely from phlegm in the throat. Nearby Macon line extending to Vidalia promises new business and passenger service. plans for rolling stock and a strong timetable. New York banks discuss gold exports with Lazard Freres.
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Atlenta
Charles Sweat
Nological School
Magon
Dublin
Macon
James T. Wright
Macon, Dublim
Two Weavers Die in Central Train Tragedy at Lindale
Charley McBrayer and Charley Harris, brothers in law and both weavers at the Massachusetts mills, were killed instantly by a southbound Central passenger train near Lindale Georgia. They stood on the tracks 150 yards north of the depot watching a passing freight when the freight noise drowned the signal. Harris was hurled 50 feet and McBrayer was ground under the wheels. Harris was single, McBrayer married with a family.
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Atlanta
Southern Railway
Julian Tweet
Julia
Charley McBrayer
Charley Harris
Central
Lindale
Massachusetts Mills
Harris
McBrayer
Kansas City Man Held for Mail Fraud Charge
N. D. Parker and a Ottawa resident are held for the federal grand jury on fraudulent use of the mails for obtaining goods under false pretenses. He allegedly acquired about 50 000 dollars worth of goods from Chicago St Joseph and Kansas City firms and offered wares to Ottawa area retailers.
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Kansas City
N. D
Ultonia Reports Severe Weather on Atlantic Voyage
The Qunard line steamer Ultonia arrives at Queenstown after a Boston departure on January 23. The ship endured terrific weather on January 26 and 27 with heavy seas and high winds noted in the saloon during the gale.
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Ultonia
Queenstown
Ireland
Qunard Line
Boston
Liverpool
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