Edward's Program Heartily Approved By King Edward
London reports King Edward's messages to Britain India and colonies emphasize loyalty and duty. Preparations for parliament opening are underway with pomp. In South Africa reports note Boer invaders weakened and De Wet a potential threat as British lines hold and post at Moddersfontein draws scrutiny.
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India
Great Britain
Victoria
Prince of Wales
British India
Liament
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Cape Colony
Hartsog
de Wet
de Wetsdorp
Orange River
Transvaal
Moddersfontein
Boers Threaten to Invade Portuguese Territory
London reports Boer forces led by Blake threaten Lorenzo Marques, with Portugal seeking British aid and a British squadron reportedly ordered to Lorenzo Marquez. No official confirmation yet. Blake likely refers to John Y. Fillmore Blake, veteran of Transvaal forces.
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Loxpox
London
Blake
Lorenzo Marques
Portugal
Lorenzo Marquez
Health as a Habit and Scott's Cod Liver Emulsion
An advertisement contrasts not-quite health with true health and promotes Scott's emulsion of cod liver oil as a means to gain strength. It urges immediate action, emphasizing appetite, food, and food-rest, and offers a sample from Scott & Bowne at 4e9 Pearl Street.
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Scott
Scott & Bowne
Pearl Street
Two Die and Three Fatally Hurt in Exposition Hotel Fire
A fire at the Exposition hotel in Bryomamprox New York on February five killed two people and fatally injured three others. Victims include Harry Severson and Sid Holland. injured are Tom Cook John Egon and Dora Darrow. About 25 people were in the building. losses reach ten thousand dollars.
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N. Y
Exposition Hotel
Harry Severson
Sid Holland
Tom Cook
John R. Egon
Dora Darrow
Joopies
Severson
Holland
Brotherhood Engineers Watch Alabama General Assembly
Moytoomry Ala Feb 5 A committee of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers watches the legislature as it considers bills affecting railroad workers. A measure would bar railroad and corporate employees from collecting damages after accidents. The group backs a bill on annual deposits from fraternal insurance firms and seeks changes to how the state railroad commission is appointed and run to include practical railroad men.
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Moytoomry
Ala
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
State Railroad Commission
Annexation Plan to Unite West Florida with Alabama
West Florida annexation committee from Florida tests support in Alabama legislature. Alabama committee likely to accompany Florida back to Tallahassee to pursue talks with the Florida legislature for the proposed annexation. Electric Bitters heralded as a blood purifier by Dr. D. B. Cargile with anecdotes of cures. Sold by local druggists for fifty cents with guarantees.
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Cargile
Washita
I.T
Brewer
H. R. Palmer & Sova
W. J. Smith & Bro
Droggista
Legislators Debate Pree Pass Repeal Amid Tight Senate Vote
The anti pass and non telegraph frank law faces renewed repeal efforts led by Senator Stanland. Senate committee split evenly, fate unclear before a final vote. Also reported, the sundry civil appropriation includes 94000 for maintenance of the southern federal prison with a clause restricting convict labor to tasks they perform personally.
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Stanland
Senate
Atlanta
Atlasta
Washington
Boxing Contest Or Prize Fight In Cincinnati Legal Battle
A Cincinnati court hearing opens over the February fifteenth Jeffries Rablin bout at the Saengerfest ball. The case seeks a permanent injunction to halt the contest, labeled a public nuisance by opponents and supported by promoters. Authorities observe the intense session with notable attendees from politics and boxing. In other news, Frank Hilson lies semi conscious after a knockout from John Kraemer in a midwest boxing match, with grave injury risk.
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Rablin
Ohio
Hollister
Common Pleas Court
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Saengerfest Athletic Club
Rubblin
Madden
Delaney
Martin
Ruhlin
Peck
Saengerfest Athletic Association
Sheets
Ward
Warrington
Maxwell
Harmon
Anager
Anlo
Frank Hilson
John Kraemer
Hilson
United States Senate Adopts Resolution of Inquiry
Wasmisatos Feb 5 In the senate Mr Teller introduced and carried a resolution calling for information on the reports concerning George L Rice editor of a ila newspaper being sent to the United States by the general in charge of the Philippines Also four Luzon newspapers are said to have been suppressed and Rice’s case is cited as an example Also the District of Columbia appropriation bill was taken up
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Wasmisatos
Teller
Bia
Secretary of War
George L. Rice
Ila
United States
Philippines
Rice
Bis
Luzon
Mr. Teller
Mie
District of Columbia
Mosley Lemon Elixir Ad Claims Cure All Ailments
An 19th century style advertisement touts Dr H Mosley Lemon Elixir as a cure for biliousness indigestion headaches and heart and liver ailments. It pitches bottles at 50 cents and one dollar with testimonials from Mrs R H Bloodworth J H Mennich and W A James among others and lists other products Mortey Lemon Drops and a cough remedy. The copy emphasizes reliefs from nervous pain sleeplessness and debility and cites locations in Griffin Georgia Washington DC Atlanta Georgia and Bell Station Alabama.
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R. H. Bloodworth
Griffin
Capitol
J. H. Mennich
F. Street
Washington, D. C
Charleston Port Royal contest over removal of navy yard
A Charleston Port Royal row over moving the naval station to Charleston prompts a Washington delegation led by Mayor Smyth to challenge charges that Port Royal is unhealthy for the base. Ex Secretary Hillary Herbert cites health claims as grounds against the transfer. officials plan to present facts to the Senate committee.
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Cuartestox
Smyth
Washington
Semoral
Charleston
Hillary Herbert
Port Royal
Naval Station
United States
Brawley
Navy Department
Scastonia Boies the Tis Kind Vox Record
An unclear clipping mentions Boies and Vox from Aeays bought ent. The readable text here lacks concrete facts, names, dates, or events to form a solid headline and summary.
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Vox
Aeays
Capers of Cupid in Royal Circles
Paris dispatch says Emperor Franz Joseph may wed Frau Schratt formerly of the Burg theatre. The article notes longtime affection with the imperial family, a Rome visit with the Countess de Trani, and reports the pope granted Schratt permission to annul a prior marriage. It also mentions the emperor signing a brevet making her Countess von Hochstenberg.
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Sieele
Francia Joseph
Frau Schratt
Burgtheater
Rome
Countess de Trani
Empresa
Frau Schrate
Ti Ia
Countess von Hochstenberg
Royal Weddings in The Hague Delay But Festive Carnival Persists
A dispatch from The Hague notes Queen Wilhelmina’s nuptial events are postponed due to Queen Victoria’s death. Mourning keeps some royals away while street scenes color the capital. festive receptions, theater galas, and processions proceed as planned. The ceremony is scheduled for Thursday in the palace white hall and repeated at the church.
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Victoria
Grand Duke of Luxembourg
London
Wilhelmus
Thuraiay
Palace
Farewell to the Kaiser and World War notes
Emperor William and the German Crown Prince arrived in London and left for Port Victoria after a warm reception at Marlborough House. News items from Jacksonville, MoyToowzny, Greenville, Museporville, and Savannah report Salvation Army converts, Confederate pension funds, railway inspections, a suicide, and a flu outbreak crippling Savannah's fire department.
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King Edward
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Fire destroys Foote Reade Co wholesale millinery firm
A four story brick wholesale millinery and dry goods building on Bank Street Cleveland between Lake and St Clair burned. Foote Reade & Co stock loss about 250000 with 0.80 for the building. A night watchman named Wilson is missing and feared dead in the blaze. The rubber and shoe departments survive under insurance.
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Foote, Reade & Co
Logon Bank
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St. Clair
Wilson
Atesee
Inzurance
Carrie Nation's Hatchet Crusade Shatters Topeka Saloons
Topeka February 6 Mia Nation led a small group in raiding joints at 830 Kansas Avenue and The Senate at 406 Kanens Avenue smashing slot machines and a large refrigerator while beer drenched Mrs Nation and her followers. Police escorted Nation to the station as the incident sparked a brief disturbance and a later entry into a second attempted wrecking of a Sixth Street restaurant. The case against Nation for attempting the Unique saloon damage was dismissed later.
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Mia. Uaring Nation
J. White
Madeline Southard
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Senate
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Mra Nation
Mia
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Graham
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W. A. Hines
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Dr. King
H. BE. Palmer & Sons
Warren J. Smith & Bro
Controversy Ahead in DAR Races For President General
Washington dispatch reports the Daughters of the American Revolution DAR may face political tensions at the Feb 33 meeting. Mrs Daniel Manning, the current president general, is ineligible for reelection with three candidates listed: Mrs Fairbanks, Mrs Donald McLean, and Mrs Roebling. McLean previously sought the presidency, while Manning hints at preferring a nationally prominent woman, and speculation centers on Mrs Fairbanks as likely to win.
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Mia Fairbanks
Consul General De Leon Sees Ecuador as Promising Field
U S consul general to Guayaquil Perry M De Leon on a leave of absence visits San Francisco and Georgia on route to Washington. He cites Ecuador's railroad from Guayaquil to Quito opened territory over 300 miles long with 1,600,000 people, built by an American syndicate at 39 million dollars, signaling potential American enterprise despite earlier restrictions.
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Perry M. de Leon
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Ecuador
Washington
Brashington
Georgia
Ie Per Pwede
Boulder
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