McLaurin Declares Governor Patriot as Resignations Questioned
South Carolina news reports Governor McSweeney refusing to accept resignations of Senators Tillman and McLaurin. He argues resignations would inflame politics, urges a constitutional path, while McLaurin and Tillman dispute authority and threaten further actions. The piece notes public protests and potential legislative timing for future action.
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McLaurin
McSweeney
Tillman
Jenior
Labor unions condemned by Reformed Proabyterian Synod
The Reformed Proabyterian Synod of America debated a resolution condemning labor unions as dangerous and under immoral obligations. Speakers argued unions threaten principle and attend meetings on Sundays, urging members to avoid joining unions with such obligations. The session highlighted anti union sentiment within the church body.
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Kiree
Tutt's Liver Pills Promised Absolute Cure For Various Ailments
For thirty years Tutt's Pills have proven a blessing to the invalid and a sick man's friend. They are advertised as a known fact cure for bilious headache, dyspepsia, stomach ailments, malaria, constipation, and all kindred diseases.
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Tutt
What Motherhood Means In Health And Comfort
A 19th century advertisement extols Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as beneficial for motherhood, claiming it strengthens the maternal system, calms nerves, boosts appetite, aids recovery after birth, and is free from alcohol opium cocaine and narcotics. Testimonies praise relief from bearing-down pains and long health struggles, with free medical adviser offer by mail.
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Keren
Dr. Pierce
Wotien
Markin
Mra
DT Marricks
Perms
Campbell Co. Va
Mercer
Spain-US commercial relations show strong postwar restoration
News reports full restoration of commercial ties between Spain and the United States. Projections for 1901 suggest exports to Spain will exceed prior years, driven by cotton and breadstuffs. Imports from Spain also rise, with fruits and wines dominant, while raw cotton remains the largest export from the United States.
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Spain
Wasitxatoy
United States
Clark Goes to Oklahoma Leading Jacksonville Lawyer Takes New Post
Frank Clark a leading Jacksonville attorney and chairman of Florida’s Democratic executive committee left for Oklahoma City to practice law. A Georgia native from Cobb county, he has been a Florida resident for 17 years and previously practiced with Cromwell Gibons. He served as United States district attorney during Cleveland’s last administration and has long been active in Democratic party councils.
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Jacksonville
Jacksonvile
Cromwell Gibons
Cleveland
Clark
United States
Americans Visit the British King on Windsor Visit
Delegates from the New York chamber of commerce met King Edward at Windsor Castle after an invitation from Lord Avebury. The visit included a private audience, tours of Frogmore and St George's Chapel, and refreshments in a shaded nook of royal grounds. Prominent Americans like J Pierpont Morgan were noted in London crowds.
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Thareday
Windsor
London
New York
Metropolis
Messia
Carnegi
Schieren
Ginette
Windsor East
Royal
Francis Knollys
Victoria
Wispsor
England
New York Chamber of Commerce
Edward
Frogmore
Edward Pelham-Clinton
Queen Victoria
St. George's Chapel
East Terrace
Anarchists of Spain Crisis Deepens Across Nation
Across Spain the crisis worsens with Corunna offices still held by gendarmes and arrests ongoing. A general strike looms after one factory refuses to hire 800 workers. Rail workers strike at Vigo and Barcelona buzzes with anarchist activity defying the civil governor. Leader Gamazco warns the government to act decisively to curb the movement.
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Mapain
Spain
Octrot
Coronna
Vigo
Barcelona
Senor Gamazco
Suit Filed for 5000 Damages Over Lightning Injuries
Roy Parker of Oglethorpe County sues Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph in Macon for 5000 dollars claiming personal injuries and expenes from a lightning strike through a Bell phone in his store. Parker alleges grounding and wiring failures caused paralysis and business loss with medical costs. Also, Captain Robert Patterson dies of heart failure in Dayton at 69. he is linked to National Cash Register through a family tie.
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Bell Telephone Company
Macon
United States
Roy Parker
Oglethorpe
CIA
Southern Hell Telephone and Telegraph Company
Bell Company
Parker
Dayton, O
Jane
Robert Patterson
John H. Patterson
National Cash Register Company
Reform Ed Presby Protest Liquor, Army Evils
Delegates to the Reformed Presbyterian Synod of North America condemn liquor evils in the U S Army, especially in Hawaii and the Philippines, calling for uprooting military protection. A second report favors church autonomy from interdenominational groups over labor and secret societies. Also reports on Mrs Eddy suit.
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United States
Pitts Area
Martin
Reformed Presbyterian Synod of North
Committee On Sunday Schools
Ouny People's Societies
Interdenominational Societies
Bonds Sold Easily in Dothan and St Joe Railroad Plan
Dothan and St Joe railroad bonds totaling 1,100,000 are reported floated by J. P. Pelham of Dothan after a Philadelphia trip. The line will run about 50 miles through Henry county Alabama, Chipley and Fila, aiming to reach Old St Joe’s harbor. Major Bradford Dunham is linked to the project, with no comment from him.
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Dothan
St. Joe
Old St. Joo
Florida City
Bradford Dunham
Bethlehem Steel Sale Abandoned as Vickers Plan Fails
Bethlehem Steel near dissolution after negotiations with the Vickers-Sons and Maxim company of England collapse. A New York banker says the talks are off and will not resume, with Bethlehem eliminated from the project. The Vickers group may still seek an American venture when favorable terms arise. London commentary notes opinions on revising the US Presbyterian Confession, urged by Rev Dr John Watson to be smaller and infused with love.
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Bethlehem Steel Works
Hrithshers
New York
Vickers-Sons and Maxim Company
England
Bethlehem Steel Company
Associated Press
Bethlehem
Vickers-Mazim
Feld
London
John Watson
Ian MacLaren
United States
Widow Granted Verdict Against Bell Telephone Company
In Avavsta Georgia a four day city court case ended with a $10,000 verdict for Mrs Susan DeLoach against the Bell Telephone company over her husband William K DeLoach's death from a pole fall and trolley wire contact last summer. The electric railway was cleared of blame as the jury found the telephone company negligent for a sagging guy wire.
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Bell Telephone Company
Avavsta
Illiam K. DeLoach
Telephone Company
McIntosh Street
Broad Street
Georgia Railroad Bank
DeLoach
Electric Railroad Company
Susan DeLoach
Electric Road
Comny
Trade shifts in Havana cigars show Tampa lead widening
The Tampa cigar trade outpaced Havana significantly for the week and year. Tampa shipped 2,855,000 cigars to the U S mainland versus Havana’s 1,155,000, a 1,700,000 advantage for Tampa. Year to date Tampa totals 11,457 cases against Havana’s 1,514, indicating Tampa’s dominance and growth in manufacturing.
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Tampa
Fla
United States
Havana
States
Riotous Bluecoats Wreck a Saloon Near Presidio
A mob of about six hundred soldiers from the Forty-fifth and Forty-sixth regiments attacked Mia Powers' saloon just outside the Presidio. Windows shattered, the bar wrecked, fire started, and Harris beaten as cavalry and a fire hose restored order. Estimated damage is $2,000. An investigation follows.
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San Francisco
Mia Powers
Presidio Reservation
Forty-sixth Volunteer Regiment
Presidio
Morgan
Mra Powers
Mombera
Forty-sixth
Harris
Forty-fifth
Fiarris
Mili Mailer Ree Nee Ens
Speculation Rife on Northern Pacific Directorate
Speculation runs high on the identity of new men to join the Northern Pacific directorate under the peace treaty. Wall Street names have circulated but a Harriman syndicate member says no decision has been made. Several neutral, uninvolved figures may be chosen, with the appointment plan crucial to the Harriman interests.
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Directorate of the
Northern Pacific
New Youk
Jones
Wall Street
Harriman Syndicate
Presa A
States Boost Pan American Exposition Exhibits and Buildings
States across the union show deep interest in the Pan American Exposition funding substantial exhibitions. New York allocates 200000 for a permanent state building, Illinois 75000 for a building and exhibit, Michigan 40000, Ohio 20000, Missouri 50000, Washington 25000, Wisconsin 325000, and New England states join to fund a regional display. Other states list varied sums for state houses and showcases along with independent exhibitors highlighting industrial and natural resources.
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States of the Union
Court of Bute
New York
Empire State
Illinois
Michigan
Ohio
Missouri
Washington
Winconsin
New England
Massachusetts
Conheedent
Mallee
Vermont
New Trampshire
Orgla
Idaho
Tennsylvania
Minnesota
New Jersey
North Dakota
Oregon
Maryland
Delaware
Montana
Mississippi
Touisiana
Texas
Settlers Lose Homes in Supreme Court Ruling
Justice Lewis of the Minnesota Supreme Court has ruled against Stearns County settlers who entered lands after withdrawal, upholding Russell Sage as assignee in trust for the Hast jogs and Dasotemilad Company. The decision affects the validity of the entire grant though only a few hundred acres are directly involved.
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Hasle Reel Company
Sr. Patt
Jane L.justice Lewis
Supreme Court
Stearns County
Russell Sage
Hast Jogs and
Dasotemilad Company
Lewis
Sage
New Italian Princess Yolanda Marguerita Born
Queen Helena reports the birth of a daughter at 9 am in Roun. Both mother and infant are dying well. The infant will be named Yolanda Marguerita. Salutes are being fired as nurses receive increased pensions and bonuses totaling several thousand dollars for milestones in the princess's early life.
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Yolanda Marguerita
Roun
Helena
Fred
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