Hoar Attacks Imperialism and Praises Aguinaldo in Senate
Senator Hoar’s three hour speech argued against imperialism and defended Filipino resistance. He likened Aguinaldo to liberty builders and urged the United States to face the Philippines with constitutional restraint. The debate touched on sovereignty, independence for the Philippines, and policy toward Cuba and Latin America.
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Washington
Sinar
Massachusetts
Senate
Aguinaldo
Hour
Kossuth
Dom Paul
Joubert
Nathaniel Hale
Church of Liberty
Aguinalde
Fulionos
Aaron Burr
Mississippi
William McKinley
Fathers of
The
Republic
Republican Party
Lberty
Philippine Islands
Mr. Bryan
Hoar
Mabini
Philippines
Europe
United States
Mexico
Hay
South American
Tillman
South Carolina
Secretary of the Treasury
Piles Cured Without the Knife Guarantee
Piles cured without the knife with PAZO OINTMENT. Authorized refunds if not cured. Cures in six days for ordinary cases, fourteen for worst. One application brings ease and instant relief. Sold with a five guarantee. 50 cents, order by mail if not in stock. Manufactured by Paris Medicine Co., St. Louis, Missouri.
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Paris Medicine Co
St. Louis
Alabama Will Be For Bryan State Convention Hint
Montgomery April 17. Morgan's managers indicate the state convention will support Bryan and the Chicago platform. They state the national delegation would be instructed for Bryan, with little national politics affecting the governor race and the convention unlikely to be disturbed on this issue.
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Morgan
Montgomery
Ala
Bryan
Chicago
Morgean
Harrison Sorry He Spoke Ill Advised Invitation
United States minister Bellamy Storer apologized to Premier Silvera for Chicago mayor Carter TH Harrison sending an invitation to the Spanish minister the duke of Arcos to attend the Dewey day celebration in Washington. Storer said the lapse resulted from an municipal clerk error and would not be repeated.
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Duke of Arcos
Madrid
United States
Bellamy Storer
Silvera
Chicago
Carter
TH. Harrison
Washington
Storer
Court Asked to Intervene in Blackwell Tobacco Case
In Washington a permanent receiver for Blackwell Tobacco was sought before United States Circuit Judge Simonton. The American Tobacco Company, holding the majority, alleges stockholder W A Guthrie seeks to repeal the charter via North Carolina legislature and install an unfriendly receiver. Judge Simonton took the motion under advisement as the court considers winding up and sale of the company’s affairs.
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Blackwell Durham Tobacco Company
Charleston
D. C
United States
Simonton
Blackwell Tobacco Company
American Tobacco Company
W. A. Guthrie
North Carolinaegislature
Blackwell Company
Relations Strained as Turkish Minister May Be Expelled
Washington reports a crisis in U S Turkish relations over unkept promises. The Sultan pledged to indemnify eight buildings of Euphrates College at Harpoot and other missionary properties at Marash from the Armenian massacres of 1895, totaling about a large amount, possibly prompting Secretary Hay to issue a passport to the Turkish minister.
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America
Washington
United States
Turkey
Euphrates Colllege
Harpoot
Marash
Hay
Berry beds ruined by unprecedented rains in Crystal Springs
Central Mississippi reports strawberry and cranberry beds in Crystal Springs damaged by heavy rains. Unclear specifics reference April events and widespread destruction, with early estimates of extensive loss across the region.
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Crystal Springs
Migs
Mississippis
All Lines Tied Up By Floods S disrupt rail travel statewide
Floods cripple rail service with washouts and track slides from north to south. Telegraph lines down between Jackson Meridian and Vicksburg. Efforts by a large labor force aim to restore service. Minolta Central lines at Camel Back worst. Alabama and Yazoo branches plan to resume schedules tomorrow.
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Chickion
Illinois Central
Jackson
Meridian
Vicksburg
Minoly Central
Camel Back
Itta
New Orleans
Alabama and Vicksburg
Yazoo
Minolta Central
Roberts Report Causes Alarm in British Command
London April 18. The government released Lord Roberts dispatch condemning Sir Medvern Buller and Sir Charles Warren, written February 13, five weeks unseen. Editorials call it disquieting, suggesting changes in South African commands may follow, while public mood shifts as troops move toward Pretoria and preparations for further troop deployment emerge.
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London
Lord Roberts
Medvern Buller
Charles Warren
War Office
Warren
London Press
Daily News
Gatacre
Daily ‘Telegraph
Daily Chronicle
the Times
Pretoria
Lord Hobertas
Wepener
Basuto
Dewet
Chermside
Free State
Boerg
Bloemfontein
Euler
Natal
Great Havoc Near Canton Mississippi
Unprecedented rains lift rivers and creeks in northern Mississippi to record highs. Illino is Central tracks damaged with trains tied up near Canton. About twenty Black families abandon homes for higher ground. Cotton losses run incalculable with thousands of acres flooded and seed scarce. No trains running since yesterday. hoped to resume tomorrow.
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Canton
Mias
Mississippi
Jce
Illnois Central
Eight Hundred Feet of Railroad Track Was Washed Away
Heavy rain and rising streams flood Huntsville Alabama causing eight hundred feet of Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis track to wash out west of the city. Three feet of water blocks West Clinton street halving traffic to Merrimack and halting streetcars. The new park at the Southern depot is ruined and many families flee rising floodwaters in northern and eastern Huntsville.
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Huntsville
Ala
Nashville, Chattanooga
St. Louis
West
Clinton Street
Huntsvile
Merrimack
Southern Railway
Dr Hunter P Cooper Elected President Of Georgia Surgeons
Yesterday morning Dr Hunter P Cooper of Atlanta was elected president of the Central of Georgia Railway Surgeons Association. The election followed a meeting with many road surgeons present. Officers chosen for the ensuing year were Dr Hunter P Cooper Atlanta president Dr H B McMasters Waynesboro vice president and Dr W D Travis secretary and treasurer. A vote of thanks was given to retiring president Dr W H Eliot Savannah and retiring secretary Dr H J Williams Macon for five years of service.
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Central of Georgia Railway
Hunter P. Cooper
Atlanta
Central of Georgia Railway Surgeons’ Association
H. B. McMasters
Waynesboro
Kidney Remedy Swamp Root Promises Relief and Sample
A pseudo medical ad asserts that testing a glass of water reveals kidney health and touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a cure for rheumatism back pain kidneys liver and urinary issues It claims it can stop frequent urination and nighttime trips and offers free sample bottles and a book by mail from Kilmer Co Buffalo NY mentioning The Atlanta Daily Constitution readers.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, NY
Atlanta Daily Constitution
Renich Is Laid To Rest In Washington
Funeral services for Edward I. Renick, formerly of Atlanta, were held in Washington today after his death in Paris. The ceremony drew many friends and distinguished attendees, reflecting his long residence in the capital.
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Washington
Edward I. Renick
Atlanta
Paris
Renick
Nomination Still Uncertain in Alabama Gubernatorial Race
Samford leads a tentative ticket as returns from most counties arrive. No nominee yet for governor as 61 votes remain unsettled from several counties. Some counties show state officer candidates and potential trading, while Samford sits near 20 votes with limited county support. conventions may settle the matter or require a state convention.
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Samford
Montgomery
Ala
Brount
Chilton
Choctaw
Fayette
Franklin
Lauderdale
Lowndes
Pickens
St. Clair
Washington
Dallas
Escambia
Tuscalooga
Lawrence
Marion
Marengo
Malaria in the Philippines and a vice presidential note
Captain Bailey Thomas returns from the Philippines with harsh remarks on malaria and climate. He praises American soldiers for endurance, notes poor supply lines, and calls Luzon largely pacified but warns of danger outside Manila. He derides the Tagalos as inferior to southern American blacks and elevates Chinese traders in the islands. A brief political aside discusses a Rose of Milwaukee as a potential Democratic vice presidential candidate amid Wisconsin strategy against the Republican dominance.
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Jos. Ohl
Washington
Bailey Thomas
Philippines
Pacific
Thomas
Philippine
Manila
Luzon
Cuba
Philippine Islands
Dadways A Pills Cure Liver Ills Claim
Letter-willed testimonial from Ben Zaugg of Hot Springs Arkansas praising Dadway’s A Pills for liver illness. He describes jaundiced skin and eyes, drowsiness, digestive woes, loss of appetite, and relief after using two boxes, urging the book of advice. He cites prior treatments by doctors and Hot Springs spa baths without success.
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Dr. Radway
Sirs
United States
Hot Springs
Ark
Ben Zaugg
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted For Scrofula And Fluids
Mrs Dan Maxtrexp of North Londonderry New Hampshire reports large neck swellings in her boy diminishing after Hood's Sarsaparilla treatment. She credits recovery in herself and boy to Hood's, calling it spring medicine with unique curative power and urging readers to choose Hood's Sarsaparilla.
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Hood
Dan Maxtrexp
North Londonderry
New Hampshire
Democratic rise in German Milwaukee aid sought for ticket
The piece discusses Democrats courting German voters in Milwaukee led by Mayor Rose, a strong, popular, pro German editor and a Belarusian styled figure. It notes Rose’s credibility with German readers and predicts his influence across Wisconsin Minnesota Michigan and Illinois in a Democratic victory. It also covers Michigan politics with Senator Burrows, Governor Pingree, and McMillan issues, and mentions Bartlett backing Ellis in Georgia Senate race. It ends with speculation on Sir Thomas Brassey as UK ambassador nominee to the United States and Brassey’s naval and diplomatic prestige.
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McKinley
Rose
Milwaukee
Northwest
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Michigan
Lllinois
Burrows
Julius Caesar Burrows
Senate
McMillan
Pingree
Alger
Bartlett
Ellis
Twenty-Second
Roland Ellis
Mr. Ellis
Steed
Georgia
Bibb County
Bibb
Uou
Bryan
London
Lord Pauncefote
United States
Thomas Brassey
Victoria
Baron Brassey
Statistical Society
Admiralty
Royal Commission of
Commission For
Opium Commission
Institution of Naval Architects
Bunbeam
Strong Endorsement for Wheeler & Wilson No 8 Sewing Machine
A Florida hospital letter from Chattahoochee praises Wheeler & Wilson machines. It notes the No 9 model outlasting rivals, performing outstanding work for ten years, and producing thousands of garments with long service life. The hospital recommends the machines for any service they can be put to.
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Wheeler & Wilson
Wheeler & Wise Manufacturing Co
Florida Hospital
Chattahoochee
Fla
Wheeler& Wilson Mig. Co
Atlanta
Train Tickets For Macon Trip On April 18 19
Tickets on sale April 18 and 19 with a daily service of four trains each way. Travel from 9 OM Miller Darietts Street to Macon and return, fare $2.64 via Southern Way. Information at Kimb House TM corner Travelers Protective Association.
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Macon
Southern Way
Travelers’ Protective Association
Kimb House
Day That Bec Sun Mr Lawis I Was F Lute In Vis Eours
Fragmented OCR text presents a partial note about a person named Bec and Mr Lawis with unclear actions. No clear event, date, or organization is legible to form a coherent news item or identify participants beyond the garbled names.
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Bec Sun
Lawis
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