Kron Pringe Wilhelm to Fire Twenty One Guns in Welcome at New York Bay
Rear Admiral Evans orders the Kron Pring Wilhelm to arrive with Prince Henry and fire a twenty one gun salute at sunrise and midday, lowering the German flag at the last shot. The squadron will dock and pay respects before lights illuminate the ships for a public display from 7 to 9 p.m. in New York Harbor.
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New York Bay
New York
Evans
Prince Ilenry
Meridian
Kron Pring Wilheim
Prince
Stefé
Uestuarantine
Iniral Evans
Tacr
Big
Fishenzollern
Prince Henry
Adit
Princes Henry
Chattanooga
Tenn
Prince Fleury
Newel Sanders
Missionary Ridge
Boynton
Nashville
Publishers Meet at Waldorf Astoria Mark 16th Annual Session
The American Newspaper Publishers Association held the first day of its sixteenth annual meeting at the Waldorf Astoria New York with about 160 publishers from coast to coast. President S H Kauffmann chaired as delegates debated advertising topics and adopted a resolution endorsing the Postmaster General’s plan to limit second class mail to legitimately entitled publications. The five year extension with the International Typographical Union and the International Printing Pressmen’s Union was reviewed, with James M Lynch urging its continuance. The matter was left for later settlement. tomorrow’s program includes committee repartee and work reports.
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Waldorf-Astoria
New York
American Newspaper Publshers' Association
S. H. Kauffmann
Board of
Directa
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
United States
International Typographical Union
Interaational Printing Pressmen’s Union
Committee On Arbitration
James M. Lynch
The
Typographical Union
Hnally
Tomormac
G A R Men Move to Seek Civil War Veteran Benefits
G A R officials Joseph W Kay Leo Bassieur and George I Patrick met in Washington to press Congress for legislation extending the act granting appointment preferences to Civil War veterans who served to its end. Several bills with the aim are before Congress and endorsed if aligned with the committee’s views, including measures by Senator Forer and Representative Grosvenor.
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Congress
Washington
Joseph W. Kay
Brookly
Leo Bassieur
St.outs
George i. Patrick
Washington, D. C
Grand Army of the Republic
Forer
Grosvenor
Light of Liberty Going Out Beacon to Flame No More
By direction of the president the control of the statue of liberty on Bedlee Island New York is transferred from the lighthouse board to the war department. The trust will take effect March 1 with the beacon light discontinued and instructions sent to General Brooke to designate an officer to whom the treasury may turn the statue and adjacent land.
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Light OF Liberty
Bedlee’s Island
Washington
Bedlee Island
New York
Lighthouse Board
Treasury Department
War Department
Secretary of War
Brooke
Department of the Erst
Treacury Department
Boy Entombed Alive by Tribe in Alaska Grim Rescue
A 15 year old Klackwan boy, converted to Christianity by Methodist missionary Milo Selion, was buried alive by elders in Alaska after superstition blamed him for recent deaths. He was found alive by the missionary, later died from fright.
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Milo A. Selion
Klackwan
Bkun Doo
San Quentian
Ish
Fire Destroys Adventist Sanitarium in Battle Creek
Early today in Battle Creek Michigan a large Adventist sanitarium and hospital complex burned to the ground. Loss estimated around 500000 with only 160000 insured. Evangelist Ira Sankey and his wife reportedly escaped from the blaze.
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Great Adventist Sanitarium
Battle Creek
Ira Sankey
Bire
Mich
Body of Noah Long Found Near Kaw River Bridge
Kansas City Kansas Feb 18 The body of Noah Long the old man robbed January 20 and allegedly thrown from the old Southern bridge into the Kaw river was found not twenty feet from the spot Rhoda Taylor identified Autopsy says drowning with one wound The confession names Henry Donohue Jr James Goff as throwers and Moran Marjorie Donohue Dan Taylor are held on suspicion of complicity
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Kansas City
Noah Long
Tor Rhoda Taylor
Old Southern Bridge
Kaw River
Argentine
Armourdalm
Long
Rhoda Taylor
Henry Donohue, Jr
James Goff
Lor
David Moran
Marjorie Donohue
Dan Taylor
Noted Boer Scout Colonel Turner Dies in London
Francis J. Turner a famed Boer scout dies at the Charing Cross hotel in London. A civil mining and mechanical engineer with large South African interests he led daring raids and helped halt British advances during the South African War before seeking health in Holland.
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Francis Turner
London
Philadelphia
Georgi May Powell
Chacing Cross Hotel
Francis J. Turner
Turner
South Africa
Joan O. Naight
Chicago Record
Bloemfontein
Colonzo
Holland
South
Kilmer Swamp Root promoted as kidney cure
An Atlanta Constitution advertisement touts Dr Kilmer Swamps Root as a kidney remedy. It links kidney health to overall well being, claims to ease back and joint pain, digestion and liver trouble, and offers a free sample bottle and book by mail to readers. It cites testimonials and markets bottles of two sizes at fifty cents and one dollar.
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Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
Atlanta Daily
Binghamton, N. Y
Atlanta Daily Constitution
Swamp Knot Heals Captain Barksdale After Trials
Two bottles cured Captain Barksdale after years of back and side pain left him unable to walk erect. He tried several remedies with no relief before writing to Dr Kilmer and Co for a trial bottle of Swamp Knot. Improvement began quickly and two bi cent bottles completed the cure.
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Captain Barksdale
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Letter to the Editor Endorses Dr Kilmey Swamp Root
A reader from Georgia writes praising Dr Kilmey's Swamp Root for kidney trouble. The signer says it greatly benefited them and urges others with suffering kidneys to try the remedy before anything else, ending with respect.
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The
Constitution
Words of Praise for Dr Kilmer Swamp Root
Testimony from Mrs P B Marst of Dallas praises Kilmer Swamp Root for kidney trouble. She states forty years of suffering improved after one bottle and urges others with kidney issues to try it. The letter claims strong back relief and overall health boost.
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Dr. Kilmer
P. B. Marst
Dallas
Swamp Root Helped Man Overcome Urinary Troubles
John W. Ward of Eufaula Alabama writes of severe urinary trouble that resisted doctors’ care. After trying Swamp-Root on a paroxysm of pain he rapidly found relief, taking about six bottles over a month and credits the remedy with saving his life and health.
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Eufaula
Ale
Constitution
Atlantata
Pringle Brothers
Charleston
D. A. McPherson
Cuthbert
John W. Ward
Swamp-Root Kidney Remedy Praised by User
A Valdosta reader in early 1902 reports severe kidney trouble and relief after using Dr. Kisneria Swamp-Root. He credits two bottles with marked improvement and endorses the medicine as the best kidney remedy he has known.
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Valdosta
Atlanta
Swamp-Root Cures Kidney Trouble Claims
A reader from Atlanta writes that after six months of kidney pain and trying at least ten remedies, Swamp-Root cured her. She declares she is completely symptom free and praises the tonic in a letter to Editors at The Constitution.
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Constitution
Atlanta
Corpse surfacing after Atlantic storm wrecks listed
A beach find east of Lone Bill station is the latest in a string of wrecked barges from a two week storm. The Belle of Greton and Belle of Oregon are named, with parts of Antelope and Mystic Belle also noted. Snowfall and transit disruptions are reported, and James R. Keene donated funds for relief to affected charities.
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Long Island
Belle of
Oregon
Newport News
Providence
Richmond
Bellport
James R. Keene
Keene Z
United Hebrew Charity Societies
Weene
Charity Organization Society
Swamp Foot for Sale at All Drug Stores
A brief notice states Swamp Foot is for sale at all Drug Stores, indicating a product available through multiple retail locations. No further details on pricing or supplier are provided in the readable text.
Democrats Taste Keystone Elections Amid Local Races
Philadelphia voters backed Republican city and state leaders for major offices and the $5,000,000 loan while Pittsburg polling indicated a dominant citizen ticket defeating the GOP administration. Scranton and Reading chose Democratic mayors, Harrisburg backed McCormick, and Lancaster saw anti-Quay Republicans ally with Democrats against Cummings. In Pittsburg, John B. Larkin appeared to win comptroller by about 5,000 with a 15,000 plurality claimed by the citizens' slate.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Citizens’ Party
Scranton
P. WW Costello
Reading
Edward Yeager
Harrisburg
Vance c. McCormick
McCormick
Yale
Lancaster
Ches
Ter Cummings
Quay
Cummings
Citizens
J. C. Brown
John B. Larkin
Radical French ministers clash in bloodless duel
Paris February 13 M Cavaignac a radical republican and former war minister met M Renoult ex premier in a morning duel over an insulting letter from Renoult Resu ie were exchanged but no serious injuries reported, witnesses say.
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M. Cavaignac
M. Renoult
Paris
Flouquent
Council of Ministers
M. Renault
Resuie
Blacks of Boston South Is Given Scoring
In Boston Mass February 1 a mass meeting adopted a resolution condemning open violations of the fourteenth amendment by Alabama Louisiana Mississippi and North and South Carolina. It endorses education or property qualifications if enforced for all. The vote aims to prevent Negroes from voting while allowing whites to vote, creating an ignorant white oligarchy. The delegation was instructed to urge Massachusetts and Indiana congressmen Moody Crumpacker to support the bills.
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Boston
Mass
Alabama
Louisiana
Mississippi
North
South Carolina
Claus
Massachusetts
Congress
Moody
Crumpacker
Indiana
Hogan challenges Cupid Kalantanole to duel in Honolulu
Ernest Hogan, the colored comedian and songwriter, enters a heated dispute with a local men's company in Honolulu. He claims insult by Prince Cupid Kalantanole and issues a formal challenge to meet with any weapon chosen. A confrontation followed in Cupid’s office, prompting Hogan to have a friend extend the challenge.
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Honolulu
San Francisco
Ernest Hogan
Hogan
Prince Cupid
Kalantanole
Cupid
Himo 4
Bolan Leaves Ecuador Amid Complaint Over Treatment
Michael Bolan of Springfield Ohio, an American contractor who argued with Ecuador's government, departed Guayaquil on February 13. He offered no statement about being compelled to leave, noting his earlier arrest and prolonged legal process had delayed his planned journey.
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Guayaquil
Ecuador
Michael Bolan
Springfield
Ohio
Bolen
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