Gaines Fears Money Germs In Dirty Currency
Washington January 28 The house banking and currency committee heard Representative Gaines of Tennessee argue that American money is unclean after circulating abroad to China Japan the Philippines Cuba Porto Rico and other places He claimed redeeming costs should be borne by the government and cited a Cuban bill returned to the treasury with 232 microbe varieties He described germs thriving on money and warned of contamination risks from everyday actions such as handling money and touching the face or eyes.
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Washington
House Committee On Banking and Currency
Gaines
Tennessee
China
Japan
Philippines
Cuba
Porto Rico
Gainey
Treasury
Redempion
Philadelphia
Geineg
Mercury Takes Quick Tumble In Atlanta Cold Snap
Weather analysis describes a sharp drop in Atlanta temperatures as a cold front passes. Forecasters predicted a Pale tonight and Wednesday with temperatures near or below ten degrees in places, sending the mercury toward zero with strong northwest winds.
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Jack Frost
Atlanta
Avanta
Brown & Allen’s
Lght
Texas
Lake Region
Arkansas
Pyramid Pile Cure Praised In Home Remedy Letter
A letter from H. K. Hicks of Calhoun Ga endorses the Pyramid Pile Cure for piles claiming relief after using 50 and 60 cent boxes. The ad asserts modern research supports its claims and that Pyramid Drug Co offers a free booklet on piles.
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Atlanta Journal of
H. K Hicks
Cailhoun
Pyramid Drug. Co
Marshall, Migh
Httle
United Mine Workers Conclude Fifteenth Convention
In Indianapolis on January 24 the United Mine Workers finished the fifteenth annual convention and adjourned to Thursday for the joint wage conference. The union set demands for central competitive field terms including run of mine mining, higher uniform wages for outside labor, and a seven cent differential in Indiana, Ohio, and western Pennsylvania. President Mitchell resisted a salary increase, ruling out the $6,000 proposal. Indianapolis will host the 1905 convention, with Mitch ell, Lewis, and Wilson re elected in a unanimous vote.
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Indianapolis
United Mine Workers
Indiana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
John Mitchell
Mitchell
Lewis
Wilson
Piles Relief Ad Promises Quick Refund
An advertisement claims a topical ointment can cure itching and bleeding piles within six to fourteen days with a money back guarantee. It mentions blindness and protruding piles and urges men to try the product.
D. T. Cain Dies in Augusta After Paralysis Strokes
D T Cain longtime Gwinnett County clerk dies in Augusta from two strokes of paralysis. His body arrives in Atlanta en route to Lawrenceville for interment this morning. He served twenty two years as clerk of the Gwinnett Superior Court and was traveling for the Georgia Cotton Oil Company based in Augusta at the time of death.
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Superior Court
Gwinnett County
D T. Cain
Augusta
Atlanta
Lawrenceville
Cain
Georgia Cotton Oil Company
Miles and Miles of Solid Ice in Bloomsburg Area
Flood conditions worsened in Bloomsburg and nearby areas as a fierce snowstorm and high winds struck. Ice dams blocked the river bed from Boyds Station to Colby, forcing water to escape through a new channel east of the gorge. deep snowblankets Indiana and extreme cold spread from Texas to Arkansas with subfreezing readings and water shortages reported for cattle ranges.
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Wilkesbarre
Bloomsburg
Rupert
Boyds
Pennsylvania
Catawlesa
Colby
Indiana
Washington
Ind
Baltimore and Ohio
Gattle
Austin
Tex
Texas
Arkansas
Rogers
Ark
St Ig
NO CLEW TO HER MURDERER. Bedford Death of Miss Schaeffer
Bedford Ind January 26 Police found no new information in the death of Miss Sarah Schaeffer. An man once seen near L and Fourteenth Street was questioned and released. Coroner Plummer expects a verdict soon. Autopsy by Dr Emburg and Dr Freeland notes a sandy hair and concludes the weapon was blunt.
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Sarah Schaeffer
Bedford
Ind
L and
Fourteenth Street
Plummer
Emberg
Freeland
Bcheeffer
Costly Baltimore Fire Damages New York Clothing House
A January 26 Baltimore blaze of unknown origin caused about 100000 in damage to the New York Clothing House a seven story warehouse on Baltimore street opposite the Carrollton Hotel. Firemen including district chief Emerick were injured by glass and icy pavement while streams of water fought the flames. loss fully insured.
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Baltimore
New York
Baltimore Street
Carrollton Hotel
Emerick
Thousands of Women Need Swamp-Root Kidney Cure
A vintage medical ad claims thousands of women suffer kidney trouble unseen. It promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a remedy that strengthens kidneys, eases back pain and fatigue, and corrects misdiagnosed womb or female weakness by supporting overall health.
Swamp Root Offer Promises Health To Women Readers
An editorial notice promotes Swamp Root as a remedy for various ailments, claiming it can help patients who tried other doctors or spent much money. It offers a free sample bottle and a health book from Dr Kilmer & Co, with testimonials, and notes paper guarantee and available 50 cent and one dollar bottle sizes at drug stores.
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Swamp- Root
Swamp-Root
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
Atlanta Daily Constitution
Death of Georgia Ol Company official Cain at 58
Vice President W J Montgomery and Atlanta mill staff handled the corpse and arranged the funeral. Mr Cain, 58, born in Gwinnett county, leaves nine children including T R Cain cashier at the Atlanta mill and A P Cain manager of the Demopolis mill. A longtime Independent Order of Odd Fellows member, he was widely loved and respected.
Blizzard Causes Fatal Train Collision Near St Louis
Officials blame a terrific blizzard for a collision last night at Dardeene Creek 38 miles north of St Louis between a local passenger train and the Denver Express. Four killed ten injured as engineers could not see signals due to the driving snow. Engineer Nonns went down on the wreck and his body has not been recovered.
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St. Louis
Burlington Road
Dardeene Creek
Here
Nonns
Cabinet Shakeup Denied by British Officials
London reports from Lord Londonderry and Gerald Balfour deny The Daily News claim that cabinet registrations are imminent. Foreign Secretary Lansdowne also rejected rumors of an imminent resignation, stating there is no truth to the report.
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London
Lord Londonderry
Board of Education
Gerald Balfour
Board of Trade
Landsdowne
Slag Collapse Buries Thirty Men in Upper Silesia
Berlin January 26 report says a slag pile being removed from a railroad project at Dombrau in Upper Silesia collapsed today. Thirty workers were trapped and nine were killed in the incident.
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Berlin
Dombrau
Upper Silesia
Delaware War Still to Rage
Washington reports that Senator Alec of Delaware met with the president to discuss state politics. He plans February meetings to call a state committee for a state convention to select delegates to the Republican national convention in Chicago. It appears two Delaware conventions may be held by regular and anti-Addicks factions, with two separate delegate slates. The national committee will decide seating. Four regulars are on record, and Addicks seeks re election to the committee.
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Washington
Alec
Delaware
State Committee
Chicago
Addicks
No Legal Claim on Man's Love
Washington January 26 The answer of Countess Esterhazy in a suit for 100000 damages, filed by Louis M de Tang, denies that a legal marriage ever existed between Louis McDowell and Martin de Lang. It asserts Mrs de Lang never legally married and therefore has no claim to damages for alienation of affections.
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Washington
Esterhazy
Louis M de Tang
Louis McDowell
Martin de Lang
District Leads in Incorporations under D C Code
Washington January 26 report shows D C recorder reveals 622 certificates of incorporation issued in two years with total capital of 1 581 901 300 and district fees of 1 091 or about 4 per each. Notably one company held 300 million in capital, paying 128 in fees. Maryland senate ballot: Isidor Raynor 35, Walter Smith 31, Bernard Carter 10, E. E Jacksons, Joshua Mites 4. Republicans: Laula E. McComas 36, J H VanViver Sixty-two votes needed for election.
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Washington
House Committee On
District of Columbia
Recorder of Deede
Congress
New Jersey
Maryland
Annapolis
Mayland
Isidor Raynor
J2on
Walter Smith
Bernard Carter
E. E Jacksons
Joshua Mites
Laula E. McComas
J. H. VanViver
Son Arrested by His Father in Theft Case
Paris January 26 a magistrate in the Passy quarter arrested his own son aged 20 on a theft charge. $80,000 was stolen from the Christian Brothers' College at Passy, traced to the son who fled to Brussels with a young woman. The father followed, found him, and had him return to France for arrest. Only a small portion of the money was missing.
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Paris
Mncot
Passy
Christan Brothers’ College
Pansy
M S Bacot
Brussels
Avan
Famous Library in Ashes in Turin Fire Destroys Volumes
Turin Italy January 28 The university library one of Italy s most famous was partially destroyed by fire Over 180 000 volumes and many rare manuscripts burned Despite urgent orders from King Victor Emmanuel to extinguish the flames the fires spread across five halls and the library was entirely destroyed An estimated loss runs into millions with the cause attributed to faulty electric wiring
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Turin
Italy
Univerity
University
Victor Emmanuel
Beivery
Halle Gs
Dr Shoop Rheumatic Cure Offers Free Trial If It Fails
An advertisement pledges a month trial of Dr Shoop s Rheumatic Cure promising to remove the pain causing toxin from the blood. It asserts success for many but not all cases within 30 days and charges 5 60 if the trial cures or fails. The ad directs readers to request a book and arrange delivery through a local druggist.
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Dr. Shoop
Bhoop
Mila
Admiral Dewey Breaks Auction Record at Fasig-Tipton Sale
At Madison Square Garden the Fasig-Tipton auction saw Admiral Dewey, claimed for 5800, attract three bidders led by Orlando Jones of Hartford. Other notable lots included Baroness Powell, Senator Bailey’s Wilque and Sid Douglas trotter entries, with bids ranging up to 1700 by H. S. Brenchley, New York.
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New York
Fasig-Tipton
Madison Square Garden
Admiral Dewey
Mayor J. M Johnson
Calais
Warren A Beacon, Jr
Paris
Orlando Jones
Hartford
Conn
Bingen
Nancy Hanks
Baroness Powell
Trotter
Baron Wilkes-Lady Powell
Hopa Bo
Senator Bailey
Texas
Wilque
Fuecy- Lady Wilkes
Wilkes Spirit, Jr
W. H. H. Adhuff
Philadelphia
Sid Douglas
Bre
Louisiana Rice Crop Irrigation Rise in Louisiana in 1899
Washington January 20 The census bureau issued a preliminary statement on Louisiana irrigation for 1899 showing a sharp rise in rice irrigation. The crop year emphasizes rice cultivation, with Louisiana leading the nation in production amid widespread irrigation use.
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Louisiana
Washington
Census Bureau
Eight Men Falle Counterfeiters Busted in Kentucky
United States Secret Service officers arrested eight men in Calloway county Kentucky on counterfeiting charges. A photographed twenty dollar bill circulated widely in the county links the group to the crime. The pirates and Plant have not been identified.
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Paducah
United States Secret Service
Calloway County
Mayfeld National Bank
Six Year Old Club Woman Critiques Grownups in Chicago
Six year old Marjorie Gillespie, hailed by the Kilo Association as Chicago's smartest child, delivers a playful manifesto on children's rights. She urges parents to stop dictating dress and play, to trust kids with clothing choices, and objects like rubber dolls.
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Chicago
Mobhera
Ambryo
Minniature
Marjorie
Father dies with daughter in Delaware fire rescue tragedy
In Stanton, Delaware, January 26, Stans bury Jacobs and his 12 year old daughter Lena perished in a house fire that also consumed three other homes. Jacobs died trying to rescue Lena after awakening his wife and children. The family escaped to water but Lena remained inside as Jacobs reentered the flames.
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Wilmington
Del
Stansbury Jacobs
Lena
Jacobs
Stanton
Texas Bank Robbery Halts Funds After Vault Breakin
Assistant cashier at Citizens' National Bank in Arlington reports a vault theft of 7835 dollars after closing Friday night. W O Evans, the assistant cashier, disappeared following the break in and a warrant for his arrest was sworn in by Constable Fe master as investigators work the scene and secure the institution.
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Institution Mining
Arlington
Tex
Citizens’ Nationa Bank
Evans
Exans
Femaster
Proverbial Wisdom on Suppers in Old Prose
Old rules about supper and sleep are explored with proverbs from Italian Portuguese Spanish English and Latin sources. Digestive comfort varies by cuisine and habit while a newspaper guide notes a humorous columnist admired for witty clipped jokes and headlines.
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City
Nie
Essen
Stehen
Free treatment promises cure for sexual weakness
A Detroit physician Dr. H C Raynor claims a quick, appliance-free cure for sexual weakness using a new method. The ad invites men to write for treatment, promising dramatic results regardless of age or cause, with confidential contact and immediate engagement.
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Spec Clast
H C Raynor
Detroit
Michigan
H. C. Raynor
Tauck
Eit Peper
Mn Armasas
Whitney Funeral Notice for Emma P Whitney
Friends of Mrs. Emma P Whitney and relatives are invited to attend her funeral at 1 p.m. January 27 from the residence 48 Woodward events. The notice also mentions Mr A Chauncey Whitney Mr J Leech and Miss Olive B Leech as associated names in the services.
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Key West
Havana
Cortez
Cortez Cigar Company
Mercury
D. T. Cain
Bloomsburg, Pa
Splendio Health
Abo
AL Walker
Amin
Tia
C_ © Littlefeld
Lynn
Kilmer
H NR Wheeler
Prospect St
Mass
Kimer
E Austin
Nassau St
Brooklyn
W. J. Montgomery
H. M. Patterson
D. L Cain
Countess Esterhazy
Louise M de Lang
Tersey
Columbia
Brutus
Ashes
Dewey
Texas Bank
the Funny Man
Renee Tan
Sieek
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