Monroe doctrine danger to fight or abandon, Root speech
Washington dispatch analyzes Secretary of War Root's Grant banquet remarks urging readiness to defend the Monroe doctrine amid European interest in the Philippines and Latin America. The piece links naval buildup to doctrine defense and notes German activity and South American tensions as context.
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Great Britain
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Atlantic
Piles Cured Without the Knife by PAZO OINTMENT
Doctors promise refund if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure any pile case no matter how long standing. Cures ordinary cases in six days worst cases in fourteen days. One application eases itching instantly. Guaranteed no cure no pay. Price 60 cents. Manufactured by Paris Medicine Co St Louis MO.
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A Million Dollar Policy Grows in New York
New York on April 3 Mr Frank H Peavey of Minneapolis Minn has obtained insurance in the Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York to the amount of 310,000,000 with an annual premium of 48300. This is the largest annual premium on one policy ever received by any life insurer globally. Last year a Vanderbilts family member was insured for 31,000,000 with a premium near 35000 annually. The Mutual Life confines business to healthy lives and does not accept impaired or vicious risks.
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Frank H. Peavey
Minneapolis Minn
Mutual Life Insurance Company of
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Fetter No Cure No Pay Pazo Ointment Ad
Plague at Port Said reports two fatal bubonic cases with one death yesterday. The item notes April 3 and details a port city outbreak amid official reports.
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Taree
Feudists Make Peace in Clay County Killing Case
The White and Howard feud in Clay County ends by agreement and prosecutors drop charges against the Bakers. James Howard faces a murder indictment in the George Baker case and the case against him may be dismissed. The feud has claimed many lives including the Goebel murder in Frankfort.
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Bakers
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Wiliam Goebel
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Convention in Massachusetts Refuses to Endorse Hoar
Framingham April 3 The fourth district convention showed no favor toward Senator Hoar on a resolution expressing confidence in his attitude. The debate drew protests and a substitute motion supporting the administration passed by what the chairman called a unanimous vote.
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Otis Reports Casualties From Luzon April List
General Otis releases a Latent casualty list dated April 30 detailing KiMed on Luzon Island. The report names casualties and confirms ongoing operations in the theater.
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Washington
Aaa
KiMed
Luzon Island
Macy Bill Expands Agriculture Powers and Polygamy Bill Debated
The House passed the Macy Bill to enlarge the Agriculture Department powers and regulate interstate game trade. A Senate proposal to form a Commission on China and Japan was hotly debated and later struck from the agenda. A constitutional amendment to disqualify polygamists from office faced stiff opposition and referral to judiciary. Other measures included court-creation bills and the District of Columbia law codification agenda.
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Iowa
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Debates Over Commission Bill and Puerto Rico Officials
Lawmakers clash over a commission bill with warnings of undemocratic design and staffing limits. Amendments narrow the panel to three members, limit party balance, and bar congressional members. The conference report on Puerto Rico officials passes as the House adjourns amid ongoing debate.
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Populists Indorse Bryan At Illinois Convention
Chicago reporters note the Illinois state convention of the People's Party passed resolutions endorsing William Jennings Bryan for president and elected delegates to the national convention at Sioux Falls on May 9. Dr Howard Taylor, Chicago prosecuting attorney, slated for vice president. Thirty seven delegates chosen.
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Governor Pinree Denies Interview Citing Democratic Hope
Michigan's Governor Pinree tonight denied a morning paper interview that quoted him saying the public hopes in the general election lie with the Democratic Party and that trusts are rising in power, adding there is no use in expecting the Republicans to act against them.
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Chicago Politician Indicted by Grand Jury in Kidnapping
Chicago April 30 The grand jury indicted James Quinn on kidnapping charges. Quinn a former county evil services commissioner and leading Democratic politician was named with Benjamin F Jenkins as complainant. The case recalls earlier indictments of Jenkins and Dwight W Andrews for embezzlement.
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Felty Sealer
County Evil Service Commission
Benjamin F Jenkins
Benjamin F. Jenkins
Dwight W Andrews
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Jenking
Andrews
Jenkins
Democratic Party
Nicaragua Denies Involvement With Filibusters Use of Flag
The state department says the Nicaraguan government is not responsible for filibusters using the Nicaraguan flag against Coloma. The Rayo, fitted at Merasaibo Venezuela under the Nicaraguan flag, was bought in Germany by Coloban revolutionists, and Nicaraguan authorities cannot prevent unauthorized use by its officers and crew.
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Counterfeiters Arrested in St Louis by Federal Authorities
In St Louis on April 30 John Justin Biew and son-in-law A L Murdock were arrested by federal agents on information they were wanted in Little Rock for disposing of counterfeit money. Also, Chicago officials announced a plan to merge four elevated railroads into one system. A fire in Beaver Dam Wis destroyed the malleable iron works causing losses over 10000 dollars.
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Grand Ball in Honor of Admiral Dewey in Chicago
Admiral Dewey and Mrs. Dewey attended a grand ball in Chicago with Mayor Harrison and city guests. Charles Fitzsimmons led the Illinois National Guard party, and Canadians later invited Dewey to a reception in Ontario. Dewey arrived in Chicago at 11 a.m. amid cheers and was met by the Dewey celebration committee.
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British Empire League Banquet at Hotel Cecil
The British Empire League banquet in London honored colonial troops in South Africa and Australian delegates at the Hotel Cecil. Attendees included the Duke of Devonshire presiding, with the Prince of Wales, the Duke of York, the Duke of Cambridge, and other peers. About 20 distinguished guests were present.
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Georgia Wheat Fields Stimulate Black-Directions of Spring
Georgia’s wheat belts near Macon excitedly report exceptional growth. Captain Daughtry cites Colonel Stubbs and Marie Hughes praising chest‑high stalks and heads forming. harvest expected by mid May if weather remains favorable. Hughes confirms wheat quality as high as could be wished.
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Old Vlcars and Soras Race for Jefferson House
Walden May Bun Glascock seeks the race for the house from Jefferson as a royal democrat who has held a conservative course in recent campaigns. He aims to be a thoughtful representative acceptable to populists, with a campaign stance guiding his path.
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Hood's Sarsaparilla Promised Relief From Bad Plight
In Springfield a resident recounts headaches dizziness loss of appetite pimples and tired feeling. After taking Hood's Sarsaparilla regularly the symptoms eased and facial pimples vanished with continued use. The testimonial cites personal improvement and repeated purchases.
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Wisconsin and Michigan Forest Fires Devastate Towns and Regions
Wisconsin and Michigan suffer widespread forest fires with Marinette and Americhe towns nearly wiped out. Reports say fires burn northward toward Niagara and beyond, causing immeasurable damage and raising regional concern.
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