Caloocan Captured By U S Forces In Fierce Assault
Reported from Manila Feb 10 describes insurgent concentrations between Manila and Caloocan where Aguinaldo is said to be. U S troops under MacArthur Advance left and force the rebels from Caloocan with light American losses, while engaging in heavy fighting near the Presidio and along the Malabon line.
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TIDINGS FROM ANDREE and War Era News Abroad
Reports from Siberia claim a balloon crew including Herr Andree and companions may be found dead near a cabin in Yeni Seisk after a January 7 discovery by Turguses. A carrier pigeon message from July 18 confirms the voyage’s perilous course as crews await confirmation of fate.
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Des Moines Moulton Albia RR Incorporation Filed
Articles of incorporation for the Des Moines Moulton and Albia railroad were filed yesterday showing a capital stock of $200,000. The plan includes constructing a Moulton to St Louis branch creating a direct Des Moines to St Louis route and cutting 78 miles between the two points.
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Telegraphic Briefs From Across The Nation
Archibald Lampman the Ottawa poet died of pneumonia. An Atlas oil refinery explosion in Buffalo caused about 25000 dollars in losses. Minnesota Senator Wilson introduced a parole bill affecting Younger brothers pardon. George Lea who killed Henry M. Stonestreet at Lees Summit died in Meridian. Apricot crops in Vernon and Cedar counties Missouri reported killed with loss over 100000 dollars. Coldest weather in 80 years. John Boyle, a section foreman, burned to death his grandsons during delirium tremens in Fort Bragg California. Grip epidemic hits Mexico City officials and soldiers. Madame Candelaria survivor of Alamo massacre dies in San Antonio at 115. Baptism on Muskingum River at Coal Row Ohio amid 20 degrees below zero. A hole in the ice allowed baptismal immersion.
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INOLINEAUX IN COURT DECLARES INNOCENCE IN DEATH CASE
In New York on February 11 two men closely linked to Mrs. Kate W Adams death testified before Coroner Hart and Mury. Harry S Cornish, who supplied the poison, remained reticent while ER. B. Molineaux, named by Cornish as a suspect, described club affiliations and a yacht trip. The hearing adjourned to Tuesday morning as police pursued details.
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Good Shot Indicted at Deadwood for Wife Murder
Good Shot, an Indian wife murderer, was indicted yesterday by the United States grand jury. F. M. Brown of Deadwood was appointed to defend him. The case will be tried after Keane and Kelley appear before the court this week. The Otto Webber counterfeiting jury remained out all day without agreement. Rough Rider Bound Over in Cepar Rapups incident. Frank Coburn, former member of Grigsby’s Rough Riders, was held to the federal grand jury in bond of $300 for impersonating a government officer and soliciting money from old soldiers by posing as a pension agent.
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Oxydonor claims cure for wide range of diseases
An advertisement extols the Oxydonor as a universal cure, listing fevers, colds, pneumonia, diphtheria, lung and heart diseases, digestive and nervous disorders, female ailments, paralysis, cancers, addictions, and more as curable or improved. It asserts special efficacy for menstrual trouble and invites reading endorsements from Atlantic readers and to request information and proofs.
Testimony on Oxy Donor Cure Endorsement in 1899
A note from January 11 1899 in Couner Iowa bears witness to the Oxy donor remedy. DEWir t C. Franklin claims observed cures and cites clergy endorsement in the East as support for the treatment’s efficacy for complex ailments.
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Blurrs
Mrs Anna Schmidt Praises Oxydonor Healing Typhoid Fever
From Atlantic Iowa January 18 1899 Mrs Anna Schmidt reports relief from neuralgia stomach trouble nervousness heart and kidney issues after about three weeks with the Oxydonor She states fever broke in four hours and by the second day she could work noting improvement and offering to share merits with inquirers.
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Atlantic
Anna Schmidt
Oxydonor testimony from Cedar Rapids pastor
Rev Herbert Tilden of First Baptist Church Cedar Rapids Iowa testifies to Oxydonor's effects. He describes his wife suffering nervous dyspepsia with head pain and gas, two doctors gave little relief, then Oxydonor produced rapid improvement and restored her appetite and stomach strength.
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Herbet Tilden
First Baptist Church
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Crpar Ramips
HeRbert Tipkin
Baptist Church
Cured by Oxydonor Says J G Schmidt After Doctors Fails
ATLANTIC GA Jan 18 1899 J G Schmidt reports years of swollen itching and broke skin on hands and face. Doctors offered no relief until he used the Oxydonor for about a month and was entirely cured deeming it the best investment he ever made.
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Dailytown editor recalls Cuba voyage and tropical fever
From Hon Lafe Young editor of the Dailytown Capital who joined the invading army into Cuba and witnessed the Santiago battle, then returned July 9 in critical condition. A reader testimonial from DES Mornay Ia dated July 27 1898 praises Oxydonor for curing tropical fever and sleeplessness after nightly rest followed fever suppression and restored health.
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The
Dailytown Capital
Cuba
Santiago
Des Mornay
Gan
From One of Des Moines Leading Dentists Oxydonor Endorsement
A Des Moines dentist, formerly of Atlantic, endorses Dr Sandie’s Oxydonor, claiming it meets its advertised claims if directions are followed. He cites miraculous improvements in kidney trouble and rheumatic issues among friends, stating the instrument renovates the system and is observable and feelable.
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Des Moines
Atlantic
Sandie
J. A. Taylor
Walnut Street
Oxydon Cure Ad Offered by Council Bluffs Resident
Hon J Ryans of Council Bluffs Iowa testifies after December illness with La Grippe Rheumatism and severe pleurisy. He credits Oxydon with rapid relief, says he used it in water without other medicines and regained health in ten days. He notes others in the city also report cures and believes a new deductive method has arrived.
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Taos
J. Ryans
Remarkable Cure for Rheumatic Gout and Dropsical Affections
A Iowa woman recalls using the Oxydonor after months of rheumatic gout left her bedridden. Three days after first use she improved, walking with no crutches within three weeks, limbs returned to normal size, and overall health restored. Mrs. Wronze, 1213 East Court Avenue, Des Moines.
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