Midnight Visitor Trapped by Bear Trap in Loyal Town
An anonymous tale narrator recounts foiling a planned bank key theft by luring Mr. White to a lunch meeting, setting a bear trap, and detaining him at the west dining room window. White is captured, tried, and imprisoned for ten years. the narrator brags of bear traps and vows revenge if approached again.
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C.D. Lewin
Cauller
Jobo
Taylor Jongas
ReneCa
Meaq
Mr. White
Mr. White Chieas Tuan
Objjeet
Blu
Uze
Flo
White
M. Quad
Wesy Gil Plans New Revolution as Monte Cristi Bombarded
General Wong Gil, Santo Domingo’s fugitive president, aims to return and retake the capital. Morales bombarded Monte Cristi and routed Jiminez’s troops after landing a strong force. Morales and Vice President Caceres established a depot for war munitions before sailing back to Santo Domingo. Readies recruitments in Porto Rico for a Jan 4 voyage by a French steamer to Santo Domingo. Senator Galvan remains at the consulate general while Senor Moral seeks U S recognition. Governor Hunt withholds full recognition and awaits instructions.
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San Juan
Porto Rico
Wong Gil
Santo Dendngo
Cape Haitien
Monte Cristi
Morales
Jiminex
Monte Crist
Jimiinea
Caceres
Victory for Chamberlain in Ludlow election
London December 24 Rowland Hunt Liberal Unionist and supporter of Josep Chamberlain's fiscal policy has been elected to represent Ludlow in the house of commons defeating Robert J. More Liberal Unionist who had been deceased. Hunt won 4903 to 4423 with a majority of 970 amid a campaign focused on the fiscal question.
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Rowland Hunt
London
Josep Chamberlain
Ludlow
Shropshire
House of Commons
Robert J. More
Fel Hunt
Fred Horne
Mr. More
Birmingham
Free Food League
More
Private notice of John Chieoten’s medical leave and home residence
Fragmentary text reports Hon John Chieoten at his Lyne doch Onley home in serious condition and out of work. A physician has directed him to rest and forego duties for several weeks, with unspecified assistance and fees noted.
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Moha Chariton Sertow Ty
Buffalo
John Chieoten
Lynedoch
Onley
Aiate
Reckprocity Berwr
United States
Canada
Philippines Bonds Seen for Lands Purchase in Philippines
President Roosevelt and Taft aides hold talks on rent relief and financing for Friar lands. Taft signals contracts signed for 391000 acres at about 7250784 dollars with bonds to be issued at 4 percent, redeemable in 10 to 30 years. Bonds to be offered in January to back public fund deposits.
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Priars
Washington
Roosevelt
Root
Shaw
Philippines
Taft
Taft In- Mentos
Cotton Market Opens Flat to Higher on New York Today
Excitement marked the cotton market as opening quotations showed a decline of 4 points to an advance of 7 points. Cables were disappointing while bull leaders bought, and commission houses supported a bullish mood with rumors that big bulls aimed for a fourteen cent market before Christmas in New York.
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New York
Tps
Cure a Cold in One Day Promises Laxative Bromo Quinine
An advertisement touts a one day cure for colds using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It claims full refund if it fails and bears E. W. Grove's signature on each box, priced at 250.
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E. W. Grove
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