Salvation Army Reach Vast Scale of Work in U S
Detroit Free Press details the Salvation Army in the United States noting 7300 corps and outposts, 45000 annual investments, 2800 officers, 93000 weekly War Cry readers, 190 social relief institutions, 545 staff, 260000 dollars spent on relief, 7200 night accommodations, 2.5 million beds, 66 workmen hotels, 24 depots, 24 industrial homes, farm colonies, 1800 acres colonized, 24 colonies, 5 employment bureaus, 13 second hand stores, rescue homes for fallen women, 450 accommodations, 1000 women aided annually, 24 slum settlements, 80 officers in charge.
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Salvation Army
United States
Detroitree ‘Presa
Forewarned Forearmed blood purifier advertisement
Forewarned Forearmed. The text touts a blood purifier claimed to cleanse impurities and build up strength using herbs and roots. It includes testimonials from Urbana Ohio and Florence Ohio praising skin, breast, and boil remedies, and invites readers to write for a free book and medical advice from The Swift Specific Co Atlanta GA.
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Bh, Kelly
Urbana
Capa Me
Richard T. Gardner
Florence
8. O
THE
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Power to Make Treaties in Senate Hearings
A Senate Foreign Relations subcommittee reported its opinion on treaty making power and tariff questions. The House contends revenue bills must originate there and cooperate in measures affecting that subject.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Executive
Senate
House of Representatives
House
Former President Cleveland Visits Georgetown Party
Cleveland with Rear Admiral Robley Evans Colonel Benedict General McCook Captain Lambertson and Herman May arrived in Georgetown. After breakfast they boarded the Water Lily launch and left for Ford's Point on the Lower Santee river, the shooting preserves of General E P Alexander.
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Cleveland
Georgetown
8. C
Grover’ Cleveland
Robley D. Evans
LD. CG. Benedict
Anson G. McCook
Lamberton
Herman May
Ford's Point
Santee River
E. P. Alexander
Commoner Comment on American Sentiment and Royal Coronation
The author denounces sending special envoys to King Edward's coronation as a sign of weakened American ideals. It argues Americans should not show deference to a monarchy, warning such actions imply support for England in South Africa and hypocrisy toward republics. The piece praises Texas for enforcing laws against corporate threats and asserts trust laws protect public interests.
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Moyalty
United States
Edward
St.ames
England
George III
George Washington
Europe
Great Britain
London
South Africa
Kossuth
Texas
Aise
Geome
We “S
Steadfastness and the republicans in the Philippines
The Kansas City Journal criticizes the Republican Party for policy in the Philippines. It argues the party favors opportunism over constitutional principles and independence. The piece notes the Journal’s claim the party lacks fidelity to Lincoln and republican ideals.
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Bryan
The
Kansas City Journal
Philippines
Journal
Jackson
Jefferson
Lord North
King George
Lincoln
Republican Party
Republic
Texas Response to Anti-Trust Law Sparked Editorial Debate
Fulton Williams of Houston disput es the Chicago Tribune stance claiming foreign capital has left Texas. He notes two firms originally targeted by the anti trust law remain active, compliant, and intend to stay. He argues the law is strong yet fair and urges officials to avoid private gains and political theater. Comments touch on wartime sacrifice and Boer coronation presence.
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Texas
Chicago Tribune
Tribune
Williams
Cleveland urged Democratic lawyers to honor Jacksons Day in Philadelphia
The letter from Grover Cleveland expresses regret over the refusal to observe Jacksons Day. He notes at least thirty Philadelphia Democrats who will celebrate to revive Jacksonian principles. He argues the day remains widely observed nationwide among Democrats loyal to Jacksonian democracy.
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Jacckson
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Jackson
Mr. Cleveland
United States
Roosevelt Trust Shackling Debate In Minneapolis Speech
Roosevelt warns that future policy must shackle cunning as in past we shackled force, citing vast fortunes and capital. Critics argue his anti trust zeal wanes, citing his attorney general choice and a Morgan secretary, while references to Dewet, Kitchener, Schwab, and General Egan color the critique.
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Minneapolis
Roosevelt
United States
Congress
England
J. Pierpont Morgan
Radical Postage Bill Aims At Third Class Printing
Washington January 27 A bill introduced by Representative Hall of Iowa, with post office department support, would alter third class postage for pamphlets books catalogs and similar matter. It proposes lump sum rates of 8 cents per pound instead of per package stamps, aligning with newspapers magazines and periodicals. The change would save publishers from handling multiple stamps without reducing revenue or increasing post office labor.
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Washington
Representative Hall
Iowa
Post Office Department
Hull
Department
Navy Secretary Long Meets President Over Schley Appeal
Secretary Long and Judge Lemly with Solicitor Hanna conferred with the president in Washington for over an hour on the Rear Admiral Schley appeal from the court of inquiry findings. Papers suggesting legal documents were carried from Long's apartments to the White House. Long would not comment for publication.
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Washington, D.C
Germans Plan Torch Light Welcome For Prince Henry
New York officials and German societies meet to plan a torch light procession on February 26 to greet Prince Henry. Dr Von Holiben approves the plan. Over 30,000 marchers expected as the prince reviews the parade from the Arion Society building at Fifty ninth street and Park Avenue.
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New York
Prince Henry
von Holiben
Arion’ Society
Fifty-ninth Street
Park Avenue
Veterans Seek Civil Service Preference
A delegation of Spanish War Veterans met at the White House urging the president to grant veterans preference over civilians for government civil service appointments. The president acknowledged merit in the request and said he would discuss it with his cabinet.
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Washington, D. C
White House
Tribute to Late President McKinley Across Milwaukee
Memorial services were held in Milwaukee churches praising the memory of President McKinley. Rev George H Ide urged designating a national holiday to mark the late president s birth.
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Milwaukes
Mckinley
Milwaukee
George H. Ide
Grand Avenue Congregational Church
William McKinley
Miller suffers severe chest injuries after horse kicks
EXETER Neb Jan 27 Conrad Miller five miles northwest of town was seriously hurt while tending his horses when one kicked him in the chest breaking three ribs and causing additional injuries.
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Farmer
Exeter
Neb
Conrad Miller
J. W. Woodcock
Portland
Ind
M. A. Birdsall
Watkins
N.Y
Miles
In Memory of McKinley Memorial Services Held Citywide
Memorial services for the late President McKinley were held in Pittsburg and across churches, with many services described as deeply impressive. The events reflected the nation’s mourning and respect for the late leader.
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Pittsburg
Pan
McKinley
Railroad denies plan for steamship line to England
Philadelphia January 27. W H Brown chief engineer of the Pennsylvania railroad emphatically denied a published story that the railroad planned a line of steamships from Montauk Long Island to Milford Haven England. He said the company had no such project and would not run trains through a proposed New York tunnel to Montauk Point.
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Philadelphia
W. H. Brown
Pennsylvania Railroad
Montauk, L. L
Milford Haven
England
New York
Long Island
Montauk Point
To Connect Three Roads
Sioux City plans to connect the Burlington and Great Northern and Northern Pacific systems. The Burlington would extend its Schuyter branch to Sioux City and build a Platte valley cut-off from Schuyter, enabling an interregional linking project.
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Siou City
the Journal
Burlington
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Sioux City
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Company
Schuyter
Platte Valley
Regent Pickett Seated Regent of Iawa University
Waterloo man Charles EB Pickett, grand exalted ruler of the Elks, has been rejected as regent of the Iowa State University by the legislature in Des Moines on January 27.
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Iawa University
Des Moins
Charles EB. Pickett
Waterloo
the Elks
Iawa State University
Morville youth dies from gas fumes in Le Mars
B Custer aged 22 from Morville Iowa died from poisonous gas fumes. He was found unconscious in his room at the Union hotel in Le Mars Iowa January 27 business records indicate.
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LE Mars
Custer
Morville
the Union
Too Late to Wipe the Sink Dry
A New England housekeeper stereotype is challenged by a New York paper anecdote. The farmer asks Martha if the sink is wiped dry and she confirms. He admits he wanted a drink but can wait until morning, revealing a humorous domestic dynamic.
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New England
New York
Martha
Josiah
Tands Whers Women Drudge in Austria and Hungary
A Chicago Record-Herald correspondent surveys women and dogs in Austria and Hungary. Dogs haul wagons. women perform hod carrying ditch digging and gravel work. Women carry bricks and mortar up four story ladders while men at the top do the heavy work.
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Austria
Hungary
Chicago Record-Herald
Value Received In Family Pride
A dialogue fragment features Mr Rockingham recounting his son’s college cost about $11,000 and the value of the experience. The mother’s enjoyment is highlighted as she hears him speak in company, implying pride in the son's education and its perceived worth.
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Rockingham
I. Cam
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