Papal audience and diocese officials presented
Rome reports the pope received Archbishop Ireland who then presented two ecclesiastics from his diocese. Other items note the army bill moving to the senate, a peace treaty vote, the death of Rev. Dr Charles S Robinson, the identification of Captain Sturtevant’s body near Fort St Philip, and multiple political and transport updates across the country and abroad.
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New York
Charles 8. Robinson
New Orleans
Fort St Philp
Sturtevant
Paul Jones
New Industry for Ireland Turf to Textile Fabrics
Ireland considers a new industry converting bog turf into textile fabrics. German innovation enables bog peat to be made into cloth, with Irish peat judged superior in fibre and quality to German peat.
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Dublin
Ireland
Electric Care for Cairo and Steel Cars for the Soudan Ordered
Negotiations have closed with Westinghouse Electric Manufacturing Company for equipment of fourteen core of the ordi.
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Cairo
Soudan
Tric Manufacturing Company
Ordi
Growth of Souths Industries Formal Opening of Largest Flower Milling Plant
Governor Candler opened the Atlanta Milling Companys new flour mill south of Nashville with 2000 barrels of flour and 3000 bushels of meal daily capacity. The plant showcases southern manufacture from machinery to brick. To sustain year round grain supply the company plans cash prizes for Georgia wheat growers.
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Nashville
Atlanta
Governor Candler
Atlanta Milling Company
Southern
Candler
Mil
Georgia
Peace Treaty Moves Refer to Foreign Relations Committee
Washington February 1 first vote on the peace treaty resolutions will be on the motion to refer Senator Bacon's resolution to the committee on foreign relations. The committee members expect passage and plan to dispose of other resolutions per their views. They anticipate Sullivan's resolution will be voted down, while Lindsay proposes that territory acquisition carries no obligation to admit it and that Philippine cession will be accepted to show inhabitants can form a government.
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House
Senate
Committee On
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Bacon
Committee On Foreign Relations
Sullivan
Lindsay
Philippines
West Virginia
Beavers
Getzendanner
Marcum
January customs receipts set new January record
Secretary Gage reports a sharp rise in January customs receipts, reaching the highest January total since 1893 at just over 21 million. The month shows a 3.5 million plus increase over January 1907, with a final figure of 17,991,741.40 dollars.
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Washington
Gage
Treasury
Inter State Electric Co. replaces local business contacts
The Interstate Electric Co announces a management change requiring all business contacts to report to local secretary W. E. Bane at the company's office behind Fristoe's Book Store. Notices dated January 94, 1808, inform stakeholders to update records.
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Interstate Electrc Company
W. E. Bane
Fristoe
Intrrstate Electric Co
Snow slide at Roger's Pass claims seven lives
A fatal slide on the main lip of the Canadian Pacific railway at Roger's Pass Selkirk summit swept away the round house and station. Seven people died and two were injured. A large force is recovering bodies. two have been secured. Several large slides damaged sheds yesterday.
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Canadian Pacific Railway
Roger’a Pass
Selkik
Tsat
Lynching Talk Sparks Arizona Murder Case
In Kingman Arizona Feb 1 police report violence after two men James Dowd and John Blake were found murdered near Hackberg. The victims were bruised and cut with their throats slashed with stones, clothing burned, and a fragment of a Spanish letter found in ashes. Three Mexican suspects were detained amid rumors of a lynching.
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Hackberg
There
Jamcs Dowd
John Blake
Utah
Blake
Men of Seventeenth Regiment Say They Are Glad to Fight
New York Feb 11 second battalion of the Seventeenth infantry arrived from Weebawton en route to Manila. The Third battalion arrived at noon and will take the transport Sherman. The Seventeenth men expressed readiness to go to the Philippines if required.
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Seventeenth Regiment
Philippines
New York
Seventeenth Infantry
Weebawton En Rone
Manila
Anery
Port Sherman
Dangers of the Grippe and Cham berlain's Cough Remedy
The largest danger from La Grippe is pneumonia but with reasonable care and Cham berlain's Cough Remedy the danger is avoided. The remedy has helped tens of thousands and is presented as a certain preventive and cure for grippe. Sold at H. N. White's Drug Store.
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Chamberlain
Amonta
H. N. White
House rejects bill for especial chaplain at the penitentiary
Charleston February 1 The House rejected a bill to appoint an especial chaplain at the penitentiary after a heated debate. The Penitentiary Committee opposed it and supporters argued local ministers already care for inmates. The vote was 28 to 8.
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Bill
Charleston
Moundaville
A Boy’s Fiery Revenge Sparks Elm Street Fire
Henry Specker a 14 year old boy confessed in Yorkville police court that he set fire yesterday to a tenement on Elm street in revenge for being discharged. The building housing twenty families includes the print shop of James G Mitchell on the ground floor.
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New York
Henry Specker
Yorkville
Elm Street
James G Mitchell
Specker
about catarrh and Hood's Sarsaparilla cures
Catarrh is linked to colds and impure blood causing head pain nasal discharge and ringing in the ears. Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies the blood rebuilds tissues and relieves symptoms. Hood's Pills claim to cure liver complaints. Mailed for 26c by C I Hood & Co Lowell Mass.
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Ali
C. I. Hood & Co
Lowell
Mass
It Saves the Children Cough Remedy Claims
The ad touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as saving thousands of children from fevers colds and whooping cough asserting it has no equal. It emphasizes its safety and effectiveness for young patients in a period tone.
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Chamberlain
Notice of Stock Sale and Account Settlement
On this date January List 1899 we sold our entire stock of plumbing supplies and tools to 8.1 Burnett. Parties owing us please come forward and settle your accounts at once. Thanking you for past favors and asking you to contact our successor for any future work. J. Burnerr & Company
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Burnett
Buanerr & Company
Plumber Announces Purchase of Barnett & Co Stock
On January 8 1899 Paray Ko announces the purchase of the stock and goodwill of Jr Barnett & Company to operate plumbing and steam fitting in the Nash and Drinkard building Bland Street. He invites calls for work to be done.
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Jr. Barnett & Company
Nash and Drinkard
Bland Street
Paray Ko
Byaware
May Be Pardoned Florence Maybrick Case Gains Steam
London reports a Chicago driven push to release Florence Maybrick the American woman sentenced for poisoning her husband. She faces release as her life term is reduced for good conduct and international pleas boost the campaign amid continued controversy.
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Florence Maybrick
England
Maybrick
Opposition Weak Knees Eight Opponents of the Treaty
Washington reports doubt that any Senate resolution clarifying policy on the Philippines will pass. Most observers expect ratification this session, with eight opposition senators potentially voting yes in a test. Some high‑ranking opponents privately doubt the firm stance of opposition remains intact.
Past Due Accounts Notice by Hawsey & Co
Parties owing us past due accounts and notes will please come forward and settle by January 25, 1999 to save costs of collection. Hawsey & Co 18 W. P. Hawsey & Co.
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W. P Hawley Merchandise Co
J. M. Anderson
W P. Hawter & Co
W. P. Hawsey & Co
Cren Shaw's Sale Cuts Prices on Dry Goods
A local sale at 121 W. Crenshaw advertises low prices on dry goods shoes hats and clothing for men and boys with a bold claim of selling until February 150 regardless of price.
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Crenshaw's
W. R. Crenshaw
Prompt settlement urged for overdue accounts
A business note requests all parties connected to settle overdue accounts promptly. The writer expresses gratitude to friends and hopes valued business relations are preserved through credit and timely payment.
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