United States policy in face of possible Canadian war
The piece discusses American resolve to continue the struggle despite grim prospects. It notes public leaders insistence on defending a weaker nation against tyranny, while London papers react with astonishment and uncertainty about the President's message.
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Britain Reacts to Cleveland Message On Monroe Doctrine
British papers cast Cleveland's address as aggressive and menacing while debating the Monroe doctrine's relevance to Venezuela and Guiana. Lord Salisbury’s despatch cited, with calls to resist any U S expansion and to honor British sovereignty amid Anglo American tensions.
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United States seeks arbitration in Venezuela boundary dispute
President's message to Congress details British rejection of arbitration over the Venezuela Guiana boundary. It defends the Monroe doctrine, argues for U S mediation to determine the true divisional line, and outlines historical lines and efforts to settle the dispute with Britain. It emphasizes U S commitment to uphold sovereignty and avoid forcible territorial changes.
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Monroe doctrine and Venezuela British dispute noted
The passage discusses the Monroe doctrine as integral to international law and urges U S interposition in the Venezuela Britain boundary dispute. It quotes Olney advocating arbitration and Salisbury replying that Monroe has little bearing on current issues, framing the frontier as a colonial matter of Britain.
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Three Diplomatic Notes Submitted to Congress
Washington December 17. The correspondence presented to Congress comprises three very voluminous diplomatic notes. Olney to Bayard is the first of these, sent by the secretary.
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Hair Mattresses Made to Order at Low Prices
Advertises custom ordered hair mattresses priced at 40 pounds range with a 10 dollar tag. Claims factory name Wheele it & Cos Manicturers on 63 an eee at opposite American Hours.
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Puritana Health Right Claim Promises Full Bodily Cure
An advertisement touts Puritana as a health remedy that supposedly fixes stomach issues and claims to cure from head to foot, asserting it promotes overall wellbeing. The copy emphasizes stomach relief as the key benefit and frames the product as a universal cure-all.
Value of Proprietary Medicines In Everyday Life
There is strong opinion on proprietary medicines with physicians endorsing some proven compounds. Remedes with known merit should be accessible for emergencies, as in croup, where timely doses can save a child’s life. Such remedies are presented as discoveries akin to electric light or telephone progress.
Quiet North Adams mayoral election concludes with 2791 votes
The first city election in North Adams on December 17 was calm with 2791 ballots cast. Albert C. Houghton, a Democrat, secured the mayoralty amid a split council with Republicans 13, Democrats 7, and one mixed seat. the school committee remains disputed between parties.
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Burglar Found In Cellar At Parker And Heath
An officer from Division 10 found 23 year old Martin Finnerty in the cellar of James M. Pendergast’s liquor store at Parker and Heath streets at 1:20 a.m. He was placed under arrest on a charge of breaking and entering. Finnerty resides at 61 Bromley Street.
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Brockton Officer Reprimanded For Intoxication
In Brockton on December 17 a private hearing in the Mayor's office found Officer Lemuel A. Ashport intoxicated. The Mayor, citing long faithful service and a soldier’s record, orders a reprimand at roll call Wednesday.
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Prominent Frenchman Arrested in Panama Scandal Conspiracy
Paris dispatch reports M. Dupas former secretary of the Department of the Interior has been arrested on charges of conspiring to prevent the arrest of Earle Arnot in connection with the Baron Reinach Panama canal scandals.
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