Bryan Sustained in Bennett Will Case
New Haven Conn Feb 9 In two decisions Judge sustains W J Bryan counsel in contentions from Probate Court failure to admit a sealed letter leaving 50000 to a beneficiary The appeals involve Mrs Bennett widow of the testator Bryan’s demurrer to a plea in abatement and a motion to expunge parts of his answer to the Bennett appeal
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New Haven
Conn
W. J. Bryan
P. S. Eee
Bryan
Bennett
U S Steamer Flees From Dominican Guns
The Clyde line steamer New York left New York January 30 and arrived at Monte Cristi as the Dominican gunboat Presidente pursued. Gunfire sparked as lighters neared, the New York fled to Porto Plata, and the Presidente returned after being hit. An assault on Santiago de los Caballeros was planned for Sunday. The German steamer Alternburg was sighted.
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Monte Cristi
Santo Domingo
Clyde Line
New Yorkes
New York
Porto Plata
Jiminez
Santiago de Los Caballeros
Alternburg
Boston Man’s Remarkable Cure by Quinona
A Boston man, ex Spanish American War veteran, credits Quinona with curing chronic indigestion and improving spinal weakness from a war injury. He reports regained mobility, renewed energy, and urges others with stomach or blood issues to try Quinona, claiming it strengthens nerves and restores health. He promotes buying a $1 bottle from local druggists.
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McMann
Batavia Street
Boston
Mass
Massachusetts Volunteers
Porto Rico
Cuba
Havana
Boston City
Easley backs Eliot speech as good for capital labor relations
Ralph M. Hasley of the National Civic Federation says Eliot's Faneuil Hall talk marks a new era of collaboration between capital and labor in Boston. He notes labor press misquotes but expects closer employer worker ties nationwide as a result of the educational meeting. Amicable relations prevail except for a few New York Philadelphia strikes expected to move toward conciliatory adjustments.
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Ralph M.hasley
National Civic Federation
Fanculin Hall
Touraine
New England
Civic Federation of Labor
Faneuil Hall
Eliot Sgadd
Boston
Eliot
Easley
New York
Philadelphia
Japan and Russia A Comparison of Naval and Army Strength
The article outlines the Japanese empire from 1868 to early 1900s, noting its five main islands, expanding army to 12 divisions, war strength to 520,000 by 1906, and total forces around 200,000 with reserves. It describes conscription ages, service terms, and military organization, plus coastal districts and Japan’s shipbuilding progress including protected cruisers and destroyers.
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Japan
Honshin
Kiushin
Shikoku
Yezo
Formosa
United States
Great Britain
China
Imperial Guards
Yokosuka
Kurō
Sasebo
Maizuru
Murroran
Russia’s Far East Strengths and Harbors Compare to Japan
The article outlines Russia’s vast but largely untillable Asian expanse, its wheat and mineral exports, and compulsory military service with a large reserve. It notes large forces and bases at Vladivostok and Port Arthur, where ice and unfinished docks hinder fleet repair, placing Russia at a strategic disadvantage to Japan.
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Russian Empire
Siberia
Manchuria
Canada
Russia
Asia
Far East
Vladivostok
Port Arthur
Dyspepsia Cure Promoted By Stuart's Tablets
An advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as the sure natural cure for dyspepsia. It argues a cheerful disposition aids social and business success, claims tablets restore digestion, and notes they are available from all druggists at 50 cents per box.
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Stuart
Nature
L May Get Rural Roads
Rumors say several small electric railroad systems in the state may seek receiverships to correct finances after a harsh winter. The Boston Elevated Street Railway is said to be ready to manage some roads, while Boston & Northern denies any financial trouble and any plan to appoint a receiver.
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Boston
Boston & Northern
Bentley Warren
Warren
Governors Bates Assist At Concord Social Event
Governor and Mrs Nahum J Bachelder hosted a public reception in Eagle Hall Concord N H Governor and Mrs Bates of Massachusetts assisted in receiving General Dalton Blood Majors Stevens and Hayden joined the staff of Governor Bachelder Nearly 1000 people representing 41 sections of the state attended Former Governors Jordan and Rollins Judge Aldrich President Gibbs of the State College and John McLane of Milford were among distinguished guests
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Concord
N. H
Nahum J. Bachelder
Eagle Hall
John L. Bates
Bates
Massachusetts
Dalton
Canine Guest Not Tolerated at Local Restaurant
Yesterday morning at 4 Boylston Street a mongrel bulldog sat at a table opposite its mistress who arranged the dog on a chair with a napkin around its collar. A small man demanded the pair leave as the waitress served coffee, rolls, and bones.
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Boylston Street
Jeen
Tage
Knights of Labor Assembly 1793 Officers Elected
The Knights of Labor Assembly 1793 in Boston and Maine Freight Clerks met on the second Tuesday and fourth Sunday each month at Machinists Hall Lockhart building. Officers elected include Michael Hallissy master workman Michael McHart worthy foreman John J Kirby recording secretary and Frank D Brown financial secretary.
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Knights of Labor Assembly
Boston & Maine Freight Clerks
Machinists’ Hall
Lockhart Building
Michael McHart
John J. Kirby
Frank D. Brown
Brain-building Elements in Wheat Berry Structures
The outer coats of the Wheat berry contain the richest form of brain-building elements and nerve-feeding substances consumed in mental activity. The starch cannot digest in bread or flour as it is largely woody fibre enclosing mineral particles that rapidly build brain and nerve tissue.
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Exchange Club
Purdy
Ralph M. Easley
American Federation of Labor
TADAN
Tarav
United Kingdom
RVE Ltd
Tapawv
Avétia
Akont
Tao
Renegia
Robera
Irvseva
INP
Rvssea
Eer
Russin
Mercantile Marine
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