Secret to perfect skin by Mme M Ribault advertised
An Cincinnati woman touts a complexion beautifier from Mme M Ribault promising clear skin free samples to any woman who writes. The ad claims bans pimples freckles and blemishes and offers a free prepaid package mailed in plain wrapper from 176 Elsa Building Cincinnati Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Mme. M. Ribault
Bert Wiley
Ward Ave
Bellevue
Mms. Ribault
Mme. Ribault
Mme, M. Ribault
Elsa Building
Ohio
Dutch in Albany South Africa toast causes uproar at Albany Society dinner
Justice John Woodward faced heckling as he spoke on The Dutch in Albany and in South Africa at Delmonico's. An interruption escalated with jeers and a shouted call for order, ending with an apology and a toast to Kruger as the orchestra played Tommy Atkins amid divided reactions.
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New York
Albany Society of News
Delmonico’s
Pres- Stern
Cha Sigsbee
Timothy L. Woodruff
John Woodward
Supreme Court of
State of New York
H. T. Warren
George H. Daniels
New York Central Railroad
Sigsbee
Woodruff
Justice Woodward
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Albany
South Africa
William the Silent
Paul Kruger
Kruger
Medals for Revere's Spanish War volunteers presented
Town event in Revere Hall honors local soldiers who enlisted in the Spanish American War. Medals were awarded to named volunteers from Ninth Massachusetts and other units, with tablets planned for the new Town Hall memorial. Speakers included town officials, veterans, and WRC leaders. "America" sung at close.
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Revere
Lewis L. Bullard
William B. Eaton
Charles I. Casson
First Unitarian Church of
Alfred S. Hall
Philippines
John Ef, Sullivan
Massachusetts
Martin Devine
Michael J. Phair
Clair I. Chainey
James J. Reardon
Fred W.W. LoeMer
Andrew A. Garbutt
Albert B. Marden
George W. Greene
Fr. Irving Howe
Hall
Lizbeth A. Turner
Woman’s Relief Corps
Franz Hugo Krebs
Benjamin F. DeButts
America
British Cabinet in Peril Amid South Africa Crisis
London reports the home government under heavy pressure as A. J. Balfour faces sharp criticism over South African seizures. Berlin notes ongoing British actions against German vessels, with Salisbury telegraphs and formal protests shaping a tense diplomatic standoff.
Unitarian Club of Boston Holds Annual Meeting at Vendome
Over 100 people attended the Boston Unitarian Club annual meeting and banquet at the Vendome. President Winslow presided. Speakers included Rev. Charlies Wendle on In Search of the Russian Unitarians and Rev. Thomagy Van Ness on The Unitarians of Germany and the Netherlands. Several clergy and notable locals were listed among attendees.
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Unitarian Club of
Boston
Vendome
Winslow
Caucasus
Charlies Wendle
Thomagy van Ness
Germany
Netherlands
John Cuckson
J. Vansten
B. A. Goodridge
G. M. Bartel
Rh. S. Morrison
Co. W. Windle
John Dowell
C. M. Booth
Francis @. Lowell
William HH. Reed
George Wiggesworth
Melvin O. Adams
David B. Flint
Charley H. Porter
Andrew Co. Wheelwright
Arthur Lincoln
I. v. Carpenter
Dr. C. EI. Inches
Ushers' Literary Association Whist Party and Ball Held
The annual whist party and ball of the Ushers' Literary Association of South Ispton took place last evening in Bethesda Hall. Guests enjoyed whist in Bernice Hall while dancing proceeded in Bethesda within the same building.
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The
Ushers’ Literary Association of
South Ispton
Bethesda Hal
Bemg
Bernice Hall
Bethesda
Curious word from Buller on Ladysmith casualty reports
Transmission from General Buller dated Frere camp reports the enemy losses at Ladysmith as four killed and fifteen wounded while Boer forces suffer heavy casualties elsewhere. The despatch omits British maneuvers or positions, fueling speculation that Ladysmith remains safe but a larger casualty list may be forthcoming.
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London
War Office
Ladysmith
Frere Camp
Buller
Transvaal
Colonial Dutch Rejoice In Frere Camp Dispatch
Despatch from Frere Camp dated January 8 reports British forces largely inactive aside from naval shelling. Eight Boer camps were observed along the Tugela in a westerly sweep, all quiet. Locals say Boers fled Springfield when British reconnoitered near Colenso on Saturday.
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London
The
Daily Mail
Frere
Tugela
Colenso
Springfield
Crisis in government as war effort sparks opposition
The piece warns the Conservatives may lose power despite a large wartime majority as press criticism grows. It highlights dissatisfaction with war energy, targets Balfour as scapegoat, and foresees potential clashes involving the Marquis of Lansdowne Lord Salisbury and other ministers, with Wolseley and Lansdowne rivalry hinted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Times and Globe
Ccid
Balfour
Marquis of Lansdowne
Lord Salisbury
Lord Wolseley
Lord Lansdowne
Alger
Miles
United States Won’t Cooperate on Seizure Disputes
Washington reports state that the United States will not cooperate with Germany or any government in representations to Great Britain over seizure of goods for Portuguese East Africa. The government will conduct negotiations single handed, noting the difference between seizure of German vessels and American goods in British ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jan
United States
Germany
Great Britain
Germany's Grievance Over Detention of Vessels
The Graphic reports Germany has sent two notes to the British Foreign Office challenging Britain's right to detain vessels moving between neutral ports. London says the notes were answered and the Queen's government cannot accept Germany's position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
The
Graphic
Germany
British Foreign Office
Great Britain
Electric Pills Promise Cure For Nervous Prostration
Advertises Old Dr Hinlbeck and Old Dr Zablock elect rie pills for nervous exhaustion trembling and other nerve disorders. Claims to restore nerve centers and blood, boosts energy and confidence. Lists multiple drug stores in Boston Cambridge and addresses for direct orders. Metaboliched 1518.
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Hinlbeck
St. Vitus
Zablock
Klein's Drug Store
Car
Tremont
Boylston Stc
Horackh & Bartlett
Harvard Sq
Cambridge
WEEKS
Potter & CO
Washington St
Hallock Drug CO
Court St
Boston
Mass
Britain Declares Foodstuffs Not War Contraband
London Jan 10 Great Britain ruled that foodstuffs are not contraband of war unless slated for the enemy camp. The decision reflects wartime policy shifting on essential supplies.
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London
Great Britain
Flour Seizure Off Delagoa Bay Finally Resolved
The United States reports release of seized American flour and a British note offers to pay indemnity to American citizens. Ambassador Choate met Lord Salisbury for a verbal reply to Washington and a London dispatch cites Britain’s stance that foodstuffs can be seized for military needs, with indemnity as the remedy.
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Delagoa Bay
United States
Joseph H. Choate
Marquis of Salisbury
Washington
Great Britain
State Department
London
Foreign Office
Lorenzo Marques
Transvaal
Acquittal in indecent cartoon case in Paris
The manager and artist of La Caricature faced trial for an alleged indecent drawing showing President Kruger spanking Queen Victoria. The court acquitted, ruling the satire gross yet not criminally outraging public morals.
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Paris
la Caricature
Kruger
Queen Victoria
How Suffolk Regt Losses at Cape Hill Assault
Official report from Rensburg Cape Colony notes First Battalion Suffolk Regiment led by Lieutenant Colonel Watson moved up the hill at midnight to daybreak when enemy fire at 30 paces killed the colonel his adjutant and two officers. The regiment fled to pickets about 1000 yards away with about 150 remaining and later surrendered after heavy losses.
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Rensburg
Cape Colony
Suffolk Regiment
Watson
Suffolks
Balfour Defends War Office in Manchester Speech
London January 10 Mr A J Balfour government leader in the House of Commons spoke at a Manchester luncheon repudiating the accusation he was a thick and thin supporter of the war office He urged critics to consider wartime military problems and denied claims that guns placed the army at a hopeless disadvantage while promising eventual justice for the army administration.
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London
South Africa
Manchester
A. J. Balfour
House of Commons
War Office
Dilke criticizes government over military steps in war talk
Sir Charles Dilke, MP for Forest of Dean, told a Cinderford audience that Parliament should question whether the government took right steps in the war situation. He blamed Lord Salisbury's language for stoking danger and noted Britain started without enough guns for a full army corps. He urged reliance on capable Colonial troops over imperial yeomanry lacking horses or marksmanship.
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London
Charles Dilke
Forest of Dean
Gloucestershire
Cinderford
House of Commons
Lord Salisbury
Balfour
Charles
British steamer Hortensia sails for South Oar missions
The Hortensia departed New York today for South Oar operations. British reconnaissances indicate the enemy is tightly guarding northern communications, signaling heightened vigilance in the area.
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New York
Hortensia
British Reconnoitre Stormberg After Boer Evacuation
General Gatacre dispatched a strong force on Monday January 8 to reconnoitre Stormberg, where Boers were reported to have evacuated. The British found entrenched burghers and returned to Sterksstroom.
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London
Gatacre
Stormberg
Sterksstroom
American Guns For Boers Rush Order From Transvaal
Frankfort Indiana reports local gun stock makers have a rush order for 125000 gun stocks to be shipped via New York to South Africa. The same factory is producing 200000 gun stocks for the German government.
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Frankfort
Ind
Transvaal
New York
South Africa
Relative of Secretary Gage Dying in Toledo Boarding House
William W. Gage, a cousin of the Secretary of the Treasury, is dying in a Toledo boarding house at 411 Michigan Street. He is penniless and dependent on charity for medical care, with his landlord providing for him and notifying Secretary Gage today of his condition.
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Toledo
William W. Gage
Secretary of the Treasury
Michigan Street
Gage
Somerville Milk Men Hold Third Annual Ball
Employees of the Somerville Milk Men held their third annual ball last night in Roughan's Hall City square Charlestown. It was most pleasant and successful.
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Somerville Milkmen
Roughan’s
City Square
Charlestown
Women Claim Drunkards Can Be Cured By Remedy Trial
An ad promises a cure for drunkenness urging women to obtain a free trial package by sending name and address to Dr. Haines at 1280 Glenn Britaing Cincinnati Ohio. It claims silent, permanent results and offers literature and testimonials.
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Dr. Haines
Tor J. W. Heines
Glenn Britaing
Cincinnati
Golden Specific Promised as Cure for Drunkenness
Letters from Mrs. Howard Tarleton Miss Mary Roberts and Mrs. John M Hatton recount how Golden Specific cured relatives of drunkenness. They describe secret use in coffee tea or food and urge other women to request a free trial from Dr J W Haines Cincinnati Ohio.
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Howard Tarleton
Lebanon
Ohio
al Bum
Mary Roberts
Golden Gate Ave
San Francisco
Cal
Liny
John M. Hatton
J. W. Haines
Glenn Bldg
Cincinnati
Onio
Filenn Building
Bryan for extension
In an interview W. J. Bryan argues for enlarging the republic’s limits to include peoples capable of representation while condemning the acquisition of subject territory to be held under colonial government. He cites the Filipinos as not meeting the criteria.
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Minneapolis
Minn
W. J. Bryan
Democratic Party
Murder in West Madison lodging house leaves two dead
Chicago report details a double homicide after a man and woman were found shot in a West Madison Street lodging house. The woman identified as Margaret Gamble and the man as W. A. Futrell. a novel fragment and the inscription Marge appear on pages and photos.
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Chicago
Madison Street
Marge
Jonesporo
Ind
W. A. Futrell
Margaret Gamble
Blairsville
Penn
Futrell
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Albany Society
Schoeneman
Raymond Syndicate
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Cape Town
Paarl
Rhodes
Lord Kitchener
Victor
Omdurman
Lord Roberts
Berlin
William
Count von Buclow
Aden
Durban
Herzog
Lorenzo Marquez
Count von Hatzfeld
Deutschland
Prince Henry of
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Habicht
Unitarian Club
Ushers’ Literary Association
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Dr. Burkhart
Mrs. Howard Tarleton
Mrs. Joimn M. Hatton
Bryan
Lover
Indiana
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