Tarbell Denies Inducement Allegations To Legislature
Gage E. Tarbell second vice president of Equitable Life filed an affidavit with the life insurance investigation committee denying Sickles Buffalo testimony alleging money for letters of introduction offered as inducement to issue a policy.
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New York
Gage E. Tarbell
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Legislative Committee On Life Insurance
George H. Sickles
Buffalo
Irish M P Devlin to Speak at Faneuil Hall in Boston
Irish member of the House of Commons Charles H. Devlin visits Boston staying at Bellevue. He will address the United Irish League at Faneuil Hall to raise funds for the Irish Nationalist party and push home rule as Campbell-Bannerman is viewed as a home ruler.
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Faneuil Hall
Boston
Charles H. Devlin
House of Commons
Hotel
Bellevue
Ireland
England
Scotland
Wales
United States
Devlin
United Irish League
Irish Nationalist Party
Sir Henry
Campbell-Bannerman
Montreal College
Laval University
Quebec
A de Montigny
Mr. Devlin
Fitzgerald
T. J. Dillon
Boston Central Council
Mer
Denis O'Callaghan
Thomas J. Gargan
Patrick J. Duane
Charles R. Devlin
Roosevelt lauds Army medic in Cuban action medal
President Roosevelt presents Medal of Honor to Captain James Robb Church for gallant actions at Las Guasimas during the Spanish American War. He carried wounded under fire and over open ground, earning the president's praise as eye witness to the trenches comradeship.
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Roosevelt
James Robb Church
The
Medical Corps of the Army
Church
Las Guasimas
Cuba
Captain Church
Russia’s Witte vows harsh measures to save Russia
Premier Witte told a St. Petersburg delegation that moderates failed to back the government and that repressive actions are needed to compel support. He promised no action before Jan 20, outlined two laws defining council relations, and noted the empire’s assembly would include zemstvoists, nobility, and trade reps. Meanwhile Georgia and Mingrelia face revolutionary turmoil with troops deployed, Tiflis plundered, and bombings and shelling reported with casualties.
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ST. Petersburg
Witte
Russia
Durnovo
Council of the Empire
National Assembly
Poland
Caucasus
Georgia
Minegrelia
Tiflis
Caucasia
Pastors and Mayor Clash Over Holy Jumpers Services
The Rev. A C Dixon and two other clergy men spoke with the Mayor about his refusal to let the Holy Jumpers hold services in city halls. While two ministers sided with the Mayor, Dixon doubted. The Mayor said the issue was one of decency and morality and defended his decision as rightful.
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A. C. Dixon
Herberts. Johnson
Francis H. Rowley
Dixon
New York Central Denies Rebates in Indictment Case
The New York Central & Hudson River Railroad says it supplied the government with most facts behind its indictment and wants its ties with General Electric tested in court. The company asserts Electric paid full tariff rates and Central paid an equivalent for terminal work, insisting no rebate was given.
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New York
New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Company
General Electric Company
Electric
The
Central
Federal Grand Jury
Railroad Company
New York Central
Would Do No Harm Oak Park Woman Finds Postum Benefits
An Oak Park wife credits Postum Food Coffee with ending her heart palpitations and nervous weakness after years of coffee consumption. She switched on medical advice and reports steadier nerves, clearer thinking, and normal heart function for five years, while helping her dyspeptic son-in-law improve digestion.
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Oak Park
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Fairbanks Seeks Bride After Reading Scores of Letters
Thomas Fairbanks former-drummer of Attleboro, advertising for a wife, plans to meet his future partner and visit homes for a heart to heart talk. He urges sending photos, then judging by letters and portraits. Several replies describe young women with dark hair and eyes seeking an older husband and a good home.
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Thomas Fairbanks
Attleboro
Fairbanks
Mr. Fairbanks
Newton Upper Falls
Concord Junction
Debating society backs mercy death for deformed newborns
In Los Angeles on January 10 the Debating Society of the College of Physicians and Surgeons approves mercy death for curably deformed newborns. Judges and a large audience of women applaud as young doctors describe cripples as a menace to society and argue for destruction.
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Los Angeles
Cal
The
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Cure a Cold in One Day Ad
An old advertisement promises relief from a cold in a day using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Druggists refund money if it fails to cure, and each box bears W. Grove's signature. Price listed as 25 cents.
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W. Grove
Keifer Attacks Philippine Tariff Bill in Washington
Jan 10 in Washington Mr Weifer of Ohio ex speaker delivered a forceful indictment of the Philippine tariff bill. He argued free traders do nothing and producers deserve protection. He noted Massachusetts tariff revision lacks local free list products and recalled the shoe price comment tied to hides. The session closed amid talk of Mrs Minor Morris’s removal and a brief rebuttal from Mr Grosvenor of Ohio.
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Washington
Weifer
Ohio
House
United States
Keifer
Massachusetts
Mr. Douglas
Minor Morris
Sheppard
Texas
Grosvenor
Charcoal Lozenges Promoted For Health Beauty Benefits
A Buffalo physician endorses Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges as a safe daily aid for gas in the stomach and bowels, clearer complexion, purer breath, and improved liver function. Sold for twenty five cents a box at drug stores, the lozenges combine Willow charcoal with honey and antiseptics in tablet form.
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Stuart
Buffalo
Hood's Sarsaparilla for Rheumatism and Uric Acid
Advertises Hood's Sarsaparilla as the best blood medicine and general tonic for rheumatism caused by excess uric acid. Claims to neutralize uric acid, aid liver kidneys and skin, and offer radical permanent cures. Includes testimonial from Miss Kate Baum praising recovery after twelve bottles.
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Hood
Kate Baum
Memphis
Tenn
Hood's Sarsaparilla Now in Chocolate Coated Tablets
To satisfy tablet lovers we offer Hood's Sarsaparilla as chocolate coated tablets alongside the liquid. The solid extract preserves the medicine's curative ingredients minus the alcohol. Sold by druggists or by mail. 100 doses one dollar. C. I. Hood Co., Lowell, Massachusetts.
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C. I. Hood Co
Lowell
Mass
Senate Debate Shapes Pure Food Bill Progress
Washington Jan 10 Senator Heyburn urged support for a pure food bill aimed at guarding the public from fraud. He said changes protect retail dealers yet retain core provisions from last session. Spooner and Gallinger praised amendments as improving passage prospects. further debate was set for tomorrow.
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Washington
Heyburn
Spooner
Gallinger
Tomorow
Coasting May Cost 2 Lives In Turner’s Falls
On L Street Hill a coasting accident involving a double runner and a hack driven up the hill left two youths fatally injured and four others hurt. Principal injuries include Joseph Goselin 12 with internal injuries and Cora Gilbeault 15 with a fractured skull, while George Paulin 18 suffered a broken left leg in three places and other riders sustained various wounds.
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Turner's Falls
Mass
L Street Hill
Joseph Goselin
Cora Gilbeault
George Paulin
Fréd Maeker
Carus Nadle
Peter Girard
Lowney Firms Share 15000 Among Longtime Employees
The Walter M. Lowney Company and the Lowney Chocolate Company distributed fourteen thousand five hundred dollars among employees with a year or more of service. This marks the fourth year of the labor dividend, a profit sharing gesture rewarding labor’s enthusiasm and loyalty.
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Walter M. Lowney Company
Lowney Chocolate Company
Lowney
Screen law crusade hits North Adams saloons
North Adams license commissioners heard John B Moran's screen law ruling and ordered the windows of all saloons cleared.
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North Adams
John B. Moran
Tufts Divorce Trial Linked to Roses Card Names Leon
Edward R Tufts reputed millionaire on trial for divorce before Judge Honore after alleging desertion by Mary Tufts. Benedict J Short states Tufts found American Beauty roses with a card bearing the name Leon and claims Leon is Leon Hamilton. Tufts seeks proof of wife’s nonpossession and whereabouts.
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Chicago
Edward R., Tufts
Honore
Chary
Tuthill
Mary Tufts
Tufts
Benedict J. Short
Leon
Leon Hamilton
Short
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