Catarrh of the Stomach Promises Easy Digestion Aid
An article advocates Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a safe simple remedy for catarrh of the stomach and indigestion. It describes symptoms such as bloating sour risings and a coated tongue and claims the tablets promote thorough digestion after meals. Testimonial notes relief after use and invites readers to request a free trial package from F A Stuart Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlanson
Stuart
R. S. Workman
Chicago
Ill
F. A. Stuart Co
Nervous Headaches Offer Pain Relief Claim
A testimonial from Mrs. Addie Merrill of Auburn Maine describes relief from nervous headaches after using Dr Williams Pink Pills. She says headaches ceased and appetite and weight improved. Pills sold by druggists or by the Dr Williams Medicine Company Schenectady NY at 50 cents a box or six for 2.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Dr. Williams
Natives Fearful Before Kingston Quake As Weather Shifts
Report from the tramp steamer Kirby Bank describes unusual heat two days before the Kingston quake and a rapid switch to cold conditions. Crew slept on deck to escape heat then bundled in clothes as temperatures plunged, causing much suffering during the transition.
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Kingston
Kirby Bank
Jamaica to be swapped for Philippine Islands offer resurfaces
Private advices from Kingston report renewed talk of annexing Jamaica to the United States in exchange for the Philippine Islands. The plan, breached earlier, drew interest from President Roosevelt who valued Jamaica as the isthmian key to the Panama Canal. Public sentiment in Jamaica could be stirred to support U S ownership against the British governor.
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Washington
Kingston
Swettenham-Davis
Jamaica
United States
Philippine Islands
Roosevelt
Panama Canal
Elihu Root
Washington, D. C
Davis
United States Navy
State Department
Bacon
Admiral Davis
Jamaican
Edward Grey
Great Britain
Esme Howard
Refugees in New York Condemn Jamaica Officials Inaction
American refugees from Kingston arriving on the Prinz Eitel Friedrich denounced English authorities for three days of disorder and inaction after the earthquake. They called out Captain Parsons and others for refusals of aid and failure to assist wounded refugees, urging relief and protection from British and colonial officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kingston
Jamaica
Prinz Eitel Friedrich
Prinz Estel
Swettenham
Admiral Davis
Parsons
Sir Alfred Jones
Richard Vahsel
Hamburg-American Line
Port Kingston
Vahsel
Spanish Town
Father O'Donovan
Boston
Galvin L. Payne
Indianapolis
H. F. Auld
Hatboro
Penn
Captain Parsons
Bifth
Hamburg-American Docks
Harry F. Roberts
Guy Perley Woodman
Westbrooke, Me
Andrew S. Ewing
Montreal
John D. O'Donovan
Kingston Relief Efforts After Sampson Voyage
Jamaica receives U S aid after disaster with Admiral Sampson's squadron delivering food and building materials. The Bank of Nova Scotia reconstruction lumber nails and tin roof sheathing are shipped, plus flour for Kingston hotels. Carpenters and masons will assist as the steamship departs loaded with supplies for Kingston and nearby areas.
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Kingston
Bank of Nova Scotia
Titchfield
Admiral Sampson
Supplies From Boston Sail With Food and Materials for Kingston
A large corps of laborers loaded the Admiral Sampson with lumber hardware and provisions for Kingston. The ship sailed today to Jamaica where rebuilding of the ill fated city will begin. Over 300 barrels of crackers and other supplies were loaded.
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Admiral Sampson
Kingston
Jamaica
Blackwell Family Narrowly Escapes Kingston Earthquake
The Blackwell party Henry B. Blackwell of Boston and Mr and Mrs George W Blackwell with daughter from Cambridge survived the Kingston quake in Jamaica after leaving the Myrtle Bank Hotel just hours before the tremors. Cablegram to Howard F Blackwell confirmed they were safe and well. Alice Stone Blackwell expressed relief upon receiving news and letters dated before the quake.
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Blackwell
Henry B. Blackwell
Boston
George W. Blackwell
Cambridge
Port Au Prince
Jamaica
Howard F. Blackwell
Alice Stone Blackwell
Miss Blackwell
Kingston
Myrtle Bank
East Boston Harbor Rescue Puts Man Safely Afloat
In East Boston last night Robert Drummey dived into icy harbor waters to save James Donovan who was knocked overboard by a derrick boom near Morrison's coal wharf at 10 30. Drummey kept Donovan afloat until a boat arrived and pulled both to safety.
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Boston
Robert Drummey
James Donovan
Morrison
Donovan
Drummey
Haynes Street
Seiberlich Opens Hotel License Amid West Roxbury Protests
Ex-Senator Frank Seiberlich of Jamaica Plain received a hotel liquor license from the Excise Board to operate at 64 66 Hyde Park avenue. Activists opposed the decision, though the license lists Frank Seiberlich and F. J. Jager. The Hyde Park avenue hotel is the first in the district, drawing wide resident concern.
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West Roxbury
Excise Board
Frank Seiberlich
Jamaica Plain
Seiberlich
Hyde Park Avenue
F. J. Jager
Bailey Wins Re Election In Texas After Vote
In Austin on January 22 Senator Joseph A. Bailey narrowly won re election by one vote amid charges he accepted large loans from Waters Price Oil and Standard Oil interests. Senate 19 10 and House 89 35 approved. joint session to canvass set for tomorrow. Opponents failed to require a special primary. Special committee probes charges tonight.
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Austin
Tex
Joseph A. Bailey
Waters Price Oil Company
Standard Oil
Senate
Bailey
Tillman Re-elected in South Carolina Senate Vote
In Columbia on January 22, the Senate voted for B. R. Tillman to return as United States Senator. The House largely supported Tillman, except Rev. Coke D. Mann who declined to vote citing concerns over Hubbel rebates and alleged Prohibitionist alignment with the bar-room element against the State dispensary. Confirmation follows in joint assembly tomorrow.
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Columbia
S. C
Senate
House of Representatives
B. R. Tillman
United States
Tillman
House
Coke D. Mann
Oconee County
Mann
Great Step in Women's Rights in Property Law
Voices in support of a bill allowing conveyance and contracts between husbands and wives without third parties. Advocates say current laws force indirect transfers, creating expense and confusion, and deny women equal partnership rights enjoyed by others and in other states. The measure aims to place spouses on the same legal plane as partners and align with broader emancipation trends.
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England
New York
Firemen Injured at $60,000 Arch Street Fire
Fire raged through a Kowalker Bookbindery building on Arch Street with flames reaching the second floor and roof. Chief Mullen and Deputy Chief Grady ordered multiple alarms as firemen fought from Arch to Franklin streets to prevent spread to nearby factories and a news building.
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Arch Street
Kowalker Bookbindery
Mullen
Grady
Chase, Brown & Co
Franklin, Arch
Summer
Otis
Devonshire Streets
George C. Quincy & Co
Glickman & Newhoff
Franklin Street
Metropolitan News Company
Metropolitan Manufacturing Company
Remington Typewriter Company
Derby Desk Company
No. 90
Fire destroys three business houses in Phillipsburg
A blaze in Phillipsburg Kansas today destroyed three large business houses and caused an estimated loss of 100000 dollars. No injuries were reported but investigators work to determine the fire's cause. The fire broke out early in the day prompting extensive efforts by local firefighters.
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Phillipsburg
Kan
Eczema Healed by Hot Bath and X Zalla Claim
C L Birch of 3 Oakley Street Dorchester Boston reports a three year facial eczema case. He bathed and steamed his face with very hot water then applied X Zalla which healed all sores.
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C. L. Birch
Oakley Street
Dorchester District
Boston
Debaters Spotlight on Boston Telephone Debate
Tomorrow evening at the Boston City Club Alfred S. Hayes president of the Metropolitan Home Telephone Company and Samuel L. Powers representing New England Telephone address whether a second Boston telephone system is necessary or desirable. Each speaker will deliver a 30 minute first period and a final period not exceeding 15 minutes with Dr. David A. Ellis presiding.
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Boston City Club
Alfred S. Hayes
Metropolitan Home Telephone Company
Samuel L. Powers
New England Telephone & Telegraph Company
Boston
David A. Ellis
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George A. O. Ernst
Charles W. Bartlett
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Iis
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Ladder 3
McDonald
Harrison Avenue
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Heffern
Coburn
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Genvire
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H. Underberg Albrecht
Rheinberg
Germany
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California
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News of the World
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
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Washington St
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