Cure for Bright's disease hailed by medical authorities
The article reports broad support from physicians for Warner's Safe Cure as a cure for Bright's disease and kidney trouble. It cites experts including Dr. N S Davis and Dr. Frank T Andrews, declaring most cases curable with careful use of the remedy.
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Europe
America
N.S. Davis
Frank T. Andrews
S. Clarke
Warner
Charles W. Purdy
Bright
R. A. Gunn
United States Medical College
A. B. Hosmer
Tyre York
Washington, D.C
Warrington Earle
Chicago
John W. Mapes
Paris
Three Killed in Mine Boiler Explosion at Gold Lake
A boiler explosion at the Gold Lake mines in East Halifax killed mine manager Daniel McPhail and two workers, James Hennessy and John McIsaac, instantly. Hennessy and McIsaac were testing the boiler and were en route to their homes in Truro when the accident occurred. no other serious injuries were reported.
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Gold Lake Mines
Boston
Daniel McPhail
James Hennessy
John McIsaac
Hennessy
Meiisaac
Truro
Blind Willie Leavitt Faces Murder Charge At Grand Jury
The December grand jury will hear the case of Blind Willie Leavitt accused in the murder of Alice Brown. Captain Dugan handed police testimony to Chief Watts, who will present it to the district attorney.
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Willie Leavitt
Alice Brown
Dugan
Chief Watts
Body of male child found on Swampscott beach
The body of a male infant was found on Swampscott Beach. Medical Examiner Pinkham believes the child lived about 48 hours after birth and died from exposure after being thrown into the water. Police are investigating the case.
Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder for Catarrh Cure
An advertisement claims Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder cures catarrh quickly, even chronic cases. It cites symptoms like head pains eyes throat breath and offers the product with a promise of rapid relief. The notice lists Washington and Messed tA. as distributors.
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Agnew
Is. & Coe Pos
Washington
Navy spending and build-up plans in Secretary Long report
Secretary J D Long's annual navy report outlines current fighting force including four first class battleships two second class battleships sixteen cruisers and other vessels with several under construction. It calls for rapid armor procurement for new ships and outlines international naval builds led by England France Japan and others with emphasis on Japan's rising Pacific power. It also recommends dock expansions across seven coastal divisions led by a Boston dock and lists substantial yard repair and construction needs totaling about 34 million for 1898 with plans for 1899 budgets.
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J. D. Long
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France
Japan
United States
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Russia
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New England
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Bureau of Yards and Docks
Clash Over Lagos Hinterland Tensions Between French and British
A Rome despatch reports a sanguinary clash at Niki in the Lagos hinterland between French and British forces. London papers cite danger from proximity of the two powers in the contested territory and a rumor of British French collision with Niki said to be captured by French troops.
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Frankfurter Zeitung
Rome
Niki
Lagos
London
London Morning
British Colonial Office
Colonial Office
Navy officers and funds urged to sustain a strong coast defense
Secretary Long argues for a robust navy amid coast vulnerability, endorsing higher officer pay and a larger cadre, testing cadet suitability, and raising entry age to 15–18 with expanded cadet commissions. He stresses cost but asserts popular support for maintaining peak naval efficiency and readiness.
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Marine Corps
Naval Academy
Long
Yong
ExplosionNear Chesterfield Destroys Nitro Glycerine
An explosion occurred half a mile west of Chesterfield Indiana injuring two drillers Haney and McGuire who escaped with bruises. Sixty quarts of nitro glycerine were hauled to a field to shoot a well. The blast tore a ten foot by deep hole and tossed men twenty feet. The jar was felt ten miles away.
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Chesterfield
Ind
Haney
McGuire
Delightful Florida Winter Climate Attracts Clyde Line Travel
The piece praises Florida's winter climate and easy reach via Clyde line steamers described as the finest in coastwise service. It invites readers planning a trip to contact Clyde line offices at 201 Washington Street Boston or 6 Bowling Green New York for arrangements.
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Union
Florida
Clyde Line
Washington Street
Boston
Mass
Bowling Green
New York
N. Y
Not Guilty Verdict In Goert and Corbett Assault Case
Taunton Superior Court jury found not guilty today of Dr John Goert and Joseph Corbett on charges of assault with intent to commit arson against Aram Armentat of Seekonk. The verdict ends the trial with both men cleared of the alleged attack.
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Superior Court
Jotn Goert
Joseph Corbett
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Armentat
Ae Y
Seekonk
Niger Hinterland Crisis Tests British French Frontiers
The dispute over Borgu Bussa and Bariba in the Niger hinterland risks straining Anglo French ties. France asserts a new principle allowing troops to occupy non garrisoned towns, while Britain cites prior treaties with local rulers and a long boundary negotiation history tracing back to 1868.
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France
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West Africa
Paris
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Niger Company
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Carnotville
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Lugard
Burgu
Decoeur
French Minister Says No Collision at Nik i
Paris November 26 M Lebon minister of the colonies says he has received no information of a clash between British and French troops at Niki in the Niger region and discredits the reports of such an incident.
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M. Lebon
Niki
Niger
Fusionists Pick Republican Senator Nominee
In Cincinnati Ohio on November 26 the fusion ticket carried the county and elected nine Democrats and five Republicans to the Legislature. Fusionists meeting there decided to vote for the Republican caucus nominee on joint ballot for United States Senator, making the Legislature 80 Republicans to 65 Democrats.
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Cincinnati
United States
Brooklyn in Bad Fix
Brooklyn faces a looming budget crisis as Comptroller Palmer is urged to halt all city payments until January 1. Corporation Counsel Burr concludes the November books show a deficit of three to four million dollars, a condition he says affects all departments and officials.
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New York
Palmer
Burr of
Brooklyn Today
Butler charge cited in Rocky Mount speech
A weekly Rocky Mount paper reports Senator Butler accused Democrats of paying for colored men to assault white women to keep race antagonism alive in a white man’s government campaign. Butler denies the exact words but allows possible allusion. Three Rocky Mount clergymen a physician and another man attest to the report.
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Raleigh
N. C
Rocky Mount
Butler
Riots in Porto Rico After Prisoners Land
Advices report a riot in Porto Rico after a steamer with political prisoners released from African penal settlements landed. The liberated men cheered for the United States and stirred a crowd, prompting police to intervene and force their reembarkation. Cuban colonel Alipio Sanchez was seized during the disturbance.
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Porto Rico
United States
Free America
Alipio Sanchez
Barrett Interferes to Save Seat in Congress
LYNN November 26 Congressman William B. Barrett of Melrose, seeking reelection, urges Republicans to back George F. Sampson for Mayor to preserve Barretts seat and federal influence. A Friday meeting united Barrett and Sampson supporters to block rival moves, while Democrats wage a quiet campaign amid Republican factional strife and local power interests.
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William B. Barrett
Melrose
Congress
Ramsdell
Washington
George F. Sampson
Barrett
Friends of
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Board of Aldermen
Standard Oil Company
Adams to Nominate Guatis at Municipal Convention
Charles T. Gallagher will chair the Republican municipal convention in Association Hall Monday at 8. Melvin O. Adams will nominate ex Mayor Edwin A. Curtis for Mayor with ex Alderman Alpheus Sanford likely to second. Cur tis Guild Jr to chair credentials as the adjourned convention reports on school committee candidates Wednesday in Wesleyan Hall and the aldermanic convention Thursday in Union Hall.
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Charles T. Gallagher
Association Hall
Melvin O. Adams
Edwin A. Curtis
Alpheus Sanford
Wesleyan Hall
Union Hall
Moran Presents 1000 Signatures for Riley Mayor Bid
John B Moran filed at 11 15 yesterday with the Board of Election Commissioners a nomination list bearing 1000 names for Thomas Riley in the city election. He claims to have at least 5000 more signatures to submit. Moran and Riley campaign officials predict Riley will defeat Mayor Quincy.
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Board of Election Commissioners
Pearson
Thomas Riley
Moran
Mr. Riley
Riley
Quincy
Extreme proposals in Massachusetts Mutual assessments
Counsel for H W Gray receiver of United States Mutual Accident Association told Insurance Commissioner Cutting that $4000 of a $17000 assessment from Massachusetts policy holders has been paid and $13000 remains. He proposed attachments on members real estate or stores to enforce payment. Cutting said he would seek a Supreme Court injunction. New York's court record shows an injunction granted and later reversed. He doubts Massachusetts courts would adopt that approach.
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H. W. Gray
United States Mutual Accident Association of New York
Cutting
Massachusetts
Supreme Court
New York
Recount Requests From Republican Caucuses Across Wards
Recount requests arise for Ward 24 ward committee vote Ward 12 ward committee vote Ward 10 Common Council vote Ward 25 alderman and Common Council vote Ward 15 ward committee vote and Ward 20 aldermanic vote. New caucus officers for Ward 20 Democratic caucus named Aaron A Wolfson John J Donovan John J Sheehan George H Keene and William A Horgan.
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Paisley Park
John J. Donovan
Heckler Street
John J. Sheehan
Quincy Street
George H. Keene
Shamrock Street
William A. Horgan
Washington Street
Harrington Leads Ward 4 Democratic Council Nomination
In Ward 4 the councilmanic race features four candidates for three nominations. Thomas F. Harrington stands out as a popular, energetic young Democrat with strong backing in local social organizations and among the ward’s younger voters.
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Thomas F. Harrington
Treasury cites affidavits strict to importers for teas
Washington November 26 The Treasury Secretary orders customs collectors to require affidavits under Section 4 of the tariff act only from importers or consignees not from agents or brokers. If samples or affidavits are doubtful the examiner must obtain proper samples himself for standard comparison.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Child Blown Foot Crushed By Train Near Harvard Street Station
Herbert Holway a 9 year old of 8 Spencer Street was severely injured when his left foot was crushed by a freight train on the tracks in front of the Harvard Street station of the New England road yesterday afternoon. He was rushed to City Hospital for treatment.
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Spencer Street
Harvard Street
New England Road
City Hospital
Tillinghast Co Assigns in Providence
The L. A. Tillinghast Company, catering firm since 1891, announced an assignment in Providence today. Directors value liabilities at 60000 dollars and assets at 100002 dollars.
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Providence
L. A. Tillinghast Company
Steamer Science Collides. Freiburg Also Damaged
The British steamer Science passed St. Catherine's Point signaling serious damage from a collision with the German ship Freiburg under Captain Hellburg. Freiburg also appeared seriously damaged and was being towed by a tug toward Southampton for repair.
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London
Science
St. Catherine’s Point
Isle of Wight
Freiburg
Hellburg
Newport News
Hamburg
Southampton
Runaway Wagon Plows Charlestown Streets Injuring Two Boys
In Charlestown yesterday John McNamee drove on Harvard street when a wagon shaft broke causing a runaway. McNamee was thrown with slight injuries as the wagon wrecked in City square and a coal team collided, while a second horse struck a light wagon driven by Herbert York and a companion, both about 14, were knocked down with minor injuries. Inspector Early captured the second horse near the railroad station.
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John McNamee
Harvard Street
McNamee
Bow Street
City Square
Warren Avenue
Herbert C. York
Early
West End
Miss Goldie Klondike Drops From Kirmess Encore Plan
In a letter to the editor, Miss Goldie Klondike states her withdrawal from further participation in the Kirmess performance. She cites no dispute with W. C. R. A. management, only disagreement with the stage director over her response to audience encores.
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Kirmess
Rengpose
Goldie Klondike
Otel Madison
Trial of Martin Thorn Proceeds as Prosecution Restates Case
In New York District Attorney Youngs says the people have rested their case in the Martin Thorn trial for the Guldensuppe murder. Defense lawyers Howe and Moss anticipate introducing evidence to acquit Thorn, while prosecutors may call Mrs. Nack in rebuttal if Thorn testifies.ные
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Howe
Moss
Martin Thorn
Guldensuppe
Youngs
Nack
Thorn
Lovering Guilty in Fort Sheridan Court Martial
The Chicago Tribune reports Captain Leonard A. Lovering is found guilty as charged in the court martial for brutal treatment of Private Charles Hammond. The court condemns cruelty though leniency is shown due to the accused's good character. Record will be sent to Washington for presidential review by Monday.
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the Tribune
Lovering
Leonard A. Lovering
Fort Sheridan
Charles Hammond
Captain Lovering
Hunter
Washington
Alger
Miles
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