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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1904

Page

3

Our Successful Foreign Diplomacy in a Gilded Age

The piece defends the Roosevelt administration by noting France’s Grand Cross of the Legion of Honor for Hay and the State Department’s role in Morocco. It cites Perdicaris’s release as a successful outcome and highlights a Paris representation that influenced the Sultan Mulai Abd el Aziz. It links these events to Anglo French treaty dynamics and praises U.S. diplomatic strategy.

Washington France Hay Legion of Honor Roosevelt State Department Morocco Perdicaris Mulai-Abd-el-Aziz Paris England

Hyomei Promises Cure for Catarrh and Germ Destruction

An advertisement extols Hyomei as the only thorough cure for catarrh, claiming it kills germs in the air passages and enters the blood with oxygen. It offers a one dollar complete outfit, with a lifetime inhaler and options for extra bottles, backed by a money refund if not cured. The text shifts to geopolitics, noting U.S. diplomacy on Morocco and Tibet, praising Mr. Hay for securing Perdicaris release and France's influence, plus a Tibetan inquiry and Britain’s pledge to withdraw Younghusband expedition after guaranteeing India’s commercial rights. It ends with a testimonial for Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets from L. F. Andrews of Des Moines.

Norrm Buackworer Central Ave Inneapolis Minn Lydia E. Pinkham Pinkham America Lynn Mass Dean Perrsamw Jennie L. Kowakpé St. N. W Washington, D.C Lynn, Mass A. J. Jasmin Morocco Mr. Hay Perdicaris Hay Rais Uli France Republic Rais Ali Europe M. Raindre Geneva Moroccsh Tangier Nnter State Department Tibet China United States England Bosh Younghusband India American Monthly Review of Reviews

Boy Howe Fractures Elbow in Tennis Finals

Paul Howe aged 15 son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Howe of Philadelphia while visiting town for the summer met a serious accident at the Excelsior tennis court in Silver Creek. He fell when alighting from a wagon breaking his left elbow. treated by Dr Merriman and Dr Williams and sent to Rhode Island hospital for X rays.

Paul Howe Arthur Howe Philadelphia Excelsior Silver Creek Rudolph Wella W. R. ‘Rotter A. M. Merriman W. Fred Williams Merriman Young Howe Rhode Island Hospital Pégram

Namquit Mill Sells at Auction for 18330

The Namquit Mill property including buildings sold today at 2 PM for 18330 to Charles B. Rockwell, treasurer and principal owner of Cranston Worsted Mills. Auctioneer J E Conant of Lowell led bidding from 5000 with Hon W T C Wardwell among bidders. machinery had been sold earlier to a Fall River firm. Seth Paull bought two houses for 2005 and 2105 each. The mill property valued about 45000.

Charles B. Rockwell Cranston Worsted Rockwell J. E. Conant Lowell

Are American Women Becoming Healthier

A Leslie’s Weekly article from July 14 reviews an address about women’s health, attributing high illness rates to lack of outdoor exercise, dress habits, and nervous tension. It endorses the Viavi movement begun in San Francisco, promoting education on hygiene and careful use of non surgical remedies to restore and maintain health for women across the United States and Europe.

Elizabeth Stuart Morley Leslie’s Weekly G. A. R. Hall Babbitt Women's Relief Corps and Friends United States Europe Viavi San Francisco Val New York

Taken With Cramps on Littleport Bridge Crewman

A bridge crewman, Wm. Kirmie of Littleport, fell ill with cramps and cholera like symptoms Thursday night. Gifford recommended Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy, giving doses that allowed him to work the next day. Elkader Iowa Argus cites the remedy as never failing and urges home keeping. Sold by W. B. Huffington.

Kirmie Littleport Gifford Chamberlain

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Hyomel L. F. Andrews Des Moines Towa W. H. Baffington Betsy E. Sherman Fall River Warren Swansea Sherman Abbie A. Cole East Warren Nelson R. Hall William H. Crawley Snerman Elijah and Marcy (Easterbrooks) Cole Gardner Sherman Beecham Joseph L. Buffum Hope ST Town OF Bristol D. Cruickshank Staples Coal Company Cas Franklin Lyken N. N. Cole Mann A.J. Jasmin R. I. Druc CO Hope Street Cor State and Thames Street Ancet Zacuas Bristol Pheenix
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