Our Successful Foreign Diplomacy and Morocco Accord
The article praises U.S. diplomacy under Secretary Hay and President Roosevelt. France extended the Grand Cross of the Legion of Honor for peace efforts. The Morocco incident ends with Perdicaris's release as the European squadron pressure and Paris representations demonstrate effective State Department strategy. England and France recently recognized French paramountcy in a new treaty.
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Washington
France
Hay
Legion of Honor
Roosevelt
State Department
Morocco
Perdicaris
Mulai-Abd-el-Aziz
Paris
England
Mr. Hay
Rais Uli
Republic
Rais Ali
Europe
M. Raindre
Geneva
Moroccsh
Tangier
Nnter
Tibet
China
United States
Bosh
Younghusband
India
American Monthly Review of Reviews
Hyomei claims cures for catarrh and morocco policy notes
An ad touts Hyomei as a cure for catarrh promising root-level action and money-back guarantee. It promotes the complete outfit for $1 and an extra bottle for 50 cents. Separately, a political commentary reviews Morocco policy under a French loan and Britain's Tibet aims, praising American diplomacy and noting consequences for France and the Empire. Includes a testimonial for Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets from Des Moines Iowa, sold by W. H. Baffington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Jasmin
Chamberlain
L. F. Andrews
Des Moines
Towa
W. H. Baffington
Young Philadelphia rider breaks elbow at Silver Creek finals
Paul Howe, 15, son of Arthur and Mrs. Howe of Philadelphia, while alighting from a wagon at the Excelsior tennis court in Silver Creek, fractured his left elbow during the boy's tournament finals against Rudolph Wella. He received ether for the fracture, was taken to Dr. Merriman, and to Rhode Island hospital for X ray confirmation. Injuries by collision prove fatal. Betsy Sherman of Fall River, injured after being thrown from a carriage in Warren, dies. coroner notified. Mrs. Sherman, born 1814 in Warren, resided in Fall River about 50 years. husband Gardner Sherman ran a market and served as a police officer.
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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
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
Namquit Mill Sold At Auction For 18330
The Namquit mill property and yard were sold at 2 PM for 18330 to Charles B. Rockwell, treasurer and principal owner of Cranston Worsted Mills. Auctioneer J E Conant of Lowell conducted the bidding, with W T C Wardwell among the bidders. Machinery had been sold earlier to a Fall River firm. Other property including tenement houses was also sold. Seth Paull bought two houses for 2005 and 2105 respectively. The property is valued around 45000.
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Charles B. Rockwell
Cranston Worsted
Mr. Rockwell
J. E. Conant
Lowell
W. T. C. Ward
Are American Women Becoming Healthier
An Elizabeth Stuart Morley article adapted for Leslie's Weekly argues women suffer more ill health than men due to lack of outdoor activity tight lacing and nervous strain. It promotes the Viavi movement begun in San Francisco as a comprehensive health education system for women and credits personal testimonies and lectures for its spread across the United States and Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Stuart Morley
Leslie’s Weekly
G. A. R. Hall
Babbitt Women's Relief Corps and Friends
United States
Europe
Viavi
San Francisco
Cal
New York
Taken With Cramps On Bridge Crew Near Littleport
A bridge gang worker, Wm. Kirmie, fell suddenly ill with cramps and cholera like symptoms near Littleport. Gifford advised Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, gave doses, and he recovered enough to work the next day. The Elkader Argus praises the remedy and urges home stock. For sale by W. B. Huffington.
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Kirmie
Littleport
Gifford
Chamberlain
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