New Jersey Congressman McDermott Delivers Final Speech
Washington report on Allan L. McDermott of New Jersey delivering a dramatic floor address defending Jews amid debate on a postal appropriation bill. He questions biblical inspiration, cites crucifixion, and notes his imminent death during a largely agnostic critique of scripture.
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Washington
Allan L. McDermott
New Jersey
McDermott
Matthew
Moses
Pilar
Jesus
Coal Strike Tensions Rise as Meeting Holds to Roosevelts Plan
In Indianapolis and New York, coal operators and miners face a stalled dispute. The Southwestern Interstate Coal Operators Association endorses a tentative plan pushed by President Roosevelt to end the anthracite strike, while miners question wage and working conditions and await a potential settlement.
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Kansas City
Tha
Southwestern
Interstate Coal Operators’ Association
Uaign Mineas
Roceiver
Indianapola
Aval
Atocsa
Aeecga
A 72 Million Bar Bill Germany Spends Big on Drink
Letters from American consuls explain Germanys huge liquor outlay. Each inhabitant drinks about 6 quarts of wine 1004 quarts of beer and 9 quarts of brandy annually. Population 60 million drives liquor expenditure to 672587000 with men over 15 averaging 37.36.
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Germany
Washington
Bureau of Manufacture
Brittain
Guenther
Army
Navy
Dowie Holds Peaceful Stance Amid Zion City Crisis
The article reports John Alexander Dowie remaining in Chicago and asserting a peaceful stance amid tensions in Zion City. Dowie says he will begin legal action against opponents and vows to proceed against perceived high handed leadership, while advisors and Zion supporters express loyalty and readiness to back him.
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Chicago
Dowie
Insted
Zion
John’ Alexander Dowie
Eddy, Haley & Wietehsta
Voliva
John Alex
Rider Dowie
Gil
President to launch reclaiming campaign on land seized for pasture
Washington reports the president plans a proclamation to reclaim lands unlawfully fenced by large cattle owners. Secretary Hitchcock has spent thousands prosecuting land grab cases with limited results and vows to press indictments if owners do not remove fences within 60 days.
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Washington
Moody - God
Hitchcock
Rheumatism cured by Dr Williams Pink Pills testimonial
A Syracuse reader claims Dr Williams Pink Pills cured rheumatism after other treatments failed. The letter says three boxes relieved severe knee pain dizziness and sensory issues, with additional claims of anemia and paralysis benefits, and notes pills cost 50 cents per box or 2.50 for a five‑box supply from the Ac Medicine Co. Schonectady.
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Williams
Fitch Street
Syracuse
N.Y
Deacon
Dr. Williams
Jury Fixing and Railways Probe Dominates City News
The New York Herald reports strong evidence of jury padding or bribery linked to street railway interests. State Bar association defers further inquisition until ongoing proceedings finish.
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State Bar Association
New York Herald
Prespiration and Peace Amid Heat at Algeciras Delegates
The Chicago Record Herald notes delegates at Algeciras may have to endure high temperatures as talks proceed. The report conveys a tense atmosphere with mentions of discomfort and possible concessions during the discussions.
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Algeciras
Chicago -Record- Herald
Western Bowling Congress Meeting Report in Salt Lake
Report notes the western bowling congress meeting held in Salt Lake City with remarks on discreet gathering by attendees. Scattered phrases mention secrecy and unusual tone surrounding the event without clear details.
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Western Bowling Congress
Salt Lake
Somata
Decayed Starch and Health Benefits of Grape-Nuts
An Asheville reader recalls long stomach trouble and indigestion linked to starches. After using Grape-Nuts with cream at meals, he reports improved health, stronger nerves, weight gain, and better sleep, citing a small daily regimen and the book Wellville for guidance.
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Asheville
Tom
Wellville
Missouri News Roundup Reflects Turbulent State Affairs
A chaotic Missouri landscape includes a coal famine in Clarence and a rising demand for improved agriculture. Missouri tolls are being abolished while Trenton plans a traditional Fourth of July. Rural post offices close as township laws face voiding, and Missouri’s wheat crop is praised as normal schools fill after rural closures. The state confronts mine plans, railroad disruptions, and political shifts amid widespread local reports.
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St. Charles
Missouri
Trenton
Anyrane
Carthage
Waren
Missouri Telephone Lines
Bell Company
BE. EK. BE. McJimsey
Panama Canal
Dowle
St. Joseph
Mexico
Job
Henry Rogers
Aurvasse
Dr Pierce's Medicines and Endorsements Promoted
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce's medicines claiming strong endorsements from authorities. It promotes non secret formulas and includes Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for constipation as a simple, candy like remedy. The copy emphasizes alcohol free and nutritive antiferment properties.
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Pierce
Aldrich Forces Printing of 10000 Railway Rate Volumes
Senator Aldrich orders the printing of 10,000 copies of six volumes of railway rate testimony. The move aims to publish the extensive material, which likely no living person has read in full.
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Vengguela
Danny
Castro
Pewitént
Atlanta
Aldrich
Raltizsore Sih
Infantile Eczema Relief Highlighted by Mother
A mother praises the Cutiura Remedies after her infant’s months long infantile eczema outbreak. She reports rapid improvement within days and full recovery, noting gratitude for the treatment’s effectiveness and sharing the testimonial from 1905. The piece references product pricing and accompanying pills for constipation.
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Maebelle Lyon
Parsons Ie
Mercury
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