Global hush on court of arbitral justice plan sparks U S interest
National and international affairs dominate the page. Secretary Knox's court idea draws European interest while Senator Root seeks Mrs. Grover Cleveland's pension. Taft calls for centralizing corporate power and new court measures. Local incidents include a Winfield alfalfa mill fire and a St. Louis hotel blaze with injuries.
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National Capital
State Department
Knox
International Court of
Europe
Root
Senate
Grover Cleveland
Judiciary Committee
Alexander
Rivers and Harbors Committee
Maj. Schultz
Supreme Court of the United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Elkins
Suizer
New York
Congress
Taft
Court of Commerce
Speculative Cotton Market Falls Eight Dollars Below Peak Quotations
The speculative cotton market has declined rapidly and is now eight dollars per bale below the highest quotations. Harvard reports 6,308 students enrolled and 739 instructors this year. The Kansas state board of health orders 19 prosecutions of druggists and physicians for violations at Cornellation dormitory.
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John F. Fitzgerald
Boston
Czarina
Marshfield
Ore
Postal Telegraph-Cable Company
New York
Trans-Continental Telegraph Company
American Sugar Refining Company
S. B. Chapin & Co
New York Stock Exchange
Rock Island
Nicholson
Kansas
Texas
Tennessee
Iowa
Oklahoma
Murdo MacKenzie
American National Live Stock Association
Denver
Harvard
Cleveland
Kansas State Board of Health
Renee Military Academy
Cornellation
Portugal denies report on conspiracy against King Emanuel
Reports claim a plot against King Manuel. the government denies it while 40 suspected Republicans are jailed. In Nicaragua at Acoyapa a battle between insurgents and government troops kills around 100. Despatches from Mexico City say Diaz seeks a Central American protectorate and intervention. Madriz hopes negotiations with Estrada end the war.
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Portugal
Emanuel
Nicaragua
Acoyapa
Manuel
Mexico
Diaz
Central America
Madriz
Estrada
Record of diverse events spans aviation to politics
Louis Paulhan sets altitude record in Los Angeles by 5000 feet. Banquet honors William J. Calhoun new China minister in Chicago. C J Colfax jailed after a get rich quick scheme using daily $65 payoffs. Edward Frazier dies by his own hand in Cameron Missouri. Harvard Law dean James Barr Ames is dead. Creditors pursue Dr. Cook’s Carnegie Trust funds totaling 70000. Charles ONeil sentenced to hang for Fort Leavenworth shooting. John F Fitzgerald elected Boston mayor by 1326 vote margin of 93000. James Garfield comments on Pinchot’s removal praising his work for equality. Paulhan wins prize for mastery at Los Angeles aviation meet. Rev W M Stucky found guilty of abducting Lorena Sutherland. James H McNeill ousted as Webb City city marshal. William T McMackin dies by poison on a Kansas train. Roberta Delanon, 16, an heiress, elopes with a Philadelphia waiter and is found in Chicago.
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Louis Paulhan
France
Los Angeles
William J. Calhoun
China
Chicago
C. J. Colfax
Kansas
Edward Frazier
Kansas City Southern Railroad
Cameron
James Barr Ames
Harvard Law School
Cook
Carnegie Trust Company
Charles O'Neil
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas City
Kan
John F. Fitzgerald
Boston
James R. Garfield
Cleveland
Gifford Pinchot
Pinchot
Paulhan
Los Angeles International Aviation
W. M. Stuckey
Williamsburg
Ottawa
Lorena Sutherland
James H. McNeill
Webb City
William T. McMackin
Frederick
Paola
Olathe
Roberta Delanon
Philadelphia
Ee Sean. Hermann
Love Drives Uncle John’s Choice in Marriage
Tommy ponders why Uncle John wed Auntie and Auntie replies love. The dialogue hints at love’s power to compel decisions and shape family ties.
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Tommy
John
Marine Eye Remedy Co. Eye Book Free Ad
Marine Eye Remedy Co. of Chicago offers a 48 page illustrated Eye Book free. It promises advice on proper application of Marine Eye Remedies for your eye trouble and notes the product soothes pain strengthens weak eyes and does not smart. It sells for 50c and is recommended for use in adults and babies for scaly eyelids and granulation.
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Marine Eye Remedy Co
Chicao
Cascarets
Fred C. Witten
Elm St
Newark
N. J
Sterling Remedy Company
Chicago
Illinois
Household Remedies
A little boy rushes into a drug store asking for linament and cement after his mother hits his father on the head with a plate. The puzzled clerk asks what’s the trouble and the boy explains the domestic mishap. The quip appears in Everybody's Magazine.
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Pop
Angel in Your Picture Draws Fiancee Portrait Insight
In a playful exchange, Miss Rogers asks about the beauty of the depicted angel while the artist explains he created the image after an engaged man described his fiancée. The brief dialogue captures light humor on art and romance.
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Miss Rogers
Lawyer Cautions Against Direct Accusation in Damages Suit
A lawyer defending a client in a damages case warns that direct accusations are not always needed. He recalls a tale of a woman calling to a hired girl about a parrot and a master’s collar, illustrating risky insinuations and reputational harm.
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Everybody’s Magazine
Rheumatism Cured In a Day by Dr Detchon's Relief
The advertisement claims Dr Detchon's Relief for Rheumatism cures in 1 to 3 days with rapid action. It promises first dose benefits and urges druggists to stock it while making broad claims about removing the disease cause. A jumble of unrelated lines follows, including a Lavater quote and a chest rub remedy.
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James Crooks
First St
N. W
American Fork
Utah
Dean
Crooks
Detchon
Cure a Cold In One Day and Other Early 20th Century Remedies
The fragment cites patent medicines and household cures including laxatives, Quinine tablets, Ball Blue, Perry’s Pain Killer, Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup, Dr Pierce’s Pills, and various disclaimers. It notes refunds if cures fail and mentions signature on boxes, with prices and general marketing claims.
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ER. W. Grove
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Missouri
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Kansas Supreme Court
Standard Oil Company
West Virginia
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St. Louis
Foreign Affairs
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James Doan
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Red Cross
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National Dream
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