Naval Review at New York Celebrates Victorious Fleet
Thousands line the harbor as ships New York Brooklyn Massachusetts Oregon Iowa Indiana and Texas move up the bay in a grand pageant. Crowds cheer from shore and craft while flags wave and bands play Star Spangled Banner in a patriotic procession ending at Grant's tomb.
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Admiral Schley
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Story of a Spaniard captain on the Colon
Captain Emile Diaz Moreu of the Cristobal Colon speaks in New York about the battle with the American fleet. He claims heavier guns would have altered the outcome and hints at a forthcoming explanation in the Cortes. He praises American sailors while faulting light guns and notes the Maine affair fuels cross blame. A San Diego report adds a cotton gin accident injury at Gussett.
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Tex
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Wanted a Boy for the Drinking Problem Addressed
A denunciation of drinking as a disease frames a call for generations of boys to join the fight against alcohol abuse. The piece contrasts delinquents with reformers while summarizing Dr. T D Crothers on heredity environment and brain effects of alcohol.
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Tyler Haswell
Alcohol as a Paralyzer and Social Plague in 19th Century Debates
The piece argues alcohol damages health and morals, labeling it a narcotic and paralyzer. It cites cooks and workers as affected, notes WCTU involvement among governors' spouses, and reports Kansas University students opposing liquor at fraternity parties. It also cites Massachusetts statistics on liquor addiction among public paupers.
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Swift's Specific hailed as blood remedy by Texas family
A Texas man testifies Swift's Specific cures deep seated blood diseases after doctors failed. He recounts his son’s brain fever sores, his daughter’s leg infection, and his youngest son’s internal blood trouble cured by S S 8, with a promise of permanent results. The ad emphasizes the remedy cures scrofula eczema and other disorders, claims vegetable composition, and offers free books from the Swift Specific Co. in Atlanta.
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