Swift's Specific touted as blood disease cure in Texas letter
A Texas farmer promotes Swift's Specific as the cure for severe childhood sores, poisoned wounds, and internal blood trouble in his family. He claims rapid improvement and permanent cures for his son Richard, daughter, and Clement J., asserting the remedy is vegetable and mineral free. He cites the product as the sole cure for scrofula eczema rheumatism cancer and other blood diseases. Books on blood and skin diseases mailed free by Swift Specific Co. Atlanta Ga.
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Swift Specific Co
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No Joint Session Held At Paris In Peace Talks
Paris reports say no joint session of the peace commissions met today Secretary Moore said Spanish commissioners could not prepare a memorandum and asked deferral until Wednesday delaying a final stance. Spain may withhold signing unless gains exceed what Americans offered.
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Madrid
Washington
American in Mexican jail sparks international tension
James Temple, conductor for the New Mexico and Arizona railroad, shot Juan Aravulla near the border defending himself. Mexican authorities jailed him for murder, while U.S. Consul Darnall appealed to Washington. Secretary Hay ordered Temple's immediate release, but no word from Mexico City yet. Temple remains imprisoned at Magdalena.
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James Temple
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Juan Aravulla
Sonora
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United States
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State Department
Washington
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Temple
Magdalena
Gomez purges Americans from his Cuban forces
Captain Warren reports General Maximo Gomez will not tolerate Americans near him and is removing them from his army and from Cuban ranks suspected of annexation. He foresees challenges in uniting insurgents and urges American port authorities to cut rations and punish cattle theft. meanwhile thousands in the region learn English and attend schools.
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Maximo Gomez
United States
Tragedy Mounts As Beilstein Kin Ends Itself At Grave
In Pittsburg on Nov 14 Edward Beilstein brother of Bertha Beilstein who killed her mother and shot herself six weeks earlier died by his own hand at his mother's grave. A note found with the body described the act. Earlier Bertha shot her mother and wounded herself. she survives but remains critical. A day after Bertha's attempt, David Reich killed himself on Fort Wayne tracks. In Sedalia Missouri a boy of 10 died of hydrophobia after a dog bite two weeks earlier. Naval Lt Herman G Dresel reportedly killed himself in Baltimore while awaiting orders to Manila. A cargo train load of alcohol was sent to Japan for smokeless powder production, and 2600 shoe workers were ordered out in Marlborough Massachusetts. Archbishop William Hickley Gross of Oregon died in Baltimore.
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United States Navy
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Manila
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