Cure of Scrofula Promised by Swift Specific
A disease described as severe scrofula in a three year old is claimed cured in weeks after using 8.8.8 from Swift Specific Co. The letter from W. A. Clayton of Addie NC asserts long term health and purity of the remedy, with notes on causes and availability of books by mail.
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W. A. Clayton
Addie
N. DC
Swift
I. Brooks
Monticello
Swift Specific Co
Atlanta
Cuban Assembly Delayed by Transport Shortages In Santa Cruz
Santiago reports transport problems will delay Cuba’s assembly meeting at Santa Cruz until after month’s end, with General Gomez predicted as president and Calixto Garcia as defense secretary among a listed ticket. Hobson arrives from Cristobal Colon wreck to oversee hull salvage from shore due to heavy seas.
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Santiago
Santa Cruz
el Cubano
Maximo Gomez
Senor
Bartolome Mas
Senor Enrique Varona
Advocate Blount
Calixto Garcia
United States
Hobson
Cristobal Colon
Guantanamo
Infanta Maria Teresa
No Yellow Fever Hospital At Havana
Colonel Claus received signed fortification plans for the island and Spanish transport notes listing 27 ships head to Cuba. Doctors Lane and O Reilly urge immediate American fever hospital in Havana to isolate yellow fever patients, while Waring oversees sewer works and drainage improvements.
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Havana
Claus
Blanco
Cuba
United States
Lane
O’reilly
Guanabacoa
Colonel Waring
Blizzard Rages Across Kansas City Stranding Traffic
Blizzard blankets Kansas City with heavy wet snow and slush, cutting telegraph lines and halting rail service. The storm, accompanied by rain and high winds, left sidewalks three inches deep in slush and caused widespread disruption and suffering.
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Kansas City
War Tax Revenue Receipts Up in October and June Totals
Hon. Nathan B. Scott notes internal revenue receipts meet estimates as of mid October with $837,244.41 in a single day and $11,041,582.69 for the month to date. Since June 40 the tax went into effect totals reach $8,651,556.62, with $15,000 daily from the New York Stock Exchange in stamp taxes. He adds that the wealthy and corporations bear a large share of the new levy.
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Wheeling
Nathan B. Scott
Chicago
Scott
New York Stock Exchange
Fortifications of Havana Detailed and Secretive
The war department reports Havana defenses with 44 new guns, mostly Hon toria and Ordonez, plus a few Krupps. Spanish garrison strength is about 100,000, split roughly between volunteers and regulars, with potential for reinforcements from provincial troops. Armaments total 282,089 rifles and carbines, 5,000,000 cartridges, and extensive masked batteries hidden by coral rock tunnels.
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Washington
War Department
Havana
Alabama Negroes in St. Louis Jail
The 57 Alabama negroes sent to St. Louis from Springfield Illinois are housed in a local jail. They spent Sunday in religious services and want to return to Alabama, but authorities here say they will likely be sent back to Illinois for disposition by Governor Tanner. The article notes St Louis authorities had no role in Virden troubles. The report also mentions the U S flag to be raised over San Juan tomorrow.
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St. Louis
Springfield
Ills
Virden
Alabama
Illinois
Tanner
Ponce
Porto Rico
the Stars and Stripes
San Juan
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