Catarrh Cure Promises $100 Reward for Cure
Readers are told Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure catarrh as a constitutional disease. The ad claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces to destroy the disease, build up the constitution, and offers $100 for any case it fails to cure. Testimonials available by mail from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo, Ohio.
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Hall
Mateie
F. J. Cueney & Co
Tuiedo
O. G
Psold Bvdruggis Rec
Reduced Rates to Chicago for International Livestock Exposition
From December 2 to 4 the Great Rock Island Route offers excursion tickets to Chicago from east of the Missouri river to west of Muscatine and Wilton at one fare plus 2 dollars for round trip with one return limit leaving Chicago. This is a chance to attend a major exposition with numerous exhibits. For details contact the nearest Rock Island ticket agent or Joux Sebastian, G. P. A., Chicago.
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Great Rock Island
Chicago
Missouri River
Muscatine and
Wilton
Hook Island
Joux Sebastian
G. Pla
Half a Cord of Shackles in Manila Rule
General Hughes testified before the Senate Philippines committee that two thousand civil prisoners handed over by the Spanish were cruelly ironed in surrender. He described removing irons and a half cord of iron from the piles, and noted Mabini’s insistence on independence as a prerequisite. He doubted Aguinaldo’s followers understood their true aims, all seeking American protection.
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Washington
Senate Committee On the Philippines
Hughes
Manila
Agruinaldo
Mabini
Aguinaldo
Doyle's South African War Statement to be Published Here
Dr A Conan Doyle could not secure a German publisher for his British side of the South African war, though interest elsewhere remains. McClure Phillips & Co have agreed to publish and circulate the work in the United States at printing cost, signaling continued, balanced interest in the controversy.
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A. Conan Doyle
Germany
McClure, Phillips & Co
Omega Oil Promises Relief for Bad Back Pain
An advertiser urges back pain sufferers to try Omega Oil asserting it provides great relief even in long standing cases. They recommend nightly rubbing for ten minutes or more for one or two weeks and caution against heavy work during treatment, noting new cases respond best.
Generous St Louis presents Prince Henry with ornate casket
The solid silver and gold casket to be given to Prince Henry of Prussia by Mayor Wells will be 18 inches long, 14 inches high and 4.5 inches deep. It features the city seal flanked by American and German eagles with forget-me-nots, enameled and hand cut, lined with navy blue silk, and housed in a black seal leather box with royal purple velvet. The casket will hold the welcome address engrossed on parchment.
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St. Louis
Prince Henry of
Prussia
Wells
To Cure a Cold in One Day Medicine Ad
An old patent medicine blurb promises a cure for colds in one day. It sells Lasative Bromo Quinine Tablets with a money back guarantee and features E W Groves signature on each box.
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E.W. Grove
Hartville Man Plans Pecans Orchard Venture
Hartville Missouri February 21 E M Lathrop of a large orchard twenty miles west announces a new pecan industry. He will plant a grove this spring using fine pecan nuts received last week. He expects trees to bear at six years and each tree to yield five dollars yearly in nuts. He notes grafting does not injure the trees.
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Hartville
E. M. Lathrop
Here
General Fitzhugh Lee to Visit Boston for Prince Henry Events
Boston February 27 General Fitzhugh Lee is named among guests for a dinner honoring Prince Henry in Boston. General Lee will be hosted by General Curtis Guild and will also visit the city the following day as the guest of Boston authorities.
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Boston
Prince Henry
Fitzhugh Lee
General Law
General Curtis Guild
Ored
Poston
Victory on Majuba anniversary for British in South Africa
Reports from Lord Kitchener describe two battles near Harrismith and Van Reenen. Boers in blockhouse lines were driven back, but at Klerksdorp British forces suffered heavy losses with Colonel Anderson captured. In total, over six hundred Boers killed or captured, two thousand horses and twenty eight thousand cattle taken.
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London
Lord Roberts
Cronje
Paardenburg
Majuba Hill
Lord Kitchener
Harrismith and
van Reenen
Howe of Commons
Mr. Brodrick
Harrismith
Pebmary
Drivin
Clarksmith
Van
Remington
Byng
Mianie Othe
Cies
de Woet
Meyer Sant Truther
Majuba
Klerksdorp
Transvaal
Anderson
Imperial Yeomanry
Enderby
Fire destroys Pleasant Green store and mails in town blaze
Pleasant Green Mo February 27 fires tore through E P Stone general merchandise store burning the building and its contents including the post office and mails. Loss to Stone about 2500 with no insurance. Other losses included Daniel Scupp residence 1000 with 500 insurance William Mayfield residence 1200 with 600 insurance Forest Morris residence 400 with no insurance. Several barns and outbuildings burned. This is the fifth major fire to nearly wipe out the town.
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Pleasant Green
E. P. Stone
Iowa Woman's Suffrage Measure Passes House
Des Moines Feb 26 The woman suffrage measure introduced by Senator Allen passed the Iowa house of representatives by 28 to 16 with six absent or not voting. Supporters note the bill’s passage contrasts with senate opposition where the measure previously failed two years ago.
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Des Moines
Allen
House
Senate
United States to seek reimbursement for Ellen Stone ransom
In Constantinople on February 27, it is understood the United States will attempt to recover the $72,500 paid to brigands for the release of Miss Ellen M. Stone and Mme Tailka. Turkey is held responsible for the capture on Turkish soil, though it denies responsibility and blames Bulgaria.
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Constantinople
United States
Ellen M. Stone
Mme. Tailka
Turkey
Bulgaria
Philippine force cut to about two thousand men
Secretary Root has arranged a drastic military reduction in the Philippines to roughly 2,000 troops, with orders to General Chaffee to send home all regiments under his command. About 14,000 troops affected by the order.
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Washington
Root
Philippines
Chaffee
Rollins Hingham May to Free on Forgery Case
Rollins Bingham, once cited as an efficient net, faced charges of forging deeds to property owned by his gather and securing $20,000. may be released for lack of evidence as key witnesses are dead or forgetful. The case, tied to Beane mont Texas origins, was postponed to the April term.
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Killieostity
Rollins Bingham
Ecient’ Net
Is Qather
Bington
Wits
Vani Ware
House Sends Back Philippine Bill After Senate Revisions
Washington Feb 27 The House refused to concur in Senate amendments to the Philippine bill and sent it back for conference. The conference sought to reduce the remit and argued the United States should relinquish sovereignty over the archipelago. The measure was rejected and the House named conferees Dalzell and Richardson with Minorave and Dalzett among those appointed.
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Washington
House
Senate
United States
Mar Mwai
Allen's Lung Tails Advertises Cure for Coughs
An old advertorial warns readers about harsh winds and cold exposure and promotes Allen's Lung Tals as a remedy. The copy promises relief from coughing and phlegm, claiming the product strengthens lungs and helps prevent pulmonary troubles.
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Allen
May Be Impossible to Punish Brigands
Washington reports the State Department received Miss Stone’s release details from Minister Leishman. Stone is fatigued and will stay in Strumnitza before returning to Saloniea. The department backs the rescue but notes uncertainty on next steps and possible pledges affecting pursuit of brigands by Turkey and Bulgaria.
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Washington
State Department
Miss Stone
Leisehtman
Strumnitza
Saloniea
Leishman
Spencer Edily
Minas Stone
Turkey
Bulgaria
British Steamer Reports German Ship Crew Rescue at Sea
The British steamer Georgian, on its way from New York to Liverpool, passed Holyhead and carried news of the German ship Theodor Pischer’s crew from New York to Liverpool. The Fischer was abandoned at sea. The Theodor Fischer, formerly the Loretto Fish, built at Thomason in 1869, registered 1,767 tons.
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London
Georgian
New York
Liverpool
Holyhead
Theodor Pischer
von Harter
Fischer
Sen
Theodor Fischer
Thomason
Mein
Hungarian premier hints at treaty denouncements
Budapest reports Premier Udo main de Szell saying Austria-Hungary may denounce some commercial treaties as renewal talks loom. He cites rising US industrial production and signals a potential shift toward a trade Monroe doctrine approach by the United States.
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Budapest
Hungary
Udomain de Szell
Austria- Alungary
United States
Elopement and horse theft case spanning states and prisons
A garbled OCR report details a case involving a horse theft and elopement across multiple jurisdictions. It mentions Vernor Lavigeford, confinement in a state penitentary, and references to whisky, legal proceedings, and various locations and names, with unclear sequence and outcomes.
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Eangeorta
Kans
Bel
Vernor Lavigeford
Temiliy Hey
Didi Merdilen
Nacre
Ivy
Olean
Todd Withdraws From First District Congressional Race
Charles S Todd withdraws as a candidate against Judge Dale L Sheppard after Sheppard falls ill with influenza in Washington. Todd cites propriety amid Sheppard illness and public sympathy, noting Ul and life-saving support in the race. An ad for Herbine medicine follows, touting digestion aid and vitality.
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Texarkana
Tex
Charlex S. Todd
Congress
Dale L. Sheppard
McMbent
Judge Sheppard
la Yerippe
Washington
Colonel Todd
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