Mikado Warns of New Loan If Allies Wait in St Louis
The Mikado of Japan says that if any more of his representatives visit St Louis during the war, he will have to make another loan.
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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1905
Page
2
The Mikado of Japan says that if any more of his representatives visit St Louis during the war, he will have to make another loan.
Helen Moore, an actress, pursued a man across the continent and induced him to marry her. She obtained her desired outcome while the man also named Helen Moore.
The Albany Argus questions crop prospects as farmers nationwide strain to meet forecasts. The piece mocks reliance on others for success, suggesting earn a living by your own sweat. It notes New York Society's horse show bred poorly amid many fine animals and praises Mrs Chadwick of Cleveland as proof women can run business.
A Boston based anti imperialist logue requests a revision of its bylines. Editors warn the publication may require a coroner before the piece ages further.
The New York American warns that if the administration drives the beer trust to collapse it risks seizure of the wall itself. It suggests the corporate stance would resist government pressure and preserve control over the entire structure and market.
Mr Thomas W Lawson criticizes Prenzied Finance articles but notes they seem tame next to Mrs Chadwick of Cleveland and her alleged financial operations. The remark highlights contrasting scrutiny of two high profile cases in Cleveland society.
A group of detectives visited the area two days ago pursuing a man valued at 500 million dollars tied to the Chadwick affair. They asked for anyone with information to prove an alibi or provide any relevant witness statements.
A fashion journal notes business suits cost more than ever this year with a Boston millionaire reportedly wearing a 360000 dollar suit, illustrating rising luxury tailoring and high end menswear demand.
An Indiana man died after choking on a beef steak recently and critics say the beef industry should raise prices to curb perceived excess. The proposal aims to reduce consumption by making beef less affordable.
Harriett Troward of 209 Wy 34th Street New York recalls years of salt rheum or eczema. She credits Backlen's Arnica Salve as a quick and sure healer for cuts burns and sores sold at McClain's drug store for 2 percent.
An aged agricultural paper, The Indiana Farmer, markets yearly and two year subscriptions at 60 cents and 31.00 respectively. It pledges to publish all matters of interest to farmers from the Indiana State Legislature in session this winter. Address Indiana Farmer Co. Indianapolis, Ind.
An advertisement endorses Foley’s Honey and Tar for pneumonia and la griffe like coughs. It warns against substitutes and names J. H. McCarty & Son as sellers.
The Cincinnati Tribune notes Amos Rusie as a legendary pitcher and recalls an anecdote from 1896. It highlights Carter’s exclusive shortstop position and solid habits while recounting President Andrew Freedman fining Rusie $100 after a loss, a pivotal moment cited as helping push the pitcher toward drinking and leaving baseball.
Mrs. W. H. Layha of 1001 Agnes Ave Kansas City Missouri says she suffered years of hoarseness and a hard cough. After doctors offered no relief a friend gave her Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with directions. She reports noticeable improvement after one day and complete relief after two weeks. The remedy is sold by J. H. McCarty & Son.
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