Peruna cures a long standing ailment and tips from readers
A collection of testimonials praises Peruna the catarrhal tonic. Henrietta A. Maraht of Chicago recounts relief after seven years of illness, while Mrs Tios of Everett Washington reports digestion and strength improvements after using Peruna. Dr Hartman invites further case reports for free advice.
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Mra
T. W. Collins
I. O. G It
Tios
Hartman
Addesa
Thortmain Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Britain May Use Blockade Over Venezuela Dispute
In the House of Lords Lord Lansdowne said seizure of Venezuelan gunboats may lead to further coercive steps. Consultations with Germany concluded to blockade ports without landing troops or occupying territory. In the Commons Cranborne added Britain has not referred the dispute to arbitration.
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London
House of Lords
Lord Lansdowne
Germany
House of Commons
Cranborne
Great Britabr
Venezuela
Cabinet Discusses Venezuela Crisis And European Powers
Washington cabinet members reviewed the Venezuela dispute and the allied naval actions with the aim of a speedy amicable settlement. Italy joined the alliance, with Bowen asked to handle Italian interests, as Germany and Britain consider stricter blockades. Representative McCall seeks full disclosures on Britain and Germany assurances to the United States.
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Washington
D.C
Venezuela
Senate
Castro
United States
Hay
Great Britain
Germany
Hialy Giver Hay
Washington, D. C
Lialian Auebasador
State Department
Italy
Aiiica
Bowen
McCall
Rep. Mars
House
British Redoubts Around San Felipe Reported
A Caracas dispatch says British forces are erecting redoubts near San Felipe while Caracas newspapers deride Britain and Germany. Prisoners released at Puerto Cabello head to Curacao to join General Matos rather than defend the country. In Kentucky, Frank Lewis hanged for murdering his father-in-law Henry Dixon before about 5000 spectators. The Pennsylvania Railroad tunnel bill passed New York’s Board of Aldermen by 41 to 36 after vigorous debate. President Roosevelt told a New Mexico delegation he does not support statehood for the territory.
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Nedoubis
Paria
France
Martin
Caracas
San Felipe
Caracaos
Puerto Cabello
Curacoa
Matos
Kentucky
Harinn
Frank Lewis
Henry Dixon
Pennsylvania
Pennaylvania Railroad
New York City
New York Board of Algermen
Roosevelt
Washington
New Mexico
Notable global figures feature in mixed world notes
The article lists Emperor Menelik of Abyssinia planning a Europe tour after temperance efforts, Lord Kitchener becoming Commander-in-Chief in India, and Baron Taouchnitz enforcing a new stance on book sales. It also notes King Vittorio’s coin collection, Emperor William gifting a photo to Comte Gottlowsky, and Sir William Harcourt shaping speeches with memory work.
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Emperor Winn
Yates
Mulndy
Florida
Grantham
England
Emperor Menelik
Abyssinia
Goon
Europe
Baron Taouchnitz
Waylog
Lord Kitchener
India
Lord Zeitchener
Indian
Hig Heen
Italy
Wiliam
Comet Gottchowsky
William Harcourt
Pacific Cable Layed Aboard Slivertown in Bold Inaugural
The transpacific cable from the mainland to Honolulu was landed at Seven-Knot Broad with Lucille Gage christening the line, witnessed by about 40 000 people. The ceremony included a champagne christening, speeches by Mayor Schmitz and Governor Gage, and telegrams to President Roosevelt. The shore end was spliced and the Newadoys and Silvertown ships coordinated the final setup as the first message went to Chief Engineer Benest.
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Ron Francisco
Cal
John W. Mackay
Lucille Gage
Gage
California
Cnd
Pach
Honolulu
Newadoys Carying
Clarence H. Mackay
Schmitz
Mrr. Mackay
Clarence Mackay
Newsway
Silvertown
Benest
Mackay
Exodus From the Farms Boosts City Population
Washington DC reports a rural to urban migration driven by education and city life. Census Office figures show urban population rising to 7.3 percent of the nation, with rural at 61.0 and suburban at 10.8 in 1900, while earlier years show shifts in Maine New York and other states.
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Washington, D. C
Farmer Boys
Census Office
United States
Maine
New York
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massichusette
New Jersey
Rhodes Island
Connecticut
Pennnsylvania
Ohio
India
Nebraska
Kansas
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Dakotas
Famous Dial Rock in Alleghany Falls at Tazewell
In Tazewell Virginia residents awoke to find Dial Rock, a famed promontory perched above the Alleghany range and visible to Norfolk and Western trains, shattered and plunging into a valley below. The cliff’s thousands of tons of stone broke away, leaving a barren, wooded slope. No cause is known.
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Tazewell
Richmond
Dial Rock
Alleghany Rangers
Norfolk and Western
Contract Set For Thirty Pounder Guns And Mounts
General Crozier awards a contract for thirty ofteen-pounder guns and mounts to Bethlehem Steel Works at 3030 dollars per gun and mount. The American and British Ordnance Company submitted a higher bid. The rest of the items describe labor unions, strikes, and wage actions in Canada, England, and the United States, including unions among millwrights in Memphis and police and firemen in Toronto, as well as labor movements in Illinois and Chicago.
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General Crozier
Ordnance
Washington
Bethlehem Steel Works
British Ordnance Company
Providence
K. T
Toronto
Tudlnnapolis
Midland
England
Lake Seamen's Union
Lake Vepnels
Telluride
Col
Hua
Chicago
Department of Labor
Spezia
Bresel
Mrs Ulysses Grant Dead at New York Home
Washington and New York reports confirm the death of Mrs Ulysses S Grant widow of the Civil War general. She suffered from valvular heart disease aggravated by bronchitis and passed away with her daughter Nellie Sartoris and other family at her bedside. The body will lie in Riverside Park, New York, beside her husband.
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Washington
D. C
Mia, Ulyasea &Grant
Grant
Thin City
Mra
Afra
Nelle Grant Sartoris
Bishop
Jesse
Alyasen
California
Jed Grant
Texas
Grapt
Appeaivle
Andra
Nellie
Algernon Sartoris
Frederick Dent Grant
Jersey
Ulysses Shennan
Lve
San Diego
Cal
Christian Scientists Win in Georgia Supreme Court
The Georgia Supreme Court rules parents need not provide medicine to a child or allow a physician. The Dublin City Court case began with a Christian Scientist parent refusing treatment for a ill child. After appeal, the high court reversed lower court rulings, freeing the parent from the $300 fine.
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Adanig
Supreme Court of Georgian
Dhiely Nulnor
City Court of
Dublin
C. C. Justice
Adams
Dubin
Fried
Supreme Court
Cresceus the trotter faces future plans and a long curtain call
A letter from Cresceus owner George H. Ketcham of Selma Alabama reveals the stallion will not race for money again. He plans to appear at a Canada ice carnival this winter, and perhaps Europe next fall. Cresceus's last public show was in Memphis at 4.17, hailed as a speed and stamina marvel as the curtain falls.
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Paris
Chicago
Cresceus
Buch
George H. Ketcham
Selma
Ala
Ketcham
Canada
Europe
South
Crescens
Memphis
Horce
Diogenes
Athens
Wholesale Prices Quoted in New York Mile
Wholesale prices listed in New York for milk cream cheese and eggs from multiple vendors and regional sources. The document enumerates prices by product quality and type, including western creamery butter, cheese grades, poultry, vegetables, fruits, and grains with varied weights and units across several firms.
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New York Mile
Provision Supply Shortage Signals Higher Meat Prices
Nearly 10.5 million pounds missing from South Omaha packing houses compared with last year. Stocks total 19,120,855 pounds versus 29,507,415 two years ago, with cattle shortages and bluntly lower receipts of hogs blamed. Expected price rises across meats.
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Omals
Neb
South Omaha
Trade activity in wool and fabrics boosts price strength
The wool trade remains moderately active and prices for raw material and yarns stay firm. Import data show iron and steel manufactures rising sharply through October 1902, with high totals and strong wholesale demand across rubbers, retailers, and general business.
Louisiana rice crop cut to 2.7 million bags
Louisiana declares its rice harvest at 2.7 million bags, far below the 5 million forecast due to bad weather and saltwater intrusion. The slip in yield worsened by wind and pest effects, while coastal areas report damage to fields and infrastructure.
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Louisiana
Mic Invanion
Miners Case Before Commission on Wages and Rail Links
The Scranton inquiry heard miners present about 100 witnesses over nineteen days. Darrow and Lloyd pressed documents on the coal railroads and mining companies, seeking to prove a close relation and shared interests that could affect wage and transport terms. The commission indicated it would avoid widening the scope beyond the miners and operators submissions and would consider whether coal firms can afford full wages, with the possibility of employers exiting if unable to pay.
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Scranton
Grily
Clarence
Darrow
Henry PD
Lloyd
Commission
Darraw
Gray
Railronds
Adational
United Coal
Commission Rata
Deaths From Lack of Coal Reported in Boston
A weekly health report shows 220 deaths this week in Boston, double last year’s figure. Phthisis deaths have more than doubled to 13, while deaths from exposure rise as cold weather bites. The Board of Health urges charitable action to address the coal shortage and related fatalities.
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Poston
Mass
Phihisis
Board of Health
Board of Wealth
Boston
Blondin Escapes the Death Chair Murder Trial
Wilfred Blondin, a Canadian engineer, convicted of second degree murder for killing his wife and severing her head, whose body was found in Chelmsford and head later located in a trunk bearing his initials. He fled across the United States and was captured in New York City. defense cited alibi.
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Boston
Mass
Wilfred Blondin
Fall River
Blondin
Chelmsford
Middlesex County
Insraroad
United States
New York City
Stamp Ont Cattle Disease Bill Seeks Emergency Funding
The House Agriculture Committee in Washington backed a report for an emergency appropriation of 1 million dollars to stamp out foot and mouth disease in New England. Secretary Wilhon expects only 700 thousand needed. Robbers haul 7400 from a Sadurus bank safe. The Sporting World notes Yule's rowing crews begin January 15. Phillies second baseman Tow Childs traded to Boulsville for NYXT session. A new yacht cup is being built at Merreshotts. Keene's Cap and Bells 11, Whiner of the English Oaks is to be sent to stud. M W Savage buys stallion Dan Patel 1.50 percent. The Diversity of Michigan plans a cork racing trial in the University gym. Jr Ungeln prepares a rugged trotting-bred team. P M Evans active in English athletics for thirty years. Mayer of England defeats Crone Jr to claim U S title. Joan Assley resigns as measurer of the New York Yacht Club. Alexander Winton offers racing entry for the American team in the International Cup. Coltamuin football seeks a next season coach as William B Morley is replaced.
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House Committee On Agriculture
Washington
New England
Wilhon
Yule
Tow Childs
Phillies
Boulsville
Merreshotts
James St
Keene's
Whiner
M. W. Savage
Minneapolis
M. B. Sturgis
New Yok City
Dan Patel
Michigan
Boi
University Gymnasium
Jr. Ungeln
Dita
P.M. Evans
Enogilah
Alexander Winton
Cleveland
Olfe
Af eMnerica
Coltamuin
William B. Morley
Lan
Laughter, snails, and a cabin on Warren's Island
A collage of curious notes and curiosities. guidance on laughter as courage, a tale of snails climbing over sharp fence points in Vaud, Switzerland, and a Maine Warren's Island log cabin project costing over 75000 dollars with twenty two sleeping rooms. Also mentions Hamburg Drops for digestion, Dublin zoo lion births, one hundred dollar catarrh reward, and various medical testimonials.
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Vaud
Switzerland
Revue Belentrique
Warren's Island
Maine
Electricity boosts crops with buried soil battery
Two Russian scientists M Spyeskneff and M Krovhoff perfected an electric battery buried in soil to magnetize it, boosting crop forwardness and yield. Potatoes, trefoil, barley and colza reportedly show excellent results. Included: shark bite cases and assorted humorous notes from a historical newspaper column.
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M. Spyeskneff
M. Krovhoff
Vienna
Underland heat and sky scraper shift
The document notes a scientist confirming that temperature rises with depth, prompting architects to rethink construction toward subsurface homes to curb fuel costs. It references Waterloo station throughput and a Parisian poll on essential feminine qualities, highlighting economy and fidelity as top traits.
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Washington Star
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Order of Good Templars
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Foreign Office
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Pacific Cable
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Japan
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John Barrett
Labor World
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Mer Bedaldo
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Memry
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Sadurus
Sporting World
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Dublin Zoo
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Py. Cheney
Toledo
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Wholesste Druggiata
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H. Kaann, Ltd
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Arcist
Bolla, Pa
Mr. Winslow
Baltic Sea
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Jons F. Boren
Urluity Springs
Ind
J. A. Guthrie
Medical Journal
Philippines
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Mailo
Annapolis
Guthrie
Fis
Susie
New York Tribune
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Pariy Fire Brigade
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Paris Presse
ST. Jacobs
Fina Publishing
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Genuin
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State Street
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Noah Brean
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