Canal Fortifications Row Delays Hay-Pauncefote Treaty
Washington dispatch reports opposition to fortifications at canal entrances may slow ratification of the Hay-Pauncefore treaty. Senate leaders expect no major amendment but debate could delay action. Morgan and Aldrich oppose radical changes while Hepburn prepares to move the Nicaraguan canal bill.
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Scott's Emulsion for wasting diseases ad explainer
An old advertising snippet claims fatigue and wasting are due to low weight, and promotes Scott's Emulsion as a standard remedy. It asserts the product helps weight gain in both young and old and continues to work after stopping use. The ad is presented from New York sources.
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York
Bryan Gratified by New England Campaign Response
W J Bryan spoke after his New England tour noting 18 cities and 45 000 attendees. He said Democratic sentiment is growing while opposition to the Republicans increases each month. He contrasted Lincoln era Republicanism with today and warned young men about limited opportunities under current policy.
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Bridgeport
Conn
W. J. Bryan
New England
Dowager Empress Shelves Coup Plans In China
Peking Feb 7 reports say the dowager empress will not attempt to depose the emperor now. She had prepared for a coup in early January but abandoned it after warnings of strong southern opposition. Native circles fear her next move while awaiting the emperor's party stance and possible unity within that faction.
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Peking
Disturbing Events Reach Venezuelan Waters Credited to Gunboat Machias
Herald from Washington reports disturbing events in Ventanela prompting dispatch of the gunboat Machias by Rear Admiral Farquhar to Puerto Cabello. General Hernandes continues to threaten Venezuela’s presidency and renew conflict with General Castro, with a likely convoy soon. Machias will stay in Venezuelan waters to protect foreign interests before relief to Santo Domingo is ordered.
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Puerto Cabello
Hernandes
Venezuela
Castro
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Santo Domingo
American Woolen picks new directors at Jersey City meeting
The American Woolen company held its first annual meeting in Jersey City. Charles R. Flint and Frank Jones were elected to the board, replacing two retiring directors. J. Clifford Woodhull and Frank Kittridge were re-elected. About two thirds of capital stock was voted in person or by proxy, signaling support for the old officers. President Ayer reported sales of 26.5 million dollars for eight and a half months and estimated total year sales at 26 million, with next year projected not to fall below 40 million.
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American Woolen Company
Jersey City
Charles R. Flint
Frank Jones
Portsmouth
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Joseph Ray
Joseph F. Fletcher
J. Clifford Woodhull
Frank Kittridge
Ayer
New Office Building to Rise in Financial District
The Alliance Realty company plans the largest office building in the world at Broad Street and Exchange Place in New York City. The 20 story structure will offer about 360000 square feet of rentable space and cost around 4000000 dollars with land valued near 2000000 dollars. The firm paid 260000 dollars for half a 26 by 100 foot lot, a half lot that was sold in 1822 for 8150 dollars.
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Broadstreet and Exchange Place
Financial District
Alliance Realty Company
Lily White Republicans Nominate Ticket in Alexandria
The Lily White Republican convention in Alexandria nominates C. A. Adee for governor and Judge Wiley for lieutenant governor along with 8. J. Bahan as secretary of state. Fusion with populists remains unsettled. conference committee to negotiate with anti democracy elements. Democratic prospects in the Buc? area noted.
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Alexandria
C. A. Adee
Judge Wiley
J. Bahan
Republicn
Bucs
Kentucky Legislature Opens With Pro Tem Elected In Frankfort
In London Kentucky on February 6 the Kentucky Senate elected Jolly of Hancock county as president pro tem and A R Dye as secretary pro tem after the death of Senator Goebel. The House chose Bethuram of Rockcastle as speaker pro tem. Resolutions on Goebel’s death were adopted and adjournment set for noon. Governor Taylor studied a Louisville conference agreement, said he would not act until legal advice, and many believe he will accept the terms to ensure fair elections.
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T. H. Baker
T. L. Edelen
Baker
Lindsay
Edelen
Beternor Taylor
Wasted Hint Sparks Question in Titewadd Exchange
A fragmentary dialogue hints at a cigarette dealer link in Baltimore. Mr Spunger accuses, Mr Titewadd agrees to provide the dealer's address, but the text ends abruptly leaving the outcome unclear.
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