Woman credits Dodd's Kidney Pills for relief from backache
Boston New York February 13 Mrs Philip Weber of this place credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with freeing her from severe backache and sleepless nights. She touts the remedy as a cure for backache and related kidney disorders, priced at 50 cents a box or 2 for 2 50, mailed from Dodd's Medicine Co Buffalo New York. The item also notes temperance legislation discussion by Miss Preston and druggist recommendations for lagrippe remedy.
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Boston
N. Y
Philip Weber
Dodd
Dodd's
Druggista
Dodd's Medicine Co
Buffalo
U S Forces Capture Panay Town in Visayas Campaign
On February 14 United States forces under General Miller captured Toile on Panay island, the Visayas federation seat. Rebels burned the town before evacuating. American troops extinguished fires with no American casualties reported.
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Manta
United States
Miller
Toile
Panay
Visayas Federation
Americans Capture Iloilo From Insurgents in Feb 11
Dispatches from Manila report Major General Otis noting the town of Iloilo was taken by American forces under General Miller on February 11. The bombardment by the Petrel and Baltimore followed rebel firing after a surrender deadline, with fires set and significant but unconfirmed enemy losses.
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Seeral Miller
Mama
United States
Petrel
Miller
Otis
Tiotlo
Manila
St. Paul
Coilo
Baltimore
Nello
Washington
Corbin
Neilo
Iloilo
Dewey
Aggression Linked to Aguinaldo Dispatch Reveals Plan
General Otis reports insurgent leaders in Hong Kong urged Aguinaldo to push Americans before reinforcements arrive. Cable notes insurgent government slated an attack around the 7th, with heavy fighting on the Caloocan to Panaan lines and McArthur's forces inflicting significant enemy losses and reporting 70 dead, plus insurgent regrouping 12 miles north on the railroad.
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Aquiua
Wasuixotos
Otis
War Department
Aguinaldo
Hong Kong
Washington
Malolos
Caloocan
Panaan
McArthur
Not Ready to Quit and Quiet in Manila Amid Tense Aftermath
The article notes Manila residents resuming normal business as fears of native uprising ease. Shipping faces delays in Philippine ports while foreign vessels, especially from Hong Kong, carry refugees. Questions linger about whether deeper Philippine issues remain unresolved despite a temporary calm.
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Manila
Philippine
Hong Kong
Filipino Death Toll Soars in Malolos Frontier Fighting
Reports from Mayua and nearby villages detail a fierce clash with Filipino forces. Estimates place killed at 2,500 with many wounded and prisoners, while American losses total 65 dead and 8 wounded amid village burnings and shelling by the Monadnock and Charleston near Malabon. General officers and officials are captured, including Tomas del Rosario.
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Kew Kacwa
Mayua
Manila
A. G. Escamilo
Ayers
P Veraguth
Martin de Los Reyes
Senor Tomas del Rosario
Fighting in a Jungle Near Camp Dewey
A reconnoitering party of the Fourteenth infantry encountered a large enemy force in the jungle near Camp Dewey. The engagement drove rebels toward the beach where gunboats fired with automatic Colt guns. Privates Ransom Hensel Sauncy Lory noted injuries. Supplies stream to Caloocan as railroads reopen.
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Worth Dakota
Hatta
Fourteenth Infantry
Camp Dewey
North Dakota Volunteer
Fourth Cavalry
Ransom
Hensel
Saunc
Forsteenth
Caloocan
Record Cold Grips South as States Slashed by Winter
Weather across the South shatters records with deaths, crop losses, and fuel shortages. Temperatures range from 39 below in Kentucky mountains to 15 above in Florida orange belts. Rail blockades in Virginia, telegraph lines down, and orange groves in peril. Havana reports a norther causing property damage and U S troops aiding residents.
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Lovievints
South
Texas
Virginia
Ahirty
London
Kentucky
Florida
Alabama
West Virginia
Louisiana
Havana
el Ne
United States
North Dakota Legislature Concludes Brief Sessions
The North Dakota Legislature records a light vote on a fidelity bond bill for county treasurers, approval of funds for Governor Briggs and Devine, and various bills on taxes, irrigation districts, twine plant funding, and court continuances. Committees and adjournments mark the week with minor business and several new measures introduced.
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Laughlin
Fidelity Insurance Company
Senate
Ee Serra
Ingere i. Bowes
Penate
State Penitentiary
House
Noble
McGillvray
Committee On
Joint Committee
Ames
Garplahment Procoodinga
Justice Court
McDorgall
Blizzard in Gotham Paralyzes Metropolis Traffic
A fierce blizzard in New York on February 14 disrupts transit as surface cars stall and elevated trains run off schedule. Snow drifts close streets while ferries operate sparingly and the icebound upper bay headlines a city strangled by winter.
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New York
Trafic
Aailover Bay
Broadway
The
Glaspell Matter Raises Questions Over Official Conduct
Local debate centers on whether the Fifth district committee was right to act and whether charges should be specific. Critics urge defined allegations before any investigation, while supporters defend active inquiry as a precedent.
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Fhuredey
Frees
Glau Poll
Fifth Judicial District
Hughes
Cowan
Theaa
Glaapell
Tive McHarg
Goss Ware
House
Hood's Pills Soothe Colds and Liver Ailments
An 19th century medical ad claims catarrh from a cold causes pain and ringing in the head. It promotes Hood’s Pills as a purifying remedy that soothes tissues, relieves symptoms, and cures liver ills. Sold by I Hood & Co.
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Hood Sapatilla
Enrollment Tops at Devils Lake Deaf School
The report notes attendance at the Devils Lake school for the deaf is higher than last year and higher than any prior period. Superintendent says the building is far from adequate to accommodate the children and expansion plans are anticipated with more rooms and improvements.
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Ohm McMillan
Rewling Rooms
Sialon
School For Deaf
Devils Lake
Ana
Grand Forks
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Devils Lake Mercantile Co
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Pt.t. Lee
Esat Fourth St
C. W. Kelley
Gams, Ammunition and Sporting Goods
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Vis
Teor
Fariher
Louis Hansen
Halgres
Kally Arcnue
Devils Tales
God
Blisseu Iing
Ilamatek Teibane
Temperance Committee
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Thomas Whitfield & Co
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Jackson St
Chicago
A. E. Hodgkinson
Arco Ben K
St. Pal, Minn
Oyrype
Carbonnia Fia Synur Co
Cavironnia Fig Strur Co
Cai- ForstTa Fig Srxur Co
California Fig Syrup CO
Ond Gity
Philippines
Lam
Agoncillo
Otis Feare T
Maleere
Monadnock
Charleston
Mamma
Faye Com
Tts
Hartley and
Fitch
Thirteenth
Minnesota Regiment
Mitchell
Eee
John 4
Gibbons
Hospital Corps
Alonzo Rickette
Twentieth Kansas
Fred Hail
Montana
William H. Lock
North Dakota
Twitchell
Sharpe
Mansfield
Cooper
Gotham
Cuicano
Bismarck ‘Tribune
Hood
I, Hood & Co
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