Nation Rams Topeka Joints In Hatchet Fueled Rampage
Carrie Nation led a Sunday assault through Topeka smashing a notorious joint on West Seventh, wrecking a livery barn and breaking into Moeser Cold Storage in search of liquor. She was arrested twice, released, then jailed again on a peace warrant. by Feb. 19 she remained in county jail.
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Topeka
Kan
Carrie Watson
Topeeka
Nation
Ed. Murphy
Cook
First Christian Church
Hazen
Moeser Cold Storage Company
Cubans Debate Naval Station Amid Constitutional Clash
Havana February 19 special Cuban constitutional convention committee debates the future relations with the United States. The naval stations issue remains the main point of controversy with talks likely to omit it and any U S intervention clause. Washington February 19 secretary Gage defends the countervailing duty on Russian sugar as a legal duty not a policy choice. General MacArthur reports transports Hancock and Kilpatrick en route from Manila to the United States with troops and sick soldiers aboard.
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Havana
Republic of Cuba
United States
Wood
Gage
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
MacArthur
War Department
Hancock
Kilpatrick
Manila
Russia Retaliates With 30 Percent Tariff On US Imports
Moscow reports M DeWitte minister of finance issued a decree applying 30 percent increased duty on key American imports into Russia. The ordinance, published in the Official Messenger, becomes effective March 1. US officials fear harm, though some question if Russia pays a bounty on sugar.
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St. Petersburg
M. DeWitte
Finance
United States
Gage
British hope for Natal war end by July first
London reports a commander in the Natal campaign predicts hostilities may end by July 1 with final skirmishes around Standerton. British officers remain optimistic as General Kitchener masss infantry along lines of communication and deploy two large mounted forces to pursue Botha and Dewet.
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London
Buller
Natal
Standerton
Kitchener
Botha
Dewet
French
Transvaal
Swaziland
DeAar
Dewet In Difficult Retreat As Rains Slow British Pursuit
The Times correspondent reports Dewet's commando exhausted and harassed, rains cripple British movement, Orange River rise blocks co operation, Carolina commando breaches French's cordon westward, new bubonic plague death at Cape Town, two fresh cases, ships loading halted.
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London
Times
DeAar
Dewet
Orange
Bruce Tlamilton
Pretoria
Carolina Commando
French
Cape Town
Fires Hit Four Hotels In Chicago Organized Incendiary Attacks
Last evening fires were set on four floors of the Palmer house and soon after on two floors of the Great Northern hotel. Thieves stole jewelry from the Great Northern, while a blaze appeared at the Sherman house and another at the Hotel Grace. Police believe an organized gang is behind the attacks. two suspects fled the Palmer house and are being sought as detectives investigate.
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Chicago
Palmer House
Great Northern
Sherman House
Grace
Denver Not Treated Fairly by G A R Exec Committee
Colonel George W. Cook of Denver arrives in Chicago to rally G A R members against the executive committee decision shifting the forthcoming encampment from Denver to Cleveland. He asserts Denver was unfairly treated by the committee.
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Chicago
George W. Cook
Denver
Colorado
Wyoming
National Council of Administration
Order
Council
St. Louis
Cleveland
Danish Government Breaks Off U S Talks on West Indies
Copenhagen correspondent reports the Danish government abruptly ends dealings with the United States over the sale of the Danish West Indies. The move follows a satisfactory offer from the Danish East Asian Steamship Company to assist and administer the islands in the future.
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London
Copenhagen
The
Daily Mail
United States
Danish West Indies
Danish East Asian Steamship Company
Author Maurice Thompson Dead in Crawfordsville
Crawfordsville Ind Feb 16 Maurice Thompson author is dead. The report notes the writer’s death and identifies him by name with his hometown and date.
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Maurice Thompson
Crawfordsville
Ind
George Washingtons Perry township mill and land saga
The article recounts George Washington’s early land purchases in Perry township, Fayette county, including the 329 acre Meadows tract and a rich mill site on Washington run near Perryopolis. It notes Crawford as his land agent, Washington’s 1770 Youghiogheny survey, the pennyroyal coal bank near Connellsville, delays from Indian conflicts, and the mill’s 1770s construction, its later leasing to Israel Shreve, and eventual transfer through heirs ending with Samuel Smith.
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George Washington
Dunbar
Perry Townships
Fayette County
Washington
Washington Coal and Coke Company
Star June
Crawford
Ton
Connellsville
Perry Township
Land Office
Mount Vernon
William Crawford
Yough Logheny
New Haven
Crawfordsville
Pennsylvania Line
Washington County
Ohio River Valley
Virginia
Killman
Captain Crawford
Colonel Crawford
Youghiogheny
Gilbert Simpson
Wash- Ington Run
Perryopolis
Valentine Crawford
Simpson
New York
Long Island
Thomas Freeman
Israel Shreve
Shreve
Powell Hough
Samuel Smith
Washington Era Mill and Crawford Cabin Sketch Remain
The article notes a mill erected on a Washington chosen site in 1769 that has operated for over 105 years with brief outages before 1790. It highlights Crawford’s New Haven home where Washington was hosted, and mentions the cabin’s demolition by relic hunters in recent years.
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Washington
Crawford
New Haven
German Tribute and Washington Legacy Note
A quotation honors Washington’s influence and calls for a reverent approach to action. Pr. von Holst remarks that all he touched carried a sacred quality, framing Washington's example as a guiding standard.
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Washington
Pr. von Holst
The Unetal Telephone Prank from Baltimore Sun
Two daughters returning from the theater woke their sleeping father by shouting and banging at the door. A curious neighbor, seeing the scene, used a telephone to wake him. The father, alerted by the ringing, opened the door and sent them inside with a good night.
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St. Paul Street
Papa
Central
Baltimore Sun
National Irrigation and Velim Lon Trinone Offer
The National Irrigation journal and Velim Lon Trinone offer a combined one year subscription for 2.25 dollars. December issue highlights the National Irrigation Congress proceedings in Chicago and urges quick order due to limited supply.
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National Irigation
National Irrigation
Chicago
Dancing Diction Sparks Rivalry in Philadelphia Times
In a ballroom exchange Bagster squints at Miss Flite and recalls rival Smythe. The remark about Miss Flite echoes rivalry chatter, hinting at tensions between Bagster and Smythe as observed in the Philadelphia Times.
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Flite
Bagster
Acker’n Dyspepsin Tablets Sold at Central Pharmacy
Advertisement notes Acker’n Dyspepsin tablets offering immediate relief or money refund. Sold in handsome tin boxes at 25 cents by L. J. Williams at Central Pharmacy.
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L.J. William's
Central Pharmacy
Black Teeth Custom in Japan Still Seen in Cities
The long standing practice of women applying black coating to their teeth at marriage persists only among a small percentage. In urban areas hundreds of women endure the stark appearance of black ivory and dentists display sets of blackened teeth.
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Jiapan
Experience as the Best Teacher in Early Health Ads
An old ad highlights Acker's English Remedy for conga colds or croup promising immediate relief with money refund policy. It credits L. J. Williams Central Pharmacy. A stray note mentions North American Indians and two flute types.
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Acker
L. J. William's
Central Pharmacy
Dynamic Tables Claim Quick Cold Cures Across The Nation
Letters praise Menott's Dynamic Tables from San Francisco residents. endorsements cite rapid relief from colds and coughs with alleged overnight effects. Publish dates list July and August 1900, with Inland Drug Co. as mail order source and L. J. Williams as local agent.
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Munnrl
Dynamicium
Mars St
San Francisco
Menori
Self
Nome
H.L
van Winkuz
Washington Street
Poat
Inland Drug CO
L. J. Williams
Stopa the Cough and Works off the Cold Ad
An old patent medicine claim touts Stopa the Cough with Larative Bromo Quinine Tablets that cure a cold in one day. The ad offers no cure, no pay and sets the price at 2 cents.
Mrs Mantle Dead In Butte After Many Years
Mrs Mary Mantle longtime Butte resident and mother of ex Senator Mantle has died after a long life of friendship and service. Her son Senator Mantle showed devotion to his elderly mother during her declining years.
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Mary Mantle
Senator Mantle
Butte
Krause's Headache Capsules Offer Quick Relief
An advertisement claims headaches stem from poor ventilation, overindulgence, lack of exercise, and mental strain. Krause's Headache Capsules allegedly cure severe cases and leave the head clear and cool. Price 250. Sold by City Drug store.
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Krause
City Drug Store
Miser Culbert Dies Worth Fifty Thousand In Butte
Chase Culbert a notorious miser from Butte died last Friday in a squalid cabin. Once wealthy and known in Beaverhead county he earned part of his fortune in Bannack.
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Chase Culbert
Butte
Beaverhead County
Bannack
Absolutely and permanently cured by Moki tea claim
An advertisement hawks Moki tea as a pleasant herb drink that cures constipation and indigestion, improves appetite and sleep, and guarantees satisfaction with a money back offer. Price listed as 25 pts and 50 cts, from L. J. Williams at Central Pharmacy.
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L. J. Williams
Central Pharmacy
Travel by Rio Grande Western Railway Routes
Advertisement highlights five routes from Denver Colorado Springs or Pueblo via the Rio Grande Western Railway with Colorado Midland and Denver and Rio Grande connections through Salt Lake City Grand Junction Glenwood Springs Leadville Pueblo Colorado Springs and Denver. Includes Pullman sleepers Parlor cars and dining service. See Oregon Short Line agent. Contacts W O Mobirpy and W Hertz.
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Ifso
RIO Grande Western Railway
Colorado Midland
Denver and
Rio Grande
Salt Lake City
Grand Junction
Glenwood Springs
Leadville Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Denver
Canyon of the Grande
Red Rock Canyon
Hagerman Pass
Ute Pass
Tennessee Pass
Royal Gorge
Pueblo
Pullman
Oregon
Short Line
W.O Mobirpy
Garo
W. Hertz
Pass
Butte
Mont
Utah
Gibbonavilly Mercantile to Hold Annual Stockholders Meeting
Annual stockholders meeting of the Gibbonavilly mercantile will be held at the company's office in Willon Montana on Monday, March ith atta om for electing a board of trustees and officers for the ensuing year and to transact any legal business. By order of the president, Lambert Elren. Geo Dillon Mont. Heb. 12 1001. a-3t
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Willon
Montana
Ith
Atta Om
Eleeting & Board of Trustees
Lambert Elren
Geo’v. Dillon
Mont
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