Peruna praised by professor and politicians across states
A Georgia Normal and Industrial Institute principal and editor lauds Peruna for catarrh relief. U S Senator W N Roach and wife also commend the remedy as a tonic. Other letters from Wm Hebley and Moses F Merrill cite personal cure experiences. Willis Brewer and Dr Hartman offer further endorsements and free advice.
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Georgia Helping Hand
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Roach
Wm. Hebley
Duquesne
Peruna
Moses F. Merrill
Columbus
Willis Brewer
Congress
Alabama
Hartman
House of Representatives
Washington, D.C
Peruna Medicine Co
Controversy over European policy and Senate actions
Washington reports outline tensions with European powers over U S war stance with Spain. Highlights include Lord Cranborne’s remarks on Austria’s influence and Democratic caucus debates on platform declarations. Also notes on inspection funding, Panama situation, Schley appeal and Cuban tobacco interests.
Senate session ponders tariff bill and pension measures
Washington reports the senate debated the Philippine tariff bill with no action, passed private pension bills, and held an executive session. Other measures include bridge funding for Missouri at Council Bluffs and $150,000 appropriations for Muncie and Anderson Indiana buildings. The urgent deficiency bill faces open debate with free speech by house managers and no final action yet.
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National Guard Bill Submited for Uniform Reorganization
Washington Jan 22 The draft of a bill providing for a general reorganization of the National Guard in the states and placing them on a uniform footing was submitted yesterday to the National Guards association. Adjutant generals from many states attended and indorsed the plan.
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Bee
Washington
National Guards’ Association
Smith Seeks British Clemency for Commander Scheepers
William Alden Smith of Michigan, a member of the House committee on foreign affairs, introduced a resolution directing the State Department to ask Britain to withhold the sentence of death for Commander Scheepers who is about to be executed.
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Washington
William Alden Smith
Michigan
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
State Department
Scheepers
Senate Bill Honors Longstreet With Army Retirement
Washington January 22 Morgan introduced a senate bill to place General James Longstreet on the retired list with the rank of major the rank he held when he joined the Confederacy at the start of the civil war.
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Morgan
Senate
James Longstreet
Post Office Chooses Illinois Counties for Rural Free Delivery
Washington, Jan. 22. The post office department selects Vermilion and Peoria counties in Illinois for an experiment in universal rural free delivery and dispatches inspectors to arrange implementation.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Vermilion
Peoria
Illinois
Rural Carriers Gain Pay Increase Proposal
Representative McCleary of Minnesota introduced a bill to raise rural free delivery carrier pay from 500 to 600 dollars for year one, 660 dollars for year two, and 720 dollars for year three.
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Washington
McCleary
Minnesota
Senate Direct Vote Bill Backed By Committee
Washington January 22 the committee on the election of president and vice president of the house reported favorably on the bill for direct vote by the people to elect United States senators leading to a constitutional amendment and nationwide ballot.
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Committee On
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United States
Baker Confirmed as U S Circuit Judge for Seventh Circuit
The Senate in executive session confirmed Francis E. Baker of Indiana to be United States circuit judge for the Seventh judicial circuit on January 22.
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Senate
Washington
Francis E. Baker
Indiana
United States
Seventh Judicial Circuit
Rockefeller's Reported 26 Million Gift to Chicago University
The Record-Herald reports in Chicago on January 22 that John D. Rockefeller may give 26 million dollars to fully develop the University of Chicago per President Harper's plan. The rumor cites a Rockefeller letter asking the total needed and Harper's reply of twenty six million and some hundred thousand.
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Chicago
the Record-Herald
University of Chicago
John D. Rockefeller
Harper
Rockefeller
Stephen A. Douglas Weds in Chicago Marriage News
Stephen A. Douglas ages 51 weds Agnes MacDowell 27 in Chicago. The widow sought him two years earlier to settle her late husband’s estate. their acquaintance grew into marriage.
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Stephen A. Douglas
Chicago
the Little Giant
Lincoln
Agnes MacDowell
Douglas
Governor Stops Fight In Grand Rapids Boxing Night
Ed die Santry of Chicago and Kid Goulette of Rochester were to fight ten rounds at the Olympic club when Sheriff Capman, by order of Governor Bliss, halted the match before it began. About 500 spectators were present.
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Mich
Eddie Santry
Chicago
Kid” Goulette
Rochester
N. Y
Olympic Club
Sheriff Capman
Governor Bliss
New Society of Freedom Formed in New York
Announcement last night reports the American Society of Freedom formed to press Boer republic recognition by Congress and aid Boers from the United States. Headquarters are at the Morton House in New York. George M. Van Hoesen serves as president with vice presidents Robert B. Roosevelt Edward Lauterbach William Leary and ex-Sheriff William Grell.
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New York
American Society of Freedom
Congress
United States
Morton House
George M. van Hoesen
Robert B. Roosevelt
Edward Lauterbach
William Leary
William ¥. Grell
Indiana Threatened with Smallpox Epidemic
In Green Bay Wisconsin on January 22 two thousand oneida Indians on the Oneida reservation face a grave health danger as smallpox threatens an outbreak. Authorities report rising cases and urge containment measures amid limited medical resources.
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Indiana
Green ‘Bay
Wis
Cranborne Additions Deepen North Atlantic War Tension
Vienna reports confirm Lord Cranborne's note urging European peace efforts during the Spanish American war. Germany denies any plan for intervention and condemns British pressure while officials resent statements aimed at souring US-German ties amid Prince Henry's U S visit.
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Surprise clash near Panama between Lautaro and Padilla
The Lautaro and Padilla engaged off Panama on January 22 during a prisoner exchange dispute. The Lautaro ran with no steam and lost its gun crew led by a fallen gunner as General Alban was fatally shot. General Garcia was named military commander of the district in Alban’s stead.
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Panama
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Silva
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Barranquilla
Darien
Colombia
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Garcia
Canners Elect Officers At State Meeting In Indianapolis
The State Canners' association held its annual meeting in Indianapolis with about seventy five members. A committee was appointed to draw a new scale of prices. Edward Tuhey of Muncie was elected president and W A Simpson of Muncie secretary and treasurer.
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State Canners’ Association
Edward Tuhey
Muncie
W. A. Simpson
Indiana man isolated for disease resembling leprosy
Indianapolis report says Isaac Lockett was taken to the Evansville infirmary with a disease like leprosy. One physician notes all symptoms of the scourge and Superintendent Dedrick has him in isolated quarters with no visitors allowed.
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Isaac Lockett
Evansville
Dedrick
Pone
Fort Wayne Death of James Ryan While Visiting Daughter
James Ryan aged 65 of Rushville died in Fort Wayne during a visit to his daughter. The report notes his passing and provides basic biographical detail. No further cause or obituary details are given in the fragment.
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James Ryan
Rushville
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Bluffton
Democracy
Wells ‘County
Marconi Romance Ends With Engagement Breakoff
The report states that William Marconi, pioneer of wireless telegraphy, released Miss Josephine Bowen Holman from her engagement to marry him, and that he had complied with her request.
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Josephine Bowen Holman
William Marconi
Mr. Marconi
Chicago Mayor and Police Chief Targeted by Court Injunction
A circuit court filing seeks an injunction to stop Macyer Carter Harrison and Police Chief O Neill from suspending or interfering with any Policemen's Protective Association member over membership. The bill alleges the police lack remedy at law and claims threats to discharge members for association ties.
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Chicago
Macyer Carter Harrison
O’neill
Policemen’s Protective Association
Harrison
Viel
Taft Plans Washington Trip After Manila Arrival
Governor General Taft arrived from Manila Monday night and landed yesterday afternoon in San Francisco. He expects to depart for Washington today with a stop planned in Cincinnati en route.
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San Francisco
General Taft
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Taft
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Bowling congress meets in Buffalo amid national sport news
The American Bowling Congress sits in Buffalo New York as reports cover a range of items. A steamship Ping Luey sails from Tacoma for the Orient with cargo valued at seven hundred thousand dollars. Edward Evans of Camp Lake Wisconsin contracts small pox in Chicago. The Chicago Pet Stock show continues at the Coliseum. Hunting in Indian Territory is banned due to abuse of privilege. J W Plunkett a veteran regular army soldier faces execution but decides to live after producing a bayonet point. Addie B Richardson stands trial at Plattsburg Maine for the murder of her husband. A fifty thousand dollar fire strikes Perry Utah Territory. The French chamber of deputies unanimously supports the ministry in Boer war policy. A deadly lumber camp fire near Hambleton West Virginia kills John Morrissey John Riley George Van Horn Arthur Hedricks Thomas Hickey Mike Crannon and Forest Manard.
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Tacoma
Edward Evans
Camp Lake
Wis
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Chicago
Coliseum
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Perry
C. T
French Chamber of Deputies
John Morrissey
John Riley
George van Horn
Arthur Hedricks
Thomas Hickey
Mike Crannon
Forest Manard
Hambleton
W. Va
Miners Press Run-of-Mine Demand Across States
The national miners convention signals hard struggles ahead with operators in Indiana Western Pennsylvania and Ohio over adopting a run-of-mine basis. Miners cheer President Mitchell for pushing a single run-of-mine standard while officials say a desperate stand is planned. Scale decisions may wait until tomorrow or Friday as organizational matters are addressed.
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Ohio
Mitchell
Four men killed in runaway train accident at Cross Fork
Williamsport Pa Jan 22 four men were instantly killed on the log railroad at Cross Fork Potter county by a runaway train colliding with a crew loading logs. The dead are H J Herb street W A Bennett Peter Czec and Otto Sander.
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Lackawanna Lumber Company
Cross Fork
Potter County
H. J. Herbstreet
W. A. Bennett
Peter Czec
Otto Sander
Northwestern elects Edmund J James president
Chicago Jan 22 professor Edmund J James of the University of Chicago was chosen president of Northwestern University at a trustees meeting held here yesterday. He will succeed Dr Henry Wade Rogers who resigned eighteen months ago.
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Chicago
Edmund J. James
University of Chicago
University
Henry Wade Rogers
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