Wonderful Cure of Dystepsia Case Prompts Wide Interest
Mr Edgar H Warren of Waterville Maine reports a dramatic relief from long term stomach rock pain after using Blood Wine. He credits rapid improvements in appetite weight and digestion with successive bottles, calling Blood Wine the best medicine for indigestion and bowel trouble. Sample offered free at C H Leonard's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar H. Warren
Waterville
Sweden
Warren
C. H. Leonard’s
War Tax Cut Planned Before Cuban Trade Aid
Washington reports Republican members of the ways and means committee plan a large war revenue tax reduction possibly a repeal of about 68 million dollars. Cuba reciprocity waits as the panel focuses on war taxes first with Cuba annexation and beet sugar questions sparking debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ways and Means Committee
Payne
Cuba
Wiley
Agricultural Department
Nebraska
Secretary of Agriculture
Root
Wood
Naler
Question Continues to Worry the Senate on Treaties
Washington, Jan. 20. The senate debated whether press dispatch censorship exists in Manila. A War Department denial and General Greely letter stated the press is free, while some argued that dispatch copies filed with military authorities amount to censorship. Cullom argued the senate must ratify treaties and questioned House involvement in treaties as revenue measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Manila
Philippines
Cullom
House
Executive
Supreme Court
House of Representatives
Admiral Scheys Appeal to Overrule Secretary Long
The article reports Admiral Schey’s public appeal to President to overrule Secretary Long on multiple points and to review the court of inquiry findings. It argues the court ignored who commanded at Santiago the day of the battle and seeks substitution of Dewey's exceptions, asserting that only a competent body with all facts can render final justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Admiral Schey
News Department
Secretary Long
Santiago
Schley
Dewey
Admiral Dewey
Senate Bill Passes On Free Official Use
Washington January 80. The senate yesterday passed a bill providing that the United States agency may grant free use of official facilities to certain entities. The measure sets terms for eligibility and oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
United States
McKinley Birthday Observances Mark Nationwide Memorial Drive
Chicago witnesses the 59th anniversary of William McKinley’s birth with meetings banquets and school observances. Funds for the memorial grow as judges lawmakers and veterans join in tributes across cities including Baltimore New York Cleveland Buffalo Des Moines Lincoln and Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William McKinley
Studebaker Theater
Grosscup
William R. Day
Ohio
Baltimore
New York
Cleveland
Buffalo
Des Moines
Cummins
Kansas City
Denver
Emporia
Inu
Lincoln
Neb
Snow Falls in California Valleys and Los Angeles
Natives astonished as a quarter inch of snow covers Los Angeles and a foot of snow rests on nearby mountains. A severe cold wave sweeps the state and threatens crops. In San Diego the first snow in memory drops twenty six hundredths of an inch amid a record dry winter endangering orange and lemon crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
San Diego
Sudden Death in Honeymoon Couple Over Morphine Error
Mrs. Dr. Michael B. Kinser died from morphine taken by mistake for quinine in Knoxville Tennessee. Her husband Dr Kinser who took a similar dose Tuesday night may not recover. The couple married January 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Tenn
Michael B. Kinser
Yates Refuses Indiana Extradition Request
Springfield Jan 30 Governor Yates refused to honor Indiana's requisition for the extradition of rack Miller of Bloomington a Chicago and Alton engineer wanted in Decatur county Ind on an indictment charging improper relations with a stepdaughter The governor held the offense not extraditable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Yates
Indiana
Rack Miller
Bloomington
Chicago and Alton
Decatur County
Ind
Names of the Fleet Street Dead
Boston records list fire victims from Fleet street blaze Tuesday night. Louis Pilato proprietor of the lodging house Madaline Pilato his wife Joseph Salanto Raffaele Deseo Madaline Donetto An toinette Donetto Sabettelli Dandi a baby unnamed child and an unidentified man died in the event.
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Boston
Fleet Street
Louis Pilato
Madaline Pilato
Joseph Salanto
Raffaele Deseo
Madaline
Jennie Donetto
Antoinette Donetto
Sabettelli Dandi
Baby
Russian libel paper suppressed editor deported exile abroad
The Ros sia Libersias was suppressed after publishing a violent attack against Alexander III Nicholas II and the dowager empress. The editor was deported to Pekoff and the author exiled to Irkutsk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Rossiya Libersias
Alexander III
Nicholas II
Pekoff
Irkutsk
Smallpox Scare Closes Oshkosh High School
Oshkosh Wisconsin January 30 The high school closed for one week by the board of education amid smallpox fears Three new cases have developed in recent days A girl from an infected family attended class and exposure to many pupils is feared
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Oshkosh
Wis
Board of Education
Family feud ends in fatal stabing near Hale Wisconsin
Old Man Herman Bretene a 65 year old farmer living in Hale shoots and stabs his son in law Iver Skoin with a hunting knife following a family vow. Doctors think Skoin may die from the injuries sustained in the January incident at Whitehall Wisconsin.
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Whitehall
Wis
Herman Bretene
Hale
Iver Skoin
Dundee grants freedom of city to Andrew Carnegie
Dundee in Scotland decides to confer the freedom of the city on Andrew Carnegie. Other items note Hubert Klein offering a reward for recovered funds, a Chicago man seeking protection after a violent attack, Taft meeting with officials on Philippine matters, and plans for a jurist gathering at the St. Louis fair.
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Kansas
Ohio
Cincinnati
Dundee
Scotland
Andrew Carnegie
Hubert Klein
Chicago
Taft
Washington
Administration
St. Louis
Hobson
United Daughters of
New York
United Mine Workers Adjourns Sine Die After Convention
The thirteenth annual United Mine Workers of America convention adjourned in Indianapolis with plans to hold next year there and vote for the joint conference with operators. Delegates backed widows and orphans aid, opposed government by injunction, and favored re-enacting the Chinese exclusion act. A major reform proposal would elect national officers by local union popular vote, facing substantial debate over vote trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
United Mine Workers of America
Springfield
Dis
Spring Valley
Ils
New York City
What Cheer
Mitchell
Heenan
Licltiois
American Federation of Labor
Nearly 100 Attend the Joint Conference of Miners and Operators
About one hundred leading coal mine owners gather for a joint conference with miners and operators. Officials expect up to 300 operators as proceedings begin at 10 a.m. They plan to oppose a 10 percent pay raise on a run-of-mine basis and resist substituting it for the screen basis. Indiana, Ohio, and Pennsylvania operators oppose the run-of-mine plan, fearing a about 15 percent rise. Iowa and Michigan faces slim odds for interstate agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Black Coal District
Iowa
Michigan
General Funston Receives Medical Evaluation in Wansaus City
General Frederick Funston, arriving Tuesday from San Francisco for treatment, spent an hour with doctors in Wansaus City. Physicians said he suffers a sinus in the appendix from a prior Philippine operation and that one treatment may suffice, possibly avoiding another operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wansaus City
Frederick Funston
San Francisco
Funston
Philippines
Uncle Jimmy Kingston Found Dead in Snow in Illinois
In Pana Illinois on January 30 relatives report Uncle Jimmy Kingston formerly of Shelbyville was found dead face down in the snow by Mrs Frank Winson. The coroner's jury ruled heart failure as the cause. Kingston had served in the trench army and was aged 74.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pana
Ill
Jimmy Kingston
Shelbyville
Frank Winson
Trench Army
Fatal Accident at Elk Point As Chair Collapses
Richard Connelly visiting his brother near Elk Point South Dakota January 30 died from a collapsed chair splinter penetrating the skull base. An hour after the injury the wound swelled and two men removed the splinter. No hope of recovery is given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elk Point
S. D
Richard Connelly
Connelly
Hairlike Eye Parasite Removed After Operation
Mrs. George Dovers of Tipton Indiana suffered years with an eye ailment until a January ophthalmic exam found a parasite growing on the iris surface in the aqueous chamber. A surgical operation removed what resembled a hair snake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipton
Ind
George Dovers
Prince Henry’s Chicago Visit Limited to Twenty Hours
Prince Henry will arrive in Chicago on March 3 at 6 p m and depart March 4 at 2 p m for Milwaukee the visit lasting twenty hours as the royal party tours the city with planned engagements. The itinerary includes arrival in the evening and a midday departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Henry
Chicago
Milwaukee
Governor Van Sant Responds to Merger Petition
Governor Van Sant replied to Minneapolis businessmen who urged him to drop his opposition to the railroad merger. The brief communication addresses the petition and outlines his continued stance on the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. van Sant
Paul
van Sant
Minneapolis
Admiral Schley Visits Louisville Amid Severe Storm
Admiral Schley endured a heavy sleet storm as he toured Louisville for a board of trade program. More than 2,600 greeted him, then lunch at the Pendennis Club and a banquet at the Galt House with 200 guests at five long tables. Marion E. Taylor presided, with Governor Beckham and General T. C. Catchings among the speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Admiral Schley
Board of Trade
Pendennis Club
Galt House
Marion EE. Taylor
Governor Beckham
T. C. Catchings
Chicago Eyes Quarantine Over Midwest Smallpox Ring
Chicago plans a quarantine against Iowa Wisconsin and Indiana due to a smallpox outbreak. Des Moines has about 500 cases and authorities in other Iowa towns show lax prevention. If imposed the step would involve train inspections vaccination of passengers and fumigation of trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Iowa
Wisconsin
Indiana
Des Moines
Reynolds
Cow Sets World Butter Record at Seven Days in Wisconsin
Mercedes Julips Pieterse, No. 30.480 a Jefferson county Trolstein cow raised and sold by W. S. Gates of Oakland to South Side stock farm St. Paul holds the world's butter record with 584 pounds of milk in seven days and 29 pounds 5.7 ounces of butter. The cow’s average test is 02.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Mills
Wis
Jefferson County
W. S. Gates
Oakland
South Side
St. Paul
Marquise del Grillo Marked by Wide Celebrations in Rome
The 86th birthday anniversary of Adelaide Ristori as the Marquise del Grillo drew many celebrations in Rome. Wing Emmanuel and a large delegation visited the actress, who hosted a court as mayors and dignitaries from several towns paid their respects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Tlthe
Marquise del Grillo
Adelaide Ristori
Wing Emmanuel
Controlling Interest Changes Hands in Local Bank
A controlling stake of about four percent in the First National Bank at Council Bluffs passed to Ernest I Hart who is said to represent an eastern syndicate. The stock had been controlled for years by C R Hannan, longtime bank president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
First Nationale Bank
Ernest Is. Hart
C. R. Hannan
Miss Stone Reported Released From Turkish Territory
Sofia correspondent for The Times reports that Miss Stone and Mime. Tsilka were liberated this morning on Turkish territory. The wire date is January 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Stone
London
Sofia
The
Times
Tsilka
Chile Orders 15000 Sword Bayonets From Solingen
The Chilean government orders 15 000 sword bayonets from Solingen, Prussia, as Argentina also announces arms purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Solingen
Prussia
Argentina
Smallpox scare in Fort Wayne as boy exposed
Fort Wayne Indiana January 30 health officials report Rey Winnebarger a boy on Hanna street is diagnosed with smallpox exposing dozens. Meanwhile Herman Witt a Concordia College dormitory student and fifty others fall ill with diphtheria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Ind
Rey Winnebarger
Hanna Street
Herman Witt
Concordia College
Oldest Boone County resident seeks guardian for estate
Estella Oli phant files in Lebanon Indiana circuit court to appoint a guardian for David A Caldwell claiming he is of unsound mind and unable to manage his affairs. Caldwell is Boone county's oldest resident and will be 98 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Ind
Estella Oliphant
Circuit Court
David A. Caldwell
Caldwell
Boone County
Marel
Durbin Stricken by Grip Worsens Health Outlook
Indianapolis Jan 30 Governor Durbin’s ill health this winter causes concern among friends. He has suffered with the grip unable to shake it off. He remains at official duties though worn down as his system struggles to resist further attacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durbin
Indianapolis
Old May Stricken Fatally in Jackson Township Incident
Tipton Ind Jan 30. Loren Blight 74 a leading farmer of Jackson township was riding on a load of wood when he was stricken with paralysis and fell from the wagon. He suffered internal injuries and will die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old May
Tipton
Ind
Lwran Blight
Jackson Township
Elwood Mass Meeting Threatsen Full City Ticket
Elwood workers threaten a mass meeting to nominate a full city ticket. Newbury miner John Tremper, 52, died when slate fell at Archibald mine. Noblesville council offers reward for arrest and conviction of John Seay's assassin. Rising Sun Lucian Harris elected cashier of the Deposit Bank, replacing the late North. Wayne widow Mary Begue, ex county official John Begue, is dead. Thelma Lautmann struck in stomach by snowball, severe injuries endanger life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood
Newbury
John Tremper
Archibald
Noblesville
John F. Seay
Rising Sun
Lucian Harris
Rising Sun Deposit
Bank
William B. North
Wayne
Mary Begue
John. C. Begue
Altrea Lautmann
We My
Flames at Wolcott How a Hoosier Girl Became Rich
A major fire destroyed Wolcott Indiana’s business district in a Tuesday night blaze in the Odd Fellows hall above Spencer Bros. drug store. Losses exceed 120000 with about half uninsured. Heaviest losses include Blake Lumber 30000 Carson general store 15000 Leopold dry goods 18000 Ferguson hotel 12000 Spencer drug 4000 Blake furniture 4000 Hinchman hardware 4600 Jackson meat 3500 W I Smith grocery 8000 Walter Sawyer jeweler 6000 and J N High owned building 4000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolcott
Ind
Odd Fellows
Spencer Bros
Blake Lumber Company
Carson Company
Leopold Bros
Ferguson Hotel
Spencer’s
Blake’s Furniture Company
Hinchman’s
Jackson's
W. Ie Smith
Walter Sawyer
J. N. High
Indianarapolis Woman Returns as $1.6 Million Bride
Nellie Hefel of Muncie returns to Indiana as Mrs. Calvin Benson, famed for a rapid rise from restaurant work in Dawson City to coal and mining ventures. They wed in Rampart City before her travel back north. Benson is described as a wealthy Rampart miner.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Nellie Hefel
Muncie
Northwest
Calvin Benson
Seattle
Alaska
Dawson City
Nome
Rampart City
Fought Like Ti'wo Apaches Ends in Near Fatal Duel
Arch Gentry and Charles Groscarp, rivals in a love affair, fought with knives near Linden, two miles from Crawfordsville Indiana. After a fifteen minute battle Gentry lay near unconscious in the snow before Groscarp escaped. Gentry had returned to summon friends before the final clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Ind
Arch Gentry
Charles Groscarp
Linden
Gentry
Groscary
Thug Strikes Traveling Man in Fort Wayne Robbery
Fort Wayne Indiana January 30 A S Gale a commercial traveler was struck in the face with a brick near St Marys Ohio as he hurried to catch a train. The attacker was captured and found to be a minor under bond for a similar offense. He said he robbed Gale to raise money for his lawyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Ind
A. S. Gale
St. Mary's. O
State Line
Gale
Infant smothered by mother in Rockville incident
Rockville Indiana January 30. Mr and Mrs Charles Van Vader drove to the father’s home about five miles away and found their two month old child smothered to death. The mother, anxious to shield the infant from cold, wrapped it too closely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Ind
Charles van Vader
Hoarfrost the fabric of the feathery whiteness explained
The article explains hoarfrost as more than frozen moisture describing how radiating surfaces cold surfaces collect hoarfrost as moist air drops vapor. It notes moisture is essential but not excessive and that mist or haze can precede delicate hoarfrost, common in towns after foggy nights.
Not Necessary to Talk Much
A terse exchange centers on a woman who claims she is not much of a conversationalist and a man who sees a chance to take the lead in dialogue. The dialogue hints at an upcoming plan or negotiation as he believes his preliminary talking will suffice to elicit a response from her.
Fatal trolley disaster in Pittsburg after runaway cars crash into crowd
Three people killed and many injured as two runaway cars from the Monongahela division plunge from log hill into Wilmerding wrecking the Pennsylvania station. Conductor Robert Trush dies. motor man Charles Wright and several others severely hurt and likely to die.
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Pittsburg
Monongahela
John McFadden
Mary Winkaid
East McKeesport
Robert Trush
Charles Wright
Wil
Alex Sanders
Frank Small
Jacob Smith
Wall's Station
Wilmerding
Cheesport
Passengs
Pennsylvania Railroad
Testimony Confronts Cuba Post Office Fraud Case
Fourteen witnesses testified in Havana on January 30 about post office fraud in Cuba. Inspectors Hamilton Keys and Waters supported Inspector Gregory’s account of account inspections and fraud amounts. Reynolds said a book was opened for Cuban post office accounts but left blank, alleging Rathbone and Neely opposed entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Post Office
Hamilton
Keys
Waters
Gregory
Reynolds
Cuba
W. H. Reeves
Reeves
Estes G. Rathbone
C. I. W. Neely
Rathbone
Fatal slip at Illinois Steel plant in South Chicago
Chicago dated Jan 30 reports a deadly accident at the Illinois Steel company plant in South Chicago. One man Michael Obranski died and four others were severely injured likely to die after a slip caused molten metal to spill and explode, sending iron and flames through a tapping hole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Illinois Steel Company
Michael Obranski
Intended to Murder a Girl at Chicago Hotel
Chicago January 30 J M Walsh charged with burglary barricaded a door at the Revere House when arrest seemed near and killed himself by blowing out his brains. Police visit prevented the thug from murdering a girl he was in love with and letters show his intent to murder and die by own action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
J. M. Walsh
Revere House
Negotiations Reported for Philippine Islands Sale to Germany
The Neues Wiener Tageblatt says talks are underway for selling the Philippine islands to Germany and notes Admiral Prince Henry will visit the United States as a prelude to an official announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Neues Wiener Tageblatt
Philippine Islands
Germany
Prince Henry
United States
People's Church Burned in St. Paul Fire
In St. Paul Minnesota yesterday evening the People's church an independent Congregationalist church led by Rev Dr S G Smith was totally destroyed by fire with losses estimated at 100000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People's Church
St. Paul, Minn
People’s Church
S. G. Smith
Markets Show Mixed Wheat and Live Stock Quotes
Chicago Board of Trade quotes show wheat at multiple futures levels with May and July ranges. Produce prices list butter eggs poultry and fruit, while live stock reports from Chicago and Milwaukee record hogs cattle and sheep price ranges and receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Bee
Jamaav
Bell and Bugle
Cutttle
Texas
A Philosopher. Og What Is a Philosopher
Fragmentary lines present a perplexed speaker musing on the nature of a philosopher. The text references a character named Jimmy and a notion of a man who thinks he has surpassed being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy
Warm Hearted Phrase Reflects National Magazine Edge
A brief fragment from National Magazine hints at a warm hearted tone while contrasting voices that complain about the world. The remark foregrounds a softer view of humanity amid criticism.
Young folks grow in love art and increase wonderfully
Fragmentary OCR notes reflect a dated sentiment about youth and affection, mentioning growth in love and artistic expression. Limited readable words hint at moral or cultural themes without clear events, names, dates, or places to anchor a fuller summary.
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Undertakers
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Elkhart
Golden Gate Patent
Burrell & Morgan
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Franklin Streets
John K. Brunk
Madge
COASH
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Jackson Street
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N. Main Street
New Buescher
Orth Side
Globe Exchange
Outh Main Street
Second & Sycamore Sts
Fulton Market Co
Moler Barber College
Geo. E. Grahani
McKinley
W. B. Conkey Company
Ways and Means
Hopkins
State Department
Gen. Metcalf
Senate Committee On Pensions
Wilder S. Metcalf
Topeka
Kan
Cullei
Long
Shiloh
Weis .&. Co
le Roy
Kari
Congress
Mkinley
California
Free Press
Russia
Ctional
Northern Securities Company
Northern Pacific
Great Northern Railway
Gen. Funston
Town
Adelaide Ristoris
Hoosier State
Klondike
Chicago Grain and Produce
Ken Rye
Dull
Barkey
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