Senate Week Opens With Philippine Talk and Office Change
Washington January 29 Senators Bacon and Tillman announced speeches on the Philippine question for the week while the currency bill keeps priority. A change in senate offices is expected with Bennett as secretary and James as sergeant at arms. Jones of Arkansas presses Samoa treaty reconsideration in executive session, Quay contest await currency bill fate. House plans unclear Indian and consular appropriation bills near passage.
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Washington
Bacon
Tillman
Senate
Bennett
Jamsde
Jones
Arkansas
PhotoHypnotic Exposures in De Soto Scandal
A public administrator auctioned the deceased photographer Travis’s effects revealing that several young women and matrons posed nude for him. One engagement ended, a girl exiled after confessing, and photos include widely known social figures. A river scene 14 miles west is among the negatives.
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Aoa Trilby
de Soto
Big River
Travis
Americans Open Legaspi Ports in Hemp Trade Boom
After occupying Sorsogon Donsol and Bulan Gen Kobbe landed two companies near Legaspi under Nashville bombardment. Insurgents left flank fell killing thirty three. Legaspi Albay and Virac captured. Hemp stock in ports exceeds one hundred thousand bales awaiting shipment.
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Legaspi
Albay
Sorsogon
Donsol
Bulan
Virac
Manila
Kobbe
Nashville
Albuy
Virae
Vhess
Spain
Miners sufferings lead to claimed cure by Chase ointment
A Jackson Michigan man recounts twelve years of misery from piles caused by standing in mine drainage water. He was told only surgery could help, but after using Dr. Chase's Ointment he reports immediate relief and a near cure. The ad promotes Dr. A W Chase's Ointment 50c and free sample boxes.
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Jackson, Mich
John G. Morgan
Michigan
Morgan
Dr. Chase
A. W. Chase
Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Company
Buffalo
Dakota Sheep Men Organize at Belle Fourche
Hot Springs South Dakota January 29 The northern Black Hills sheep men have formed another association with headquarters at Belle Fourche It includes wool producers from western South Dakota northeastern Wyoming and southern Montana An estimated 200000 pounds of wool will be marketed at Belle Fourche this year and members prefer warehouse storage to avoid direct car shipments awaiting better markets.
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Dakota
Hot Springs
S. D
Black Hills
Belle Fourche
South Dakota
Wyoming
Montana
Oliver Pike Found Alive After Trunk Body Confusion
Oliver Pike, once believed murdered with a body found in a trunk, is alive in Delta Ohio. Relatives were told a son buried in Delta cemetery was living there under the name Harry Price. Pike returned Friday, identified by family. he has limited knowledge of the trunk body or his disappearance.
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Chicago
Oliver Pike
Chicese
Geo
Pike
Ready to Rush for Gold from Puget Sound to Nome
Tacoma January 29. Estimates by local shipping men put about 15,000 men bound for Cape Nome by the first steamer from Puget Sound and Dawson. Most sail from Tacoma Seattle and San Francisco with others moving up the Yukon. More than half of Dawson’s population is expected to depart Nome as ice allows. Nearly thirty steamers with 300 to 1,000 passengers apiece are set to sail May 10 to June 1, and supplies valued at about 3,000,000 are prepared for shipment on those first boats.
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Cape Nome
Tacoma
Wash
Puget Sound
Dawson
Seattle
San Francisco
Yukon River
Yukon
Nome
Heart disease warned and a physician praised in personal appeal
A persuasive testimonial warns that heart trouble can strike anyone including ministers. C L Arundell recounts years of illness, failed treatments, and money lost before Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and Pellets restored health. Readers are invited to verify by contacting Pinegrove Ohio.
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C. S. Mundell
Dr. Pierce
Pierce
Pinegrove
Ohio
C. L. Arundell
Minutes of Providence Association
Relatives Seek Bryant Missing After Train Incident
London Kentucky residents search for J W Bryant of East Bernstedt after he left Frankfort for home and disappeared. Eyewitnesses on a special train say Bryant was shot and pitched from the train window by a crowd during the Goebel outbreak.
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London
J. W. Bryant
East Bernstedt
Bryant
Frankfort
Goebel
Butterine shipments reveal scale of artificial butter trade
Washington reports that 79,665,744 pounds of artificial butter moved between states in a year with 17 manufacturers 163 wholesale and 6,875 retail dealers. The internal revenue commissioner credits 100 clerks who volunteered 500 hours of overtime for enabling the report.
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Washington
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
High bat act passed in Kentucky senate
Frankfort Ky January 27 The senate has passed the high bat act restricting head coverings in theaters where admission is charged. It makes it a misdemeanor for owners to permit coverings that obstruct views and imposes a fine from zero to ten dollars.
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Frankfort
Senate
Regulation of Hair Length for BC Mine Workers Bill
A provincial bill introduced in Victoria BC proposes regulating hair length for employees in metalliferous and other mines. It aims to exploit the queue superstition to justify broad application and avoid discrimination, contrasting with a prior measure that sought to exclude Chinese workers.
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Victoria
B. C
British Columbia
Jerome W W Hoot Arrests in New Orleans Capture
Jerome W W Hoot, charged with sending an infernal machine to his wife last October, was captured in New Orleans. Iowa officials call the case the most shocking in state history, with police claiming conclusive evidence of guilt.
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Jerome
Hoot
Waterigo
Iowa
New Orleans
Priest's Death Mystery Near Springfield
The death of Rev. Father Joseph Sullivan remains unsolved after his body was found at the Church of the Immaculate Conception vicarage. Hundreds viewed the remains as funeral services were held and the body shipped to Worcester Massachusetts.
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Springfield
Joseph Sullivan
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Worcester
Mass
Cough Remedies and Telephony Costs Noted in Johannesburg Report
The piece criticizes coughing as irritating to the lungs and mentions Foley's Honey and Tar as a cure that clears phlegm without strain. It contrasts this with Dutch operated telephone service in Johannesburg requiring a year’s advance subscription around $75 and 20 service after 5 p.m.
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Foley
Houseworth Bros
Johannesburg
Louis Sterner Suit and Overcoat Line
Local ad urges readers to visit Louis Sterner at 213 Main Street near Norris Street for suits and overcoats with money saving prices. Supplies showcased in a concise retail pitch.
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Louis Sterner
Main Stree
Norris EB. Felt
Leonard's Drug Store and Groceries Ad
An advertisement touts Leonard's Drug Store with a sample display and offers Michigan potatoes. It lists Fedder Bros. at 608 Harrison Street and F. M. Swinehart at 119 West Jackson Street for groceries and baked goods.
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Leonard
Fedder Bros
Harrison Street
F. M. Swineharts
West Jackson Street
Local ads offer goods from Elkhart merchants
A dense list of Elkhart business notices and promotions appears. Heffner Co plumbers N D Graham cigars and menswear, A W Shively overcoats and shirt sale, People's Outfitting furniture sale, Sbetger Bros tailors, M A Tompkins millinery, Stilson spring suits, Stewart groceries, O E Yolland photography, W E Smith stamps and jewelry, Wilton Heating Machine claim, Norris Best trade advice, Borneman Louw hardware.
Local merchants advertise goods and services in brief notices
Various shops promote shoes and cigars, books and kodaks, undertakers, furniture, beer and wines, medical services, laundry, overcoats, garden items, groceries, buggies, harness, and drug store offerings in a bustling city ad roundup.
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Pabst
Milwaukee
Schmidt's
Opp
L. S
M. S
Sheriff Downey Held to Grand Jury in Furlong Shooting
Pana Illinois January 27 Sheriff Thomas J Downey of this county is bound over to the Montgomery grand jury in the sum of 10600 for shooting Thomas Furlong at Litchfield ten days ago. The report mentions Dr Wood and his syrup as a tonic for older adults and general wellbeing.
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Meid
Pana
Thomas J. Downey
Montgomery
Thomas Furlong
Litchfield
Micks Bicycle and Jeweler Ads from Codfey Bros
An OCR fragment promotes coupon tickets with cows and quick cold relief from Codfey Bros. It also advertises Micks bicycle sales, the original 3 crown, and a J and Micks Co jewelers catalogue with 190 prices. The mention includes Godfrey and Livengood.
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Godfrey & Livengood
MICKS
J. &. Micks Co
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Bone
Creai
Antitrust Baking Fewcer Company
Ues Indianapolis
Jacob Biggle
Biiggle
Biggle
Vince
The
Farm Journal
United States of America
Witmer Atkinson, Chas. Yp, Jenkins
Philadelphia
Monarch
Rom
DR. E. C. K Ae S
Eix
Elkhart Uly
Castetter
S. Main St
New York World
Salzer
Mahlon Larher
B.trey -Sstoni
Bares
Lie
Heneer
Rane
Millon Hollar Potuata
Speltz
Tes Cateley
Luc
Ifius
Express
Eixpress
Sears, Roebuch & CD
Sears, Roebuck
Kditor
Congress
House
Cockran
Bryan
New York
W. Rourke Cockran
William J. Bryan
Cochran
Goebel Man
Heffner & Co
N. D. Graham
South Main Street
Chesters
Cenetury Club
Londres Cabana
Indiana Tigers
Old St. Joe
Dom Pedra
A. W. Shively
Main Street
People’s Outfitting Co
Sbetger Bros
Elkhart
M. A. Tompkins’ Millinery Store
C. J. Stilson
Stewart
North Main Street
O. E. Yolland
F’hotos
Holland
W. E. Smith's
Jeweler and Optician
Main St. Elkhart
Wilton
Norris
Borneman & Louw
Helfrich & Gelzen
F. Leusch
Earth
UW. A. Knevels
Boox
C. Waley & Sons
Troy Steam Laundry
Hassler & Brubaker
Ulster
Jardi Neers
L. Helfrich & Lewn’s
Odd Fellow
Weyrick Bros., Grocery
Miller & Jessup
Goldman’s Drug
Neoula
Opeb
As Hinstrareé
Nerz
Jung
Hess
Sam Plessent
SEARS
Roebuck & CO. (Inc
Seas, Roebuck & Co
Codfey Bros.’ Lumber
Thomas Drug Store
Main and
Marion Streets
W J Brown
Jackson Street
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