Prominent editor cites Peru na as cure for catarrh
A Washington editor and others praise Peru na in letters to Dr Hart man. Testimonies claim relief from chronic catarrh after using Peru na with statements of complete cures and renewed health.
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J. F. Turner
Princinal WB
Jieh School
Mderefield
Tenn
End
Pereli
Promis Neoware
Rae
Jonettrend Tiecti
Peeru-na
Edodiad
Goebel forces sweep Kentucky caucuses to solid power
In Frankfort on January 2 58 Democratic members met to nominate for speaker South Trimble won on the sixth ballot over Cantrill and H B Lyon. Goebel supporters secured senate leadership posts and planned a late night caucus to nominate a U S senator likely Blackburn. Republicans planned a conference to nominate a straight slate as they fail to organize. A O H branches pledged 50000 to Boer relief noted in Boston.
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Tucky
Frankfort
House
South Trimble
Franklin
J. C. Cantrill
Sen
H. B. Lyon
Cantrill
Origial Goebel
Goebel
Senate Caucus
Claude Desha
William Cromwell
Senate
United States
Blackburn
Troebel
Hanna to Lead National Committee and Convention Chair
Cleveland reports Senator Hanna will be both temporary and permanent chairman of the Republican National Committee and the Republican National Convention. The information cites a source second only to President McKinley and Hanna. Jan. 3.
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Hanna
Cleveland
Ohio
Cleveland Leader
McKinley
Republican National Committee
Fire Burns Business District in Assumption
Fire at 5 a.m. Sunday destroyed A Fuer & Son's grocery clothing and shoe store the Illinois State Bank Gus Kuhl's cigar factory a millinery shop and a dental office. Several other buildings were damaged with total losses around 380000 mostly insured.
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Assumption
A. Fuer & Son
Ilinois State Bank
Gus Ku‘hl
Boutelle Improves. Doctors Hope for Full Recovery
A letter from Congressman Boutelle's doctors in Boston reports improving symptoms and strong hope for full recovery soon. The Bangor notice notes the illness and ongoing treatment.
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Boutelle
Bangor
Jan
Congressman Boutelle
Boston
Valladolid Chamber Plans Jan 14 Tax Reform Meeting
The Valladolid chambers of commerce announced a Jan. 14 meeting inviting the farming class to attend. Economic reforms and a sweeping reduction in taxes will be demanded at the gathering.
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Madrid
Death of a European Composer Millecker in Vienna
Millecker, the composer, who had been battling a paralytic stroke, died Sunday in Vienna. The frail musician had been under care for months.
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Vienna
Millecker
Ohio Assembly in Session Votes for Caucus Nominees
Columbus Ohio January 2 The seventy fourth general assembly met and elected republican caucus nominees by a strict party vote. An adjournment was taken until today when Gov Bushnell's message will be read.
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Ohio Assembly
Columbus
Ohio
Seventy-Fourth General Assembly
Republican Caucus
Bushnell
Grand jury clears Senator Gallinger on civil service charge
Concord New Hampshire January 2 The grand jury reported to Judge Aldrich Monday no indictment was found against Senator Gallinger charged with violating civil service laws by soliciting subscriptions for campaign purposes from federal office holders.
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Concord
N. H
Aldrich
Gallinger
Civil Service
Chief's Wife a Prisoner in Philippine Conflict
Aguinaldo's wife and kin plus eighteen insurgent supporters surrendered to Major March in Bontoc. Two Americans and several Spanish prisoners were released. Lieut Duffy and ten signal corps men are missing after failed telegraph line work. poles were torn down and wires cut, raising belief they were captured or killed by rebels.
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Manila
Lenoir
Duffy
Signal Corps
Americans Take Cabuyao in Southern Advance Battle
Two battalions of the Thirty-ninth Infantry landed at Cabuyao and occupied the town on the Laguna de Bay south shore. American losses included two killed and four wounded. 150 insurgents and four six-pounder guns were captured. The gunboat Laguna de Bay bombarded the town before disembarkation as insurgents fled toward Santa Rosa. Americans burned the surrounding area and pursued the retreating forces, while other regiments moved to San Pedro Macati and Pasig to continue the southern advance. Documents found implicate 1,000 Filipinos plotting uprising. Hong Kong junta leader asks U.S. allegiance inquiry.
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Cabuyao
Atanila
Thirty-ninth Infantry
Laguna de Bay
Manila
Fetel
Calamba
San Pedro Macat
Pasig
Mantla
Aguinaldo Gaining Unpopularity Among Insurgents
Dispatches from Manila report Emilio Aguinaldo losing support among Filipino insurgents due to slow progress against American forces. The Filipino commander in chief is said to be falling further into discredit each day.
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Aguinaldo
Madrid
Manila
Fatal Wreck at Neponset in Ill at Midnight
Fireman J. Co. Ressler was killed and Gilbert Boyd and Arthur Fraver were injured in a Burlington Northern wreck at Neponset Illinois. An extra freight diverted to a side track but the east bound extra struck on the main line causing a collision of locomotives.
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Neponset
Galesburg
Ill
J. Co
IF. Ressler
Gilbert Boyd
Arthur Fraver
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Carnegie to donate to Republican convention fund
Andrew Carnegie will give 50 000 dollars to the Republican convention fund. Bethlehem Iron Works is said to have made a substantial contribution. The committee aims to raise as near 250 000 dollars as possible.
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Carnegie
Philadelphia
Andrew Carnegie
Bethlehem Iron Works
Fire destroys Brazil Indiana restaurant and two adjacent buildings
A tire fire at H. B. Plumb's restaurant in Brazil Indiana at 4 am spread to Schromier and Wherles shoe store and Michael Doyle's saloon. The three buildings and contents burned with a $27000 loss, partly covered by insurance.
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Brasil
Ind
Brazil
H. B. Plumb
Schromier & Wherles
Michael Doyle
Governor Tanner Denies Colorado Move Report
Springfield Illinois January 2 Governor Tanner and Mrs Tanner deny rumors they will move to Colorado after leaving office. The denial follows circulating reports of relocation plans during the term end.
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Ranner
Springfield
Tanner
Colorado
Bold Girl Burglar Captures Headlines in Chicago
Seventeen year old Minnie Milbrant is jailed at Shefield avenue police station after breaking into Louis I. Haller’s home at 1306 Dunning street. She stole dresses, a zither, a pocketbook with 47 dollars, and valuable papers before being arrested within twelve hours. Detec tives traced the plunder and found a woman’s shoe print under the window confirming the suspect’s role. Milbrant claimed she acted alone and showed no fear of the law.
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Minnie Milbrant
Shefield Avenue
Chicago
Schuettler
Miss Milbrant
Louis I. Haller
Dunning Street
Tlaker
Lung and
Sheehan
Chicago Tribune
Biz Losses on the Turf
Tables by sports writers show over 200 million dollars lost on the turf annually. Fifty million falls to English courses and about 100 million to Australian venues. The remainder is mainly wagered in France, the United States, and British colonies.
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France
United States
The Origin of Wollars
The piece explains how time divides by hours and notes Greeks and Romans used water clocks and sundials. It describes hourglasses as sand-filled vessels evolving from earlier time-measuring devices with sand passing through small openings.
Olympia Named Cruiser in Honor of Washington State City
A Senate secretary proposed naming a new cruiser after Tacoma Seattle or Spokane before selecting Olympia. The senator, Tracey, chose Olympia, reasoning the people there would appreciate the compliment and that neither Tacoma nor Seattle nor Spokane could fault the choice. The Detroit Free Press recounts the decision as the origin of the ship’s name.
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Tilow Dpewey
Samed
Nural Dew Mise
Tod Sauive
Sian
Senate
Vuieminwin Raey
Navy
Yue
Vate
Tracey
Tacoma
Seattle
Spokane
Olympia
Mir Tracy
Detroit Pree Press
Peoista Waas
Forest Resources Behind Newspaper Stock
The piece explains that a cord of spruce yields 615 feet board measure and makes half a ton of sulphite pulp or one ton of ground wood pulp. Newspaper stock uses two percent sulphite and eighty percent ground wood pulp. It notes spruce virgin growth stands of 7,000 feet per acre, twenty two acres yielding 154,000 feet of timber, loggers cutting it in eight days, producing 250 tons of pulp daily for newspaper stock, which makes a similar weight of paper enough for a large metropolitan paper in two days.
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Loston Transcript
Papa and Harold Plan a Phone Call in Office with Girl
A young man Harold wishes to talk with an old man tomorrow. The girl explains Harold wants the talk at the old man's office so he can call by telephone, as there is no telephone at home. The scene unfolds with wary undertones.
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Papa
Harold
Chicago Post
Hadn't Forgotten His Lesson
A boy in a mission school was tested on creation with his brother William present. When asked who made him the boy answered God and then admitted God also made Bill. The Memphis Commercial Appeal reports the scene as a humorous moment from the Sunday lesson.
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Mission School
William
Bill
Memphis
DeWhitt’s Witch Hazel Salve Promoted for Baby’s Ailments
Ad copy touts DeWhitt’s Witch Hazel Salve as a remedy for tanning sores on a baby and skin diseases, claims a Vermont advertiser Mrs R Churchill of Berlin endorses it, warns of counterfeit products, and cites Houseworth Bros. as suppliers.
Odd Language Exchange Reported in Detroit Press
A confusing transcription from the Detroit Free Press Sunday edition describes a peculiar exchange with phrases like the eintle man and boi the lueke. The piece notes lines about luck and expediting memory in a stylized, ambiguous dialogue fragment.
Outlandish Rig Stuns Cleveland Readers
A Cleveland Plain Dealer passage recalls a bizarre costume worn by a castern woman critter and the sensational reaction it provoked. The piece notes a wind of short nav pe and a shocked crowd, emphasizing disbelief at the event.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Why Didn't You Laugh With the Rest Joke Quip
Report from Columbus Ohio noting Jones asks why the crowd laughed and Brown replies the joke was on him. The piece captures a light moment among students or locals as they react to Smith’s humor in a social setting.
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Jones
Brown—Smith
Columbus
State Journal
Making It Plausible
A dialog reflects a salesman and an office boy discussing a tiger skin sale. The buyer doubt arises from non genuine appearance, prompting the office boy to claim he staged the shot as proof of authenticity.
Unclear Reflections On Time Danger and War
A fragment quotes a Cleveland Leader note on aging and courage, linking wrinkles to time and noting bravado after danger passes. It also mentions in the Philippines the proximity of American troops as a source of the word amigo.
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Uncle Bill
Philippines
Cleveland
The Hunter's Spoils Stolen On The Cars
Quote from the Indianapolis Journal notes a hunter claiming a fine bag of game was stolen from him on the cars. The remark frames the tale as a new story brought home by the hunter.
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Indianapolis Journal
Minister Declares Chase’s Ointment a Cure for Piles
The Reverend W N Edwards of Buffalo New York endorses Dr A W Chase’s Ointment as a positive cure for blind itching piles after 15 years of suffering. He will recommend it widely and use influence to spread its merits. 50 cents and free sample box for a stamp from Dr A W Chase Medical Co Buffalo NY.
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Peruna
Mir
W. B. Steffy
Glouster
Hartman
Columbus
Ghlio
W. N. Edwards
Buffalo
N. Y
A. W. Chase
Washington Statue Site Chosen in Paris Quarter
Paris January 3 The city council selected the site for the equestrian statue of Washington located in the American quarter. The pedestal design was approved and the unveiling is hoped for July 3 to mark Washington's acceptance of his commission as general.
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Washington
Paris
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