Washington Navy officer ill as Brooklyn sails
Captain Prandle of the Brooklyn tied up at the Maroon of Navigation with his ship nearby. Captain Cook, aboard, was rushed to Naval Hospital in critical condition prompting the secretary to order Cadet Harold Cook from New Orleans to Washington. Surgeon Frank G. Cook remains at the hospital with the elder Cook’s condition improving but ongoing heart ailment noted.
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Cook
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Naval Horpital
Department
Naval
Harold Cook
Hinde
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Captain Cook
Frank G. Cook
Naval Hospital
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Norfolke Navy Yard
Shaw to Succeed Gage as Secretary of the Treasury
Washington reports Governor Leslie M Shaw of Iowa has been named to replace Lyman J Gage as Secretary of the Treasury with Secretary Wilson remaining at the Cabinet. The announcement came after Crane of Massachusetts declined the post and President Roosevelt weighed other options. Delays in formal transfer depend on both outgoing and incoming secretaries.
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White House
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Lovee
Dodge
Shaw
Iowa
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Dee
Tate
Roosevelt
Gage
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Roonsvelt
Treasury Porttado
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Liv
Towa
Nation
Lealie M. Shaw
Trewmery
Lyman J. Gage
Wilhon
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Treasry
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Howe
Wilman
Wilnan Ty
Aruna
Tribone
Cobon
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Wilkoh
Dole
Wood
Hoot
Coli
Wilson
Agricultural Department
Queen Alexandra in London as illness worries doctors
In London on December 2, Queen Alexandra's condition grew more serious than previously released. Doctors remained at her side as she recovered from a chill. A noon update suggested slight improvement, yet plans for Christmas at Sandringham were disrupted and changes were made to holiday arrangements. It was said her majesty might leave her room in a few days.
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Queen Alexandra
Sandringfams
Jurden
Christman
Borough
Buying Danish Islands Rumor Sparks Government Action
A garbled report discusses Danish islands and government as officials consider selling a disputed islet. It notes local opposition at business venues and mentions a planned vote or petition to decide the sale, with timelines and reactions from involved parties.
Kickapoo Indian Medicine Promises Pain Relief at Home
The ad claims Kickapoo Indian Medicine relieves neuralgia earache headache and various pains with internal and external use. It asserts universal efficacy and urges keeping a bottle at home with testimonials of soothing effects and safety. Hebson Drug Co advertised as agents for Kickapoo remedies.
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Hebzon Drug Co
Cleveland Not Well Health Update on Former President
A Cleveland health report states that rumors of recovery are premature. His condition remains serious as he battles illness and has not left his room, with renewed concerns among friends about his status.
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Cleveland
Japanese budget shows a surplus in postwar plan
Tokio reports a surplus of 47,700,000 yen in the budget. The government proposes using the funds and indemnity proceeds to redeem the national debt, build railroads and telegraphs, and restore the naval maintenance fund.
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