Maine whiskey trade crackdown sparks odd methods in Maine
Bangor Daily Commercial reports enforcement snarls create strange liquor schemes in Maine. Prohibition efforts lead to arrests and covert deliveries, with back-door whiskey via milk routes and a new “blind back” system using snow drifts to hide half pint bottles. Police monitor patrons as illicit trade adapts through winter.
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Bangor
Dee
Maine
J.P. Bass
Bangor Daily Commercial
Bideford
Frlal Cain
York County
Moe
Civic League
Igwor
Portland
Ngwor
Bax
Rhillings
James
Ateritt
India Street
Stowbanks
Hitchcock Not Popular In Washington Rumors
In Washington on December 27 rumors swirl about possible retirements of Secretary of State Jona Hay and Secretary of the Interior Hitchcock. The article notes Hay’s health improving and cordial ties with the President, suggesting no imminent cabinet shakeup. Mitch Hitchcock faces opposition for his strict tenure and timber policy, with some Western politicians plotting against him.
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Waahington
Bate Jona Hay
Interior
B.A. Hitchock
Hay
Cal May
Tub
Col. Huy
Hitcheark
Roosevelt
Wil
Hitchenek
Nation to Erect Mammoth Bank Building in Chicago
A 270 foot tall bank complex is planned in Chicago far surpassing all prior structures. First National Bank and State Street firms will expand with a $4,000,000 project, combining two existing properties for a ground footprint larger than current blocks. Construction aims to rise atop a four-story base near the Montauk and Header, Smith & Trach parcels, shifting downtown skylines.
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Cileagy
Gawe
Tlaw
Alfoe
Chicago
Staten
Itty National
Ita
Émice
Huilding
Lonetary Montauk
Duimediately
Smith & Trach
Ailoh
Dyspepsia Treatment Promises Nerve Strength and Appetite
A historical remedy claims to rebalance digestion by restraining stomach rebellion and blocking nutritive absorption, promising relief from dyspepsia, constipation, biliousness, and natural energy, while purifying the blood and stimulating a hearty appetite.
Delegation Urges U S Stand on Manchuria Trade Issues
A Washington delegation from the American Asiatic Association met President to present petitions from Oriental trade firms. They urged maintaining open door policy, restoring Newchwang to Chinese control, and opposing territorial settlements. They praised Pacific cable goals and a new American Asiatic bank in China.
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Washington
Dee
Jnteodieo
Metalius
Cynii
D. Webb
Provident
Association
Sam Wel T. Brewster
Joseph KR. Patterson
John Feant
O. H. Payne
United States
Uhjui
Newchwang
Chitose
China
Twace
American Asiatic Bank
Roogvelt
Bryan's Paver Prosper? Linena Nebr Deco 2
Bryan's Commoner faces continued publication as claimed by local publishers. Reported paid weekly circulation reaches 10,300 with significant advertising revenue, while plans to expand and push the paper's reach are discussed. Projections estimate gross profit near $50,000 with ongoing staffing and printing operations. The article outlines forecasts for the next year including renewals, investments, and regional market growth.
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Bryns
Tegan
Biryani
Businon Nffien
Billy the Jpcoming Andlse
CW. Bryagi
Buelnewe
Salunig
Faoila Eknars
Bern
Roosevelt photograph vetoed at Wilcox home event
A New York man recalls there being no official photograph of Roosevelt taking the oath at Wilcox’s Buffalo home. Plans to photograph the moment were thwarted to preserve dignity, with Corteyou arranging secrecy and a lingering regret among those who sought a historic image.
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New York
Roosevelt
Anstey Wilecoe
Buttala
Johnson
Lincoln
Garreld
Howe
Cortetyou
Provident McKinley
California
Buffula
Wilcox
Nie Camors
Perimtvaton
Roosevelt Aids Fight Over DC Recorder Appointment
The article discusses President Roosevelt's struggle over filling the District of Columbia Recorder position. It notes Henry Cheatham's potential non-renewal, congressional resistance, and the precedent of appointing Black officials under previous administrations. It also covers public opinion in the district about residence requirements and the political maneuvering surrounding the appointment.
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Mvhington
Doe
Roosevelt
Colmmubla
Henry P. Cheathaw
North Carolina
Gener
Curdereh
Columbia
Catto
Avraham Lincoln
Waalingnon
Blue Rays Banished Pain and Cures via Light Therapy
A cablegram reports Russian physician M. Minin using blue light from a 100 volt lamp to treat nerve disorders and facial neuralgia. Experiments show pain relief as subjects receive blue ray exposure for ten to fifteen minutes, with blue lamps sold to customers at a small cost.
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Breed Pubtesing Company
New York World
Philadelphia
Times
St. Petersburg
AL Minin
M. Minin
M.mi
Dealee
Minin
Cablegram
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Victoria Lawn
India
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Honolulu
the Bulletin
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