Dispute Over Samoa Diplomatic Clash Draws Western Powers
Washington reports state department dispatches confirm US consular actions at Apia Samoa and a Philadelphia cruiser ordered to Samoa to protect American interests. British ambassador Pauncefote and German envoy Sternberg met as tensions rise over German conduct and Berlin treaty limits.
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Washington
Jan
Department of State
United States
Osborn
Apla
Navy Department
Philadelphia
Samoa
San Diego
Cala
Acapulco
Islands
Supreme Court
Aplia
State Department
Julian Pauncefote
Baron Speck von Sternberg
Hay
Raffael
Rose
Porpoise
Falme
Apia
Relief of General Eagan by Court Martial Notice
General Eagan was served with a court martial order just before closing hours, relieved of duties as commissary general. Lt Col George B. Davis assumes command. charges to be kept confidential by War Department, with publicity possible via the judge advocate and court. The military process allows double pleas on separate specifications.
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Washington
Jan
Eagan
Adjutant General
United States Army
George B. Davis
War Department
Department
Davis
Quay Lets Republicans Run Campaign While He Heads South
Harrisburg report says Senator Quay left for Washington to handle official matters. He expressed full confidence in his election and praised his supporters organization. Only 111 votes were recorded for Quay yesterday as two of his men were ill at home.
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Harrisburg
Quay
Washington
United States
North Dakota
Bismarck
N. D
Porter J. McCumber
Richland County
Samoan crisis tests triple treaty relations
The article reports long-running efforts to modify the Samoa tripartite pact among the United States Britain and Germany. It notes tensions over succession to the Samoan throne and a German official in Apia, Rafael, whose actions threaten progress. Berlin papers warn of growing strain and distrust as U S ships approach Apia and communications lag.
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Eagland
United States
London
The
Times
Samoa
Pare Pago Harbor
Pacific
Chambers
Rerlin
Mataafa
Matanta
Marshall Islands
Germany
Great Britain
McKinley
Congress
England
Raffael
Apia
Auckland
Curious death leaves 13 children and 5 cents estate
Chicago report notes Alvin Spickinrotter died at about 35 leaving a wife 29 and thirteen offspring, including triplets and two pairs of twins. The estate is listed as a mere 5 cents.
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Chicago
Alvin Spickinrotter
Maine House endorses expansion policy in unanimous vote
Augusta Maine January 20 resolution endorsing the administration expansion policy passed the house by unanimous vote amid enthusiasm. The mover said the resolution corrected impressions about Maine’s attitude after Senator Hale’s re election. Madison Wisconsin January 0 Republican joint caucus resumed balloting for senator at 2 30 pm after nineteenth ballot. No choice yet. Quarles 41 Stevenson 4 Babcock 17 Cook 18 Webb 10. Washington January 20 General Brooke reports troop deaths in Havana including Private Arthur D Christ and Corporal Francis I Greene and Maynard Gales. Lincoln Nebraska January 20 only one vote on senator. Allen 65 fusion, Hayward 7 and 36. Washington January 20 Colonel Sexton rests easily at midnight.
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Augusta
House
Maine
Hale
Madison
Wis
Benator
Quarles
Stephenson
Babcock
Cook
Webb
Washington
Ceneral Brooke
Havana
Arthur D. Christ
Forty-ninth Town
Hernia
Francis I. Greene
Pourth Iinois
Maynard Gales
Lincoln
Neb
Allen
Hayward
Coal Miners and Operators Near Agreement Amid Prolonged Talks
Pittsburg reports a heated interstate coal convention where miners seek higher wages and operators push for a double standard scale. An amended constitution resigns salaried officers on political appointment, and a $500 donation to Massachusetts shoemakers is approved.
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Pittsburg
Coal Miners’ Convention
Massachusetts
Dempster
Doans Ointment touted for skin woes and Russian press tally
An 1890s ad extols Doan's Ointment for piles eczema and itching with customer testimony from Freeport. It notes the product price and agents, then adds a Russian census finding showing 743 newspapers for 129 million people and no English title.
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Russia
Demands of the coal diggers outline wage and policy changes
The lengthy list details run-of-mine pricing with a 7% cent advance, machine work bans, diamond screens for Indiana black coal, daily wages for machine runners and helpers, and shifts in pay for loaders and drillers. It also covers cutting limits, ratios for shooting and loading, rent caps for company houses, and calls to end truck stores, amid remarks by President Mitchell and operator Tracr on eight-hour days and coal trade dynamics.
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Indiana
Hocking Valley
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Ilinois
Mitchell
West Virginia
Tracr
Illinois
Senate debates expand policy and canal funding debate
Washington reports on Senate discussion of expansion policy with Turner of Washington opposing it and Foraker defending his individual stance. The Nicaragua canal bill move adopts Morgan substitute limiting treasury outlays to 20 million per year. House action on contested election Swanson heads Fifth Virginia. Post office funding trimmed and adjournment motions noted. Madison session lists minor bills and German newspaper publishing for notices. Sacramento balloting unchanged as Grant leads with 27 and Burns 25 with witness testimony on funding in Burns campaign.
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Washington
Senate
Turner
Poyulist
Foraker
Morgan
Allison
Secretary of the Treasury
House
G Brown-Swanson
Virginia
Swanson
Madison
Wis Dan
Committee On Judiciary
Congress
State Historical Society
Sacramento
Cal
Grant
Burns
U. S. Grant
L. H. Brown
Hugh Burke
San Francisco Call
Burke
Milton
J. Green
Green
Wright
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Claim
Deafness is linked to inflammation of the Eustachian Tube mucous lining and can only be cured by constitutional remedies. Nine of ten deafness cases arise from catarrh, an inflamed mucous surface condition. The ad offers one hundred dollars for any catarrh deafness cure not achieved by Hall's Catarrh Cure, Toledo, Ohio, and notes it is sold by druggists for 3 cents.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Sailor Circumnavigates World Guided by 885 Lighthouses
A sailor is sighted sailing around the world with the aid of 885 lighthouses. Among them 56 line England’s rocky coast, and several beacons are so powerful they can be seen up to 20 miles from shore.
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England
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Prevents Pneumonia Claim
During la grippe epidemics pneumonia followed many colds until Chamberlains Cough Remedy was used. The text claims the remedy counteracts the pneumonia danger and offers bottles with a warranty. Also notes ink plant of New Granada and its juice turning red to black.
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Chamberlain
Emmert & Burrell
New Granada
The Ice Water Habit Prompts Kidney Disease Alarm
A physician warns that ice water intake causes kidney diseases with early signs including backache headaches indigestion foul breath and languor. Bethesda mineral spring water is claimed as a safe remedy and sold in sealed half gallon bottles by Bethesda Mineral Spring Co Wisconsin.
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Bethesda
A. M. Jones
Prestpun
La Grippe Successfully Treated by Cough Remedy
James A. Jones publisher of the Leader Mexia Texas reports recovering from a second attack of la grippe after using Chamberlains Cough Remedy. He was bed ridden two days this time versus ten days previously and could attend to business after about six hours once struck, with the prior case taking two days before bed. Emmert Burrell sells the remedy.
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James A. Jones
Leader
Mexia
Texas
Chamberlain
Emmert & Burrell
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Fragmentary OCR text provides no clear names, dates, or events to summarize into a coherent news item. The readable phrase hints at product or brand language but lacks actionable details for a factual summary.
Anti-Pingree Forces Hold Line in Lansing Caucus
Lansing reports show Pingree faction aiming to boost the house elections committee to save Rep Schmidt of Saginaw from challenge by W E Gardner. An anti-Pingree check postponed the plan 47 to 44 with Democrats siding with Pingree. In Springfield a separate session organized the senate and counted 51 minor bills. Victoria reports the steamer Danube brought sixty miners from Dawson and Atlin with about 400000 dollars in gold dust.
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Lansing
Mich
Pingree
House Committee On Elections
Schmidt
Saginaw
W. E. Gardner
Repubican
Victoria
B. C
Danube
Dawson
Atlin
Tanner Expected to Resume Duties at State House
Springfield report says Coy. Tan ner's condition has improved significantly and he plans to return to state house duties today.
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Springfield
Tus
Tanner
State House
Roosevelts refusal over election convict kept from citizenship
Governor Roosevelt declines to restore citizenship to a man convicted of election frauds. A series of brief items notes various political and business happenings including Cuban tobacco output, Wood on Cuban force needs, Catlin Tobacco sale, Rhodes Africa railway financing, and stock exchange bids.
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Roosevelt
New York
Cuba
Edward C. Wall
Wisconsin
Democratic National Committee
Leonard Wood
Senate Committee On
Catlin Tobacco Company
St. Louis
American Tobacco Company
Cecil Rhodes
Africa
Cape Town
Cairo
New York Stock Exchange
Charlies Mortis
Miss Goddard
Boston
England
Keely
Philadelphia
Ferdinand Peck, Jr
Chicago
Louisville
Leah Wellingwell
Peck
Train Route From Cincinnati To Havana via Queen & Crescent
The note outlines a 54 hour through journey from Cincinnati to Havana via the Queen and Crescent Limited trains, linking New Orleans or Jacksonville as part of the route.
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New Orleans
Jacksonville
Queen & Cresent Limited
Cincinnati
Havana
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