Europe Must Unite in Face of American Competition
Vienna and London reports cover Count Goluchowski’s appeal for a united Europe to counter trans-Atlantic trade pressure. He urges joint action to protect material welfare and a struggle for existence in the politico commercial sphere, warning of destructive competition from the United States. The Vienna and Berlin press note mixed reactions, with some viewing the message as platonic and lacking concrete steps.
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Austro-Hungary
Europe
United States
Vienna
Count Goluchowski
London
Berlin
The
Daily Chronicle
America
England
Austria
Norfoli style golf suit for boys advertised in print
The Norfolk jacket paired with loose trousers is showcased for outdoor sports. Made of durable worsted tweed or similar fabrics, the set features box-plaits, a back yoke, and knee-length knickerbockers. Brown and gray mixes resist dust, with matching plaid stockings and cap.
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Rbulterich Publishing Co
Common law marriage proved for pension claim
Washington November 22 Assistant Secretary Davis of the interior department reversed the pension bureau ruling in the Fry case. Charles A Fry and Sarah E Fry two minor children of John Fry of company E Twentieth Kentucky infantry were deemed to have a valid common law marriage after ten years living as man and wife in Kentucky and Illinois. Davis praised the sufficiency of evidence to establish common law marriage in Illinois despite no formal ceremony and destroyed county records.
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Washington
Davis
Interior Department
Commissioner of Pensions
Charles A. Fry
Sarah E. Fry
John Fry
Company E
Twentieth Kentucky Infantry
Pension Bureau
Kentucky
Illinois
Riot Threat After Tragedy in Cushing Iowa
Fear of a riot grows in Cushing Iowa after a wife murder and suicide last week. A mass meeting blamed Colonel Korman for the tragedy and urged tar and feathering and removal from town if he stays. Korman surrendered to the marshal who has fifty deputies guarding him. He refuses to leave.
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St. Paul
Cushing
Korman
Mother and Daughter Die in Opeka Fire Tragedy
In Opeka Kansas a residence on West Seventh Street burned at 4 am. Mrs M A Trige aged 42 and her 10 year old daughter Itthel perished. A son escaped with a broken leg by leaping from a second story window. Mrs Trige had escaped then returned to save her daughter and collapsed at the bedside.
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Opeka
Kan
M. A. Trige
Itthel
West Seventh Street
Five Million Dollar Fire Hits Melbourne Warehouse
A blaze beginning in a central Melbourne warehouse at 2 am destroyed property valued at five million dollars as a strong wind fed the flames and swept through the city, causing enormous damage in a short time. Meanwhile at Houghton Michigan, tensions rise at the Atlantic mine with strikers and workers facing possible violence as Italians prepare to fill positions.
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Melbourne
Houghton, Mich
Atlantic Mine
Stanton
Cure Bilious Colic With Remedy Testimony
Mrs. F Butler of Fairhaven Connecticut credits Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with curing her weeks long bilious colic. She urges timely use at first symptoms and notes local sale by Emmert and Burrell. Brigadier General Brooks of Colorado National Guard died suddenly in Denver from neuralgia of the heart, born in Detroit.
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Chamberlain
F Butler
Fairhaven
Conn
Emmert & Burrell
Brooks
National Guard of Colorado
Denver
Detroit
Mich
Popular Catarrh Balm Offered in Trial Size
Ely's Cream Balm advertised as a 10 cent trial size and 50 cent full size remedy for catarrh and head colds. Endorsed by a Brooklyn user after six weeks. Also notes Canadian commission support for Lake Erie to Hudson River ship canal route. mentions DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve for skin issues and a boiler explosion at a Louisville mill with injuries. Guardian named for Evangelina Cassin y Cisneros seeking U.S. citizenship.
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Ely
ELY Bros
Warren 81
N. Y
Joseph Stewart
Grand Avenue
Brooklyn
Kidney Cure Revives Girl After Four Doctors
A Beaver Dam widow thanks Foley's Kidney Cure for saving her daughter after four doctors gave up. The letter from Mrs. J. M. Barney notes the daughter can now walk miles with no fatigue. Separately, China protests Germany's occupation of Kiao-Chou bay and island to Britain, Russia and France.
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Beaver Dam, O
Foley
J. M. Barney
China
Great Britain
Russia
France
Germany
Kiao-Chou Bay
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