French Officers Said Slain by Moors at Marrakesh
Public anxiety rose in Paris over the fate of French officers held hostage by Moors in Marrakesh Morocco. Emissaries failed to obtain information as Gen Lyautey reported volunteers from El Hiba failed to secure ransom while French troops block Moorish forces toward Fez and Macagan. Spain alleged to have aided Al Hiba prompting a demand for full reports and action from Madrid.
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Marakesh
Lyautey
Foreign Office
el Hiba
France
al Hiba
Morocco
Madrid
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed By Conway Citizen
A Conway South Carolina resident J L Dozier testifies to relief from back pain and kidney trouble after using Doan's Kidney Pills. The ad notes over 50 years of use, price 50 cents, Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo as U.S. agents, urging readers to seek the Doan's remedy.
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Bright
Doan
J. L Dozier
Main St
Conway
S.C
Foster Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Europe on edge as 1912 spring holds diplomatic tension
Berlin dispatch notes Europe has seen two spring months without a catastrophe yet warns the 1912 year may end without peace. Russia and France drift apart after the Daradenelles flare, Italy-Turkey war stalls, and diplomats seek a viable path through an impasse influenced by Russia's elusive aims and Basanoff's Paris maneuvers.
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Berlin
Germany
Europe
Washington
Russia
Czar
Alexander II
France
St. Petersburg
Italy
Turkey
Constantinople
Dardanelles
Tripoli
M. Basanoff
Paris
Lawyers Dig For Buried Loot In Pittsburg Case
Two Pittsburg lawyers John B Robb Jr and Filto Canuti dug along a river bank seeking eight hundred twenty three dollars claimed buried by Ladina Muscardello to pay mounting fees for his murder defense. They followed Muscardello's directions and later abandoned the search.
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Pittsburg
John 8. Robb, Jr
Filt de Canuti
Robb
Canuti
Ladina Muscardello
Lugi Fatalon
Muscardello
Hugh Duffy Stunning Upender Catch in 1897 Pennant Race
Hugh Duffy, famed for his at bats and fielding, made a spectacular running catch in a 1897 Boston vs Brooklyn game that saved a potential home run. The feat, described as standing on his head, helped Boston in a tight pennant race against Baltimore as they battled Brooklyn for the lead.
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Ugh Duffy
Duffy
Boston
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Gotch
Hugh Duffy
Orioles
New York
Bean Eaters
Griffin
Radbourne's World Pitching Feat In 1884 Pennant Run
The Providence pitcher Charles Radbourne delivered an astonishing 22 consecutive games in 1884 winning 26 straight decisions to seize both the National League flag and the world championship. He pitched in every game of the postseason series, allowing only ten hits across three days while facing heavy odds and limited support. Fellow player Paul Hines lauds Radbourne as possibly the greatest pitcher, noting modern methods have surpassed his endurance.
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Charles Radbourne
Providence
Christy Mathewsop
New York Giants
Radbourne
Mathewson
Paul Hines
Washington
Hoss
Sit
Joseph S. Rowland
Blease Wins With Large Plurality In South Carolina
The News and Courier reports Governor Blease leading with 69,753 votes to Jones 65,589 and Duncan 1,966 in the first primary. Blease holds a majority of about 2,198 and a 4,164 plurality, with total votes nearing 140,000, the heaviest in state history.
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News and Courier
Blease
Jones
Duncan
Judge Jones
John T. Duncan
South Carolina
Indian Killed On Track Near Rochelle Ill
A native Indian was killed on a fast express after lying on a railroad track near Rochelle Illinois. The story warns against neglecting coughs and colds and promotes Dr King’s New Discovery as a safe cure. A Texas man reports regaining weight after a terrible flu and cough brought on by grip. Trial bottle offered by druggists.
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Rochelle
Ill
Fast Express
Dr. King
J. R. Watts
Floydada
Tex
New Rule About Laughing in Sunday World Offer
A playful promo notes readers will laugh from the big weekly joke book Fun included free with next Sunday's New York World. It promises colorful pictures, jests, riddles, verses, skits, and a cut-out paper doll with gowns for children. Order now.
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New York World
Electric Bitters Prove Life Changing Says Henry Man
Flying Men Fall victim to stomach liver and kidney troubles yet T. D. Peebles of Henry Tennessee says six bottles of Electric Bitters restored strength and appetite, outperforming all prior remedies. A popular claim. remedy offered at 50 cents at all stores.
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T. D. Peebles
Henry
Tenn
Poncas Tribe No 78 Meets for Friday Fraternal Gathering
The Poncas Tribe No 78 1 C R M holds weekly Friday meetings. The note lists dates and mentions Bank of Welcome as a venue or symbol while noting hats and roles for Higgins as Sachem and W N McLed C of R in attendance.
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H.&. Higgins
W. N. McLed C
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