Peruna endorsed by U S minister and old constitutionalist
The article highlights Louis E Johnson son of Reverdy Johnson praising Peruna as a curative for catarrh urging use and sending for Dr Hartman’s free book. It also reports on Roosevelt proposing arbitration with The Hague over the Venezuelan dispute and ongoing negotiations with the allied powers and Venezuela.
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Louis E. Johnson
Reverdy Johnson
United States
Maryland
President Johnson
England
TF. Street
N. W
Johnson
Peruna
Peruana
Hartman
Peruna Drug Manufacturing Co
Columbus
Ohio
Dr. Hartman
The
Hartman Sanitarium
Scarce game scene highlighted by wary hunter’s tale
A photographer sheds light on a difficult hunter, illustrating scarce game in his region. The passage recalls defiance and a wary stance, with imagery of a powder horn and a stubborn mindset as part of the rugged landscape.
Arbitration Details From Governments On Venezuelan Dispute
Secretary Hay reports partial replies from Great Britain Germany and Italy on the proposal to arbitrate the Venezuelan difficulties. Britain favors arbitration with safeguards Germany accepts in principle but seeks numerous adjustments Italy favors arbitration but would follow the senior partners. England’s safeguards relate to guarantees and the feasibility of responsible parties assuming award guarantees. The Hague tribunal would be considered if arbitration proceeds. Bowen wishes to come to Washington to urge adjustment but may not be favored. Some disputes such as attacks on nationals and consular arrests resist arbitration. The United States opposes unnecessary guarantees fearing a judgment payment and believes public opinion will drive a settlement.
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Hague Tribunal
Roosevelt
Mr. Bowen
Venezuela
Tthe State Department
Hague
United States
Castro
State Department
Washington
Hay
Great Britain
Germany
Italy
England
Bowen
Brita
Caracas
Collision near Bryon claims sixteen lives and leaves thirty injured
A night rail crash between the southbound Owl and the Stockton flyer near Bryon, California killed sixteen and injured twenty seven. The Stockton engine breached wheels and boiler steam, trapping Fresno passengers amid debris before relief two trains collided officials. The Stockton local reportedly warned the approaching Stockton train. cause of failure to stop remains unexplained as many survivors are hospitalized.
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Bryon
Cal
Los Angeles
Oakland
Stockton
Mrs Grant Laid To Rest In Riverside Mausoleum
In a simple service at Riverside Drive mausoleum, Mrs Ulysses S Grant was laid to rest before about 600 attendees including Governor Odell Major Low and Andrew Carnegie. Clergy from Methodist Episcopal and Protestant Episcopal churches officiated, with readings of Lead Kindly Light and The Land Beyond the Sea and the hymn Abide With Me. General Frederick D Grant and other relatives sat nearby.
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New York
Riverside Drive
Ulysses S. Grant
Qgdell
Low
Roat
Barker
James Grant Wilson
Grenville Dodge
Horatio King
Charles F. Roa
Andrew Carnegie
Army
Navy
Frederick D. Grant
E. G. Andrews
Methodist Episcopal Church
Alexander Mackay B. Smith
Pennsylvania
Land Beyond the Sea
Roosevelt lauded as man who solved anthracite crisis
Chicago speaker Golden Rule Jones lauds Theodore Roosevelt as a greater man than government, arguing arms were futile in Pennsylvania coal country disputes. He says Roosevelt offered a rational path to peace and that killing in battle is murder.
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Chicago
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Roosevelt
Jones
Toledo
Chicago Peace Society
Destitution in Finland prompts aid for Finnish children
An Anglo American church in St. Petersburg launches a relief drive to feed and clothe school children in four Finnish parishes amid crop failures. Pastor Francis calls for help, noting conditions surpass those of 1867 when 106000 died. Pension bill passes in Senate for 189847, with 1148400 in urgent deficiency funding, including 500000 to stamp out foot and mouth disease in New England states.
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ST. Peyisksuu
Finland
Francis
Washington
Senate
Secretary of Agriculture
New England
Jury Convicts Five Ex-Delegates of Bribery
In St Louis on a bribery trial of five former house delegates, the jury convicted each defendant John A. Sheridan Charles J. Denny Charles Gutke Edmund Bersch and T E Albright. All were sentenced to five years and filed motions for a new trial before being released on bond.
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Louis
House of Delegates
John A. Sheridan
Charles J. Denny
Charles Gutke
Edmund Bersch
T. E. Albright
Cattle Growers Seek Public Lands Bill in Nebraska
Senators Millard and Dietrich met a delegation of Nebraska cattle growers led by Bartlett Richards in Washington to push a proposed public lands leasing bill dubbed the community of interest measure The group hopes White House support and passage after the holiday recess as Interior critics pressure Mosby and possible relocation to Wyoming The visit also included a note of Chicago as German interest grows in U S agricultural progress and a bureau move from New York to Chicago
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Washington
Barnett Richards
Cattle Growers’ Association of Nebraska
Coronado
Cal
West
Richards
Congress
Nebraska
Lacey
Public Land Committee of the House
Dietrich and
Millard
Bartlett Richards
Roosevelt
Interior Department
Hitchcock
Mosby
Wyoming
W. G. Comstock
Ainsworth, Neb
Daniel Hill
Gordon
Mr. Richards
Jett
New York State
United States
Walther Wever
Chicago
New York City
New York
Rounding Up Ladrones in Risal Province
Manila reports a large constabulary force in Risal province to round up Ladrones. Manila police cooperate to cordon the north city area to stop incursions. The US fleet gathers for evolutions starting tomorrow, lasting a fortnight, focusing on landing tactics and securing a Luzon west coast naval base near Subic. Kentucky is present. Oregon expected soon.
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Manila
Risil
United States
Luzon
Subig
Kentucky
Oregon
Sultan's Troops Hemmed in by Rebels in Morocco
MADRID dispatch reports the sultan's imperial forces fully hemmed in by rebel forces in Ten giera Morocco. The commander says troops cannot advance or retreat as loyal tribes abandon him to join the pretender to the throne.
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Madrid
Tengiera
Morocco
Farmers' Co Operative Grain Meeting Lincoln Neb
Lincoln Nebraska January 22 1902 meeting at University hall at 2 pm to advance the Farmers Co operative Grain and Live Stock association and extend its usefulness in Nebraska All farmers and others invited to attend and participate Speakers from Kansas and James Butler manager of the Central association will address the meeting Railroads offer reduced rates for travel Attending delegates from shipping stations urged The Farmers Grain Assn Benedict Neb pres Dr W Baker secretary Thayer Neb pres R B Price secretary The Farmers Business Assn Shatby Neb pres H Thelen secretary
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Lincoln
Nebraska
University Hall
Farmers’ Co-Operative Grain and Live Stock Association
James Butler
Central Association
Kansas
Benedict
DR. W. Baker
B. E. Watts
Sec'y
Grain Ass'n
Thayer
R. B. Price
T. C. Prather
Farmers’ Business Assn
Shatby
H. Thelen
Pres
H. H. Hewitt
Answers German Demands From Venezuela Note
Caracas publishes the Venezuelan reply to Germanys ultimatum deeming the note confidential until public. It asserts no offensive tone in its communications, discusses civil war claims, potential fiscal agent, and says Venezuela will act under law to restore public credit while rejecting joint action with Britain. Minister R Lopez Baralt signs the reply.
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Caracas
Germany
United States
Venezuela
Republic
United Kingdom
R. Lopez Baralt
London Looks Across Water Refers Roosevelt As Arbitrator
London reports strong indications that President Roosevelt may accept arbitration of the Venezuelan dispute. Officials emphasize secrecy, and diplomats note Washington’s swift handling of critical matters. Roosevelt as arbitrator could remove longstanding guarantees concerns raised by foreign offices.
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Roosevelt
London
Foreign Office
Washington
Europe
Statehood Report Released by Senate Subcommittee
The Senate printed testimony from the territories subcommittee on the omnibus statehood bill as a 394 page document with maps. It covers size population resources schools churches business morals and other traits of the three proposed states and includes quotations and responses from many examined individuals.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Territories
Senate
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