Angora Goat Farm Planned by Dr Plasterer Near Indianapolis
Dr Purl Co Plasterer buys 120 acres 26 miles west of Indianapolis to establish an Angora goat operation. He plans to raise goats for mohair, with Prince of Monterey as lead buck, aiming to clear brush land and produce fleece meat and pelts for profit.
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Mother of Aguinaldo Cherished the Filipino Leader
Washington January 17 reports reveal Senora Trini dad Famy mother of Miguel Aguinaldo, captive of Americans in Manila. The interview details her resilience, pride in her son’s aims for independence, and kindness shown by Americans during their flight from Tarlac.
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Elipino
Washington
Senora Trinidad Famy
Miguel
Emilio Aguinaldo
Philippines
Manila
Spain
God
Tarlac
The Original Reub in Indianapolis Advertising Stunt
Charles F. Linden plays the advertising Reuben in Indianapolis. he wears a threadbare suit and a big placard on his back urging spending with his firm. Linden, born in Tiffen Ohio, first appeared in Detroit seven years ago and has staged lunging stunts across streets, including a rogue blockade with two other Reuds.
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Indianapolis
Charles F. Linden
Linden
Detroit
Shas
Tiffen, C
Two Murderers Sent Up For Life In Brunot Case
Taylortville Illinois January 16 Free Sibi is convicted of murder in the death of Mrs Jane Brunot a wealthy widow allegedly killed to cover forgeries and steal more of her money and property.
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Brunot
Tayloryville, II
Frea Sibi
Jane Brunot
Leonard Wood a Man Born of a Great Crisis
Leonard Wood, military governor of Cuba, shown as a formidable figure who quelled a mob with calm courage. The piece chronicles his rapid rise from Harvard medical graduate to major general of volunteers, his refusal of a lucrative Washington post, and the broader view of him as a product of the Spanish American War era.
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Santiago
Wood
Bardits
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Mark Twain
Gen. Wood
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Winchester
Cape Cod
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Boston
Nelson A. Miles
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Rough Riders
Theodore Roosevelt
United States Army
Washington
Washington Traction and Electric Company
Rochefoucauld
New York Herald
Boer and Briton battle report from Ladysmith front
War dispatches describe a balloon reconnaissance by Lieut.-col. Sir Henry Rawlinson being pierced by shrapnel but the balloon survived. Letters from front analysts discuss Methuen and Boer manners, courtship customs, and a hospital scene with notable recoveries.
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Ladysmith
Sir Henry Rawlinson
DeWitt's Little Early Risers Endorsed as Hepatic and Constipation Cure
The modern and most effective cure for constipation and liver troubles is the famous DeWitt's Little Early Risers. Available at all druggists.
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DeWitt
Liners Read The Sun’s Signals In Postwar Era
Liners used in postwar trade and travel are examined as The Sun’s signals guide ships, rail and air routes. The article outlines navigation practices, safety rules, and industry responses to changing technology and regulations.
Street Car Union Seeks Higher Pay in Louisville
Street Carmen's Union reports the Louisville street railway company directors met at noon and gave a near refusal to demands. They offer 17 cents an hour instead of 20 but refuse ten-hour days, to recognize the union or set arbitration for suspended workers. A decision is expected Wednesday.
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Britain
Louisville
Street
Smphiveld
Grosvenor Refutes Utah Postmasters Charges
Representative Grosvenor dismissed Lentz's accusations about Utah postmasters. He said Lentz retracted the claim and that no papers exist on file. Lentz stood by his claim, asserting Grosvenor offered no ulterior motive and noting pace of inquiry.
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Washington
Grosvenor
Lentz
Utah
Postmasters
Rural delivery funding debate heights broad support
Washington lawmakers clash over a provision limiting deficits in the experimental rural free delivery program. Indiana's Landis advocates boosting the appropriation toward 1.4 million dollars while Georgia's Livingston and others push the merit of the service. A broader exchange touches on labor, political power, and finance while Bell cites anti bossism and Hanna's Philadelphia remarks.
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House
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Georgia
Congress
Landis
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Barney
Wisconsin
Sperry
Connecticut
Bell
Colorado
Army
Philippines
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Democratic Party
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Gage
Treasury
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Hepburn
Plague Report from Manila and Honolulu Cables
Surgeon Wyman reports five plague cases in Manila. Surgeon Carmichael notes seven cases since January 1, with Honolulu dated communications.
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Washington
Xen. Wyman
Marine Hospital Service
Perry
Manila
Carmichael
Honolulu
San Francisco
Dyspepsia Cure Praised by Salem Man
Lewis Dennis of Salem Indiana says Kodol Dyspepsia Cure helped him after trying many remedies. The product claims to digest what you eat and relieve stomach troubles. Sold by all druggists.
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Lewis Dennis
Salem
Ind
E. C. DeWitt &Co
Chicago
All Druggista
Shoes at Stout's fire sale offer bargains
Misses home footwear priced at two dollars and shoes at sixty three cents appear in a fire sale listing. The notice also mentions Washington street at eight percent tomorrow and low rates for remaining stock.
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Stout
Washington
Trial of Molineux Opens with Cross Examination
New York January 17 Expert Osbourne of Rochester testified on cross examination as the Molineux trial began Tuesday. The examination focused on bias and payment for expert work. Andre Bustonapy of the Knickerbocker athletic club testified again noting groceries were sent to the Hotel Marie Antoinette and to 251 West Seventy fifth street, paid for by Molineux to show he ran an establishment at that address.
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Molineux
Osborne
Rochester
Weeks
Carvalho
Andre Bustonapy
Knickerbocker Athletic Club
Bustonapy
Marie Antoinette
W. Seventy-fifth-st
Joint Action Considered by Allies on Neutral Commerce
Russian German and Spanish ambassadors met at the foreign ministry in Paris to discuss a project for joint government action regarding England's stance toward neutral commerce in Delagoa Bay.
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Paris
Foreign Ministry
England
Delagoa Bay
Hepburn Nicaragua Canal Bill Favored by Senate Panel
The senate committee on inter oceanic canals met again on Tuesday and ordered a favorable report on the Hepburn Nicaragua canal bill.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Inter
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