Golden Medical Discovery Promises Health Boost for Hard Working People
A gaudy testimonial ad urges watchful care for health and links Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery to cures for nervous disorders, weak digestion, and blood purification. It recounts a dramatic grippe recovery and touts the remedy as a universal cure all for throat, laryngeal, and bronchial issues, claiming strong results.
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Pierce
Sarah Farley
Fairfax, Atchison Co. Mo
McKinley in Thomasville Tour and Havana plans
President McKinley spent the day in Thomasville with Vice President Hobart and others, enjoying outdoor airs to improve health and planning a return drive to Washington after a Tallahassee brief stop. Secretary Alger visits Cuba and shows a wide diplomatic itinerary amid a three week trip.
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McKinley
Hobart
Charles Chapin
Haanas
Nobart
Garret Nobart
Wanna
Miss Hanna
Whith
Tallahassee
Fla
Wroxham
Waalington
Haan Ree Malalag
Hegchetary
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Bhivanpab
Din
Mirek
Alger Wid
Cube
Nhe
Susthern & Markie
Hannsenfield
Cpa
O'ehogh
Miewig Tre Havana
Ingalin
Iselle
Che Teianpark Seopathey Alwir
Tony
Tavera
Tipwlla
Igoti
Cenfuegos
Asiinlan
Rampbon
Washington
Marvel
Sampson
Taymin
Ins
Campalzo
West Indies
U.S
Congress
Hostetter
Secretary Allen Rules on Electrical Power for Ships
A wartime note states that pending Montaarge and Kentucky tests, no further extension of electricity will be provided for deck winches and boat cranes. Secretary Allen says electricity remains essential to naval power, but using it for cranes would require enlarging the dynamo plant and over 500 tons of coal bunkers, affecting only deck winches and boat cranes.
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Allen
Long
Montaarge
Kentucky
Atlevanys
United States
Alabama
Il}aois
Wisconsin
American Boys for Japan Seek Education Abroad
A Seattle based venture represents Mitsui family interests to recruit bright American boys for study in Japan and China to learn oriental business methods and aid trade expansion with the United States. The plan cites Mitsui as Japan’s wealthiest family with extensive capital.
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S, Odagak
Miteut Bussun Kaisha
Miteut
Japan
Seattle
Wash
China
United States
Mitsui
A Stroke of Genius and a Painter's Bold Claim
A Michigan lakeside artist painted a scenic view and sold it for 1000 dollars before framing. The farmer doubted the sum, but the painter boasted of his price and won the pride of the tale. The report also advertises rail and travel details with exotic destinations.
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Michigan
Sella
Myrop
Congress Passes More Laws Than Ever in a Session
The last Congress saw 4,457 villa and joint resolutions become law from 18,463 introduced. Of those enacted, 42 originated in the House and 15 in the Senate. The Senate passed 1,178 of its own bills, while the House acted favorably on 940 of 1,091 bills passed by the House. Four pocket vetoes occurred. two direct vetoes. The period also featured a record high in introduced bills. The Baracoa gunboat, a Spanish vessel sunk near Guantanamo, has been raised and added to the fleet. The Baracoa is steel, 114 feet, armed with a 4.7 inch gun and machine guns, awaiting further status. Romania has sailed with 664 soldier remains for homeward dispositions, with future arrangements for Arlington National Cemetery as needed.
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B. 8 Platt
Senate
House
Congress
Navy Department
Santiago
Guantanamo
Baracoa
Guantanamoa
Sandoval
Alvarado
Washington Navy Yard
Aba
Cristobal Colon
Sweden
Caoba
Porto Ricn
New York
Arlington National Cemeters
Sentenced to Death for Hatchet Slayings Near Industry
John Gilbert Picada was sentenced to death in Clay Center Kansas after brutally killing his wife and four children with a hatchet on February 2 near Industry. He pleaded not guilty at arraignment and later faced a lengthy courtroom ordeal before the death penalty was imposed.
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John Gilbert Picada Gailty
Macdering
Clay Center
Kan
John Gilbert
Industry
Gilbert
Race war looms as mob executes lynchings in Littles River
Reports from Littles River county describe a white mob burning and hanging Black residents over 45 hours. Seven bodies found, with others pursued. The violence follows alleged plots by 23 Black residents to start a race war, as citizens vow summary punishment. Similar lynchings reported near New Boston and Yazoo county Mississippi with victims weighed and dumped in rivers. The turmoil echoes widespread fear and boundary-state tensions, amid regional clashes and warnings from authorities.
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Ark
Littles River
Little River County
Indian Territory
Texas
James Stockton
Puckett
Duckett
Dockett
Pamed
Joe King
Stocktom
Ile
John Johnson
Goodwin
Red River
Stockton
Bowie County
Tex
New Boston
Benjamin Jones
Hurricane Bend
Moses Jones
Horseshoe Curve
Jones
Mississippi
Jackson
Miss
Silver City
Yazoo County
Yazoo
Minor Wilson
C. Reed
Willis Boyd
Electricity Mining Age Puts Cripple Creek Ahead
A fragmented account notes M A Oiulit of Schenectady praising Cripple Creek Colorado as leading in electrical mining. It cites electrification promises, a Colorado Electrical Power Co plant, and two proposed electric rail routes, with claims of doubled output and safer blasting. The item also references a New York photographer promoting Klondike images and a stray note on park studio equestrian photos.
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Schenectady
N. Y
Cripple Creek
Colorado
Colorado Electrical Power Company
Colorado Springs
New York
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