Boers’ Gold In Britain Face Legal Action
British authorities probe two million plus dollars of Boer gold said to be in Germany and bound for Kruger and Dr. Leyds. Gen Botha warned Leyds to surrender the assets arguing they belong to the Boer people. Leyds refused stating the funds would back Boer nationality. Legal steps loom if the gold remains unreleased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kruger
Leyds
Berlin
Germany
South Africa
Transvaal
Great Britain
Botha
Chamberlain
Dr. Leyds
Dr.Leyds
Gen
Boycott at Pawtucket cigar shop amid union action
In Pawtucket Rhode Island on November 29 local cigarmakers and unions launch a boycott of a cigar and tobacco store linked to the alleged trust. Pickets monitor comings and goings of union members to penalize them while union made goods sell at cut prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawtucket
R. I
Bride found dead in Indiana. husband charged with murder
Elwood Indiana November 30 Mrs Charles Dubois a new bride was found dead in her room with a bottle of carbolic acid and a note of suicide. Autopsy found no poison. A blunt force injury to the head appeared to be the cause. The coroner's inquest led to the arrest of husband Charles Dubois charged with murder.
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Elwood
Ind
Charles Dubois
Andrew Carnegie Rises From Illness in London
London reports Andrew Carnegie, who had been ill for the past fortnight, managed to rise for the first time today marking a notable improvement in his condition.
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London
Andrew Carnegie
Mystery surrounds Swift & Co boiler disaster in Chicago
Chicago, Nov 30. A Swift & Co boiler exploded after 10 am, killing thirteen and injuring many. The blast hurled boilers through the roof, wrecked adjacent buildings, and left no survivors in the boiler room. Investigators suspect carelessness or low water, but the exact cause may remain unknown. Loss estimated near 50,000 with the brick one story boiler house most damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Swift & Co
Swift
Chicago Boiler Explosion Probe Begins To Determine Cause
Mechanical experts from the city and private interests opened a vigorous examination in Chicago on November 30 to establish the cause of Swift & Company boiler plant blast that killed 13. Initial theory points to Water Tender Owens, executed for presumed carelessness.
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Chicago
Swift & Company
Owens
Higgins case ends appeal effort within Canadian system
St. John New Brunswick November 30 Daniel Matlin K C counsel for Frank Higgins the St John boy under sentence to be hanged December 18 for the murder of William Doherty here said tonight that he had decided not to carry the case to the Canadian supreme court Executive clemency is the only hope Higgins can now have that his execution will not take place on the date set.
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St. John
N. B
Daniel Matlin
K. C
Frank Higgins
William Doherty
Supreme Court
Higgins
Jury Deadlock in Ex-Bank President Breese Trial
In Charlotte on November 30 a U.S. district court jury hung after 24 hours without reaching a verdict in the third trial of William E. Breese, former president of the First National Bank. He faced charges he borrowed about $114,000 from the bank in a scheme tied to a loaned amount.
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Charlotte
N. C
U.S
William E. Breese
Roav
Breese
Coal wagons sell fuel to poor in Boston streets
Boston reports an unprecedented sale and distribution of coal by wagons from the citizens' fuel committee. From dawn until dusk, about 30 tons were sold at 40 cents per 100 pounds, mainly serving the city's poorer districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Citizens’ Fuel Committee
German Painter Aller Arrested at Swiss Frontier
Hamburg dispatch reports Christian Aller, a German painter living on Capri, alleged to be connected to charges against the late Herr Krupp, has been arrested at the Swiss frontier.
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Hamburg
Christian Aller
Capri Island
Herr Krupp
Natick Domestic Worker Arrested for Alleged Larceny
Esther Humphrey, a young woman, was arrested early yesterday by Inspector Laflamme and Officer Lamoureux in Natick. She is accused of larceny while employed as a domestic, allegedly stealing several items of clothing from her employer.
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Esther Humphrey
Laflamme
Lamoureux
Natick
Heirs Sought for $100,000 Austrian Estate
Vienna reports heirs are sought for the estate of Heinrich Oees terreicher valued around 100000 dollars. The deceased left a brother and two married sisters in the United States and three children of a deceased Rothschild sister among the heirs.
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Vienna
United States
Heinrich Oeesterreicher
Oesterreicher
Rothschild
Coal supply viewed正常 by UMW official in Boston
Kellogg Durland, a lieutenant to President John Mitchell of the United Mine Workers, visiting Boston, says there is no danger of another coal famine this winter and that coal supplies are normal. He spoke on November 30.
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Boston
Kellogg Durland
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Wisit
Wedding and Card Engraving Services
Advertisement for engraving work including calling cards wedding invitations and announcements with at home cards printed on high quality stock. Prices described as reasonable for high grade work. Mentions samples at Courier Citieen Co Merrimack Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Citieen Co
Merrimack Street
The Ways of a Bird Dog
A vivid portrait of two bird dogs, Shot and Dan, racing through fields as Dan uses a clever fence-edge tactic. The piece contrasts dog styles, praises Dan’s “bird sense,” and explains his logic for locating coveys, stressing a hunter’s respect for canine instinct.
Automobile Insurance Expands as Horseless Carriages Grow
Several insurers now offer policies covering auto owners against damages from accidents to people or property. Policies are issued for 5000 or 10000 dollars with an excess liability option at half rates for higher risk. Steam propelled vehicles are currently excluded from these rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
London City Alone Outscores Manchester in 30 Mile Radius
A 1901 census based comparison asks which 30 mile circle around Charing Cross or Manchester Exchange contains more people. Manchester’s circle includes many towns, but London’s metropolitan area houses about 6.58 million, leaving London clearly first despite Manchester’s surrounding giants.
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Pretoria
Charing Cross
Manchester Exchange
Manchester
Manchester Circle
Bolton
Bury
Rochdale
Stockport
Glossop
Bradford
Halifax
Huddersfield
Preston
Blackburn
St. Helen’s Buxton
Macclesfield
Liverpool
Lancashire
Cheshire
Staffordshire
Derbyshire
Yorkshire
Greater London
Charing ‘Cross
London
London Chronicle
Open air cure draws Indiana men to sleep outdoors
Fifteen Indiana consumptives report plans to try the open air cure this winter by living and sleeping outside. A Derby man, Robert E Davis, moved his bed to his porch last January and slept outdoors during cold nights. Some build one room frame cabins open on one side and many will keep windows open at night as part of the treatment with cold baths diet and exercise.
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Indiana
Indianapolis News
Robert E. Davis
Derby
Ohio River
Davis
J. N. Hurty
State Board of Health
Hartford Courant
Sylvania Cattle Export Halted By Foot and Mouth Disease
Boston reports the cattle export voyage of the Steamer Sylvania to Liverpool ends as the foot and mouth disease is detected. Lt Dennett confirms no further live animals will depart until the disease is stamped out. Dr Salmon and team will inspect Massachusetts herds with Dr Austin Peters and the state cattle bureau. Slaughter of already shipped cattle begins. quarantine to be established.
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Boston
Sylvania
Liverpool
Bureau of Agriculture
Washington
England
Lt. Dennett
Salmon
Austin Peters
State
Disease Cattle Reported Near Hudson Centre
Dr. Rose of the State cattle board found eight cows with foot and mouth disease in Appleton M Teele's herd two miles from Hudson Centre. Teele bought five from W C Robbins of Concord who obtained them with four others from Barre. Two infected cows were in F H Goodrich's herd, all animals under strict quarantine. Railroad cars linked to cattle transport ordered disinfected.
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Hudson
Dr. Rose
State Board of Cattle Commissioners
Appleton M. Teele
Hudson Centre
Teele
W. C. Robbins
Concord
Mass
Barre
F. H. Goodrich
Veterinary Warns On Milk In Foot and Mouth Areas
A Pawtucket veterinary who has treated most Cumberland and Lincoln cattle cases says spread in those towns is halted but warns there is no method to sterilize milk from affected cows. Do not drink any milk from such cows as it could cause scarlet or typhoid fever and it is unclear how widely the milk has circulated.
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Dan
America
Pawtucket
R. IL
Cumberland
Lincoln
Congress to open final session amid trust bill rush
The 57th Congress enters a brief opening with a day set aside for the President's message and no other business. Republican leaders plan caucuses on a trust measure while the judiciary committee may handle the trust bill, coal strike commission funding, and pending appropriation bills.
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House
Hepburn
Iowa
Inter-State and Foreign Commerce Commission
Department of Justice
Judiciary Committee
Cannon
Appropriations Committee
Coal Strike Commission
Judge Gray
London Dock
Miss Reed's Reminiscences on sale at G C Prince
Miss Fanny Reeds book Reminiscences Musical and Other already drew attention in these columns and now sells through G C Prince & Son. Demand grows as friends show interest in her reminiscences of famous men and women met abroad. Musicians will find the volume delightful and well printed with fine portraits. Published by Knight Millet of Boston.
No Faith in Faith Cure For Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets
Physicians urge belief aids cures yet indigestion and nervous disorders demand digestion. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets claim to digest food and strengthen nerves, promising faster digestion, purer blood, and healthier heart. Sold by druggists for 50 cents. free booklet available from F A Stuart Co Marshall Mich.
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Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
Auress F. A. Stuart Co
Danger in Soda as Medicine Warned by Doctors
A early 20th century health notice cautions against using soda as a medicine for sour stomach. It argues sodas irritate stomach walls and can cause serious complications, promoting Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a safer cure with claims of aiding digestion and heart and liver function. Free information offered by F. A. Stuart Co.
Simpler Way to Purify Blood Through Digestion
The article touts Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets as a superior, safe method to digest food, purify blood, and strengthen nerves. It claims digestion builds flesh and blood, with endorsements from Dr. Brooks and Dr. Harlandson, and asserts a 50 cent package offers great benefit versus costly doctors.
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Brooks
Phvetolean
Stuart
Harlandson
Jennison
Causes of Heart Trouble Among Americans
The article warns that rising heart problems in Americans are mostly linked to weak digestion and stress from business life rather than organic heart disease. It explains the heart and stomach share nervous control and that gas and fermentation from undigested food can press on the heart, causing oppression and heaviness.
Flesh and not fat rules for becoming fleshy
A vintage health ad promotes gaining flesh over fat through albuminous foods like eggs beef and oatmeal. It lauds Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets from F A Stuart Co Marshall Michigan as a quick fix for dyspepsia digestion and to help thin, dyspeptic people gain plumpness and vigor.
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Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
Digestive Health Guide Promises Free Book on Indigestion
Advertisement promotes a free booklet from F. A. Stuart Co. Marshall Michigan about stomach weakness and indigestion. It explains symptoms, causes, and cures, urging readers to send name and address for mail delivery, with no price charged. The text emphasizes digestion as key to preventing diseases and improving overall health.
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F. A. Stuart CB
Marshall
Mich
P. A. Stuart
Marshall, Mich
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Cook
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