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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1901
Page
8
The article argues alcohol in tonics is harmful and temporary, while true nourishment comes from properly digested food. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a safe, natural aid to digestion for all ages, claiming they supply essential peptone and diastase and aid nerve energy and appetite.
The Senate receives the Hay Pauncefote treaty detailing a U S Panama canal plan. It supersedes the 1850 Clayton Bulwer pact and sets neutralization rules based on Constantinople terms, allowing U S control and military policing while keeping open navigation for all nations. The agreement binds United States and United Kingdom with ratification by both governments.
Washington reports the Schley court of inquiry findings will be submitted next week. A proposed full investigation of the Spanish war will face no naval opposition. Secretary Long welcomes congressional inquiry. Rear Admiral Crowninshield also favors inquiry into the bureau of navigation. Maclay’s book involvement remains disputed, and he continues as a laborer at Brooklyn navy yard awaiting findings.
Dr. F E Clark of Boston travels to Washington to meet Secretary Hay about the Gillet Lodge bill forbidding sale of liquor opium and firearms to South Pacific islanders. A committee including Dr Baldwin and Dr Butler backs the measure. Clark also plans a meeting with President Roosevelt on Christian citizenship and civic righteousness.
Carrie Nation announces suspension of her paper the Smasher's Mail started about a year ago in Topeka Kansas. she says it did not pay and cites lack of patronage as the reason for halting publication.
Secretary Spencer Eddy reports from Salonka that American missionary Miss Stone and her companion Mme Tsilka are well as of December 2 in Constantinople. The message confirms their safety amid uncertain conditions surrounding their mission and travel.
In Yokohama May Yohe and Putnam Bradlee Strong deny separation and funding fears, claiming $200,000 earned in the Northern Pacific stock big deal this year. They reside in elegant quarters, with Strong asserting vast cash wealth and costly purchases paid in American gold, while their social circle treats them as princes.
In Panama the Liberal General Domingo Diaz surrendered after meeting Gen. Alban at Gorgona station. Diaz, with 80 followers, was escorted to his family home as peace papers were signed. Rumors spoke of Liberal reinforcements and continued Conservative movements, while Isthmus rail travel proceeded without American marine escorts. The German training ship Stein sailed to Kingston, Jamaica.
Northampton December 5 Booker T. Washington received an enthusiastic reception from Smith college students. President Seelye highlighted Hampton and Tuskegee schools. Washington spoke on Tuskegee graduates achievements as 1000 girls rose in applause. University event noted as part of the winter meeting of the State board of agriculture.
Gustav H. Schwab, chairman of the foreign commerce and revenue laws committee, reported resolutions disapproving of the reciprocity convention in Washington as harming U S business interests. After debate the resolutions were tabled for future action in New York.
New sleeping car service from Boston South Station leaves at 6 p m with through connections to Buffalo Detroit and Chicago via Boston Albany New York Central and Michigan Central railroads. It claims to be the best quickest safest and the only direct double track service from New England to these points. Send for West Bound. A S Hanson General Passenger Agent.
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