Pure Gluten Health Food For All Sold Here
Advertises Pure Gluten Health Food Co products from New York with U S government approval. Announces stock of Gluten Foods including breakfast food crackers macaroni and flour in packages or sacks. Claims these preparations contain over five times the nutriment of ordinary cereals or flours and invites patrons to call and examine.
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Spelling Reform Topic Sparks Modern Language Meeting
Cambridge reports the Modern Language Association session at Harvard focused on spelling reform. Prof Galvin Thomas urged teacher training in English spelling history to foster natural adoption of reform. Miss Elizabeth Hooker argued Shakespeare owes little to Montaigne, while Dr Chas S Good highlighted classical myth in Dante enhancing accuracy and unity.
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Harvard University
Galvin Thomas
Columbia
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Elizabeth R. Hooker
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Montaigne
Chas
Good
Yale
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Danks Denies Death Rumor From Arlington Finding
New York reports writer H P Banks Danks alive and unharmed despite a false rumor of his death. Publisher Hubert P Main states Danks does not reside in Boston or New York and refuses to reveal his location or the accusers. Main aims to reassure publishers anxious over the hoax.
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H. P. Banks
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Mass
Hubert P. Main
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Danks
Night Work Curbs Hours for Textile Workers in Fall River
Textile council of Fall River votes to seek legislation banning employment of women and minors after 6 p m until 6 a m and to push resolutions on lost time injuries in unions. It urges union members to refuse to make up lost time and to strike if discharged for such refusals, noting past legislative fruitlessness.
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Fall River
Textile Council
Hearing in Globe and Prospect mills failure case unresolved
Lawrence December 27 A bankruptcy court session before Judge Thompson heard evidence on a 4170.78 claim by Pacific National Bank against Prospect mill. The note dated 1895 was indorsed by Prospect. Moorfield Storey argued the mill did not benefit. Light from both banks and mills was scant. matter remained undecided at adjournment.
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Stoddard, Hazerick, Richards & Co
Prospect Mill
Railroad workers get 10 percent wage rise in new year
Greenville Pa December 27 six hundred employees of the Pittsburg Bessemer and Lake Erie railroad are notified of a voluntary ten percent wage increase starting January 1. The raise covers conductors brakemen switchmen engineers and firemen.
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Pittsburg, Bessemer and Lake Erie Railroad
Woman Found Dead in Rockville Home in Apparent Suicide
In Rockville Connecticut on December 27 Mies Bernard Dorscheid aged 55 was found dead this morning. She lived alone and had been sick and despondent. The death appears to be self inflicted with the woman holding her head in a pail of water.
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Seven Killed After Close Quarter Battle in Samar
In a Manila cablegram Gen. Chaffee reports on a near Dapado Samar engagement. Company E Ninth Infantry suffers seven killed and several wounded after a hand to hand fight with bolomen. Captain Schoeffel leads 18 men. 70 enemy casualties reported. Lang’s Philippine scouts aided in wounded care and evacuation.
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War Department
Chaffee
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Capado Samar
Ninth Infantry
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Dapado
Samar
Francis H. Schoeffel
Co. E
John P. Swisher
James Caughan
John Maren
Frank McAndrew
Joseph A. Weippert
George Bedford
Corp
John H. Russell
Daniel L. McPherson
George Claxton
Arthur Bonnicastle
Lang
Philippine Scouts
Vineta Quarrel With Venezuelan Health Official Over Early Landing
The German cruiser Vineta arrived off La Guaira. Venezuelan health officers were denied boarding at 6 am, leading officials to suspect warlike intentions. A German officer later explained the officer boarded too early, easing tensions.
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Oil Gusher Ignites Near Barboursville Kentucky
Promoters allegedly sank wells to force price drops then plugged them to look like dry holes. After Christmas, drillers went too deep and struck a gusher six miles from Barboursville yielding 2000 barrels daily. The oil fire destroyed machinery and timber, shooting flames over a hundred feet high every twenty minutes.
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Wessels to Visit United States Bearing Kruger Letter
Amsterdam reports a conference between Rev. Mr. Broekhuyzen and Boer leaders leading to C. M. Wessels traveling to the United States in January carrying a letter from Kruger to President Roosevelt. Wessels formerly chaired the Orange Free State Raad and visited the U S in May 1960 with Abraham Fisher and A D Wolmarans, returning to Europe in June.
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Orange Free State Raad
Abraham Fisher
A. D. Wolmarans
Europe
Trade Review declares 1901 record year for American trade
Bradstreet's annual review of American commerce and finance reports 1901 as a record year in general business and industrial output. Despite strikes, a stock panic, and price-fixing efforts, total bank clearings, production, and freight activity surged, with iron, coal, leather, and woollen goods expanding. Exports stood near record levels, while imports rose modestly.
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New
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Olympia loses coronation flagship role to Kearsarge
Washington reports Capt Henry W Lyon, Boston, assigned to command the cruiser Olympia, meaning the vessel will not be the coronation squadron flagship for King Edward VII next June. Rear Admiral Crowninshield and others favored Lyon’s appointment, shifting flagship duties to the Kearsarge while Olympia becomes flagship of the North Atlantic squadron and departs for commission soon.
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Henry Ware Lyon
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Olympia
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Stuart's Catarrh Tablets Claim Deafness Cure
Impairment of hearing and head noises attributed to catarrh of the middle ear and eustachian tube. The ad promotes Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as a remedy, citing testimonials from Mrs. Jane Barlow and Army Surgeon C.S. Beverly, urging purchase at 50 cents a box and offering a free book by mail.
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Jane Barlow
C.S. Beverly
Tam
F. A. Stuart Co
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Rockefeller Gift to Oberlin College Probed
Oberlin Ohio trustees considered the provisional $200 000 gift by J D Rockefeller if $300 000 in subscriptions from other sources is secured by January 1. Today reports show all but $38 700 raised. Trustee J C W Cowles travels to New York to confirm if Rockefeller will proceed on this basis.
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South Africa
Europe
Oberlin
Ohio
Oberlin College
J. D. Rockefeller
J. C. W. Cowles
New York
Mr. Rockefeller
Spicer near Ashaway attempts suicide by cutting throat
Mary J L Spicer a 35 year old resident on a farm between Ashaway and Niantic in Westerly Rhode Island cut her throat this afternoon but survived the attempt though not expected to live. The family has no known motive. The item also advertises Ely's Liquid Cream Balm for nasal catarrh with a price of 75 cents and notes a report of a New Orleans customer’s satisfaction with two bottles sold by Ely Bros. in 1900.
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Ashaway
Niantic
Ely
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Warren Street
N. Y
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Messrs
Wm. Lamberton
Delachaise Street
Geo. W. McDuff
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