Digestive tablets aid heart health by improving digestion
An article explains that most heart trouble is not organic and stems from poor digestion. It recommends Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets after meals to ensure digestion, reduce gas and pressure on the heart, and avoid strong medicines. The tablets contain pepsin diastase and natural digestives, and are widely sold in the U S United Kingdom and Canada.
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Stuart
United States
Canada
Great Britain
Pure Gluten Health Foods Now In Stock for All
Pure Gluten Health Food Co of New York has government approved products. I announce to patrons that a full line of gluten foods including breakfast food crackers macaroni and flour is now in stock. These preparations contain over five times the nutriment of ordinary cereals or flours. Call and examine.
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Pure Gluten Food Co
N. Y
U. S
New York Officials Take Oaths and Start Police Reforms
William T. Jerome becomes district attorney for New York County after oath by Justice Leventritt. Police commissioner Partridge signals plans to publicize department routines, with patience needed for reforms. Fusion era budget cuts and staff reductions under Controller Grout are noted, as are sheriff and jail staffing disputes. Belmont named regular Democratic candidate for Congress in the seventh district. Coler offers services. Tammany Hall backs Belmont.
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New York
William T. Jerome
New York County
Leventritt
Supreme Court
Partridge
Grout
Coler
Controller Grout
O’brien
Erie County
Pickett
Ludlow Street
Justice Scott
Perry Belmont
Congress
Board of Elections
Belmont
O’grady
Eix
Britain invites Clyde yards to bid on new navy ships
The British admiralty in Glasgow asks Clyde shipyards to tender for two battleships of 16,500 tons, five armored cruisers, two protected cruisers, and accelerates work on 20 ships. The plan includes King Edward and other names, with guns up to 12 inches and 9.2 inch.
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Glasgow
Scotland
British Admiralty
Clyde
Commonwealth
Dominion
Australia
Canada
U. S
Georgia
St. Louis
U. S. Navy
Challenger
Encounter
Snyman Gratitude for Roosevelt Money to Wife
Commandant W. D. Snyman, once on General De Wet’s staff in South Africa, visited President Roosevelt to express thanks for sending money to his wife. He noted the funds reached Cape Town via the U.S. consul and said he would seek Congress to express a view on the war, hoping not to politicize the issue. He indicated Boers seek any interference to end the war and offered concessions.
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Washington
W. D. Snyman
General de Wet
South Africa
West
Roosevelt
United States
Cape Town
Snyman
Congress
At the Theatres Opera House Offers Diverse Shows
Young Mrs. Winthrop and Alone in London delight matinee and evening audiences. The Wedmars perform a curtain raiser acrobatics, Crolius in a monologue, the Goldsmith Sisters in song and dance, and Camille Gautier with Jere Sanford in illustrated songs. William Faversham’s popularity stems from his athletic charm and outdoor hobbies, and he will star as Don Caesar de Bazan in A Royal Rival next Monday. Lewis Morrison to appear as Mephisto in Faust, with manager Fay confirming his participation next Wednesday.
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Winthrop
London
Opera House
Richard Crolius
Goldsmith Sisters
Camille Gautier
Jere Sanford
William Faversham
Don Caesar de Bazan
Lewis Morrison
Mephisto
Fay
Savoy Theatre Ends Week With Notable Performances
The Savoy Theatre features a varied bill including the Asbeys high art acts with Brutus Slaying His Slave and other works, Domestic Pets comedy, Little and Pritzkow soprano and tenor sketch A Mixed Affair, Vernon ventriloquist, Charles E Welch current topics act, Lynn Welcher monologue, P. J. Kenyon acrobat, and Lynn Welcher, all promising strong entertainment through the week.
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Savoy
Asbeys
Brutus
Bavarian Academy of Fine Arts
Munich
Germany
Jingo
Smithsonian Institute
Washington
Academy
Hasworth
Burt
Little
Pritzkow
Vernon
Charles E. Welch
Lynn Welcher
P. J. Kenyon
City Club variety program charms Music Hall audience
The City Club presented an entertaining revue at Music Hall under Ed Rush and Robert Fulton with Phil Fisher as manager. The show featured a seaside satire, numerous songs, and acts by Grace Leonard, Ada Lane, Maggie Dobbin, the Lane sisters, the Golden Gate quartet, and a burlesque finale. The audience enjoyed lively performances and the program repeats tonight and tomorrow.
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City Club
T. &. Minco
Ed. F. Rush
Robert Fulton
Phil Fisher
Music Hall
Dave Feargusom
Andy Gardner
Charles D. Watson
Sally Lancaster
Ada Lane
Maggie Dobbin
Alio
Lane Sisters
Ada
Alice
Laura
Golden Gate Quartette
the Dazzler
Congo Free State abuses exposed by ex-official
Captain Guy Burrows, after six years in the Congo Free State, says the regime is a civilization disgrace with atrocities by officials and rubber concessions. He cites cannibal tribes enlisted to massacre natives and forced labor under a gun rule, noting state involvement in rubber firms and limited reforms.
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London
Guy Burrows
Congo Free State
Associated Press
Free State
Burrows
Leopold
Upper Congo
Africa
Advice to Roosevelt in Washington January presentation
Representative Richardson of Tennessee, minority leader, personally presented the President with compilations of messages and papers of the United States. He joked for him to read the Constitution and Declaration of Independence, and the President accepted the quip good naturedly, saying he would read them.
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Washington
Richardson
Tennessee
House
United States
Destructive Hotel Fire Destroys Portage Grand Central
A blaze starting in the cellar of the Grand Central hotel in Portage La Prairie Manitoba on January 9 consumed the building and, aided by a brisk wind, quickly spread to eight adjacent business structures. Loss estimated at $60,000 with several firefighters sustaining minor injuries.
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Portage la Prairie
Manitoba
Boston Firm Fails to Fend Off Receivership
In Boston on January 2 Judge Morton appointed Percy G. Boister and Robert F. Herrick temporary receivers for Highland Foundry Co a stove and heating equipment maker in a suit brought by creditor Emma L. Blackman. Receivers may operate the business. hearing to show cause January 21. Company 1876 formed with $80,000 capital. defaulted November interest on $150,000 mortgage bonds. debts around $50,000. Assets include real estate valued about $85,000 plus stock and intangibles. plaintiff believes assets fall short of maturing obligations.
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Boston
Percy G. Boister
Robert F. Herrick
Morton
Supreme Court
Highland Foundry Co
Emma LL Blackman
National Asphalt Company Misses $500000 Sinking Fund Payment
Philadelphia January 2 The National Asphalt company failed to pay $500,000 due to the sinking fund and interest on bonds as receivers have been appointed. Of the amount $300,000 goes to Land Title company and $50,000 to Equitable Trust Company. Six months interest totaling $150,000 was also not paid.
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Philadelphia
National Asphalt Company
Asphalt Company of America
Asphalt Company
National Company
Equitable Trust Company
Carter Case Seeks to Redirect Carter Stock Proceeds
In Savannah on January 2, Marion Erwin filed a new government bill in the case of Government vs Oberlin M Carter. The filing seeks to bar Savannah Brewing Co Savannah Lighterage and Transfer Co and Propeller Tow Boat Co in which Carter held substantial stock from earning interest owed to the agent or receiver of Carter's property. The bill orders Thomas Martin to pay $6000 to the receiver and John K Garnett who bought Carter's stock in the Port of Savannah company to turn the funds over to the government.
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Savannah
Marion Erwin
United States
Oberlin M. Carter
Savannah Brewing Co
Savannah Lighterage and Transfer Co
Propeller Tow Boat Co
Carter
Thomas Martin
John K. Garnett
Hunting Island
Rockefeller aid drive falls short at Barnard College
New York January 2 George A Plimpton treasurer of Barnard college said he could not raise the full 200000 needed to match J D Rockefeller's conditional offer. Authorities had secured 130000 by midnight last night. Efforts will seek extension from Rockefeller or to persuade him to reduce the amount already secured.
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New York
George A. Plimpton
Barnard College
J. D. Rockefeller
Mr. Rockefeller
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