Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Proclaimed a Cure All
An advertisement touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a universal remedy for dyspepsia and disordered digestion. It claims to aid digestion by stimulating digestive fluids and reducing gland congestion, offering a common sense cure and citing several testimonials. The ad notes the product costs 50 cents and is sold by all druggists, with a free booklet available from the company.
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Stuart
E. M. Faith
Byrd's Creek
Wis
H. E. Willard
Onslow
White
Canton
Phil Brooks
Detroit
Mich
F. A. Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
Surrenders by insurgents in Batangas at Taal
Washington reports a major surrender at Taal Batangas with Colonel Marasigan and officers yielding unconditionally. The release freed 245 men and 233 rifles, while 60 surrenders unknown. General Bell credits American troops and expects more surrenders in coming days.
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Washington
War Department
Taal
Batangas
Philippine Islands
Marasigan
Malvar
Manila
Marisigan
Cabrera
Castillo
Bell
Tonei
Col. Marisigan
General Bell
Again Under Arrest Spear Charged With Serious Crime
George L Spear 28, previously on probation for stealing from students at the Institute of Technology, is arrested for a new crime. He broke into George W Dow photographing shop at 11 Portland St stealing lenses and cameras valued at 400, sold items in Providence and New York, and confessed. Held in 1200 bonds for the grand jury.
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Boston
George L. Spear
Institute of Technology
Spear
Myrtle Street
Egan and
Driscoll
Division 1
Portland Street
George W. Dow
Washington Street
Wells Memorial Institute
Providence
New York
The Navy Portfolio and Governor Crane Rumor
A sensational local newspaper claims Governor Crane will enter the cabinet to fill the navy portfolio, but the article notes there is no vacancy now and no offer has been made. President Roosevelt has hinted to friends that Crane might be approached when a vacancy arises, though Crane’s interests lie more with treasury matters.
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Washington
Governor Crane
Secretary Long
Navy Department
Crane
Roosevelt
Mr. Crane
Navy
Treasury
Governor Long
McKinley
Judge Berry Attacks Lyman School in Boy's Case
In Boston on January 14 Judge Berry in Lynn police court opposed sending a guilty youth to the Lyman school. He warned the youth’s future would be harmed by such placement and preferred a term at the Concord reformatory if possible. Local charities had arranged to place the boy at the Junior Republic Home in New York, an option disputed as not aimed at criminals. The judge noted two departments exist at Lyman and criticized its suitability for the offender.
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Boston
Lyman
Berry
Lynn
Associated Charities
Republic
New York City
Carleton
State Board
Concord Reformatory
Lyman School
Judge schedules two week delay for youth case
Judge Berry decided to continue the case for two weeks and commit the boy to the New York institution, a move aimed at treatment rather than punishment.
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Berry
New York
Globe and Prospect Mills Bankruptcy Hearing in Jan
In Lawrence bankruptcy court, hearings addressed claims by Pacific and Lawrence National banks against Globe and Prospect mills. Claims total about 20,000 against the Prospect mill, with Pacific bank asserting 4170.78 against the Prospect. Other creditors argue Globe mill is the debtor, and if the court assigns the claims to Globe, Prospect could pay nearly 100 cents on the dollar. Judge Thompson reserved decision.
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Lawrence
Pacific and
Lawrence National Banks
Globe and Prospect
Lawrence Bank
Prospect
Pacific Bank
Globe Mill
Thompson
Mrs Cheney Improved after Sleigh Runaway Injury
Mrs Benjamin P. Cheney Julia Arthur was injured when thrown from a sleigh on Washington street near School street yesterday. She improved this morning Dr Frank M Johnson said she was very well considering her rough experience Mr Cheney was only slightly hurt.
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Boston
Benjamin P. Cheney
Julia Arthur
Washington Street
School Street
Frank M. Johnson
Beacon Street
Cheney
Eggs Price Rise Fueled by Corner Says Marketmen
New York January 14 The Sun reports egg prices climbing in recent weeks amid a corner engineered by Armour and Swifts. Marketmen say hens are not at fault and expect no collapse until after Easter.
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New York
the Sun
Armour & Co
Swifts
Largest potato cargo ever brought to this port by steamer Ohio
New York on January 14 reports the Wilson line steamer Ohio arrived from Hull and Dundee with 26 587 sacks of Scotch potatoes weighing nearly 2000 tons. It is the largest consignment of potatoes ever brought to this port by any steamer.
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New York
Wilson Line
Ohio
Hull
Dundee
Trial Opens In Langdon Murder Case Briggs Faces Jury
Newport New Hampshire January 14 The George H Briggs murder trial of Mrs Florence Jones wife of Chauncey Jones began today in Sullivan County Superior Court Chief Justice Robert M Wallace and Associate Justice Robert C Pike presiding County Solicitor Frank M Brown presented the case as two of the murdered woman's children Chauncey Clever Jones 16 and Annie Jones 14 testified Briggs fired at their mother and at Briggs own hand after threats and a chase in the Langdon home Prosecutors expect about 20 witnesses and a lengthy session likely into the week
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Newport
N. H
Geo. H. Briggs
Florence Jones
Chauncey Jones
Langdon
Sullivan County
Robert M. Wallace
Milford
Robert C. Pike
Dover
Edwin G. Eastman
Exeter
Frank M. Brown
Claremont
Hosea W. Parker
Charles W. Williams
Bellows Falls
Frank O. Chellis
Brown
George H. Briggs
Briggs
Chauncey Clever Jones
Jones
Annie Jones
Rathbone Trial Proceedings In Havana Continue
Estes G. Rathbone former director general of posts Cuba testified in Havana about alleged Cuban post office frauds. He denied involvement in any campaign to gain civil governor appointment and said he did not endorse such moves though allies suggested one. Government presented Neely letter and petition evidence.
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Havana
Estes G. Rathbone
Cuba
Rathbone
Smith
Charles F. W. Neely
Shall I Drop It Killing Two Birds with The Stone
A reader warns against coffee as a brain and stomach poison. The piece urges quitting coffee to avoid dyspepsia, nervous tension, and possible paralysis, recommending a switch to Postum brewed by long boil for better taste and nutrition.
President seeks Rathbone appointment despite late notice
Rathbone said he was unaware of the appointment until six weeks before the inquiry, while the President pressed for the nomination. The exchange underscores questions about timing and awareness in the appointment process.
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Rathbone
Blondin Suspect Said Near Bathurst New Brunswick
Boston reports Joseph Wilfred Blondin, accused wife murderer, may be near Bathurst New Brunswick. A Bathurst letter to State police claims he is in the area and easily captured, using the name Kelley. A Bathurst suspect who bought a farm on a small island was cleared by New Brunswick officers.
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Boston
Joseph Wilfred Blondin
Bathurst
New Brunswick
P. J. Vendt
Blondin
Kelley
Venoit
New Jersey Senatorship Fight Seen Hit by Anonymous Letter
An anonymous circular circulated among Republicans in Trenton claims bad blood enters the U S Senate race by opposing ex Sheriff David Baird of Camden. It asserts Baird is linked to the Gloucester race track owner William J Thompson, and that state government was once wrested from the old race track gang. Baird’s allies say the charge is old and harmless.
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Trenton
W. J
United States
David Baird
Camden
Baird
William J. Thompson
Gloucester
Check to Purchase of Danish West Indies
Washington says Danish opposition to transferring the Danish West Indian islands to the United States has checked the plan. Officials expect the subject to be revived later after public sentiment delayed final action.
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Danish West Indies
Washington
Denmark
Earl of Wicklow Weds Lady Hamilton
London March 14 A grand aristocratic wedding united the Earl of Wicklow with Lady Gladys Hamilton daughter of the Duke and Duchess of Abercorn The archbishop of Armagh officiated The King and Queen presented gifts and Prince and Princess of Wales as well as the Duke and Duchess of Connaught attended Cecil Rhodes donated a diamond necklace with pear drops
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London
Man
Earl of
Nameless Breakfast Food Package Offered for Details
A notice invites bids to identify a selected recipient who will receive 1000 dollars. The request asks for purchase of a Nameless Breakfast Food package to obtain particulars. The terse offer includes no names or dates.
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the Central Savings Bank
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Clarence W. Wurppen
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Lowell
Optician Geo. G. Rogers
Merrimack
Col. Marasigan
Gov. Crane
Lynn Judge
Orerhaams
Beecham
Thomas Beecham
St. Helens
Eng
Canal St
Globe and Prospect Mills
Poe
S. K. Dexter Wholesale
Marvelous
B. F. Butler Co-Operative Bank
Hildreth
Gardner W. Pearson, Alonzo L. Russell, Fisher H. Pearson
Fisher H. Pearson
Eugene G. Russell
Gardner W. Pearson
John A. Gately
Peter A. Fay
Thomas Fay
Bernard F. Gately
Eugene G. Russell, Oliver A. Libby
J. Edward Boardman
N. B
U.S
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Earl OF Wicklow
Lady Hamilton
Young's
Caleb L. Smith
Middlesex St
Shattace & Sow
Prescott Street
G. I. Read
Wm. Nichols & Co
W. €. Rinseley
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Pera
Fjcuse
Klark Scoville CO
Rip van Winkle
Circus Girl
Tinees
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Lawson & Namon
Knox Bros
Frances Curran
McBride & Goodrich
Harold Hughman
Music Hall
Downey & Goodrich
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John J. Sullivan
Simon Legree
Worldbeaters” Burlesque Co. Joc
Larringtom
Lowell Boy
Mat Nees
Kian
Salisbury Beach
Central St. Canal Bridge
Harvard Brewins Co
Lowell, Mass, U. S. A
Lowell Mutual Fire Insurance Go
Ent
SS Central St
J. C. Abbott
Jos. Peabody
W &E. Potter
W. E. Potter & Son
Hildreth Building
Conway
Conway Transfer CO
Northern Depot
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