Kuyper May Present Boer Peace Terms to British
London telegram reports Dr. Kuyper Dutch premier urged Boers to signal peace basis to Britain after Lord Rosebery speech. He suggested informal contacts in London for a semi official reply, meeting Boer leaders in Brussels before traveling to London. No intermediary from Holland. Dr Leyds due at The Hague.
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Ath
Amsterdam
Cording
Kuyper
Lord Rosebery
Chesterfield
Abraham Fischer
Brussels
London
Holland
Leyds
Europe
Transvaal
The
Hague
Trade Review: January Thaw Lifts Export Trade Volumes
Bradstreet's notes a January thaw in prices across securities, cereals, pork and dairy, coffee, sugar, and copper with overall trade improving. Eastern textile markets show stronger volumes in cotton, woolen goods, prints, and ginghams, while woolens price levels are lower than expected. Domestic exports rose slightly in 1901 despite declines in corn, iron, steel, and copper. Railways posted record gross earnings for 1901, with 291 weekly business failures.
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New York
Bradstreet’s
A Cowardly Duellist Fails as Governor Dies Wounded
Berlin reports fresh material for the dueling controversy from the Emperor's hunting park at Springe near Hanover. Von Bennigsen,Springe governor, was fatally wounded by Falkenhagen, a crown lands lessee, after a duel challenge over his wife's gossip. Bennigsen fell shot once. his father Rudolf Von Bennigsen, a Liberal leader, arrived with his younger son and bore the wounded man away.
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Berlin
von Bennigsen
Falkenhagen
Bennigsen
Rudolf von Bennigsen
National Liberal Party
Reichstag
German New Guinea
Stops the Cough and Works off the Cold Ad
An old style advertisement touts Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets as curing a cold in one day. Claims include “Cure, No Pay” with a price of 25 cents. Product name Brice mentioned. Local newspaper notice tone and era evident.
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Brice
Ex Congressman Sprague Reported Dying at Butler Hospital
Providence reports that former congressman Charles F. Sprague of Massachusetts, long a patient at Butler Hospital, is in a dying condition after paralysis. His throat is so affected that eating is nearly impossible. relatives fear no improvement as he remains confined to the hospital with attendants.
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Providence
R. I
Charles F. Sprague
Massachusetts
Butler Hospital
Lake Shore Engineers Wage Conference Closed
Cleveland January 17. After today’s talks between Lake Shore railroad officials and a committee representing locomotive engineers seeking higher wages, the company said the matter has been taken under advisement.
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Cleveland, O
Lake Shore Railroad
Four Chinese Held Under Geary Law In Fall River
Federal officers from Boston with Fall River police arrested four Chinese men in Fall River for lacking papers entitling them to stay in the United States under the Geary act. They will be taken to New Bedford for arraignment before U S Commissioner Goodspeed. A fifth unregistered Chinese man was found but escaped.
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Fall River
Boston
United States
New Bedford
U. S
Goodspeed
Recruits for the Boers From Budapest in February
London January 17 A dispatch from Budapest reports Baron Paul Bouravi nis who served with the Boers and Baron Lassens will leave Budapest in February with a strong body of recruits for the Transvaal.
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London
Exchange Telegraph Co
Budapest
Paul Bouravinis
Lassens
Transvaal
Miners Die in Ada Mine Cave-In at Carterville
In a cave-in at the Ada mine near Joplin Missouri today three miners died one was fatally injured and several others sustained serious injuries.
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Joplin
Ada
Carterville
Schwab Arrives in Vienna as Steel Head Visits
Charles M. Schwab president of United States Steel Corporation arrived in Vienna this evening for a visit. The high profile figure’s trip underscores ongoing industrial ties and corporate diplomacy between American steel interests and European markets.
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Vienna
Charles M. Schwab
United States Steel Corporation
American Bible Society Mission Emphasis in New England Churches
The article urges annual generous gifts to the American Bible Society for national and world work. It calls New England churches to widen involvement in missionary efforts, expand Bible distribution, and pray for blessings as the field extends to the whole world and dying nations.
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American Bible Society
New England
What Boys and Girls Can Do for Bible Work
Rev L H Elliot details Vermont Sunday schools funding Bible ministry since 1884. Circulating letters urged pennies equal to ages, yielding about 12 800 dollars, aiding prisons and soldiers abroad, with hundreds of letters from children explaining how they earned money. Rev A E Colton, and Rev E P Ingersoll then outline translation, distribution, and impact of the Bible worldwide, highlighting Madagascar, Arabic translations, and the role of colporteurs in spreading Scripture.
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L. H. Elliot
The
Vermont Bible Society
Vermont
House of Correction
Cuba
Philippines
Parents Society
Bohemia
A. W. Clark
Green Mountain
South
Mamma
A. E. Colton
New England
American Bible Society
Elliot
Coughs and Croup Ads Promote HYOMEI Remedy
An long advert asserts that coughs catarrh and croup are germ driven and air born. HYOMEI is claimed to destroy germs via inhalation with rapid cures from coughs to bronchitis and even consumption. It cites statistics from Burgers Bureau and Health Reports and offers a free five day trial. The text blends medical claim with religious commentary and ends noting a church organ demonstration and session close.
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Burg €&U
Washington
United States Health Reports
Bible as a New yet Ancient Book in Modern Outreach
Bishop Mallalieu of Auburndale discusses the Bible as a matchless yet comparatively new book to the common people. He recalls Wycliffe’s era, martyrs ashes, and the vast spread of translations. He notes the King James Version being produced during Shakespeare’s era and the Bible’s current reach in 300 languages and dialects.
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W. H. Mallalieu
Auburndale
Methodist Episcopal Church
New England
Gove
England
Wycliffe
Silent Partner Bible Talk Draws Large Lowell Audience
Sermon and lectures at Kirk Street church discuss the King James Bible versus newer translations and the duty to spread the Word. Speakers include Bishop, Rev. H O Hiscox, Rev. Albert F. Pierce, Rev. Dr. Ingersoll, and a Boston banker with a parable about a silent partner. The evening drew a large congregation.
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Jesus Christ
Beethoven
Chopin
Wagner
Ingersoll
New York
Andover
Lowell
Boston
Nicholas
Jesus
Kirk Street
Remarkable Cure of Croup Boosts Confidence in Remedy
A father from Inwood Iowa credits Chamberlains Cough Remedy with saving his young son’s life. He describes severe breathing difficulty and nearly choking before using the medicine as directed every ten minutes, noting the boy began to improve after treatment and phlegm was expelled. The testimonial claims the remedy prevented the child’s death and recommends it be sold by druggists.
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Chamberlain
A. FE. Steera
Goodwin, S. D
Joel Demoni
Inwood
Iowa
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Reuter
Pany
Trade. Review
M. Steinert & Sons Go
Merrimack Street
M. Steinert & Sons Co
Lake Shore Engineers
California
Rieger
Palls & Burkinshaw
Middlesex St
Lowell, Masa
E. P. Ingersoll
D. D
Amert Bible Society
Bible Societies
Bible Society
Lebanon
Beirut
Madagascar
London Bible Society
Church of Our Lord Jesus Christ
Early Church
Church of the Lord Jesus Christ
Orient
R. T. Booth Co
Ithaca
N. Y
Paradise
Christ
Pacific
W. H. Goodwin
Beecham
Wholesale
State Street
Bowler Bros
Worcester
Mass
St. Vincent's Hospital
Oxford
Cambridge
H. O. Hiscox
First Baptist Church
Malden
Church of Christ
Nicodemus
Albert F. Pierce
South Congregational Church of
Brockton
Croup
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