Warning signs and treatment for stomach disease warnings
A discussion on how neglecting early stomach disturbance leads to serious illness, with medical advice promoting Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure. The piece includes patient testimonials, explains how proper digestion restores strength, and urges attention to initial symptoms to prevent progression.
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Doctor Pierce
R. E. Secord, Esq
Eastern Ave
Toronto
Ontario
Pierce
Carrie J. Wharton
Dunavant
Spottsylvania Co
Golden Medical Discovery
Conger Criticized Over China Article
A Washington report says Minister Conger is sharply criticized in official circles for a China article in a magazine. He remains minister to China until resignation is accepted in 40 days, with Secretary Hay possibly reproving him. Rockhill may seek the post, but the president may prefer he stay in his current bureau role.
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New York
the Tribune
Washington
Conger
China
Hay
Rockhill
Bureau of American Republics
Mr. Rockhill
Opening of China gains broad foreign support
Washington reports that a wide movement to open China to foreign trade has earned active approval from the United States and other powers. Negotiations continue to unite Chinese authorities under a single plan while questions linger over the Dowager Empress and potential Russian objections in Manchuria.
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Washington
China
Erce
United States
Cathéress Dowager
Jay
Russia
Manchuria
Panic hits Yokohama as spinning firm collapses
In Yokohama in May a major spinning company fails, signaling bank troubles tied to Osaki and AD banks. The city feels the financial strain as developments prompt concern about liquidity and impact on local industry.
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Yokohama
May
Osaki
Coaling stations eyed in Azores and Calipagos
Washington naval officials push to acquire rights for coaling stations in the Azores and Calipagos. The Azores would serve as an Atlantic midway post, while Calipagos lie near the Isthmian canal terminus. Overtures to Portugal and Ecuador are anticipated.
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Washington
Azores
Atlantic
Calipagos Group
Pacific
Portugal
Ecuador
Calipagos
Bermuda
MacArthur Defends Manila Moral Conditions
General MacArthur, serving as governor of the Philippine Islands, refutes claims of dire social ills in Manila. He states Manila compares favorably with any U.S. city and proposes sending the accusers to investigate, beginning with an understanding of tropical-country social conditions.
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Washington
Gen. MacArthur
Philippine Islands
Army
Manila
MacArthur
United States
Fighting in Luzon near Palayan reported
Manila reports Lieut John D Hartman with 63 men of Troop K First Cavalry clashed with about 250 insurgents near Palayan Luzon. Casualties were sustained on both sides as operations continued. Official military sources say the affair is under investigation by higher command.
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Manila
John D. Hartman
Cav
Palayan
Luzon
Siateriorary Department
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Cuba Exposes Platt Amendment Details for Convention
Havana May 7 The Cuban commission at a secret session outlined contacts with President McKinley and Secretary Root. It defended the Platt amendment and clarified that the U S would not intervene unless Cuba faced foreign attack or a Spainlike condition. It named coaling stations and pledged non interference in local government while planning a commercial treaty after independence. Root said Cuba could have diplomatic representation abroad. The report impressed most delegates with few radicals opposing.
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Havana
McKinley
Root
Senor Giberga
United States
Cuba
Spain
Capes Massi
San Antonio
Gulf of Mexico
Police Debate Foes and Supporters Stir at City Gate
A fragmented report records police and public opinion clashing near gates as tensions rise. It notes cautious sympathy toward a group and hints at a broader civic response, with unclear details about events or participants.
Pekin Debates Indemnity Loan and Extra Funds
In Pekin on May 7 discussions center on obtaining powers to secure a loan sufficient to pay the indemnity as soon as the amount is known. Plans include requesting an additional twenty million taels to be provided annually under the foreign ministers proposal.
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Pekin
Runaway Balloon Descends Safely With No Injuries
A military captive balloon rose Sunday afternoon in Cologne with two men aboard but was driven off course by a gale and lost sight of in the clouds. The balloon later descended safely and its occupants were uninjured.
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Cologne
Pope Confirms Fr O Connell Appointment as Bishop
Rome May 7 confirms appointment of Rev Fr O Connell rector of the American college in Rome as bishop of Portland Maine successor to Archbishop S. The decision came from the Pope and was announced from Rome yesterday confirming the clergy member’s elevation to a diocesan bishopric.
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Rome
O’connell
American College
American push alarms British commercial leaders
New York May 7 The Tribune London correspondent notes J Pierpont Morgan remains a sensational figure for British papers while Carnegie forecasts of American industrial growth fill large type. Rail and shipping consolidations on the Atlantic and Pacific seaboards raise hopes that one financier could fix through rates. British writers mock the notion and lament English trouble forming counter coalitions as Brooks Adams's trade war ideas are cited.
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New York
J. Pierpont Morgan
Tribune
London
Carnegie
Pacific
England
Brooks Adams
Fingland
Mr. Morgan
Maj Ladd Returns from Cuba In Morro Castle Arrival
Major E E Ladd ex treasurer of Cuba arrived on the Morro Castle from Havana. He says he turned over 1800 to Gen Roloff who is Cuba’s treasurer of the island and that he handled 40 000 000 in Cuban funds with a staff of ten. He will oversee Fort Fisher money in New London Conn. Cuban affairs are led by the revolutionary party and interests want continued American occupation under the Platt amendment to prevent future foreign entanglements.
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New York
E. E. Ladd
Cuba
Morro Castle
Havana
Roloff
Major Ladd
New London
Conn
Fort Fisher
Revolutionary Party
Poisoned Beer Incident in New York Shoemaking Shop
In New York on May 7 Tony Sangerge and Sylvester Getto worked in Sane gere's shop. An unknown man paid with a large bill, promised beer, and the pair drank it. Sangerge fell unconscious and later died. Getto recovered. The assailant fled with Sangerge's $200.
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New York
Tony Sangerge
Sylvester Getto
Sanegere
Sangerge
Getto
Bellevue Hospital
Rumors of German Russian Strained Ties Discredited
London dispatch says foreign office denies strained relations between Germany and Russia over Count Von Waldersee. Downing Street notes irritation at Waldersee’s expeditions but no definite misunderstanding is believed to exist. British diplomats would welcome confirmation if rumors were true.
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London
Germany
Russia
Count von Waldersee
Foreign Office
Downing Street
Kitchener’s Review Details Cape Colony Operations
London reports Lord Kitchener’s first long review of the South African war, dated March 8 and published May 7. It notes fortification and communication improvements, reduced guards, evacuation of remote garrisons from rail routes, and the requisition of over 25,000 horses in Cape Colony since December. He commends 200 officers NCOs and men.
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London
Lord Kitchener
Cape Colony
Gazette
Valet Jones In Better Condition At Detention
Charles F. Jones, key witness in Albert T. Patrick's murder case against William Marsh Rice, is reported in ordinary condition at the house of detention. Doctors plan possible sanitarium transfer with nutrition injections as he endures catarrh of the stomach and cannot eat solid food except milk and selzer.
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New York
Charles F. Jones
Albert T. Patrick
William Marsh Rice
Jones
Judicial bomb in Freehold targets Atlantic gambling
Judge J Franklin Fort told the Monmouth County grand jury in Freehold that gambling dens and disorderly houses along the Atlantic coast must be stopped this summer. He warned that courts must not abdicate to criminals and pledged to stay in Monmouth County to oversee action as club houses plan to open by mid June.
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Freehold
N. G
J. Franklin Fort
Long Branch
Monmouth County
Atlantic
Monmouth Co
Britain's Policy reaffirmed in Cape Town speech
Sir Alfred Milner, the British commissioner, told a mass meeting in Cape Town that no change in South Africa could weaken Imperial policy. Britain has made up its mind and will carry out the policy it laid down, despite anxious quarters.
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Cape Town
Sir Alfred Mfilner
South Africa
Great Britain
Miners Conference Adjourns After Brief Meeting
London May 7 miners conference met in executive session and adjourned until tomorrow after discussion of proposed strike and issues surrounding the miner, with further details to follow.
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London
Assault on Miss Bonnie near Lansing in brutal attack
Miss Ethel Bonnie, daughter of G W Bonnie and state penitentiary employee, was struck from behind while gathering mushrooms near Lansing Kansas on May 7. An unknown assailant threw her into an old well after assaulting her. she survived and identified a suspect as search parties scour the countryside. Authorities say the assailant will likely be burned at the stake if captured.
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Leavenworth
Kas
Ethel Bonnie
G. W. Bonnie
State Penitentiary
Lansing
Cauzbi
The Woman About Town tale of Little Charles
A Washington Post column recalls a neighbor girl and a boy named Charles who reacts to excitement with laughter and a dramatic blackening of the face. Grandmother disciplines him with spanks, then sends him upstairs to reflect, amid a tale of modern parenting quirks.
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Grandmamma
Little Charles
Mamma
Mary
Charles
Washington Post
Japanese Mourning Response After Emperor’s Mother's Death 1897
The article notes Japan’s deep sensitivity after the emperor’s mother died in 1897. It cites widespread sorrow in Tokyo and contrasts European reactions, mentioning Spain as the only court to officially mourn. The piece hints at a broader imperial response during the mourning period.
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Japan
Tokio
Spain
Japanese Royal Family and Wedding Years of Mourning Noted
The article records European mourning in 1891 to 1896 and notes Japan’s reaction to the May 10 1900 wedding of the Japanese Crown Prince. It describes Emperor Meiji education of the Crown Prince, the issue of a second wife and its effect on heirs, and mentions Sada Princess born 1834, with Japan’s public celebration funds and Mikado’s creation of new nobles on the wedding day.
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Japan
Matsuhito
Joshimito Harunomiya
Sada
Udsco Fucshiwara
Tokio
Philadelphia
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