Windsor By law bars alien workers in public projects
Windsor Ont. municipal council unanimously adopted a by law prohibiting contractors and workers who have not resided in Windsor for six months from public works. Penalties of 100 dollars apply for violations and officials urged the Dominion to extend protections against alien artisans and mechanics in Canada.
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Mass Strike Threats and Robberies Reported Across Regions
A broad labor dispute looms with a significant cotton oper strikes and officials amid financial allegations. Farther west a railway crew car robbery near Butte involves masked thieves seizing about $1,000 as a circus accident at Brownsville injures many. A collapsed elevated seat at a Brownsville show endangers several spectators. The report also notes peculiar botanical claims and a rope walker death in London.
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Historic Cuban War letter proposes indemnity for peace
The New York World publishes an autograph from Salvator Cisnoris and Maximo Gomes, suggesting negotiations on Cuban independence tied to Spain indemnity. The letter urges an armistice with Spain evacuating territories, acknowledges debt, and calls for U S arbitration to avert continued bloodshed while protecting Cuban sovereignty.
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Plague Strikes Bombay Slows Trade And Death Toll
Extract reports Bombay plague sweeping the city with many streets deserted and deaths rising quickly. Rats' die offs perplex officials as head surgeons and doctors perish. Famine relief lags but grain prices stay high while crops vary in other regions.
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Blaze of Glory Train to Washington Inauguration Parade
Chicago activists launch special train named The Blaze of Glory to travel to Washington for McKinley inauguration. Frank Gardner leads sixty Aesimaula with ROC torches and illuminated cars decorated in red white and blue. Notables on board include Lyman J. Gage George Sein WR Mason and C Dawes.
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Remarkable recovery after Pink Pills cure for invalid farmer
Mr. David Moore, a long time invalid farmer from Carleton near Richmon, recounts his struggle with asthma heart trouble and failing doctors. After trying various treatments he used Dr Williams Pink Pills on advice from a North Gower acquaintance and regained health. He endorses the pills as a tonic and credits them with restoring strength, now in good health in his seventies.
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Agnew's Catarrh Cure Promises Quick Relief
A long advertisement extols Dr Agnew's Cure for catarrh and related ailments. It cites testimonials from users including a Mr John Metalwarts and a Weimar, Pa resident, touting heart health benefits and skin remedies. The piece also mentions colonial Jubilee troop invitations and preparations for global representation.
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Positive Proof of Milburn Heart and Nerve Pills
J D Robinson of Danlas testifies after using Milburn Heart and Nerve Pills via Dr Scarlett of Danilas. He reports relief from sleeplessness dizziness palpitation neuralgia and long standing heart and nerve symptoms. He adds his wife also sees success with fluttering heart while noting Liver Pills cure constipation and headaches.
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Dowager Empress of Japan Buried in Kyoto
Difficulties delayed funeral arrangements for Japan s Dowager Empress after her burial in Kyoto. An ancient royal law requires three oxen to pull the funeral car with specific markings and features for each ox, complicating the procession as officials sought a suitable team from distant regions.
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