Suffering Wife Recovers After Dr Pierce Treatment
A Mississippi County reader cites severe uterine disease and pain, then credits Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Companion remedies with a complete cure after doctors deemed her condition incurable. Testimonies praise regularity, relief from weak nervous systems, and renewed ability to work, urging others to consult Dr. Pierce.
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National aid eyed for Chicago drainage canal project
Washington hearings on a proposed national link between the Great Lakes and the Mississippi via the Chicago drainage canal. Committee members and witnesses argued the project’s scope, cost about 11 million dollars, with plans for turning basins and deep-water channels to improve navigation and commerce.
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Carnegie Institute Holds Steel Securities, Weld Powers Endowment
A Carnegie Institute trustee says no congressional action is needed for the educational scheme and the institute may hold securities as its endowment. The statement suggests Andrew Carnegie’s plan to place his bequest in U S steel securities.
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Washington
Carnegie Institute
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Bad Drafts and Bank Scandal Rumors In Boston
A Boston bank renounce indicates a person circulating bad drafts across western states. The New England Directory reports Henry Payne, recently named postings general, will take an oath Wednesday morning and assume charge of the department. This notice suggests investigations and official actions pending.
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Prince Henry of Prussia to Visit United States
Berlin announces Prince Henry, brother of Emperor William, will travel to the United States. The Hohenzollern yacht will sail to New York in late January, with Henry following by liner, to attend the Kaiser's yacht christening. Roosevelt sends cordial, stylized replies in German.
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Prince Henry of Prussia to Visit United States
The president will receive Prince Henry and invite him to dinner with leading American figures. The imperial yacht Hohenzollern will be warmly welcomed. The North Atlantic squadron may be asked to guard the yacht at sea and accompany it to port to honor the Prussian naval officer and allow him to view the latest American battleships.
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Palma as Cuba's reformer seeks commercial union and peace
Gen. Tomas Estrada Palma, elected president of Cuba, favors no army, urges a United States Cuba commercial union with tariff privileges, and seeks rapid mass education. He backs Platt Amendment protection, favors tariff cuts on tobacco and sugar, promises debt repayment, a one four year term, and fiscal restraint with a priority on universal public schooling.
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Tense debate over census bureau bill in U S House
Washington scene shows sharp debate as the House opens with the Hopking measure to create a permanent census bureau. Support grows for civil service protection for current bureau staff, while the bill is recommitted to refine organization. Burkett leads the push for stricter terms amid broader civil service pressure.
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French Minister Delays Credentials Amid China Demands
Peking reports a hold on the joint audience of foreign and Chinese ministers after M Beau refuses to present credentials until China fulfills French requests. M Cambon in Washington expresses surprise at claims against China and notes no official guidance. State Department foresees possible procedural issues in presenting foreign ministers.
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Drowning at Youghiogheny Ice Scene Claims Two Young Lives
In Osceola near MeKeesport, Martin O Hara 18 and sister Mary 15 died after breaking ice while skating on the Youghiogheny. Their eight year old brother James was rescued by nearby workers as the mother witnessed the tragedy. The bodies of Martin and Mary were not recovered and the mother and James were saved with difficulty. Also noted is a Washington report from January 14 about railway accident inquiry urged by Representative Wood of California.
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Martin O'Hara
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Youghiogheny
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Martin
The Commoner Subscription Offer and Growth
The Commoner seeks a 100000 circulation within six months of the fire. It presents as a national paper focused on political economic and social issues. Bryan contributes a review of political events. Regular subscription is $2.00 per year, with a bundled offer of one year for $1.65 when combined with Stars and News.
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