Flood Relief Plea From Memphis Sufferers
Washington April 7 R C Graves and Menken of Memphis relief committee arrived to push a statement to President. They outline widespread flooding from Marion Arkansas to Mississippi and Arkansas rivers. Hundreds of thousands displaced. farmland and stock ruined. Memphis relief groups care for 6,000 to 8,000 refugees daily, shipping supplies to Arkansas and Mississippi. President urged Congress to approve $100,000 for relief and employment.
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Posts of Honor and Cabinet Appointments Reported
President McKinley names Alfred J. Burk to Japan envoy and James Hoyle to Liverpool consul. Others include 8 A Day as Bradford consul, Fenton Rose Dreary as legal ton official in Mexico City, and Brig. Gen. Frank Wheaton to major general. Theodore Roosevelt named secretary of the navy.
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Theodore Hoosevelt
New York
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Maryland
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Noted Forger Caught in Michigan Fraud Case
James Lewis, a notorious forger tied to a string of counterfeit bond schemes, was arrested in Ypsilanti Michigan Monday night after extradition from Urbana Ohio. He allegedly forged securities valued around 400 dollars across five Ohio counties, deceiving bankers and brokers. Four hundred indictments await in Ohio courts as the National Bank of Redemption backs the prosecution for a forthcoming trial.
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Vast Turkish Ambition and Local Tragedies Reported
The report outlines a vigorous policy to secure American claims from the Ottoman Empire and to appoint a special ambassador to Turkey for speedy redress. The items also note suicides, retirements, and jailhouse deaths including Dr. Walio s in Dubuque and C F Kleumpfer in Brekton.
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Congress Debates Tariff and Arbitration Treaty
Washington reports show the Senate voting on the Anglo American arbitration treaty with amendments to remove national policy questions and require senate approval by two thirds for arbitration items. House debates cover the Dingley tariff bill and related measures amid war and bankruptcy discussions.
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Sculpture and prison during the French Revolution tale
The account recalls Houdon, famed for Voltaire’s statue, imprisoned during the revolution. Mme Houdon seeks aid from Barras, who cannot help. Marras uses wit to claim Houdon created a sculpture of Philosophy Meditating on the Revolution, securing Houdon’s safety and increased commissions.
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Touden
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Palmistry claims marvels in palm readings and marriages
A New York Herald report discusses palmistry as a legitimate cue to past lives and marriage histories. It cites a practitioner who claims to read forecasts of divorces and the number of marriages from lines. A young woman alleges palm-based warnings aided her choice, while others debate palm readers’ accuracy and ethics.
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Womanly health advice from Mrs Pinkham
An aging advertorial extols Mrs. Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts as a trusted woman to woman healer for female ailments. It claims most suffering stems from the womb and criticizes male doctors for misdiagnosis, urging readers to seek her guidance and experience.
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4&4 Menagerie Food Bill Sparks Tax Debate
A garbled report outlines a bill related to animal feeding, food costs, and public funds. It mentions a tax measure, shipments of meats and produce, and expenditures in the tens of thousands, including crates of fruit and seafood, with references to officials and a misfired slogan.
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Relief for Sufferers
A public letter from A F Calhoun of Cinleville West Virginia extols the Pyramid Piles Cure. He claims severe piles improved after two applications and notes the cure is safe, painless, cocaine free, and sold by druggists for 50 cents with Pyramid Pills at 35 cents if constipation is present.
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