Bryan says Philippines held in violation for pay
The article questions Mr Bryan on finance behind a principle claim and whether profits are material or humanitarian. It then shifts to Panama canal work suspended for sanitation as Chairman Shonts stresses workers health and eventual speedy digging while praising humane administration. It notes public interest in the Taggart divorce case at Wooster and sensational papers. Newsboys profit from Wooster coverage, and Wooster women avoid listening to lurid testimony.
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Bryan
Philippines
Shonts
Panama Canal Commission
Taggart
Wooster
Wayne County Court Room
Massillon
Wayne County
Canada Raises Salaries Sparking Parliamentary Debate
The Canadian parliament ends a lengthy session with bills to raise pay for the prime minister and ministers, while senators and MPs still take sessional indemnities. The retroactive pay hike draws criticism as a modern salary grab, though the dominant party and opposition leader largely back the measures, passing with little dissent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Senate
House of Commons
United States
Louisville @othier Journal
The Critical Periods in a Woman's Life
A historical note describes two key phases in a woman's life the transition from childhood to womanhood and the later cessation of pelvic organ function warning of changes in health and reproduction with periodical emphasis on natural aging.
Dr A W Chase Nerve Pills Endure Nerve Strains Through Life
Mrs Julia Rowland of Buffalo Testifies the Dr A W Chase Nerve Pills restore nerve strength during life transitions from girlhood to womanhood and through menopause. She and her daughter found relief from nervousness crying spells and fatigue after use and recommend to others with similar issues. Boxed from Dr A W Chase Medicine Co Buffalo NY. Sold by B S Craig Massillon.
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A W. Chase
Julia Rowland
Pearl St
Buffalo
Ovor
A. W. Chase
Thange
Eppe
Eulor
Lassinde
Dr. AW Chase
Wnd
Sea Box
A.W. Ch
Melicine Co
Xni
M.D
Suely B.S. Craig
Massillon
Salvation Army Expands Across Ohio and Nationwide
The Salvation Army reports rapid growth in its Ohio and Southern province with over 5000000 in real estate value across the region. New rescue homes and lodging houses are planned in Cleveland and Canton, with expansion plans in Akron Painesville and other cities. Colonel Holz approves multiple new buildings including a 10000 dollar project in Greenville and a Canton site funded in part by Mrs McKinney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Salvation Army
Ohio
Army
Holt
Kinsman Street
Cleveland Medical College
Bolivar Street
Holz
Fire Army
Akron
Painesville
Canton
Youngstown
Massillon
Mansfield
Salem
Ashland
East Liverpool
Springfield
Toledo
Cincinnati
Columbus
Middletown
Colonel Holz
Greenville
D. C
McKin Jey
Main Street
Dean's Kidney Pills Prove Permanent Cure in Massillon
Massillon readers hear long standing testimonials to Dean's Kidney Pills from users including Hugh Kilway a C L W A R brakeman at 49 Duncan Street. He says the pills relieved back and kidney pains after spring 1900 and his wife and brother also benefited. Sold by all dealers 60 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents for the United States Remember the name Dean's and take no substitute.
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Dean
Massillon
Hugh Kilway
Duncan Street
Joan
Baltzly's
Cleveland
Othrs
Cts
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Lamont as White House tactician and reformer
A portrait of Grover Cleveland's private secretary Dan Lamont, highlighting his tact, diplomacy, and influence in shaping the White House and the War Department. It notes his modernizing reforms, avoidance of solitary work habits, and the shift of the army to centralized posts, along with his role in news and public perception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
White House
Dan Lamonut
Grover Cleveland
Washington
Daniel Scott Lameut
Tugs
Quy
Lament
Cheyvelud
Angies
Mr. Meveland
Lamont
Dan
Lsmont
New York City
Colonel Lamont
Comet Toungut
Viner
Avoil
Lamont Vid
Ifty
Giule
TSO
Tarris
Tennessee
Stanton
General Stanton
Mr. Lamont
Compulsory M P s in Norway Parliament Selection
The Philadelphia Public Ledger reports that Norway’s parliament, with about 14 members in the lower house, is chosen by residents over twenty five who attend a parish church gathering every three years. One man per hundred present is selected to form parliament for the country, bound to serve. Immediately one fourth of the members form the upper house and three fourths form the lower house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Japan to honor 5300 war dead with Golden Kite
About five thousand three hundred officers and men slain since Lisoyang through Mukden will receive the Golden Kite. The posthumous honor is sanctioned by the emperor and will shortly appear in the Official Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Lisoyang
Mukden
Mail
Temperance Move Prompts Bottled Lemonade at Cassel Railway
The royal railway rectors of Cassel Germany plan to produce bottled lemonade and mineral water to sell only to employees for about a cent per bottle with returnable bottles as a temperance measure.
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Royal Railwayrectors
Cassel
Germany
Kittery Protests Over Portsmouth Peace Meeting Amid Navy Yard Jealousy
A Kittery Maine indignation meeting denounces Portsmouth New Hampshire for hosting peace envoys from Russia and Japan. Residents vow to honor the peace talks with a local display and discuss inviting President Roosevelt to oversee treaty ceremonies, highlighting civic pride and regional rivalry.
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Marlen E. Pew
Pittsburg Press
Kittery
Portsmouth
N.sw
Maine
Russia
Japan
New Hampshire
Piscataqua River
Piscataqua
Granville Spinney
Kittery Depot
Wheelwright
Charlie Chapman
John Sterling
Old Wan Spinney
Sam Keen
Waal
Teddy Roosevelt
Green River
Congress of Farmers to Meet in Richmond Virginia
The farmers national congress with over 6 000 delegates will convene in Richmond Virginia for its twenty fifth annual session starting September 1242. Delegates pay their own expenses and come from states with leaders in farming and farm papers. The conference will discuss foreign markets tariff government expenditures railways and pure food laws with addresses by national figures and open discussion by delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Farmers’ National Congress
Congress
Tissenger
Congress of the United States
Harvie Jordan
Monticello
B. Cameron
Stayville
N. C
Joshua Strange
Marion
Ind
John M. Stahl
Chicago
A. H. Judy
Greenville
W. I. Ames
Oreron
Wis
EW. Wickey
Ocean Springs
Miss
Levi Morrison
Luther Burbank's Latest Golden Red Plum Triumph
Luther Burbank, the famed horticulturist, sent to the Lewis and Clark exposition a new golden red plum nearly the size of an apple and very full in shape. The Portland dispatch notes that the specimens are attracting much attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Burbank
Luther Bursank
Portland
All Mail Boxes to Be Green in Chicago
The post office plans to repaint all letter boxes and supporting posts in Chicago green. Paint will come from Washington and be applied by painters chosen by the postmaster as part of a nationwide shift from aluminium to green. The navy advised the choice after testing paints on transports and war vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Washington
Post Office Department
Chicago Post
Sailors of the Nation Remember Bennington Heroes
Poem tribute recalling the Bennington battle and naval dead at sea, honoring sailors and patriots. It evokes monuments at Fort Rosecrans and distant shores, urging remembrance of those who died to defend the flag. Quote from John A Joyce via Cincinnati Enquirer ends oddly with “Nop Broo A.”
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Fort Rosecrans
John A. Joyce
Cincinmmati Enquirer
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Smith
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