Governor McCord Recommends Pe-ru-Na For Catarrh
Ex governor Myron H. McCord writes from Washington D C praising Pe-ru-Na for catarrh after a friend’s suggestion. He notes improvement after one dose and urges others with chronic catarrh to begin treatment now, insisting on the genuine Peruna and requesting a free catarrh book from Dr Hartman of Columbus Ohio.
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Myron H. McCord
New Mexico
Hartman
Washington, D.C
M. A. McCord
Peruna
Columbus
Ohio
Best Black Dress Goods 42 Inch All Wool Chevrottes
Advertisement notes a 42 inch all wool dress fabric Chevrottes with a fine finish and splendid weave. Readers invited to request samples of the material.
Your Christmas Money: A Store Gift Goods Preview
The notice promotes holiday gift shopping with a large selection of useful and novelty goods. It highlights a 256 page illustrated Dry Goods Price Book and special mail order helps for gift choosing. It also offers pamphlets such as Holiday Glove Tips and a Yard of Christmas Handkerchiefs to assist buyers.
Mananeuse nearly lost in typhoon voyage to Manila
Manila dispatch details the British flagged transport Mananeuse from San Francisco to Manila bay. With 420 aboard and engines failing during a two and a half day typhoon, soldiers bailed water by bucket as fuel and refrigeration failed, food spoiled, and life provisions dwindled.
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Manila
Manila Bay
San Francisco
Sunleavy
Webb Hayes
Mananense
Lo Utimm
Senator Verkis
Janion Hiender
Pekin
Honolulu
Colonel Hayes
James 8. Pettit
Thirty-first Volunteer Regiment
Guan
Oficers
Manil
Zamboanga
Mindanao
Rebel position taken near Masia by insurgents
A report states that on November 20 at 10 10 a m American forces defeated and scattered two brigades led by General Alejandrino and General San Miguel. The fight occurred on a mountain flank as insurgents were confident in their position and brought their families to the area. Americans captured all enemy ammunition and artillery.
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Masia
Crlone
Bell
Alejandrino
San Miguel
Rawlins Defends Utah on Polygamy and Statehood
Utah Senator Rawlins, sole state representative in the Senate, issued a statement denying Mormon church deceit in Utah statehood and polygamy. He announced a Senate bill on statehood and urged a Judiciary Committee inquiry into polygamy, elections of polygamists, presidential appointments, and potential measures to curb polygamy nationwide.
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Washington
Rawlins
Utah
Senate
Ar. Roberts
Senate of the
United States
Committee On Judiciary
President's Message Likely Delayed After Vice President's Death
Washington reports the president's message nearly complete and unusually long due to major topics. It may not be sent to Congress next Monday as the Senate will adjourn in memory of the late vice president, and the House may delay adjournment until its organization.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Queen to Visit Germany Private Journey in 19th Century Tone
Truth reports Emperor William secured a conditional promise from Queen Victoria to visit the Prussian court in late April. She will travel from North Italy to Germany via the St Gothard tunnel and stay several days at Coblentz or Potsdam. The visit will be private with no receptions or formal events.
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Loxpon
William
England
Victora
Italy
Germany
St. Gothara
Coblentz
Potsdam
To Hear Charges Against Gardiner
Albany November 29 Attorney Ansley Wilcox of Buffalo formally accepted the appointment by Governor Roosevelt to hear charges against District Attorney Asa Bird Gardiner of New York City.
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Gardiner
Albany
Ansley Wilcox
Buffalo
Roosevelt
Asa Bird Gardiner
Newark
Republicans Urged Cooperation Against Railroad Power in New Hampshire
Conxcorp New Hampshire November 29 United States Senator William E Chandler ex Governor Charles A Busiel and others issue an address to New Hampshire Republicans calling for cooperation to oppose railroad power and curb industrial evils, while advocating election law reforms.
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New Hampshire
Conxcorp
N. H
United States
William E. Chandler
Charles A. Busiel
Boers Disappeared and Forces Move in South Africa
Dispatches from Cape Town and Orange River detail Boer retreat from Kimberley and Endslin battles. General Gatacre occupies Bushmans Dock. Lancers fail to intercept Boers, who concentrate near Molteno. Reports mention three Cronje/Joubert corps and strategic detachment aims.
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Forestier- Walker
Cape Town
War Office
Wekewich
Kimberles
Bodley
Liente
Hawker
Kekewich
Kimber
Crouje
Kimberley
Erediy Betis
witr—Gatacre
Bushmans Dock
Larrers Kraal
Molteno
Orange River
Endslin
Lancers
Launcers
Crange
Jeppe
Ressik
Benrix
Pbhe Deuestung
Pretoria
Kruger
Steyn
Joubert
General Cronje
Ladyswith
Tugela
Estcourt
Cronje
Modder River
Methuen
General Leonard Wood arrives in New York with news of Hobart's death
General Leonard Wood, governor general of Santiago, Cuba, aboard the transport McPherson, states he has no knowledge of the business prompting his return beyond orders to report. He notes the death of the vice president and widespread grief. he adds that public affairs in Santiago are improving daily.
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Hobart
Heggret
Santiago
New York
Leonard Wood
Cuba
McPherson
Franksford Ky Governor Denies McKinley Aid Versus Disfranchisement Plan
Governor Bradley denies briefing from President McKinley on troop aid and avoids comment on asking for federal help. Democratic leaders push to bolster the Goebel law with amendments. A proposed 16th change would require voters to scratch out disliked candidates, effectively creating an educational qualification and threatening to disenfranchise a large portion of Black voters who make up over one third of the Republican party in Kentucky.
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Frankfort
Bradley
McKinley
Republican
No Casualties on the Ships and Colorado Governor Elbert’s Death
General Otis reports Thirty-fifth volunteers will garrison Mindanao as Pekin and Mananeuse arrive. Port Albert sails for San Francisco, Tartar and Naworth sail on the 20th, hospital ship Missouri arrives via Suez. No casualties aboard the arriving ships. In Denver, Nov 28, private dispatch says former Colorado Governor Samuel H. Elbert died in Galveston after a period of ill health.
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Wasiaxaros
General Otis
War Department
Fost
Pekin
Mananeuse
Mindanao
Otis
Albert
San Francisco
Tartar
Naworth
Missouri
Suez
Denver
Galveston
Samuel H. Elbert
Colorado
General Vance Died in Asheville Home at 71
General Robert D. Vance aged 71 died at his home in Alexander from diabetes. He was a brother of the late Senator Z. B. Vance and served 12 years as congressman from this district.
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Vance
Asheville
N. C
Robert D. Vance
Z. B. Vance
Congress
Alexder
Case of Bubonic Plague and Bond Purchases Reported
In Cadiz a suspected bubonic plague case is reported by the marine hospital bureau. In New York the sub-treasury disbursed 31,188,840 for government bond purchases on Tuesday, including 1,194,835 for the 5 percent doro issue. In Molineux case, New York, the ninth is noted.
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Wasnixeton
Marine Hospital Bureau
Cadiz
New York
Sub-treasury
Doro
Molineux
Bryan Tushight Aims For Bryan Democracy Unity In Meeting
An informal Bryan democracy gathering discussed rallying support for William J. Bryan as presidential candidate. Ex Governor Altzell attended. J G Johnson and Sam L B Cok led Democratic efforts. A committee was formed to plan timing and travel for a national convention and call details.
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Chcace
Tas Alive
Cational
Silver Republican
Piaiog
William J. Bryan
Altzell
Hemillie Abrief
Cnairman
J. G. Jne
Democratic National Committee
Sam LB. Cok
Wureau
Bk. S. Corser
Dick for major general nominated at guard officers convention
W F Dick of the Eighth regiment is nominated for major general of the Ohio national guard at the officers convention in Columbus. Election set for December 1. no opposition expected. Also nominated for commander of First Brigade Colonel W V McMacken is from the Sixth regiment Toledo. Colonel J C Speaks (Fourth regiment Columbus) and Colonel Zimmermann (Birth regiment Cleveland) named for Second Brigade. In Havana the Burnside carries yellow fever patient P B Rider, 21, discharged hospital corps, home Reading PA.
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Chie Guard
Lquivalent
Eivecqian
Conewars
W. F. Dick
Eighth Regiment
Ghig National Guard
Hell
W. V. McMacken
Sixth Regiment
Toledo
J. C. Speaks
Columbus
Zimmerman
Cleveland
New York
United States
Burnside
Havana
P. B. Rider
United States Hospital Corps
Rider
Las Animas Hospital
Cotton Street
Reading
Swinburne Island Hospital
Dublin lord mayor Tallon visits Philadelphia for Parnell monument fund
Fallon to Philadelphia Pampiyena Nov 29. The lord mayor of Dublin Daniel Tallon and John BE Redmond M P accompanied by distinguished New Yorkers arrive. They are met by Mayor Ashbridge and a large delegation of prominent citizens. The purpose is to raise funds for the Charles Stewart Parnell monument fund.
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Pampiyena
Dublin
Daniel Tallon
John BE. Redmond
Ashbridge
Charles Stewart Parnell
Labor Leader Sentenced Telegram Reveals Reese Conviction
Fort Scott telegram to President Mitchell of the United Mine Workers of America reports John P. Reese, executive committee member, sentenced to three months and a 100 fine. Reese was cited to appear in U.S. district court for contempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ixpranavotis
Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Fort Scott
Brian
Reese
John P. Reese
Wan
United States District Court For Contemps
Treasury Act Proposes Silver Coin and Exchange Measures
A historical excerpt outlines provisions of a treasury bill authorizing minting and exchanging subsidiary silver coin to maintain money parity. It details secretary powers to manage worn or current coins, redeposit bullion, and regulate silver certificates and bank deposits as part of the United States currency system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasuy
Rauney
Secretary of the Treasury
Oliver Buihou
Treasury of
United States
Far Co
Unite States
Muuch
Juiz
Isa
Fie
Resolly
Autoutt
Ste Tates
Tatatius i
Admiral Dewey Denies Presidential Candidacy Rumors
A Washington correspondent for The Hero Hoe reports Admiral Dewey reiterating he is not a candidate for the presidential nomination. He says President McKinley is a good friend and expresses hope for a secure future for the country.
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Dewey
Hoe
McKinley
Nive
American Girl's Marriage in Paris
Paris November 29. The religious marriage of Douglas Walter Campbell heir to the Campbel title and grandson of the Duke of Argyll to Aimee Lawrence of New York was celebrated in this city.
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Paris
Douglas Walter Campbell
Lord Walter Campbel
Duke of Argyll
Aimee
John Lawrence
New York
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