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An elderly promotional notice extols syrup of pigs as a health elixir, asserting its benefits for digestion, liver and bowels, and general well being. It claims medical approval, describes taste and cleansing effects, and warns against substitutes while listing price and manufacturer links.
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A Hawaiian Trip and Other 1900s Dispatches
San Francisco reports a 2500 mile voyage for the revenue cutter Thomas Corwin bound for Honolulu amid secrecy and possible Washington involvement. Wells Fargo wins a 21 year express contract with Southern Pacific, valuing bonuses and earnings share. In North Dakota two men near death from bed bug poison after mistaking poison for liquor. In Minnesota authorities arrest John Welter for the Kosanke murder amid recovered stolen coins and evidence.
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North American Bond Investment halts operations on default fears
The North American Bond Investment Company, based in St Paul, suspends active operations pending the outcome of a government crackdown on warfare financing. An adverse ruling in the Chicago Guarantee Company case prompts the pause, with an appeal to a higher court anticipated.
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Mrs Lease Involved in Kansas Dismissals Stir
In Olate Kansas on December 5 a board of charities discharged Steward T L Dixon and his wife Matron. Judge Dixon accuses Mrs M E Lease of influencing the move and vows to expose her actions. Dixon is a leading Populist figure and says no party will claim her after his revelations.
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Bulgarian Premier's arrests tied to Ferdinand plot
Vienna dispatch reports Premier Stamboulot ordered arrests without warrants. The moves drew criticism in the schranje at the national assembly yet gained support. The arrests are linked to a conspiracy against Prince Ferdinand's life.
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National Trotting Association Meeting Scheduled in Chicago
The American National Trotting Association will convene in the Auditorium on Tuesday to act as appeals board for contested races and address complaints from horsemen. The session is expected to last about one week.
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Did he Commit tde fraule? Disappearance of salesman in Brazil Ind
Dec. 5 - E P Frazer a salesmit for the Brazil Coal company of Brazil Ind is missing friends fear he has committed suicide as he was in a despondent mood. clues have been received as to his whereabouts. Death of a Wisconsin Pioneer J B Potter a pioneer of Juneau Wis is dead aged 72 years He served several terms in the assembly and held other public offices.
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Juneau
Assembly
In Session Again Congress Opens Fifty Third
Congress reconvenes in Washington with Speaker Crisp presiding and about 100 members present. Two Pennsylvania members ONeill and Lilley absent with black draped desks. Don Dickinson attends as guest. prayer recalls ONeill and Lilley. The House considers a Chinese deportation act salaries bill and a railway strike inquiry, then recesses. The president’s message is read at 1:25 PM after sworn-in arrivals.
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Opening of the Fifty third Congress Led by Senate
Washington reports the first session of the Fifty third Congress convened at noon with 56 senators present, Vice President Stevenson presiding, and committees appointed to wait upon the President. The session schedules a 12 o clock daily meeting and includes reading of the President's message.
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Fire disaster injures Mrs Sage and drives Miss Larson to delirium
In Wisconsin on December 5 Mrs Meta Sage was badly cut, while Miss Lillie Larson went temporarily insane after a house fire. Larson believed Sage and her daughter were dead and has not regained her reason. The note also reports other brief items from Paris to New York including a health update on President Peixoto, a Brooklyn burglary, and various court and crime notes.
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