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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1898
Page
6
A clipped Newa item notes the League of American Wheelmen nearing 100000 members after a recent drop to around 2000 below the milestone. It highlights Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a preferred tonic for digestion kidney comfort and general health, alongside diverse ads and assorted notes on foods tonics and remedies.
A Washington dispatch reports Consul General deee says Maine destruction likely not accidental. Cable from Premier Suad in Madrid questions torpedo or mine theories as Cuban politics swirl around U S reactions. Experts weigh whether a mammoth mine or internal explosion caused the blast and wreckage in Havana harbor amid conflicting reports and cautions.
Jacksonville dispatch reports Key West sailors wounded aboard the Maine express outrage at perceived U S government delay in punishing Spain for the explosion. They blame President for deception and fear a repeat of disaster as they discuss mine or torpedo theories and recount chaos aboard the vessel during the blast and rescue efforts.
Fragmentary report indicates two Spanish spies captured after a voyage from Passaugeuva to Key West and bound for Cuba. Another account says a schooner expedition may have gone to Cuba with prisoners aboard, while alleged Spanish agents face threats amid tensions.
The speech urges slow engagement amid the Mirtaes disaster and stresses careful handling of international tensions. It argues for completing investigations first and avoiding actions that could strain relations or provoke further unrest.
A garbled report from a New York speech interview mentions private interests and indemnity, with unclear references to Maine, government, and markets. The text contains numerous misspellings and disjointed phrases, obscuringNames, places, and actions.
General Lee notes quiet Americans abroad and suggests moving families to safety due to suspicions that volunteers and Westerite elements may incite trouble if the Maine inquiry implicates an illusion. Havana authorities tighten precautions to prevent American injuries. no cable as of Wednesday.
Consul General Lee reports that autonomy in Cuba is a hideous failure. The State Department has received Chem. Lesa's letter on the subject and Pie was ordered to prepare the report. Lee exhaustively analyzes the autonomistic plan under Blanco, providing facts and figures to show its failure.
In Anderson v North Hudson Traction Co the Court of Errors held a mutilated dollar bill is not legal tender. The federal redemption statutes do not render the damaged note valid for third parties.
A health article argues regular doctors miss female illnesses because patients withhold details. It praises Lydia E. Pinkham of Lynn Mass for using her Vegetable Compound after receiving confidential testimonials from women. It claims over one hundred thousand treated successfully in a year and urges women to write for advice.
Hiram S. Maxim notes that Germany began producing rifle hardware with interchangeable parts using imported U S tools, mainly Pratt & Whitney. German firms like Lu, Loewe and Co. now run fourfold orders and invest in new works, while German tools outperform English ones yet lag behind American standards. Germany becomes a major, if less precise, competitor to Britain and English tools fade from the market.
Advertises Grain-O as a coffee substitute claiming it is safe for children and adults. Promotes flavors Cocoa Brown Mocha and Java, priced at 2 acts per package. Mentions many women employed in Philadelphia government offices.
Fragmentary notice mentions Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children and a claim of curing fevers and stomach issues. References to a New York children's home and Lowell, worm treatment, and many testimonials appear garbled with misread names and places.
Jumbled text describes a supposed drastic cure for a cold and a note about an ostrich farm in California. Mentions Dr Kay and Fessenden North Dakota with 30 inhabitants and four newspapers. The fragmentary passage lacks clear events or sources.
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