Castellane Denies Losses and Declares Calm Relations
Count Boni de Castellane and Countess de Castellane arrived in New York aboard La Bretagne and stayed at the Waldorf Astoria. He angrily rejects rumors of losses from stock speculation and gambling, calls De Rodays a liar, and vows no challenge while promising a Telegram to Le Figaro editor. The couple says their marriage is harmonious and shares smiles.
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Boni de Castellane
New York
Countess de Castellane
Gould
la Bretagne
Havre
France
Waldorf-Astoria
de Rodays
Monsieur
M. Meyer
The
Gaulois
Figaro
M. de Rodays
le Figaro
Count de Castellane
Difference Between Trust and Consolidation Cited
A humorous quote contrasts trusts and consolidations in price actions. The Indianapolis Journal notes a trust hides price increases while a consolidation announces no price hikes after first stating they won’t raise prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Burdett Endured Twenty Years of Kidney Disease and Piles
Edgerton Minnesota resident F W Burdett aged seventy five recounts twenty years of kidney disease and bleeding piles until taking Dodd's Kidney Pills. He reports lasting relief and attributes renewed health to the remedy in a published letter to the Dodd's Medicine Co Buffalo New York. He claims the pills cured both ailments and freed him from lifelong suffering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodd
Edgerton, Minn
The
Dodd's Medicine Co
Buffalo
N. Y
F. W. Burdett
Dr Dix Tonic Tablets marketed as a cure for general illness
An advertisement extols Dr Dix Tonic Tablets as a remedy for weakness nervousness and loss of appetite promising quick relief within minutes. It claims the medicine targets root causes of sickness and offers free trial packages by mail from Hayes & Coon Detroit with testimonials including a 78 year old patient and a call to share the offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dix
Hayes & Coon
Hull Building
Detroit
Mich
Henderson
Dr. Henderson
The Sage of Oxford and Dr Henderson Remembered
George W. Yarbrough a leading Methodist elder writes in the Wesleyan Christian Advocate about old Dr Henderson and the early days near Emory College in Oxford Georgia. The reminiscence highlights church history and community figures from that era.
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George W. Yarbrough
Methodist Church
Emory College
Oxford
Dr. Henderson
Wesleyan Christian Advocate
Battle reports from Ladysmith and Spear’s Camp
London reports Gen Buller’s forces held ground after two days of heavy fighting near Ladysmith with rumors of Boer retreat. Daily Chronicle dispatches detail slow progress by Gen Warren, entrenched Boers, and a Boer prisoner claiming three months to reach Ladysmith.
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London
Buller
Spencer Wilkinson
Mr. Wilkinson
Gen. Buller
The
Daily Chronicle
Spearman
Lyttleton
Warren
Lord Dundonald
Daily Mail
Dongaus
Cmy
Professor Hazen Hurled From Bicycle in Weather Bureau Incident
Henry A. Hazen, a professor of meteorology and leading weather forecaster at the Weather Bureau, was severely injured when he was thrown from his bicycle Monday night while en route to an expected destination in Washington.
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Washington
Henry A. Hazen
Weather Bureau
Bureau
Sixteenth
M Streets
Loomis
Yale University
ISS
Government Weather Service
Hazen
India
Reenforcements Reach Cape Town as War Looms
The report notes 5 000 or more troops arriving at Cape Town over three days, with likely distribution to Natal to reinforce Gen. Bauler. Other South Africa districts are quiet. Lord Methuen hast 13 000 troops idle behind works while Gen. Frenel's 400 at Rensburg were roused by a false alarm.
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Cape Town
Natal
Bauler
South Africa
Lord Methuen
Frenel
Rensburg
Gatacre
Colesberg
Deshler Reports Marriage to Japanese Aristocrat
Columbus, Jan. 23. Governor Nash received a letter from his stepson David W. Deshler, long prominent in Columbus society and business in Corea, announcing his marriage to a Japanese lady from a leading court family in Japan.
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Columbus, O
Cgov
Nash
David W. Deshler
Corea
Court of
Japan
Deshler
Columbus
Two Children Drown in Fond du Lac River Incident
In Fond du Lac Wisconsin on Monday afternoon six year old Harold Stancliff and five year old Frank Murphy drowned in the Fond du Lac river. Frank Murphy was visiting his grandparents Mr and Mrs J F Clark in Fond du Lac. his parents are Mr and Mrs J F Murphy of Chicago.
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Fond du Lae
Wis
Harold Stancliff
Frank Murphy
J. F. Murphy
Chicago
J. Bo Clark
Unclear Mississippi Channel Affects Next Summer Plans
Winona Minnesota reports a fast opening of the Mississippi with the main channel clear for now. The unusual early thaw signals potential drought conditions and a food famine risk next summer. Pierre, January 24, Geo Lee names delegates for the anti test conference in Chicago on February 2. Senator Pettigrew, ex-Congressman Freeman Showles, and Kelty are among the listed delegates.
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Winona
Minn
Mississippi
Pierre, Sr
Geo Lee
Toft-Trust
Chicago
Senator Pettigrew
Freeman Showles
Kelty
Prominent Western New York figure Theodore Dacun Dies
Rorchester New York January 22 Theodore Dacun a leading figure in the region and a key supporter of Theodore Roosevelt died at age 63 He was known as an independent political supporter and influential in western New York politics.
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Rorchester
N.Y
Theodore Dacun
New York
Gowerior
Theodore Roosevelt
Victory at Taal Driven by US Infantry and Gunboat Support
In Batangas province, Maj. Johnson and Maj. Muir led 49th and 38th Infantry companies to defeat about 800 insurgents and take the town of Taal. The Marietta shelled the position, yielding four captured cannons, two American wounded, and ten insurgent dead. Separately, the Marie was freed unconditionally after capture by Fearless. In Muscatine, Sherwood Kerr, prominent hotel owner, died Monday.
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Manila
Forty-sixth Infantry
Maj
Johnson
Thirty-eighth Infantry
Muir
Taal
Province of
Batangas
United States
Marietta
Berlin
Durban
Marie
Fearless
Port Elizabeth
Muscatine
Sherwood Kerr
Commercial Hotel
Inventor Alfred Watts Dies in Brooklyn at 82
Alfred Watts, inventor of crystal gold used in dentistry, died in Brooklyn on Monday at his home aged 82. The New York obituary notes the pioneer’s contribution to dental materials and his long career in science.
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New York
Alfred Watts
Brooklyn
Morrow's Kid-ne-oids Praised Across the States
Des Moines reports a top rating for Morrow's Kid-ne-oids with cures from kidney and urinary disorders. W B Bachtell describes relief from backache urinary trouble and nerves after using the yellow tablets priced at fifty cents a box from local drug stores. Manufactured by John Morrow & Co. Springfield Ohio.
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Iowa
Morrow
W. B. Bachtell
Buchanan Street
Des Moines
Osteopathy Office Opens in Muscatine at Sixth and Chestnut
F J Harlan and Elizabeth Harlan announce a new osteopathy office on the corner of Sixth and Chestnut streets in Muscatine. They offer free consultations, treat chronic diseases, and have three years experience in Denver and Boulder Colorado. Hours are 10 a m to 4 p m with testimonials on file and literature provided.
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Muscatine
Sixth
Chestnut Streets
Denver
Boulder
Colo
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Ney Pills
Covington
James O. P. H. Henderson
Newton Co
the Sage OF Oxford
Dandonald
Ladysmith
Prof. Hazen
Lan
Pietermaritzburg
War Office
Hart
Ryall
Yorkshire Regiment
Andrews
Border Regiment
MacLaughlan
Inniskillings
Marlow
Se Avi
Kuwes
Elanoslaagt
Bouncers
Ruemperem
Heys
Atesy
Fuller
Muscatine Osteopathic Infirmary
Corner Sixth and
Chestnut Sts
Geo, B. Fisch
East Second Street
Stewart
New York City
E. B. Lewis
the Tailor
California
Colorado Springs
Salt Lake
Pacific Coast
Kansas City
Ft. Worth
el Paso
Los Angeles
San Francisco
John Sebastian
GPLA
Cmicaco
Barnard’s Model Laundry
Iowa Ave
Fiood
Cannars Pharmagy
East Second St
S. G. Stein
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