U S Warns On European Actions in Venezuela Debt Disputes
The state department tracks Great Britain and Germany in their plans to collect debts from Venezuela amid internal turmoil. President Roosevelt reiterates the Monroe Doctrine does not shield republics from consequences of misdeeds, provided no European power seizes American soil.
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State Department
Great Britain
Venezuela
Germany
Department
Roosevelt
United States
Passing of the Grand Army of the Republic
An aging Grand Army of the Republic is dwindling with time as membership declines. The New York World notes 276,662 members in 1900 with 8,166 deaths that year, predicting national encampments may dip below 250,000 for the first time since 1883.
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Grand Army
New York World
Grand Army of the Republic
Washington
Assassin Ends Mad Mullah's Reign in Somaliland
The Mad Mullah has been killed by an assassin, ending a long campaign that vexed English troops. He led persistent uprisings and raids despite repeated defeats, claiming divine inspiration and wielding strong influence over his followers, a death seen as a relief to stabilize Somaliland.
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Mullah
Somaliland
England
The Late Thomas B Reed Honesty Highlighted
The article extols ex speaker Thomas B Reed as a plain blunt man of integrity who spoke his mind and lived by his beliefs. It notes his retirement from politics to practice law in New York City saying he was tired of being poor.
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Thomas B. Reed
Reed
Lincoln five cent stamp aims to heal north south rift
The post office department approves a new five cent stamp featuring Lincoln in the oval with female figures on both sides. Each figure holds an American flag and their hands clasp above Lincoln's head, symbolizing unity between the north and south.
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Post Office
Lincoln
Democratic papers push image of president on free trade
The article notes Democratic papers portray the president as naive for endorsing free trade. It discusses partisan framing, public reaction, and potential political implications ahead of upcoming votes.
President seeks constitutional cure for trust evil
The president urges a constitutional amendment to empower the federal government to curb combinations. He notes Republicans favor this path while Democrats oppose it, arguing the remedy would end future Democratic objections.
Venezuela’s Geography Could Impede British German Debt Fight
The piece argues Venezuela’s terrain favors prolonged resistance to England and Germany, making blockades costly and difficult. It notes inaccessible interiors, rugged mountains, and the potential aid from South American allies could exhaust foreign efforts and render debt collection uneconomical.
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Venezuela
England
Germany
Roosevelt on tariffs and monopoly promotes fair competition
In a message about tariffs Roosevelt states that if a duty rate fosters monopoly and harms the public interest, a protectionist should accept duty reductions that restore competition. He argues for remedies that prevent monopolistic advantage by adjusting protection to balance competition.
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Roosevelt
Postmaster General Rules Women Must Quit on Marriage
Payne issues order that all women employees in the department lose their positions after the first of next month upon marriage. Current rule vacates the post and allows immediate reinstatement under the marriage name.
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Payne
Congress Overwhelmed by Trust Busting Bills
Lawmakers face a flood of anti trust measures that threatens time for other legislation. A determined congressman vows to curb combines with a bill, challenging the pace of sessions and priorities.
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Congress
Sinking of Venezuela’s Toy Fleet Sparks Mixed Reactions
British and German papers react cautiously to the sinking of Venezuela’s toy fleet by large ships from Germany and England. Some editors show restraint, while others express no triumph, reflecting sober mood in both countries.
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Venezuela
Germany
England
Kaiser
Edward
Tariff Talks Clarify Beef Duty and Energy Exemption
The article notes that beef carries a two cent per pound tariff while anthracite coal and petroleum are exempt from any duty. It emphasizes calm discussion over tariff and trust issues without escalating rhetoric.
Independence Day Spelling Sparks Lighthearted Debate
A humorous remark notes how critics of the Xmas spelling might also push to name July Fourth as IV-of-July, highlighting a playful complaint about language choices.
Roosevelt Joins Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
President Roosevelt has become a full member of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen, making him practically part of a labor union.
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Roosevelt
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
U S Wages Higher While Interest Rates Drop Worldwide
Wages in the United States exceed those of any other country while interest on money remains at record lows. The trend highlights a rare combination of rising earnings and affordable borrowing in the current global context.
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United States
Arbitration law eyed as possible legislative achievement
A compulsory arbitration law may be among the achievements of the Pennsylvania legislature at the coming session. The forecasted measure aims to resolve civil disputes through mandatory arbitration processes.
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Pennsylvania
Germany and England Guide on Money Exfiltration from the Sultan
Germany and England reportedly map tactics for extracting funds from the Ottoman ruler amid broader financial pressure. The approach underscores diplomatic pressure, possible loans, and asset leverage in a shifting regional stance.
Hood's Sarsaparilla Fights Off Hard Colds
Ad claims people with pure blood suffer fewer colds. Promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier that speeds cold recovery unlike other medicines. Endorses use of the product.
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Hood
Brown & Hamilton's Offers Fine Lineot Children’s Fun Items
Brown & Hamilton's stocks a wide range of children's fun items and related lineots. The store advertises evening hours for shopping and browsing.
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Sfunis
Brown & Hamilton
Scrofula Description and Common Symptoms
Scrofula is commonly inherited and often present in pale weak children. It causes neck lumps abscesses skin eruptions inflamed eyelids sore ears rickets catarrh wasting and general debility in many cases. Adults also suffer from the condition.
Hood's Sarsaparilla claims universal cures in ads
Mrs J H Jones of Parker City Indiana touts Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills as a permanent cure for scrofula and neck sores. The testimonial asserts her daughter’s illness was eradicated and health restored, praising the medicine’s promised results.
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Hood
J. H. Jones
Parker City
Ind
Retirement and unrest thread through Sharon neighborhood notes
George D. Wick retires from business life due to ill health. Sharon barbers union rejects a 11 pm shop closing. Hundreds of tin mill workers return to Sharon jobs as many mills reopen. A loose bear spooks Cranberry township. A Youngstown saloon keeper dies from canned salmon poisoning. Beaver county killer to hang. Ashump garbage chief appointed in Napoleon. Redistricting threats loom in Youngstown politics. Escalation club forms among South Sharon youths. Leaves shipped to Pittsburg for florists. Government building projects eyed in Pennsylvania towns. Eight hour workday push by blast furnace workers. Various court cases and local incidents detailed.
Local Women Prepare Petition Drive on Anti Mormon Amendment
An executive committee meeting of the Lawrence County Woman's Christian Temperance Union is set for Thursday morning at Willard Hall. A school of methods follows in the afternoon, with the forenoon session stressing petition work to influence the anti Mormon constitutional amendment before Congress. The agenda includes soldiers and sailors and literature departments.
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Lawrence County
Miller Must Complete Six Year Penitentiary Term
Charley Miller, convicted of horse stealing at the present term of court, must serve six years in the Western penitentiary rather than three. He had earlier served ten years, was released on good behavior after seven, then returned under a new law to serve the remaining three years along with the judge’s current sentence.
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Charley Miller
Western Penitentiary
Miller
Not Guilty Verdict in Kreimberg vs Sennett Case
The jury found Thomas Sennett not guilty in the case brought by Mary Kreimberg. The Kreimbergs lived near a lottery workplace where he worked and drowned in Lake Erie after an incident in town. Mrs. Kreimberg disappeared from the city and authorities have not located her.
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Mary Kreimberg
Thomas Sennett
Washout on Wilmington road creates large hole
Heavy rains washed away earth on Wilmington road north of North Jefferson street. A 40 by 20 foot hole several feet deep formed in a ravine previously filled last summer. Street Commissioner Magee barricaded the site and will have it filled when weather allows.
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Wilmington Road
Jefferson Street
Magee
Cedar Ross Held for Court on Felony Charges
Cedar Ross alias Harry Williams was held for court in $2000 bail on two charges felonious assault and battery and entering a building to commit a felony. The charges come from an incident in which plumber Henry Kleinman was robbed and assaulted last Thursday.
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Pittsburg
Cedar Ross
Harry Williams
Henry Kleinman
Had a Good Time After Using Remedy
A. J. Snell of Summer Hill New York feared stomach pains would spoil a party. A friend advised Chamberlain s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. After two doses he attended the party and reported feeling cured. The remedy is sold by Geo W Clutton and John F Neely at their street corner stores.
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A. J. Snell
Chamberlain
Snell
Summer Hill
N. Y
Geo. W. Clutton
Washington Street
John F. Neely
Long Avenue
Jefferson Street
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Endorsed by Governor Atkinson
Governor G W Atkinson of West Virginia endorses Kodol Dyspepsia Cure calling it effective for stomach ailments after using several bottles. The ad cites pharmacies in New Castle Mahoningtown and Hutton Paisley brands and networks.
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Kodol
Gov
G. W. Atkinson
West Virginia
Cubbison
Hutton Pharmacies
Paisley’s
New Castle
Paisley’s Pharmacy
Mahoningtown
Two Defendants Enter Plea in Local Court
Jord Moore pleaded not contendere to assault and battery and surety of the peace and faces sentence on Wednesday afternoon. Jack Carbon pleaded guilty to four liquor offenses including selling to minors and unlicensed sale and also awaits sentencing at the same session.
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Jord
Moore
Jack Carbon
Mt Jackson Mutual Fire Insurance Meet Set for Jan 7 1903
Policy holders of Mt Jackson Mutual Fire Insurance will assemble at the K of P hall in Mt Jackson Pa on Wednesday January 7 1903 at 1 pm to elect two directors for three years and handle other business. J W McCLELLAND secretary.
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Mt. Jackson Mutual Fire Insurance Company
K. of P. Hall
Mt. Jackson
J. W. McClelland
Hilderbrand Frederick and Fredda Frederick Wed in City Office
Frederick couple Hilderbrand and Fredda Frederick wed in the city office with Alderman Gilliland officiating on Tuesday morning. The ceremony took place in the alderman’s office and was witnessed by family members and friends.
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Howard H. Hilderbrand
Fredda Frederick
Alderman Gilliland
Ice Age lecture details glacial impact on North America
Prof. A. P. Bingham discussed the Ice Age at the Academy of Science and Art in Pittsburg detailing how glaciers shaped rivers and lakes from New England to the Midwest. He explained Niagara’s origin, Great Lakes formation, drainage changes, and reversed river flows in Northwestern Pennsylvania.
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A. P. Bingham
A. M
Colegate
N. Y
North America
Academy of Science and Art
Pittsburg
North American
Antarctic
New England
Illinois
Westen Pennsylvania
Beaver River
Cincinnati
Beaver
Allegheny
Niagara River
Niagara Falls
Great Lakes
Upper
Pennsylvania
Brigham
Lake Erie
Lower
Monongahela
Mahoning
Shenango
Cruond to Death Fatal Collision Ends Mercer Man
Frank Redmond 21, unmarried, of Mercer was instantly killed when his wagon struck by a freight engine on the W N Y P branch of the Pennsylvania lines near his home. Greenfield of Mercer was severely injured. The crossing had no guard gates. Redmond’s team and wagon were destroyed. his body thrown about thirty feet.
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Frank Redmond
Mercer
Mr. Greenfield
Pennsylvania Lines
Redmond
Minister Suffers Bad Fall But Attends Morning Service
The Rev. J. A. Bailey pastor of the United Presbyterian church Mt. Jackson slipped on ice near his doorstep Sunday morning. He continued to church and delivered part of the sermon before becoming ill and returning home. No bones were broken but internal injuries remain possible. recovery hoped. Another ice victim, William Withrow of Seventh ward, fell while unable to leave his yard and is bedbound after bruises. he missed his sister-in-law Dr. John McKinley’s funeral Monday.
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J. A. Bailey
United Presbyterian Church of
Mt. Jackson
Bailey
William Withrow
Seventh Ward
John McKinley
Westminster Students Celebrate Anniversary at Westminster College
A Westminster telegram notes the fall term social highlight was the YM and YWCA anniversaries. Speakers included Miss Brown of the Pittsburg YSA, with Musical Conservatory pupils providing music. The group launched plans to secure a building for the college associations.
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Westminster College
Young Men's
Young Women’s Christian Associations
Brown
Pittsburg Y. S. A
Musical Conservatory
College Association
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