The Knock-out Blow And The Pierce Remedies
An article discusses the history of the knock-out blow in boxing and promotes Dr. R V Pierce remedies. It claims the Golden Medical Discovery cures indigestion and catarrh, praises alcohol-free ingredients, and offers a free medical booklet and the Common Sense Medical Adviser by mail from Buffalo New York.
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Corbett
Pierce
Sage
R.V. Pierce
Buffalo
Dr. Pierce
Ec Bhj Pierce's Great Thousand-Page Illus: Common Sense Medical
Washington Proposes 5 Member Special Committee
In a House session on December 11 Rep Perkins of New York introduced a resolution to appoint a five member special committee to review the president’s critique of Congress over prohibiting secret service detail outside their bureau. The panel includes Perkins Denby Weeks Williams and Lloyd. The Senate plans to consider action via the appropriations committee.
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Washington
House
Perkins
New York
Congress
Ody
Messrs
Perking
N. Y
Denby
Mich
Weeks
Mass
Williams
Miss
Lloyd
Four Deaths Reported After Battle With Religious Fanatics
Kansas City police clash with fanatic group ends with four dead. Louis Pratt dies at general hospital, Lulu Pratt and Policeman Albert Dolbow killed immediately, Michael Mullane dies at St. Joseph's hospital. James Sharp, leader nicknamed Adam God, is arrested in Monticello after being wounded and found asleep under a haystack. He surrendered saying he had finished the work God sent him to do.
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Kansas City
Louis Pratt
General Hospital
Michael Mullane
St. Joseph's Hospital
Albert
Dolbow
Lulu Pratt
James Sharp
Adam God
Monticello
Kan
Free Trade With Philippines Agreed By Taft and GOP
President-Elect Taft and Republican Ways and Means committee members agreed on free trade with the Philippines with a duty compromise. Sugar and tobacco will be admitted free up to 200,000 tons annually, with any excess taxed at the existing Dingley rate.
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Philippines
Washington
Taft
Ways and Means
Refusal to Take Up Bill in House on Labor Dispute Probe
Washington December 12. A test vote on a bill for arbitrary investigation of differences between employers and employes in labor disputes failed. The house, by 102 to 111, refused to take up the measure after Townsend of Michigan sought action. In New York, Irvine Linehan, 22, killed himself in Harlem prison cell after burglary charges. He said he had exhausted every resource to find honest work and chose burglary over begging.
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Washington
Bec
Townsend
Michigan
House
New York
Irvine Linehan
Harlem
Linehan
Hale Succeeds Allison as Republican Senate Chair
A largely attended caucus of Republican senators unanimously elected Senator Hale of Maine as chairman of the Republican caucus to succeed the late Senator Allison of Iowa. The position carries significant leadership duties and influence within the chamber.
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Washington
Hale
Maine
Allison
Iowa
Bomb Hit Tenement in New York injuring many Italians
A blast ripped through the air shaft of a tenement at 330 East Sixty third Street New York injuring more than twenty people five seriously. The building suffered heavy damage with shattered windows flooded baths and sleeping rooms crushed by debris as residents fled into the streets. Police and crowds gathered as the injured were removed and Medical aid arrived.
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New York
East Sixty Third Street
Dynamite blast at Bas Obispo kills many workers
At Bas Obispo Panama fifteen bodies have been recovered with many more believed buried after 80 000 pounds of dynamite exploded at a railroad camp. About fifty injured include Spaniards and native workers. an American train passing moments before the blast escaped damage with minor injuries.
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Colon
Panama
Bas Obispo
Canal
Canal Zone
Castro Arrives in Paris For Private Operation
President Castro of Venezuela landed in Paris and moved to the Hotel Palais d Orsay after officials said he should reach Berlin quickly for an operation if doctors deem it necessary. Paris warned him against actions that may disturb public order or prompt expulsions. He said he came as a private citizen for an operation and will follow the French government's wishes.
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Paris
Castro
Venezuela
Palais d’Orsay
Berlin
France
Wreck of North Coast Limited Near McKenzie
Wreck of the westbound North Coast limited near McKenzie twenty miles east of Bismarck, with over 200 aboard, occurred after a broken rail. The engine remained on track, the tender derailed, cars tumbled down a ten foot embankment into deep snow but none were killed. A half dozen were severely injured and many suffered cuts and bruises.
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Bismarck
N. D
North Coast Limited
McKenzie
Here
Davis Declared Not Guilty In Rustin Murder Case
After thirteen hours of deliberation the jury found Charles B. Davis not guilty of murdering Dr. Frederick T. Rustin in Omaha on Sept. 2. Judge Sears ordered Davis discharged. The case drew wide attention due to Rustin’s prominence and Davis’s family ties to bank officials and New York financiers.
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Rustin
Omaha
Charles BE. Davis
Frederick T. Rustin
Sears
First National Bank
Davis
Financelal
New York City
Found Guilty of Bribery in San Francisco Boss Case
Abraham Ruef former San Francisco political boss is convicted of bribery after a twenty four hour jury deliberation. The vigorous courtroom proceedings drew intense crowding with guards restraining some spectators while Judge William P Lawler supervised.
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Abraham Ruef
San Francisco
William P. Lawler
Wreck of the Clemson brings hatches ashore
Fort William Ont December 14 The Wells sister ship of the Clemson lost in a recent storm on Lake Superior brought two hatches of the ill fated vessel to Fort William. The hatches were found at Whitefish Point. All hope for the crews of twenty four men has been abandoned.
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Fort William
Ont
Wells
Clemson
Lake Superior
Whitefish Point
HoldUp on Great Northern Trains Fireman Foils Looters
Three men robbed the main car of westbound Great Northern train No 4 near Hillyard Spokane County. Fireman W Perrin restrained the looters preventing entry to the express car containing a Spokane bank remittance of 20000 dollars to a Montana town.
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Spokane
Wash
Great Northern
Hillyard
W. Perrin
Montena
Harburg Freight Steamer Runs Aground in Dense Fog
A small German freighter named Harburg ran aground one half mile from Bellport Lifesaving Station on the Long Island shore as dense fog limited visibility. The vessel lies hard and fast on sand with calm seas giving no immediate danger to the crew or ship.
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New York
Long Island
Harburg
Bellport
Painting the Town Red Concept and Literary Echoes
A columnist notes the phrase painting the town red as a misread but traces its roots to Dante and The Divine Comedy where Francesca and Paolo confess their sins in a tempest swept cavern. The piece juxtaposes cultural memory with a quip about the telephone’s delayed social impact from the Washington Star.
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Virgil
Francesca
Paolo
Daunte
London News
Wash stolen by hobos sparks farmer dispute
Mrs Shellspod-Hiram complains that hobos stole the wash from the Ine, claiming they took everything but the towels. The farmer questions how such a claim can be known. The exchange ends with a proverb about inner virtue guiding outcomes.
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