Wonders Never Cease Cure Claim for Rheumatism
A testimonial from Mrs. E J Phelps of Enfield Conn says Salvation Oil cured sciatic rheumatism after two bottles, praising the medicine as wondrous. The ad promotes Salvation Oil for 25 cents with a note to take no substitute and lists local dealers in Worth Market Street and North Market Street.
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E. J. Phelps
Enfelt
Conn
Salvation Chi
Eola Stainer Beit
Nos” Worth Merket St
J. J
North Market St
National Building Association Leaders Named in Baltimore City
The National Building Association of Baltimore City announces Ernest J Enabe Fame D Nason and J Wesley Guest as officers with roles of president and vice president in a leadership slate for the organization.
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National Building Association OF
Baltimore City
Ernest J. Enabe Fame
D. Nason
J. Wesley Guest
Destructive Mississippi Flood Threatens Arkansas and Mississippi Delta
Flood reports from Westover Helena and surrounding towns describe massive crevasses and ruptured levees as rainfall and west winds swell the Mississippi Delta. Towns like Gunnison Rosedale and Perthshire suffer widespread inundation affecting 4000 square miles, with thousands evacuated and rail lines submerged.
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Memphis
Mississippi
Cincinnati
Albany
Vicksburg
Rosedale
Miss
Arkansas
Helena
Arkansas City
Westover
Leconia
Fondéay
Gunnison
Riss
Perthshire
Buss
Yazoo and
Mississippi Valley Railroad
Delta
Saint Francis
Greenville
Friars Point
Fosedate
Two Fatal Fires in Trenton
In Trenton on April 1 two women died in separate fires. Mary Kipp, an elderly blind colored woman, was burned in a house fire. her charred remains were found among the ruins after her daughter left the home. Authorities suspect she started the blaze while lighting a pipe. Mrs. John Brough died from burns suffered while tending a bonfire Tuesday.
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Trenton
Mary Kipp
John Brough
Greece and the Powers Face Crete Blockade Talks
London reports a blocaded move against Greece as the powers press for action amid Turkish Greek tensions. Berlin notes a united decision to stop Greece’s aggression on Crete and Thessalia, while Washington lists indemnities paid for mob violence including Chinese, Italian, and German cases. New York reports on a Michigan official arrested over aiding a prison escape linked to a Ridgeway embezzlement case.
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London
Daily Chronicle
Rome
Greece
Turkey
Times’ Athens
Vassos
Catone Vassos
George
Mussulmans
Candamo
Canea
Berlin
Crete
Thessalian
New York
George Lamp- Bom
Lenawee County
Michigan
Thingvalla Steamship Line
Hoboken
N. J
New York Srand
Anton Christensen
Ridgeway
Mich
Ridgeway Creamery Company
Sampson
Christensen
Laurada Seizure Tied to Cuba Filibustering Reports
Wilmington reports state that the steamer Laurada left Baltimore February 26 for Philadelphia under pretense of repairs. A letter to the Port Collector cites Cuba filibuster accounts and orders seizure of the Zaureda and issuance of clearance papers to the vessel. Four St Nazaire victims arrive aboard Meroa. Captain Jaqueneau and Chief Engineer Mariani, plus two crew members, survived a shipwreck with five others dying after drinking seawater.
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Laurada Agsin
Wilmington
Del
Port Townsend
Laurada
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Cuba
Lasit Night
Zaureda
Washington
St. Nazaire
Bamberg
Meroa
Adams
Ville de St
Paul Jaqueneau
Phillippe Mariani
Herbert
Saona
Abie
Nezaire
Whi
Insurgents and Spanish Losses Reported in March Combat
From March 20 to 30 insurgents suffered 462 killed and 23 captured with 352 arms seized by Spanish forces. Spanish forces tallied 2 officers and 32 soldiers killed and 12 officers and 246 soldiers wounded. Seventy four insurgents surrendered with arms and 154 without.
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Lascoa
Havana
Pinar del Rio
Santa Clara
Santiago de Cuba
Matanzas
Beta of Arma
Arma
Chandler Cyclone Devastates Town Killing and Injuring Dozens
A violent cyclone struck Chandler Guthrie on Tuesday evening wiping out much of the town. 13 residents died and about 170 were injured with ten expected to die. homes halted, churches and the bank burned, and communication cut off as救援 efforts began.
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Guthrie
G. T
Chandler
Presbyterian Church
Mitchell's Hotel
Rele
Dale
Oklahoma Supreme Court
Lincoln County Bank
Walcott
Guthrie Club
Fort Reno
John Dawson
E. R. Deimoff
Emma Dresssinger
Lincoln Bank
Tom Smith
Philip Johnson
Dr. L. Lee
A. W. Kellar
Mitchell
James Woodyard
Demment
H. Bemar
A. Barber
J. F. Johnson
Emma Allenstein
F. Johnson
Babe
Britain's Colonial Policy and Imperial Unity Views
London April 1 The British Colonial Institute banquet heard Joseph Chamberlain declare that colonies are parts of ourselves and that empire strength will defend self governing colonies while pursuing federation. Also reports from Harrisburg and New York cover libel bill reconsideration, tariff effects, Kentucky senatorial deadlock, pension fraud, Philadelphia port collector nomination, and Spanish tribute to Grant memory with Fitzhugh Lees family voyage home.
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Canada
London
British Colonial Institute
Joseph Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Benin
Nupe
Ashantee
Nyassa
Britain
Papal Gatekeeper Arrives in Quebec as News Flows
Mgr. Merry del Val arrives in Quebec as icebergs loom in Atlantic lanes and reports from incoming ships note many icebergs in liner tracks. Carter Harrison appears likely to win Chicago corned march fight amid national political tension. Diaz plans to open Mexican congress tonight with funds reportedly sound. Kroger suspends grandson Eloff for insulting Queen Victoria and Britain. Granite cutters in Boston and Cambridge return to work after a prolonged strike and settlement.
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Mgr
Merry del Val
Canada
Quebec
Chicago
Carter Harrison
Diaz
Kroger
Eloff
Queen Victoria
Great Britain
Boston
Cambridge
Senate Passes Tariff Bill As Opponents Stand Firm
Washington, April 11 The House approved the Dingley tariff schedule amid a dramatic final vote 205 to 122 with 21 present. Five Democrats and one Populist supported the bill, while many opponents abstained. The Senate began voting on amendments to the Anglo-American arbitration treaty with several roll calls and a proposed substitute debated by Senators Hansbrough Horr and Year. A cyclone near Pine Bluff, Arkansas wrecked Gradys and killed four colored women. The Senate confirmed several nominations in executive session.
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Washington
Louisiana
Texas
Howard
Alabama
Reed
John Alten
Mississippi
House
Grosvenor
Eivery Republican
Senate
United States
Great Britain
Hansbrough
Horr
New Jersey Legislature Adjourns After 12th Session Ends
The 12th New Jersey Senate and Assembly session adjourned at 9:39 PM after a 2 PM target. Key actions include passage of appropriation bills and measures on taxation, school voting access for women, and a reform to trolley company operations. Also noted were constitutional amendment debates and a few notable defeats.
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Bet
Trenton
New Jersey
Bip
Wihie
Hebey
Jersey City
Hudson County
Delaware
Newark
Senate
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Ernest J. Enabe, Jr
We. Knane & Jc
Sliaton P. Paine
Paine & McLaran
Thomas W. Hall
Wilbur F. Jackson
Continental Nat'l Rack
Redward Raine
Jamees D. Mabon
James D. Mzs0a Co
Crackar Mires
Winslow Willias
Baker Johnson
Fredrick, Wh
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Monumental Savings and Loan Association
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Para Everantes
Oraddras
J. L. Massey
Cabin House
Frederick
F. Dorsey Owens
Basilton Linda
F. W. Buxton
Jefferson
ED W. Devilbiss
Liberty
Jerodawhy
Baltianor Pike
New Market
W. Patrick St
MONEY
William A, Manseje
Ernest Helfenstein
Patrick Street
R Johnson
Iattorney
Lee
State Department
Warre
National Lead Co
John T. Lewis & Bros. CO
South Front St
Rock Springs
Wyo
Blaine
Itaty
New Orleans
Colorado
James Bain
Dawson
Nebraska
Germany
Clearfield
Pennsylvania
Court House
Maryland
Chesapeake and Ohio
Oklahoma
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania State Editorial Association
Philadelphia Public Buildings Commission
Representative Brothers of
Supreme Court
Custom House
Congress
Dingrey
Customs Service
Kentucky
Frankfort
Judge
Holt
W. C. F. Breckinridge
Louisa Bayless
Henry Bayless
Maria Jackson
Penrose A. McClain
Thomas W. Cridier
West Virginia
Sisseton
S. D. Nathan P. Johnson
South Dakota
Ocean Grove
Willam H. Hemilton
Spain
Grant
Madrid
McKinley
Maria Teresa
Aassar Gaggs
National Guard
Pine Bluff
Ark
Gradys
Mies
Here
Joseph L. Bristow
Kansas
Henry Clay Evans
Tennessee
Thomas Ryan
Topeka
Frank W. Pallinte
iMinols
Jersey
Scranton
Lackawanna Tren and Ste Company
North Mills
Tt Tx
South Mills
San Francisco
L . Patrick Crowley
Department of the City
Police Commissioners
Saflora
Oates
York
George C. Bodine
T. F. Oakes
United States District Court
Hong Kong
Wilson
Wellsboro
Stephen F. Wilson
Fie
Rie
United States Court
New Mexico
Transvaal
John W.roughby
Nmne
Holloway Safi
Arison
Bears
Balto
Ohio
Lehigh Valley
Chesa
Rerding
Hake Erie & W
Cehigh
St. Paul
Tip
WNY & Pa He
Fleurdalle
City Mills
Penn- Frivania
Udiye
mMe
Cat Lois Ble
Bete
Western Creamery
Elgins
Pennsys Western
Fresh
Southern
Morther
W York
East Liberty
Therm
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