Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription Promises Revival for Weak Women
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a cure for long standing female ailments. It claims regularity, relief from nervous symptoms, and privacy in consultation, with testimonials from Nora Gadde of Kentucky praising recovery after using the medicines and pellets.
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rite
YY & worgan
Pierce
Dr. Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N.Y
Nora Gadde
Rio
Hart Co
Christmas shopping season begins in large cities
The piece notes crowded shopping districts across the Union as shoppers with money buy early to take advantage of well stocked counters. It contrasts with later buyers who delay their holiday purchases from December 1 to midnight on the 24th, continuing the seasonal hustle.
Steamer Progreso explosion near Fulton Iron Works
A massive blast on the steamer Progreso at Harbor View San Francisco injured many and left about twelve men missing. The coal to oil conversion work triggered the explosion, causing fire, broke the ship in two, with debris and shattered windows at Fulton Iron Works. Rescue efforts followed as burning oil spread under the wharf.
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San Francisco
Progreso
Fulton Iron Works
Harbor View
iron works
Coerce Venezuela and naval actions move toward Britain and Germany
London reports Britain and Germany plan a naval demonstration against Venezuela with possible seizure of customs houses. Washington’s stance awaits, while Venezuelan delegates seek time and a unified loan backed by customs to satisfy creditors. Howell misappropriated $15,000 from Millville Building and Loan, with detectives tracking him in New York.
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London
Great Britai
Germany
Great Britain
Venezuvela
Washington
United States
British foreign office
financial house
Europe
Caracas
Brazil
Howell
Millville
N. J
Millville Building and Loan Association
B L. Howell
New York
Howell 5
Anthracite Strike Commission Hearings Drag Through Year
Scranton, Dec 4. The anthracite strike commission hearings resume with talks of an outside settlement fading. Witnesses include Hungarian miner Mike Middlick who earned about 250 dollars last year and faced docking. his wife Mary Boland testified to family poverty. Commission seeks documentary wage data and clearer facts as delays persist.
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anthracite strike commission
Gray
commission
Mitchell
Hazleton
nnver
Coxe Bros. & Co
Coxe
W. H. Dettrey
Coxe Brothers
Mike Middlick
Coxe mines
Eckley
Mike
Freeland
Jeddo
Mary Boland
Coxe company
Derringer
New York
Pennsylvania
Molten steel accident at Sharon plant kills two
A traveling crane toppled a 40 ton ladle of molten metal at Union Steel Company’s South Sharon Works in Sharon Pennsylvania. Two men died and two more were not expected to recover with another injured worker, James Lloyd, acting superintendent, badly burned but expected to recover. John Durbin died from burns the same day.
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Sharon
South Sharon
Union Steel Company
James Lloyd
Evan Roberts
John Durbin
Baker to distribute nearly 600000 to Atlantic Transport staff
Bernard N. Baker former president of Atlantic Transport now part of International Mercantile Marine will share about 300 former employees across New York Philadelphia Baltimore Chicago St. Louis and Minneapolis. Eligible workers with at least one year service receive stock worth 1000 and those losing positions receive 2000 worth of stock plus varying cash sums based on status and department heads receive special stock and funds. The total value is described as a fair valuation of the new company stock.
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Atlantic Transport
Baltimore
Bernard N. Baker
Atlantic Transport Company
International Mercantile Marine Company
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Minneapolis
International Company
Atlantic Company
Catholic Forresters Back Friars Protest to Senate
Washington dispatch reports the defenders of Philippine Island friars, the Forresters of St. Paul’s Church in Chicago, presenting a Senate protest over U S treatment of religious orders. They oppose nonCatholic control of Philippine schools and accuse critics of fomenting anti friar sentiment.
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Chicago
Senate
Washington
Philippine Islands
Forresters
St. Paul’s Catholic Church of
Cullom
inois
United States
Philippine commission
Reed Illness Serious Yet Not In Immediate Danger
Ex Speaker Thomas B Reed suffers catarrhal appendicitis with Tuesday night discomfort but rests easily now. Dr FA Gardner says no immediate surgery. surgeon Dr T L MacDonald consulted. Mrs Reed and Miss Reed arrived from New York. Reed, elderly but fairly well, remains in fragile condition with uncertain outlook.
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Washington
FA. Gardiner
Thomas B Reed
Reed
bhut
T. L. MacDonald
Reward for Brave Seaman Honored by President
Captain Bohn, master of the Barcelona of the Hamburg line, will be presented a memorial by President Roosevelt in Washington for rescuing 14 seamen near New York Harbor during a spring gale. He risked his own vessel and crew to save the lifeboat crews within 106 yards of breakers on Long Island shore. Dedication of the Washington library is postponed to January 1 1906 due to Mr Carnegie’s illness, with Carnegie delivering the principal address and Roosevelts attending. John Ryan is sentenced to 20 years for the murder of Corneus Weddle at Fort Mott after a quarrel and stabbing.
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Newport News
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Barcelona
Hamburg line
Washington
white house
Roosevelt
New York harbor
Long Island
Carnegie
Washington public
national capital
cabinet
congress
Salem
N. J
John Ryan
Cornelus Weddle
Fort Mott
here
Ryan
Portrait of General Butler Unveiled in Boston State House
Nuggets of news note the unveiling of a portrait of the late General Benjamin F. Butler yesterday in the Boston state house. The French ambassador M Cambon departed Washington for New York and then returned to Paris. The Boston and Maine Railroad placed an order with Baldwin Locomotive Works Philadelphia for two locomotives.
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state house
Boston
M Cambon
Washington
New York
Pans
Boston and Maine Railroad
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Philadelphia
Roosevelt SUSTainer Amendments Down In Senate and House Action
Congress debated Roosevelt era measures as the house approved a 50000 appropriation for the anthracite coal commission and adjourned to await the London dock charge bill. Senators opened real business and discussed immigration law, the Omnibus statehood bill, and Oklahoma Indian territories, with Oklahoma as a single state under a pending plan.
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Washington
house
Roosevelt
Benton
Minosour
BiH
McDermott
MN. J
Cannon
Griffith
Ind
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Mitchell
Illinois
John
De Graffenreid
Sheppard
Texas
Nelson
committee on territories
Oklahoma
Indian territories
Quay
Powers Gets New Trial in Goebbels Murder Case
Frankfort Kentucky reports the Appellate Court yesterday granted Caleb Powers a new trial after a conviction in the Goebbels murder conspiracy. Powers was sentenced to life in prison.
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auarica
Caleb Powes
Goebbel
canapir
ife
prisom
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