Mann Bill Aims to Put Canal Zone in President’s Charge
Report favors granting the president full control over the Panama Canal Zone and its construction. The measure would abolish existing authorities, transfer military civil and judicial powers to the president, and allow appointment of a representative to govern the zone. An amendment seeks government takeover of sealine shares in the Panama Railway. The plan outlines rapid executive control through an official department and wage-structure for needed workers. In a separate note, a burglar leaped from a third floor window of Brig. Gen. Anson G. McCook’s residence as his 12 year old son fired at him with a revolver.
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Washington
house
Mann DC
canal
Tui
Manama Railway company
uth congress
United States
New York
Anson G. McCook
West 54th street
Anson G. McCook, Jr
Deaths of James M. Jlabson and Umberger in Harrisburg area
James M. Jlabson father of Captain Richmond P Hobson died in Greensboro Alabama after eight years service. Umberger a well-to-do farmer near Harrisburg Pennsylvania killed himself with a gun at his home.
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Richmond P. Hobson
Greensboro
Umberger
Harrisburg
The Dandruff Germ and Hair Loss Solution
A cosmetic article promotes Newbro's Herpicide as a treatment for dandruff and hair loss. It asserts a scalp parasite causes thinning hair, claims the product kills the germ, prevents baldness, and offers samples via The Herpicide Co in Detroit with agent Williamson.
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the
chemical laboratory
lendme
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
PCa
Williamson
Banquet Honors McKinley In Canton With Prominent Guests
In Canton Ohio a large banquet hall overflowed with attendees honoring the late President McKinley. Vice President-elect Fairbanks and Justice William Day led the program with many notable figures including General Black Governor Myron Herrick and Lieutenant Governor Warren G Harding present. Wine was not served as a tribute to Cantonians. Mrs McKinney arrived with a party as speeches began after an invocation by Reverend GW Holmes.
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Canton
Vie
Fairbanks
William Ta Day
Fieziieh Lee
Black
Gram Army of the Republic
Myron Po Verrich
Warren G. Harding
Ohio
Ohia
McKinney
Wairbankhs
Grace McRintes
Dlack
General Black
GW. Holmes
Justine day
Fairbanks Witelligh Lee
Gensernor Hertieh
Boston caterer touts Father John's Medicine in long testimonial
A Boston caterer named B P Mullen recalls being born near St Patrick's church in Lowell and recounts his family using Father John's Medicine for 45 years. He claims it cured bronchitis and that it strengthens the body, with a money back guarantee if it fails. The ad pitches a 100 bottle as three times the size of a 50 bottle and targets druggists.
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Boston
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P. Mullen
St. Patrick's church
Lowell
Mara
John O'Brien
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Caseror
Lorey Streat
Masa
Mre. Mallen
John O'Brian
Father John
Russia's Grand Duke Sees Slow Reforms Ahead
Grand Duke Vladimir, uncle of Emperor Nicholas, says Russia may gain a representative voice but not general suffrage. He blames anarchists for January 22 violence and warns the empire would unravel if a broader democratic system were forced. Autocracy would respect needs through a controlled channel.
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America
Russia
St. Petersburg
Moscow
Warsaw
Petersburg
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Vindinit
Associated Press
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duke’s
Quay de la Cour
winter palace
Versailles
Willessarnigns
Norbart
Finland
Robert S Woodward Head of School at Columbia Since 1895
Robert Simpson Woodward has been chosen head of the Carnester Institute and has led the School of Pure Science at Columbia University since 1895 while also serving as professor of mechanics and mathematics. Born in Rochester Michigan on July 20, he graduated from the University of Michigan in 1872 and held posts in astronomical and geodetic survey work. He authored several technical works under the Smithsonian Institution.
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Carnester institute
School of Pure Science
Columbia university
Stochester
Mick
University of Michigan
astronomical and
geodetic survey service
Smithsonian institution
Russia and Japan battle toll tops forties thousand
London reports rising casualties with estimates over 40,000 in recent fighting. The Daily Telegraph corresp notes Russian losses from January 1 to 20 in the thousands and Japanese losses also heavy. Details describe battlefield injuries, captures, and generals wounded in ongoing conflicts.
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London
Daily Telegraphs
Tokio
Stone
TOG
Government vows to enforce beef trust injunction
Government asserts court order against the so called beef trust will be obeyed. Officials say federal action will proceed to curb price fixing and enforce antitrust rulings. The administration emphasizes legal remedies remain in force and will be applied.
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eb. i
authoority
Cine
United States
Victoria Under Knife Operation for Appendicitis
Fragmented report covers a London surgery for appendicitis involving Princess Victoria, with garbled text mentioning related figures and events. The piece glimpses a public debate planned by labor leaders and notes a violent robbery in New York with a merchant victim and facial injuries.
Dues Talbot Fight provides his side of the case
Irvine issues a detailed statement claiming no crime or immorality but depostion over offense to Mrs Elliott. He says Talbot’s civil suit shows evasive conduct and asserts calls for vindication while denouncing press and church power. The article portrays contentious church disputes and calls for accountability.
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Chiuireh
LON OW. Irvine
bert ‘Patbiot
Central
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mas
Palbot
Tie
Levine
Emma
Elliott
nallo
Hilfott
Talbot
simmons
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lil
Jesus Christ
Lost barge and storm crew missing in voyage
Reports from Philadelphia say the steamship Carteton broke from its tow in a storm off Son Girtt, with a crew of five. It is unknown whether all perished or were rescued. The wreckage and fate remain undisclosed as searches continue.
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S. D. Car- Teton
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