Maryland Woman Regains Health After Sarsaparilla Cure
Mrs. Margaret J. E. Truitt of Tiltsville Maryland reports two years of illness tied to female disorders. She credits YAGER'S SARSAPARILLA WITH CELERY for rapid improvement after half a bottle and seven bottles total, gaining 45 pounds while cleansing and enriching the blood. The product contains no mercury or arsenic and is sold by Gilbert Bros. & Co. Baltimore Maryland.
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awa
Margaret J. E. Truitt
Tittsville
Mrs. Truitt
Gilbert Bros. & Co
Baltimore
Interest on U. S. Funds Bill Promotes Deposits in Banks
Representative Pughsley of New York introduced a bill on the lines of Secretary Shaw's plan to deposit surplus treasury funds in national banks. Banks must have at least 100000 capital and 400000 surplus. deposits capped at 59 percent of combined funds. interest of at least 2 percent unless bonds are pledged.
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Washington
Pughsley
New York
house banking and currency committee
Shaw
treasury
federal treasury
United States
Defends Judge Noyes as Mining Bribe Claim Sparks Senate Talk
In a Washington session on February 6 the Senate debated the urgency deficiency appropriation bill while reviewing the Alaska judge case. McCumber praised Judge Arthur H. Noyes and Alexander McKenzie, alleging mining syndicates offered 20000 to Noyes and sought a perjured affidavit. Tillman and others clashed in remarks. The House agreed to vote on the oleomargarine bill after further debate under five minute rule.
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McCumber
Noyes
Tillman
Washington
senate
Arthur H. Noyes
district court of
Alaska
Alexander McKenzie
North Dakota
Judge Noyes
McKenzie
South Carolina
Mr. Tillman
Tilleman
New Cuba Annexation Resolution Introduced in Congress
Nevada senator Newlands introduced a joint resolution inviting the Republic of Cuba to join the United States first as a territory and then as a state named Cuba. The measure authorizes a 25 percent duty cut on Cuban sugar before January 1903 in exchange for Cuba granting the US preferred rates. Admiral Remey is ordered home with the Brookyln sailing via Suez toward New York for overhaul.
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Union
Washington
Newlands
Nevada
waya and means committee
Hawaii
Republic of
Cuba
United States
Remey
navy department
Brooklyn
Hong Kong
Suez Canal
New York yard
Whitney Hay wedding joins cabinet circles in Washington
The Church of the Covenant wedding of Welen Hay daughter of John Hay and Payne Whitney drew the diplomatic corps and high society. Rev. Hamlin officiated with a breakfast toast by the U S president. Gifts included a $150,000 necklace and a Fifth Avenue mansion outfit.
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Church of the Covenant
Hamlin
Washington
Welen
John Hay
Payne Whitney
Willam C. Whitney
navy
Cleveland
Tunis Hamlin
C.H. Hayden
Stone Presbyterian Church
lnte Amasa Stone
Helen Hay
Alice Hay
Dorothy Whitney
Eugene Hale, Jr
Senator Hale
Maine
United States
Connecticut avenue
Secretary Hay
New York
Miss Hay
Sir Joshua Reynolds
Hay
William C. Whitney
Fifth avenue
Tuxedo
Oliver Payne
Almeric Peget
Boy crushed in Manayunk mill tragedy at Collins and Aikman
In Philadelphia on February 6 Gottlieb Schopkh an 18 year old worker died in a gruesome accident at the Collins and Aikman mill in Manayunk. Caught in a shearing machine shaft the lad was pulled into rapidly rotating knives tearing his flesh and bones. Police had to cut the body into pieces to remove it from the machinery and the department was shut down for the day as coworkers fainted.
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Manayunk
Philadelphia
Gottlieb Schopkh
Collins & Aikman
Schopk
Ames
Mannsyunk police
Local marriages brighten Carroll and surrounding counties
The period news reports several nuptials. HMeneal Slagle Reck wed Martin W. Slagle at a Lisbon area home with Rev Willian Harris officiating. O F S Warrenfeltz wed Jennie C Harp near Myereville, followed by a reception. Wilhelmina Munz married George Bradford in Wilmington, while M Vinsor wed Ora B Wyand at Rockville with a family ceremony.
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SLAGLE—RECK
Misa Ancle C. Reck
Jeremiah Reck
Martin W. Slagle
Henry M Slagle
Archie O Hartsock
Lisbon
Willian Harris
Patapsco Otronit Methodist Etpiscopal Church
Slagle
Woodbine
Carroll county
WARRENFELTZ
HARP
O. F
Jennie C. Harp
Wolfaville
Myereville
Thomas B
Roger , O. Harp
Katie R. Sansendbaugh
Goodhope
Annie Rootzahn
Elerton
Anderson
Ind
Warrenfeltz Brothers
Baltimore
BRADFORD
MAry Mra
Wilhelmina Munz
George Bradford
Lancaster avenue
Wilmingtop
Del
Paul Isenschmid
Paul Hancer
George Richards
wirtferne
palma
WEARD
TINSON
M. Vinsor
Darnestown
Montgomery county
Ora B. Wyand
Washington county
Rockville
Walter Stone
Elgar L Tsehifely
Bulgarian official assassinated in study by Macedonian attacker
M Kamt chof minister of Public Instruction was shot dead in his study by a Macedonian who feigned a petition. The assassin then killed himself. Also reported is John We. Little's broken right leg after alighting from a car in Brunswick. James Skinner buys and will run the barber shop on Conrut Street from Harry McLane who retires for health reasons.
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Spex
Serra
Bricania
M. Kamtchof
John We. Little
Hagerstown
Charles A. Little
Brunswick
James Skinner
Conurt street
Harry McLane
Chicago Gas Blast Kills Thirteen in Trostle Block
A gas explosion at the Trostle meat market on Twenty second Street and Archer Avenue in Chicago killed thirteen and injured many. Two nearby buildings collapsed and a fire destroyed multiple structures as flames spread from burning manholes and wrecked blocks. Occupants were believed unconscious or panicked, and the cause appears tied to gas in the Trostle basement.
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Chicago
Otto Trostle
z Lona Trostle
Annia Trostle
Mamie Trostle
Fred Trostle
QOtto Trostle
Sophie B Knight
Trostle
Mary Rosenthal
M. Kaufert
Holward Kaufert
Mamie Kaufert
Andrew Kolb
Trostle house
Trostle establishment
John McLeod
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Utica
NYeb
Leonard West
Camden
Dr.Pierce
Mr. A. EF. Novotny
Releif
SOLE
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MARKEY’S
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orience Chemical Ory lave
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mecca
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Wittaylavia Co
ALF
WILLIAMSON'S
WHITNEY-HAY
Christian Workers
National Federation of Churches and Christan Workers
J. Cleveland Cady
William A. Rice
Newark
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Alfred R Kimball
New York city
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N. Y
Kerr Boyce Tupper
Flord W. Tompkins
lst of directors
Carlisle
General Sickles
General Eaton
Sheldon Jackson
M. G. Brumbaugh
Herthoff
Hor. W. N. Ashman
James B. Wasson
Wilkesbarre
James Davis
Plymouth
pest house
John Davis
Manistee
Mich
Merritt
James Herry
Edward Hardigan
Clark Norton
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Pennsylvania avenue
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S. B. Dow
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Admiral Schley
Admiral Farrasut
Indianapolis
United Mine Workers
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Imperial Yacht
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Hohenzollern
Kiel
Gibraltar
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Holland
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Hague
South Africa
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London
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United States Steel Corporation
Carlton Club
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Mansion House
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Bethlehem
Miss Mar Fafer
Cunberland
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John Exgush
Pinto
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