Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Health Through Good Turns
Illness to health tale highlights Hood's Sarsaparilla as cure for catarrh gastritis blood disease and indigestion. Testimonies claim lasting relief and restored vitality after using the remedy and Hood's Pills. Personal anecdotes cite recovery from measles dizzy spells and nerve related issues with rapid improvement.
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Hood
M.A. Apsey
Victor Ave
Worcester
Mass
C. W. T. Scumini
Cedar Falls
Cannes Campeny
Ontario Ave
Niagara Falls
W. Y
B. H. Kamren- Beck
Graves
Place
Holland
Mich
Thomas Coles
Sandusky
Oho
Fresh Proof of Fidelity to the Republic in Paris
Paris reports show opposition to President Loubet dissolving as his patriotic message to the senate and chamber strengthens the republic. The chambers praised the address, passed funeral credits for Faure, and urged unity among Republicans while discussing internal reform and France’s progress across society. Postage stamps for Porto Rico announced. a Fort Wayne preacher dies after accidental carbolic acid intake.
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Paris
Loubet
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Republic
Faure
Chamber
Itelix
National Assembly
France
Miles Inquiry Probes Beef Supplies for Army in Cuba
A U S court of inquiry continued hearings on canned roast beef used as travel rations in the Santiago campaign. Officers largely condemned the beef as valueless and unsatisfactory while refrigerated meat fared better though limited by transport conditions. General Miles argues for beef on the hoof. testimony notes climate as a bigger sickness factor. Officers including General Joe Wheeler and Governor Roosevelt appeared.
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Washington
Ceneral Miles
Santiago
Cuba
Joe Wheeler
Roosevelt
General Gomez Arrives at Matanzas Amid Official Courtesy
Havana reports General Gomez reaches Matanzas from Cardenas. He is met by Gov. Wilson and Cuban commander General Betancourt. A banquet and reception follow. Delaware detective McVey faces Senate charges over alleged bribery and threats. Reuter founder Baron de Reuter near death in Nice. Postoffice burglars loot Rockaway, N J, with $350 taken. Mayors McKisson renominated after Hanna split in Cleves. Influenza epidemic affects Europe and Washington’s birthday celebrations. Tobacco Trust case pleads extended to March 1. Five miners killed in Alabama dynamite blast.
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Havana
Gomez
Matanzas
Cardenas
Wilson
Department of Matanzas
Sanger
Betancourt
Massachusetts
United States Cavalry
Brooke
Lilow
Chaffee
Hartford
Generomez
Baron de Reuter
London
Baron Paul Julius de Reuter
Reuter
Nice
Herbert de ‘Reutter
Portrait of Dr Stauffer Unveiled at Maryland School
A portrait of the late Professor D E B Stauffer, native of Frederick County born May 30 1807, was unveiled at the Maryland School for the Colored Blind and Deaf in Baltimore. He died September 30 1898 at age 31 and served as principal of the school after graduating first in his class at the State Normal School in Baltimore in 1887.
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D. EB. Stauffer
Maryland School For the Colored Blind and Deaf
Baltimore
Stauffer
Frederick County
State Normal School
Normal School
Adams Poisoning Case Witnesses Testify in New York
Three witnesses examined in the coroner's investigation into Mrs Kate Adams poisoning. Mrs Molineux, Mrs Rogers, and Dr Wendell C Phillips answered questions amid crowd interest. Testimony covered Barnet associations, flowers, gifts, and a yacht trip denial. Mrs Rogers described a private letter box and a voluntary separation from her husband.
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Molineux
Rogers
New York
Roland
Llorence Rogers
Wendell C. Phillips
Kate J. Adams
Barnet
Florence Rogers
Adams
Noted educator Staunifer Stauffer dies after long service
The article recounts the career of Professor Stauffer who was appointed assistant professor of mathematics at the State Normal School in 1887. He later led the Maryland School for the Colored Blind and Deaf as principal until his death, earning wide respect for innovative teaching methods. He was survived by his wife, daughter, and Henry O Zimmerman, a county school official.
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State Board of Education
Stauffer
Norial School
Maryland School For the
Stanifer
Senate Debates Hull-Hawley Army Reform Bill
In Washington on February 22 the Hull-Hawley army reorganization bill drew Senate debate. Senator Cockrell led Democrats in opposition, declaring the bill unlikely to pass this session while calling for oil and free discussion before a large standing army. The House adjourned after naval bill actions and a point of order over armor plate pricing. The debate touched naval academy expansion and rehabilitation plans, with the House approving an appropriation despite committee opposition.
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Senator Cockrell
Hull
Washington
Senate
Hawley
Warren
Messare
Mitchell
Cockrell
Proctor
Committee On Military Affairs
Modd
Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Naval Committee
Cammines
Naval Academy
House
Doctor asserts poison in Barnet condition amid diphtheria claim
Dr Wendell G. Philips with Dr Douglass attended Barnet and stated that at first call there were no diphtheria symptoms. He claimed there was evidence of poison in Barnet's condition and noted the illness appeared different from diphtheria.
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Wendell G. Philips
Douglass
Barnet
Our South American Trade Man Hunter Explains Guatemala Mood
Washington reports Hon. Godfrey Hunter of Kentucky, U S to Guatemala and Honduras, arrived in the capital. He cites low coffee prices as depressing Guatemala and notes European buyers shape trade by fitting goods to pack mule interior routes. A separate note praises Lieber for sparing the death penalty in a Alabama regiment case.
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Hunter
Washington
Godfrey Hunter
Kentucky
United States
Guatemala
Honduras
Batstor
W. Godfrey Hunter
Alabama
Alan
Lieber
Cauon
Oust the Bishops Motion Rejected in Commons
In London on February 22 the House of Commons defeated a motion to remove bishops from the Lords by 209 to 1298. Lord Hugh Uecil proposed replacing them with life peers among nonconformist preachers, a plan Parliament did not adopt. Arthur Balfour called the proposal embarrassing and unconventional, and the amendment failed without a division. In Sordertown, Pennsylvania, Feb. 22, Republicans defeated three incumbent Democratic school directors, Mrs. George Kine among them, the wife of candidate George Kine.
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Lord Salisbury
Amnasos
London
Peh
House of Commons
House of Lords
Lord Salisbors
Hugh Uecil
Greenwich
Arthur J. Balfour
Lord Goocil
House
Sordertown
George Kline
Jacob Deibler
Luther Cooper
George Kine
David Hoover
John Gampheh
Irs
Kiine
Campbell
Hoover
Keystone Elections Elected Mayors Across Pennsylvania
Philadelphia elected Coroner Samuel H. Ashbridge Republican mayor by about 100000 votes over Democrat Dr. We Hotere Hawking. Kinsey remains city solicitor with Republican wins for police magistrates and council. Across the state Republicans swept many offices while Democrats held some key towns.
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Pandelphia
Samuel HW. Ashbridge
Philadelphia
Charles F. Warwick
We Hotere Hawking
John L. Kinsey
Republiscan
Harry Pletcher
John D. Lukena
Trepublicans
Pennsylvania
Altoona
E. I. Giles
Fredericke Schedela
Jesse By -Wikes
Jepublican
Council Cartisie
Kulgar
Erntic
Gasents
Manning
Ilisie
Eigtith
Canty Democratic
Noerintourn
Diengdrinta
Gun
John O. Metzger
Highway Committee
M. .Bergey
O. Hoskins
Lebanon
Mael Wolds
Alfred Hersh
Bellefonte
Cook
Ponting
John' Trafford
Easton
Greater
Aston
Bamayor
Lewistown
J.R. Leahy
John A. Brown
Johnstown
Lucan D. Woodruff
Mays Or
Allentown
Allison
Swice &S Mmayor
Hollidaysburg
J. A.martz
Biale County
Snydertown
Williamsport
Samuel N. Wiliams
Withere
Beaver Falls
Pottsville
West Chester
Gethsburg
Strandsburg
York
Frank Geise
Hadeton
Scranton
Mair
Howell
Columbia
A. G. Beatty
Borgese
New Brighton
Huntingdon
Reners
Sharon
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Etchison
Frederick, Md
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South Calvert Street
Baltimore Stock Exchange
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W. Patrick St. Frederick, Md
WM. S. Miller
TRY Excelsior
Prench Republic
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Porto Rico
Post Office Department
Fort Warne
Ind
John Rettig
Reformed Orphans’ Home
John W. Bull
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Dockore
John Kellocs
Johnson
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Heisely
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Dover
Del
Bernard J. McVey
Tunnel
Peter J. Ford
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McVey
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Simon Buttner
Frank A. Mafowan
Trenton
Broadway Garden
Morristown
N. J
Rockaway
Mayrar McKisson
Cleves
Lrobert E. MeKlisson
Judg Davies M. Stone
Hanna
McWisson
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Europe
Tobacco Trust
Jefferson Cir. Mo
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White
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