Golden Medical Discovery touted for grip recovery
Physicians warn influenza and grip linger and threaten respiratory diseases in cities. The advertisement claims Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery cures coughs bronchitis and lung trouble while boosting blood quality and vitality. It includes a customer endorsement and urges avoiding substitutes with a note on Pleasant Pellets for liver activity.
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E. A. Bender
Keene
Ashocton Co
Ohio
Governor Warfield Sworn In and Seeks Ballot Tightening
Maryland Governor Edwin Warfield was inaugurated and pledged to uphold Democratic party promises. He urged amending the state constitution to raise literacy or qualification standards for voting, asserting the need for intelligent citizens to govern. His first act was appointing Colonel Oswald Tilghman as secretary of state.
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Maryland
Annapolis
Edwin Warfield
Warfield
Democratic Party
Commonwealth
Oswald Tilghman
Kiss May Cause Three Deaths In Rabies Case
Chicago January 14 The kiss of a 3 year old child may cause the death of three persons now at the Pasteur Institute under treatment for rabies One is said to have but a slender lease on life The child is dead of the malady Victims named Harold Latta 3 W Latta the father who kissed the child and was bitten on the hands Matilda Latta the mother whose lips were infected Forest Birdsall 12 who kissed the child and was bitten likely to die The boy was bitten by a mad dog at Madrid Iowa October 28
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Chicago
Pasteur Institute
Towa
Harold Latta
Madrid
W. ¥. Latta
Matilda Latta
Forest Birdsall
Shoes on sale for men and women at one dollar
Readable fragment notes discounted footwear offering men's and women's shoes priced at one dollar and gilt edge shoe dressing available at one cent. The listing emphasizes low prices and bulk appeal for shoppers browsing a local store.
Hammer and Hammerless Stock Blowout Sale
For ten days, we offer dramatically reduced prices on our hammer and hammerless stock. Includes selection of claw hammers, sledge hammers, framing hammers, and hammerless varieties. Shop early for best choices and savings. Unlike typical sales, limited quantities may apply.
Civil Service Debate Ends With Striking Civil Service Funds
In Washington on January 14 the House, in committee of the whole, voted 78 to 63 to strike the salaries and expenses of the civil service commission from the legislative, executive and judicial appropriation bill. Debaters claimed the civil service as administered is a fraud and humbug while others urged merit reform, and the paragraph was finally removed.
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Washington
House
Civil Service Commission
Hepburn
Iowa
Messrs. Hepburn
Grosvenor
Ohio
Bartlett
Dem
Georgia
Messrs
Cooper
Wis
Gillette
Mass
Bingham
Committee On Civil Service Reform
Civil Service Administration
Republican Party
Committee On Civil Service
Fire devastates Baltimore Badge and Novelty plant
A large blaze in Baltimore on January 14 destroyed the Baltimore Badge and Novelty company plant and spoiled the stock of William Lehman & Co wholesale jewelers. The seven story building interior was ruined and the total loss neared 150000 dollars. Several employees leaped from a seventh floor window to the adjoining five story warehouse roof, escaping with slight injuries.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Badge and Novelty Company
William Lehman & Co
Badge and Novelty Company
Eckstein Acquitted In Bechtel Murder Case
Alientown Pa Jan 14 Eckstein found not guilty of complicity in Mabel Bechtel murder. Trial against Catharine Martha John and Charles Bechtel for being accessories after the fact stalled as district attorney’s case collapses. Eckstein freed, Bechtel case weakened, witness testimony limited to a past threat against Bechtel.
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Eckstein
end Ricl_Coee
Bechtels
Alientown
Alais Eckstein
Mabel Bechtel
Bechtel
Lehigh County
E J. Lichtenwalner
Trexler
Commonwealth
The
Catherine Bechtel
Martha Bechtel
John Bechtel
Charles Bechtel
Allison Brobst
Mabel
Ecstein
David Weissenberger
Mrs. Brobst
Mabel Bechstel
Mr. Lichtenwalner
Weisenberger
Trevier
Charles Denby Dies After Lecture in Jamestown
Charles Denby of Evansville Indiana former United States minister to China under Cleveland and Harrison died suddenly after delivering a talk in Jamestown New York. Denby collapsed around midnight and died several hours later after growing weaker through the night.
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Charles Denby
Jamestown
N. Y
Evansville
Ind
United States
China
Cleveland
Harrison
Denby
General Fukushima Led Japanese Relief Force at Peking
General Yasumasa Fukushima emerged as a top allied leader in the Peking relief of 1000. He commanded about 6,000 Japanese troops and played a pivotal role in the operation, more than any other commander in achieving success.
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Japan
Fukushima
Peking
Administration Against Paying Any Thing to Colombia
Washington states that the administration will not pay funds from the U S treasury to Colombia over Panama secession nor appear in Hague proceedings. It favors an amicable Colombia Panama understanding and may back Panama taking on limited liability to compensate Colombia. Progress toward exchanges between interested parties is reported, with a possible guarantee of Panama’s performance.
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Colombia
Washington
United States
Panama
Hague
Pangama
Panawa
Chinese Treaty Ratified Opens Mukden And Antung Ports
Ratifications of the American Chinese commercial treaty exchanged in Washington between Secretary Hay and Chinese minister Bir Chentung Jiang Cheng. The proclamation by President Roosevelt puts the treaty and three annexes into effect, opening Mukden and Antung in Manchuria to world commerce. The act, dated January 12 1904, attests to the treaty text and commitments in good faith by the United States and its citizens.
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Washington
State Department
Hay
Bir Chentung J.iang-Cheng
Mukden
Antung
Manchuria
United States of America
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Lord
John Hay
General Gordon Buried in Atlanta State Funeral
General John B. Gordon lay in state in the Georgia capitol with masses of flowers and the Confederate flag. He received last rites at Central Presbyterian Church before burial at Oakland Cemetery, in one of the South’s largest pageants with veterans, civic and military groups in attendance. A separate report notes Thomas Costello, a Brooklyn Navy Yard paymaster clerk, arrested on $5,000 bond for alleged embezzlement of about $7,994 from junk sales proceeds.
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Atlanta
John B. Gordon
Central Presbyterian Church
Oakland Cemetery
Georgia
South
16Th
United States Infantry
Butler D. Price
Wavy Yard
New York
Thomas Costello
Paymasters Department
Brooklyn Nays Yard
United States
Benedict
Grand Jury
Japan's answer to Russia note seeks China's integrity pledge
Tokyo dispatch says Japan did not demand Manchuria evacuation but affirmed Russia's interests there and pressed for pledges to respect China's territorial integrity and freedom of trade. Negotiations continue with no set time limit, while Russia resists Japan's claim to a say in Manchurian settlement. War remains a possibility amid tension at the foreign legations and concern over Pekin's neutrality.
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Manchuria
China
London
Tokio
Reuter
Japan
Baron de Rosen
Russia
Polln
Bevum
Rusilutt
Pekin
NO STEPS FOR MEDIATION YET
Paris Jan 14 no action has yet been taken toward mediation between Russia and Japan though powers favoring peace consider such a step. It remains to be seen if action will be joint or independent and whether any mediation will occur after Japan’s reply is known. The Hague principles would allow it without offense.
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Paris
Russia
Japan
Far East
Great Britain
France
Pacific
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New Jersey Fish and Game Commission
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Delaware River
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George W. Blabon
Philadelphia
Gerge W. Jabon Company
Mr. Blabon
Maine
General Gordon
Corean Palace
Seoul
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San Francisco
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East 53d Street
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