Male Speeches on Boers Rally In Senate
In Washington on January 30 Senator Hale of Maine delivered an impassioned speech arguing that nine tenths of Americans sympathize with the Boers as they fight for liberty. He said Britain’s war is a blow against human liberty and blamed cabinet and gold interests for the conflict. The session passed the resolution, noting it would direct the text to the president or secretary of state. The pension bill carrying 345,245 250 was approved by the House, with critics attacking pension administration and Aberty’s alleged lapses.
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Washington
Senate
Hale
Allen
Neb
Trans- Yaa! Republic
Commissioner of Pensions
Curtis
Kan
Lentz
Norton
Robinson
Friendly Filipinos Honor Wrecked Charleston Crew
Captain G W Pigeman reports the wrecked steamer Charleston on an uncharted Kamiguin Island reef was met by a generous and brave native response. Villagers offered houses for shelter and a private home as a hospital, aiding the crew despite danger, and Pigeman urges official recognition of the kindness.
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Pitremean
Charleston
Washington
G. W. Pigeman
Kamiguin Island
Philippines
Curious Cuckoos and Dr Pierce’s Prescription Compared
A critique likens proprietary medical advice imitators to cuckoos and notes that no qualified woman physician is tied to such firms. It extols Dr. Pierce of the World’s Dispensary as a sole expert with decades of women’s health experience. It claims over half a million women treated with a 98 percent cure rate and offers free confidential letters to consult Dr. Pierce.
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der V. Pierce
Lo. B.Y
Dr. Pierce
Civil and military authorities in harmony urged by order
A new order defines civil and military duties to February. Civil officials run civil affairs under military supervision. military interference is allowed only in extreme danger, with immediate reporting to the governor. Inspectors monitor schools quarterly. bandits go to civil courts with evidence supplied by the military. In other items, released prisoners, price shifts in cattle and bread strikes, a fatal tenement collapse, and a drowning recruit highlight the era.
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de Tarrart
Cir
SRS
Crery
Matanzas
Bank robbery and dispatch of robbers near Warsaw Indiana
A daylight bank heist at the Commercial Bank of Warsaw Indiana ended when robbers overpowered the vault police and fled toward North Manchester. A citizen named Burt Price was shot in the hand during the escape and one robber reportedly said he was shot. The gang boarded a handcar on the Big Four line and escaped south to North Manchester then west along the Wabash rail. The bank had $3,000 insured by Fidelity Casualty of New York.
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William Sheridan
Chicago
Philippines
Fort Slocum
Sheridan
Warsaw
Burt Price
Wating
Manchester
Fideity Casualty Company
Hinda
Staten Boner
Clifford R England
James Hammon
John McLelland
Warren-Scharf Asphalt Pavement Company
Detroit
Mich
England
McCelland
Stewart
Providence
Charles E. Stewart
First National Bank
Woonsocket
Fittsburg
Strike For Your Altars and Your Fires 7
An advertisement features patriotic rhetoric urging citizens to strive for strength and vigor. It promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier and remedy for both sexes and all ages, claiming it improves humor and acts as a nerve tonic, with a testimonial from Josie Eaton of Stafford Springs Connecticut.
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Hood
Josie Eaton
Stafford Springs
Canon Henry Twells Dies in London
Canon Henry Twells, noted hymn writer, has died in London. The report notes his significant contributions to religious verse and public worship.
Nations' Buildings at Paris Exposition Theme Pavilions
Special correspondent reports about thirty national pavilions at the Paris Exposition. Germany plans a Rhine villa style pavilion with copper ornaments and a tall tower, featuring a collection of old French royal paintings from Frederick the Great era. The display will highlight royal portraits and 18th century French masters, rarely shown in Germany.
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Tua Naval
Paris
William
Anidor J
Frederick the Great
Burlin
Aod
Art Academy
Berlin
Paris Exposition Pavilions On Seine Riverfront Outline
Readable text details the layout of 21 riverfront pavilions and interior row exhibits at the Paris Exposition. Countries including Italy Turkey Great Britain Germany Spain Norway Sweden Hungary Austria Greece Norway Greece and Persia are described with architectural aims, interiors, and surrounding features.
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Italy
Turkey
Boriia
Hungary
Great Britain
Belgovi Ongary
Bulgiant
Norway
Germany
Spain
Monaco
Sweden
Servis
Portugal
Peru
Persia
Luxemburg
Finland
Bulgaria
Roumania
Mexico
Japan
China
Corea
Siam
San Marino
Egypt
Stade Tha Transvaal
British Advance Near Ladysmith Reported By Telegraph
London dispatches relay hourly updates on General Buller’s forces approaching Ladysmith. Reinforcements arrive as 40 000 troops form a wide curve north and west of the town while Boers strengthen defenses with spades and crane huts. Reports describe bombardments, skirmishing, and strategic moves across the Tugela, with continued uncertainty about the town’s fate.
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Lutter
Derban
Colenso
Buller
Booth and
Ladysmith
Spearmans Camp
Potgesters Drift
Spreen Kop
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Potgalters
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Standard
Tugela
Chieveley
Daily Mail
Dandonald
Viljeon
Lorenzo Marques
Swartz Kop
Comnray
Tendon Stock Exchange
Austrian and Hungarian pavilions at Paris exhibit drama
Descriptions of the Austrian Hungarian sections at the Paris exhibition outline ornate pavilions, historic façades, and interwoven national displays. Claims praise postal and telegraph innovations, with a duel kingdom division shown by separate buildings and a third pavilion between them.
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Maris Therese
Prince Eugene
Visnas
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