Salvation Oil Promoted by Philadelphia User Testimony
Mrs A Fieder of 2864 Palethorp St Philadelphia confirms Salvation Oil as an excellent remedy for rheumatism stiff joints bruises and more insisting it should always be kept in the house The ad warns against substitutes and notes Salvation Oil costs 25 cents sold by Steinve Be 10 North Market St and REMspeed 266 North Market St
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A. Fieder
Palethorp St
Philadelphia
Steinve
North Market St
Remspeed
North Market
War fears rise in Athens amid Crete tensions and Greek leaders
Athens reports fervent belief war is imminent as Greece prepares for possible conflict with Turkey. Cabinet meets to decide on active measures, troops mobilize by sea and land, and Crown Prince Constantin delays front duties amid frontier fortifications. Greece laments Russian stance and France stance in the Franco Russian entente while Turkish forces strengthen on the Macedonian frontier.
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Athens
Europe
Greece
Crete
Volo
Larissa
Constantin Ior
Sfacedonian
Saltonica
Muravier
Ambassadors Named For Britain And France
President nominates John Hay to Britain and Horace Porter and Henry White to assist, with Senate executive consideration and expectation of quick confirmation. Separate notices report Schultz extradition to Pennsylvania for murder, and Lynchburg case against Rosser Tweedy and Terri with bail set and full prosecution promised.
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Colonel Hay
Great Britain
General Forter
France
Washington
Senate
John Hay
District of Columbia
United States
Horace Porter
New York
Henry White
Rhode Island
Bis
Stevenson
Henderson
Florida
Committee On Privileges and Erections
Corbett
Oregon
Wood
Kentucky
Congress
Lynchburg
John W. Rosser
R. W. Tweedy
Terri
William Clement
Rustburg
Commonwealth
Mar- Tell
Poisoners on Trial in Hold Mezo Vas varhely
A group of 12 women and 2 men face trial at Hold Mezo Vasarhely on Lake Hodos for poisoning husbands and relatives to gain life insurance. Marie Jager, a midwife, is accused of supplying the poison. About 200 witnesses are summoned.
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Wholessie
Trist Buda Pesth
Hold -Mezo-Vasarhely
Lake Hodos
Marie Jager
Anti-Trust Bills in New York Senate Albany
Two anti trust measures were introduced in the New York senate. One would make conspiracy against competition a crime and requires the attorney general to seek orders and subpoenas from the supreme court with witness immunity. The other would require foreign trusts to file financial statements with the secretary of state.
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New York
Albany
Senate
Cantor-Robbins
Supreme Court
Refused Extradition Papers in Wilson Case
Boston March 17 Governor Wolcott yesterday again refused to grant requisition papers from Missouri for E. E. Wilson of this state a well known business man accused as a fugitive from justice. Charges have been preferred by a Missouri firm over a transaction described as legitimate and ordinary in the conduct of business.
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Boston
Wolcott Festerday
Missouri
E. E. Wilson
Wison
Civil Service
Harrisburg
Senate
Quay
Brooks Locomotive Works to Run Full Time in Dunkirk
The Brooks Locomotive works in Dunkirk New York will reopen on full time with 1 560 workers. President Stevens said orders are sufficient to justify full operation once materials are secured.
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Dunkirk
N.Y
Brooks Locomotive Works
Stevens
Louis Fatal Fire Destroys Ely-Walker Dry Goods Block
A devastating fire in St Louis on March 1 decimated the Ely Walker Dry Goods block at Eighth and St Charles streets and Washington Avenue. Total losses are estimated at about 1.6 million dollars. A defective electric Hecht wire is suspected to have caused the blaze.
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Louis
St. Louis
Eighth and
St. Charles Streets
Washington Avenue
Ely-Walker Dry Goods Company
Flood Devastation Grows as Memphis Struggles to Rescue
Memphis reports 86.5 foot Mississippi rise with two deaths and thousands displaced. Negro refugees crowd levees and harbor makeshift shelters as relief ships and barges ferry victims to safety. Local committees coordinate food, shelter, and medical aid amid ongoing inundation across Marion Arkansas to Cairo.
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Marton
Arkansas
President’s Island
Harbin
Onance
Abbott
Staska
Island
B. Bryan
Marion
Citizens’ Relief Committee
Scholesale
Afarion
West Memphis
Bryan
Fitch
United States
Helena
Sionday
Maud
Modoc
Lillian
Island Forty
Ark
Memphis
St. Louis
Mary Morton
Cairo
Fulien
Ned
Greenwood
Yazoo
Tallahatchie
Yaleburha
Tennessee River
Florence
Tariff Bill Reviews Face Democratic Scrutiny in House
Washington March 17 The House Ways and Means Committee completed a tariff review with Democrats criticizing brandy duties and cotton schedules. They approved minimal detail on most items while supporting a 14 a ton peat moss levy to aid infant industry. The group planned a policy conference to map strategy.
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Ile
Halley
Washington
House
Ways and Means
Connecticut
Aldrich
Rhode Island
Wilson
Senate
Dolliver
Bailey
Texas
Ambassador Fayard Expresses Gratitude for Mansion House Banquet
London on March 17 reports Ambassador Fayard sent a warm letter of thanks to Lord Mayor Fandel Phillips for the Mansion House banquet hospitality. He calls the function a white stone in the social and political annals of the two countries. The lord mayor warmly acknowledged the communication.
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Ambssador Fayard
London
K_ yard
Fandel Phillips
Mansion House
Bes
British Troops Ordered to Crete in Mediterranean Reinforcement
A detachment of 690 Seaford Highlanders is sent from Malta to Crete to reinforce the British squadron. Mediterranean vessels at Malta are instructed to sail immediately for Crete. Reports from Havana say General Maxime Gomez was seriously wounded at Arroyo Blanco in Santa Clara. In New York relatives plan to contest the will of Mary Johnson who died March 10 leaving most of 3356 005 to Catholic churches and charities.
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Crete
London
Seaford Highlanders
Malta
Gomes
Havana
Maxime Gomez
Arroyo Blanco
Santa Clara
Bernal
Gomez
New York
Mary Johnson
Justice Bennett Critical Ill as Mob Threat Looms
In New York the state supreme court justice George C Bennett lies critically ill amid city turmoil. A Negro fugitive from Pickens County Alabama sues after a mob incident, while robber price cuts and a pawer manufacturer James M Warner die suddenly during a New York theater performance. Reports say two bands of Thessal Hans entered Macedonia from Volos and Larissa regions.
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George C. Bennett
New York State Supreme Court
Metropolis
Pickens County
Ala
United States
Compar
James M. Warner
Pawer
Albany
New York
ThessaHans
Macedonia
Volo
Larissa
Tressaly
Prize Fight Bouts Draw Kansas Figures To Carson City
Ex Senator Ingalls visits Corbett camp and Shaw’s Springs amid prize fight preparations in Carson City. The bout features Bob Fitzsimmons and James Corbett with bets, belts, and corner tosses shaping up the event.
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Carson
Nev
Bob Fitzsimmons
Cook's Ranch
Therena
Julian
Hickey
Stelzner
Reeber
Louis Houseman
Chicago
Fitzsimmons
Corbett
Brady
White
Delany
McVey
Joe Corbett
Jon Goddard
John L. Sullivan
Lkely
Peter Maher
Denver
Ed” Smith
Tom Sharkey
Harn
Martin Julian
Corebett
Fitzsiimons
Ingalls
Kansas
Ingally
Shaw's Springs
Mr. Corbett
Mr. Ingalls
Geymnati
Forbert
Sadler
Death by own action in Hazleton factory death
Charles Kener, a Hazleton Coffin Works employee, died by swallowing carbolic acid after complaining of factory foreman treatment. He returned home, obtained four ounces of acid, and killed himself. In Allentown, Oliver A. Krum, 22, foreman at Sun State in Slatedale, was fatally crushed in belt machinery at the saw bed, leaving a widow and three children.
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Hazleton
Charles Kener
Hazleton Coffin Works
Jie
Drews
Allentown
Oliver A. Krum
Sun State Company
Slatedale
Pennsylvania Capitol Rile on Capitol Building Rules
The Moore resolution urging Quay and Penrose to vote for ratification of the Anglo American treaty was sent back with a negative recommendation. The Pennsylvania House amended the capitol bill to require materials and labor from Pennsylvania firms and citizens, replacing Pennsylvania with United States in the construction language.
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Albet
United States
Unruly Elephant Executed at Barnum & Batley Winter Quarters
Bridgeport Connecticut reports the elephant Tip of the Barnum and Batley show was strangled to death at the circus winter quarters. Death occurred in about ninety seconds after failed cyanide poisoning attempts. In Washington Forrest Reynor of New York City is named private secretary to the Secretary of the Interior, resuming his duties.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Tip
Bilas
Washington
Forrest Reynor
New York City
Secretary of the Interior
Charage
Fourth National Bank of
New York
Bliss
Banks bill would let state invest in Camden and Holyoke stocks
The assembly committee on banks reported favorably Assemblyman Gray's bill to authorize New Jersey banks to invest in stocks and bonds of Camden New Jersey and Holyoke Massachusetts.
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Camden
Bouda
Albany
Assembly Committee On Banks Today
Assemblyman
Gray
N.J
Holyoke
Mass
Stock market open mirrors prior day with a bear-driven decline
The New York and Philadelphia exchanges opened with renewed activity as buyers moved into Vanderbilt properties and provided market momentum. A bear push hit Pacific with a record low, and several major issues followed the downturn, including Lehigh Valley and Reading with notable declines.
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New York Ma
Fbiladelphis
New York
Promisa
Vanderbilt
Pacific
Balto
Ohio
Lehigh Valles
Chesa
M. J. Central
Del
Hudsonws
N.Y. Central
D. le & Wiz
Pennsylvania
Erie
Lake Erie
Flour and grain prices steady in Philadelphia market
General Market reports firm wheat and corn values in Philadelphia with mixed notes on oats and barley. Beef, lard, and turkey futures show firmness, while hogs ease. New York stock figures reflect steady cattle and sheep with weaker hogs. A Garibaldi son forms three Italian regiments for the Greek army.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Ries
Tsije
Delaware
COIN
SDPOL
Maye
United
Aestle
Chora
Fave Stock Market
New York
Cables
Tage Ilie
East Liberty
Slisgast
Ohio Fed Westerns
Garibaldi
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Tame
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Clinton P. Paine
Paine & Melaran
Thomas W. Hall
Wilbur F. Jackson
Continental Nat'l Rook
Raine
Ames D. Mason
James D. Mason Co
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B Johnson
Frederick
BUILT
Central Hardware Co
Old Central Hotel
W. Patrick St
West 3Rd Street
Thomas & Clary
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Wm.Coldridge
Wm. A. Mansfield
Ernest Helfenstein
West Patrick Street
Baker Johnson
Court Square
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Turkey
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Jersey City
Assemblyman Armbruster
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White House
Cleveland
Methodist Conference
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Bethodist Episcopal Church
John P. Newman
Cyrus D. Foss
J. Ar Buckley
Christian Advocate
George P. Mains
Aethodist Book Concern
A. J. Palmer
A. S. Hunt
American Bible Society
W. V. Kelley
Methodist Review
John T. Lewis & Bros. CO
South Front St
Herman Paw Schultz
Arsor
Milford
Pike County
Shohola
Schultz
Cizol Veliky
Suda Bay
Pacific Loan and Homestead Association
DeWitt C. Butts
Bessie A. Woods
Mississippi
Epos
Faw
Merton Ark
Mound Iake
Harison
N. 5
Thomas Rae
Martin Hines
John Hibbetts
Harrison
Athel and Ilingsworth Company
Jacob Knoblzuch
Greenwood Cemetery
Laws
Richard Matthias
Baltimore
College Point
L. S
Richard van Hagen
Matthias
Senter
Julia Bertschinger
Kings County Penitendiary
Amela Schoeppe
Casimir Zeigier
St. Stanislaus
Carlo Baraetti
Il Italiano Americano
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Kansas Statesman
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Emma
John O'Rourke
John Burns
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Omaha
Charles Rodetinsky
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