The Ole Guaranteed Blood Remedy Promises Refund
An advertisement touts Smith's Green Mountain Renovator as a purely vegetable Vermont remedy that “renovates” the system. It claims to purify blood, restore stomach liver and kidney function, and offers a money back guarantee if no benefit is seen. Vermonters are highlighted as its origin but it is promoted for general public sale through agents.
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Smith
Green Mountain
Green Mountain Renovator
Smith’s
Vermont
President to aid Cuba plan sparks House talks
A White House conference with Representatives Tawney Morris Dick Smith Minor Metcalf and Dayton discussed Cuban reciprocity amid opposition to the Payne bill and Sibley amendment. They noted the plan’s one sided terms and floated modifying sugar rebates while deferring firm conclusions. Gift from Prince Henry to police chief noted. Otis retires. Rhodes shows no real improvement in Cape Town.
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Sibley
Cuba
Washington
White House
Tawney and
Morris
Minnesota
Ohio
William A. Smith
Michigan
Minor
Wisconsin
Metcalf
California
Dayton
West Virginia
ways and means
Payne
ways and means committee
Miners Vote to Strike in Demand Unmet across Anthracite
In Shamokin Pa on March 25 the United Mine Workers Districts Nos 1 7 and 9 declared a provisional strike amid failed talks with civic federation. They demand shorter hours higher wages and coal weighed where possible while awaiting conciliation after April 1. Mitchell and district leaders will name a 14 member committee to press the demands with the Civic Federation as negotiations continue.
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Civic Federation
Shamokin
United Mine Workers of America
special resolution committee
Mitchell
Baer
Philadelphia and Reading Iron and Coal company
igires
Senators Consider Oleomargarine Tax Bill
Senate opened debate on a bill to tax colored oleo at ten cents a pound and reduce the uncolored form tax from two cents to a quarter of a cent. Proctor of Vermont framed the measure as protecting a honest product from fraud while election contest news from Kentucky dominated House business.
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Proctor
Washington
senate
Vermont
committee on agriculture
Boreing
Kentucky
Moss Rhea
house
Rhea
Miles statement before Senate panel struck of sensational features
Washington March 25 General Miles testimony before the senate committee on military affairs was made public last night with the sensational portions omitted. Pettus asked for notes to be revised and for the report to be submitted to Miles for correction. The chairman said the practice had been to submit stenographer notes for correction and Miles appeared to follow the prepared text.
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Washington
Miles
senate committee on military affairs
Pettus
Choynski
Chicago
Kid” Carter
Brooklyn
Joe Choynski
America Club
Carter
Choynsky
Postal Thieves Sentenced Ten Years Each and Fine
Havana March 25 Neely Rathbone and Reeves receive ten years in prison and heavy fines for embezzling Cuban postal funds. Neely pays 567,791 dollars, Beries 35,000, Rathbone 25,524. Also notes attorney general plan to seek injunction in merger case against Northern Securities, Northern Pacific, and Great Northern Railway.
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Neely
Rathbone
Reeves
Havana
Audencia court
Capan
C. FLW
W. H. Beries
Estes G. Rathbone
St Paul
Mann
Douglass
deg
artion
Northern Securities Company
voong
stork
anher
Northern Pacfic
Great Northern Railway company
éciendant
Great Norther
Northern Panic Railway
Alarmed by cholera reports in Manila not alarming says officials
Manila reports 26 cholera cases and 21 deaths to noon yesterday with no white victims. Authorities study five Malolos cases and two Aparri cases while rail and sea travel to nearby islands are halted for five days to curb exodus and spread. A Manila quarantine effort follows, as other local notices record sudden deaths and violent incidents elsewhere.
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Manila
Malolos
Aparri
Lauzon
here
Dagupan
Japan
Boers Seek Absolute Independence Amid Amnesty Demand
London reports suggest Boer leaders refuse anything but full amnesty for Cape rebels while seeking independence. Schalkburger may seek safe conduct to negotiate with De Wet, with armistice talks possibly pausing operations. Officials doubt authority of Transvaal leaders to compel surrender. Meanwhile Choynski loses to Carter in Chicago boxing match.
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London
Lord Kitchener
Schalkburger
De Wet
house of commons
Broderick
Schalksburger
Steyn
Haer
Generale De Wet
Delarey
Transvaal
sceme
Sheft
Pretoria
Daily Chronicle
Mir Schatkburger
Botha
Amsterdam
Europe
Kruger
Leyds
South Africa
Meddelburg
Smith inherits 450000 to Harvard from James Smith's will
George Smith adopted son of James Smith founder of Smith Academy filed for probate yesterday after leaving 450000 to Harvard in his will. The bulk is to be used for endowments including a chair in medicine and an additional fund for the academy.
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Harvard
St Louis
George Smith
James Smith
Smith Academy
Carta
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