English Ladys Cure For Tuberculosis By Zagoranski
A Russian mining engineer Zagoranski, licensed to practice medicine, treats tuberculosis using large doses of his secret tonic and open air living. Reports from W E Smith and a Moscow observer claim rapid salivary bacilli reduction, weight gain, restored strength, and permanent improvement after six weeks. Prince Oldenburg offers beds in St Petersburg for patients. Zagoranski operates under special government license.
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Moscow
Russia
Eiselle
Russ deal department
Zagorans
Siberian
agoransk
Zagoranski
John D. Rockefeler
United States
Smith
W. E. Smith
W. ©. Smith
Repudiation of Socialism Defeats AFL Resolutions
At Poston on November 7, after a heated debate marked by bitter language from President Samuel Gompers, the American Federation of Labor defeated nine socialist resolutions urging adoption of socialist principles. The vote split 282 in favor of the committee's recommendation to reject, and 185 against. The session featured sharp exchanges, notably Carey’s attack on Vice President Duncan, before Gompers warned that socialism was incompatible with AFL philosophy and urged continued faith in the trades union movement as the path to emancipation.
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Poston
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Lawer
Carey
Duncan
Gompers
trades union movement
Washington
Secretary May
Philippe Bunau-Varilla
Panama
Roosevelt
Bunnu-Varilla
state department
senate
United States
canal strip
Colon
Republic of Panama
Colombia
Panama commission
Tragic double murder suicide in Laramie
Police find Gus Olsen and his wife dead and two boys injured in their home at Wye Nov 19. Authorities say Olsen killed his family with a hatchet then shot himself twice, the younger child dead and the other dying. he is believed insane.
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Laramie
Gus Olsen
rolling mall
Olsen
McGill Offered Commission in Panama Army Announcement
W. R. McGill, son-in-law of Congressman James A. Norton of Ohio and former U S Army officer, announced he was offered a commission in the Panama army and would leave immediately to assume his duties He will visit Washington before proceeding to Panama.
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Panama
Toledo
W. R. McGill
James A. Norton
Ohio
United States army
Washington
Colombia
Nev
Gudger
Buenaventura
Glass
Opposition Speeches Highlight Cuban Bill Clash in House
Washington November 19 opposition to the Cuban bill dominated the house debate with Mr Grosvenor opening and Mr Fordney denouncing the measure as an infernal bill he warned would hurt the sugar industry. Fordney attacked Major General Wood and the Sugar Trust while others spoke for the bill.
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Rep
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Washington
house
Grosvenor
Ohio
Fordney
Mich
Clark
Missouri
Michigan
Atkins
Boston
Francis Thurber
New York
capitol
congress
Sugar Trust
committee on ways and means
Minnesota
Mr. Tawney
Havemeyer
Cuba
Forduney
Mr. Fordney
Fortney
Mr. Fortney
General Wood
senate
American Refining Company
Arbuckles
Messrs. Shaffroth
Colorado
Burgess
Texas
Bell
California
Messrs McMorrin
Loud
Consul General Gadece Dengages New Panama Affairs
Consul General Thaekieh A. Gadece oversees affairs at Uncle Sam in the new republic of Panama, amid North Cape thinkings and an appeal to President McKinley. The action involves a proposal to draw S4000 in early plans, with attention to the ensuing negotiations and outcomes.
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Thaekieh A. Gadece
Uncie Sam
new republic of
Pamama
North Capek msee
McKinley Plame
Death by own action with dynamite cartridge
Royster Millington, a two year old boy from Riversite in Warren county, killed himself with a dynamite cartridge after threatening to die rather than return for a second eye operation. He had a history of eye trouble since a prior injury and had expressed fear of going blind.
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Glen Faltz
N.Y
Royster Millagton
Riversite
Warren county
Albany
Httle
Ban on Helen Gould's School By Catholic Priest Ban
Rev T J Barry rector of Irvington Catholic Church forbids Catholic children from attending Miss Helen M Gould sewing school in Tarrytown. clash over a Jucheon event and a hymn at opening. Gould had suggested Scripture readings but conformed to Catholic sensitivity. future sessions to follow her original plan.
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Tarrytown
T J. Barry
Irvington
Helen M. Gould
Miss Gould
Marines Land to Protect Americans in San Domingo
United States Marines were landed by the cruiser Baltimore to safeguard American interests as severe fighting rages around San Domingo. Guards were posted at the American legation and the Clyde steamship arena while Minister Powell works to protect Americans with limited means. Separately, Consul General Holloway, en route from Portland via Halifax, was hospitalized with a stomach inflammation described as severe and linked to travel stress.
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United States
San Domingo
Baltimore
Clyde steamship arena
Powell
Holloway
Halifax
N.S
W. R. Holloway
Portland
Hollowar
St Petersburo
Counterfeiters Raid in New York Identify Mafia Ties
Secret service agents raided the New York apartment of Mrs. Josh Hiendo after her arrest for attempting to pass counterfeit coins. They found metal moulds, dyn mite components, fuse, and caps, plus a list of hundreds of Italian and American names. Her husband was arrested. agents link Biondo to Morello, a gang leader tied to the barrel murder. The seven to eight counterfeiters were placed under arrest, with broader outside connections suspected.
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Secret Service
New York
Josh Hiendo
Biondo
Morello
snown
Ear grafted to millionaire in Philadelphia sale
Philadelphia reports a New Yorker’s severed ear grafted onto a millionaire’s head after a fresh operation by Dr. Andrew J. Nelden. The graft, with $5000 cash, was performed in a hospital amid legal cautions in New York prior to moving to Philadelphia. Both men are recovering as the doctor anticipated full recovery in a week or ten days. Meanwhile, in Trantap, N J, a court heard an application for a second receiver for United Shipyard Trust amid bond-default claims and a battle over bondholder rights.
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Dr. Pierce
Pierce
United States
Philadelphia
Andrew J. Nelden
metropolis
Nelden
New York
Jerome
Shipyard Trust
Trantap
N. J
United ation
Mercantile net Company
Newark
Morgan
Merry Del Val Pope's Chief Papal Administrator
Rome November 19 Cardinal Merry Del Val pope secretary of state is appointed prefect of the Sacred Palaces. This formalizes the prior informal entrustment and places him at the head of Vatican administration, centralizing the highest powers in his hands.
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Rome
Merry Tel Val
Sacred Palaces
Leo
Mocenni
newef
Cardinal Del Val
Vatican
Cleveland as law breaker goes gunning in Virginia
Former president Grover Cleveland and party hunted game at Back Bay Gun Club in Princess Anne County Virginia. They reportedly face possible arrest and fines for violating Virginia’s nonresident $10 license requirement to shoot game. The group may stay two more days before returning Saturday. In separate boxing notes Jack Sullivan and Jack O'Brien fought to a draw in Philadelphia after a hard contest at the National Athletic Club.
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Virginia
Norfolk
Grover Cleveland
Back Bay
Cleveland
Princess Anne
Jack O'Brien
Philadelphia
Jack Sullivan
Boston
National Athletic Club
Sullivan
O'Brien
Typhoid at Brown University Causes Concern
Nov. 19 reports say typhoid fever cases have appeared among Brown University students during the week. Officials speculate the illness may have originated from the swimming tank on campus.
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Brown University
Provideare
amon
Brown Unissity
Tae roe feee
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