England Holds No Surrender In Isthmian Canal Talks
The Washington authorities say there has been no surrender by England to the United States in the Isthmian Canal treaty negotiations. The parties preserve the Clayton-Bulwer principle while a new convention provides neutral access to a world waterway. The arrangement removes England’s guarantee and moves to a mechanism for effecting the treaty’s aims.
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Washington
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Tote
Vanderbilt's coaching record threatened by 200 mile trip
Alfred G. Van derbit and Ames H. Ayde left for Philadelphia in a bid to set a record for a coaching run. They expect a 16 hour 20 minute return, driving in shifts across about 200 miles. Vanderbilt Hyde and How will alternate driving, with 72 horses used and four horses on the first leg Newark to Holland.
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New York
Philadelphia
Alfred G. Vanderbit
Ames H. Ayde
Holland Raise
Holland House
Vanderbilt
Scranton trolley strike drags into second week
The Scranton Pa trolley strike stretched into its second week with hopes for a settlement fading. Ridership is down as only a few passengers ride, 40 cars run on most lines, and the company plans to add more cars to reach all 80 regulars. Strikers expect locals to avoid cars while imports operate them amid strong union sentiment.
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Scranton
130 Varieties of Sweet Potatoes at Maryland Agricultural College
130 varieties of sweet potatoes are grown as an experiment by the Department of Agriculture and the Maryland Agricultural College to establish market differences and relative value. Photographs will be taken in a few days and an exhaustive bulletin will describe them. D. M. Neabit of College Park, a sweet potato expert, has helped place several varieties on British and European markets. The item notes restrictions on pronouncing Czolgiszs name, citing a Grand Army order on President McKinley’s assassin. Also reports a new oil and gas company in Clarksburg, W.Va., with plans for Garrett county leases and tent wells once leases are secured.
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Repartimeat of Agricultura
Agricultural College
D. M. Neabit
College Park
Department of Agriculture
Czolgosz
Republic
Czolgorz
McKinley
Czolgoez
Olin Garrett
New Oil and Gas Company
Clarksburg
W. Ye
Thomas B. Keatley
Washington D. C
Garrett County
Syndicate Forms For Cumberland County Chickens In New Jersey
A Bridge ton office heads a new poultry syndicate with a capital of 20000 dollars to establish large chicken operations across Cumberland County New Jersey. The plan includes a sizable plant and broad expansion across the region. At nearby station Kas octane gig stock, the Duke and Duchess of York visited a wheat threshing display where a gust of wind showered chaff onto the duchess as she protected herself with a parasol, laughing as she stepped back.
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Cumberland County
N. J
Bridgeton
Seatio
York
Heart sickness and the stomach cure claim
An advocacy piece by a Dr. Pierce product promotion linking stomach diseases to heart and organ ailments. It cites Mrs. S. A. Knapp of San Jose praising Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets for stomach, digestion, and constipation relief, and ends with a shoe advertisement.
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Pierce
S.A. Knapp
San Jose
California
San Francisco
Ablest Doctors in America Endorse Paine's Celery Cure
An 1901 Buffalo newspaper reports a symposium of physicians who unanimously consider nervous ailments curable if not advanced. Except two, doctors name Paine's Celery Compound by Wells, Richardson Co, Burlington VT, as effective and widely prescribed in the U.S. and Europe, citing numerous cures including Commodore Howell of Washington.
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Got
Bhodchasile
Paine
Wells, Richardson Qo
Burlington, Vt
England
Germany
Commodore Howell
Washington
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