Argentine Tariff Clash Prompts Reciproc ity Talks In Washington
Argentine minister Senor Merou disclosed statistics on trade with the United States showing Argentina ships wool hides goat skins and bristles in 1895 and argued tariffs threaten balance. He noted long negotiations with the state department and urged a reciprocity treaty or re modeled duties to favor Argentina if talks proceed.
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Uribury
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Wonder Worker Pill Promises Gentle Indigestion Cure
An advertisement touts Dr. John W. Bell’s Pill for indigestion, sick headache, sick stomach and constipation. It claims gentle internal cleansing without violence or nauseating effects. Pills sold as 60 in a box for 25 cents with trial boxes available by mail from A C Meyer Co and ATRINER Brothers in Baltimore and Philadelphia.
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W. Tiuli
A.C. Meyer & Co
Balto, Md
John W Bull
Atriner Bro
North Market
J.J. Mems
North Warket
The French Ocean Cable Controversy at Cape Cod
Officials from the state department and attorney general discuss French cable landings at Cape Cod amid congressional hesitation. The project nears mid ocean connection with Silverstone and Francis Aragon ships extending lines, while legality and strategic value are debated.
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Cape Cod
Washington
State Department
Everts
Frye
Silverstone
Francis Aragon
Brest
Senate Committee On Commerce
United States
Deputy Assaulted for Women in Chambers of Coal Fight
In Sharon Pennsylvania section 7 F four hundred coal miners their wives and children searched from Grove City to Filer Suthitt and Co mines at Chestnut Ridge led by a band. They induced the stations who had been imported to join them. William Rickay was arrested by a deputy for intimidating workers. While being taken away the women attacked the deputy and he released his prisoner for safety.
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George W. Clarke Breaks World High Dive Record
Chicago reporters say George W. Clarke broke the world high dive record by jumping 164 feet from Halstead street lift bridge over the Chicago river. He was pulled from the water uninjured and then placed under arrest by police.
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George W. Clarke
Halstead Street
Reported Lynching in Virginia Transits to Newsrooms
Reports reached Stuart last evening that YWalis had been captured by enraged citizens and lynched. In Milford Central Labor women’s athletic games H S Donovan known as Piper Donovan of Natick ran 10 yards in 35 seconds, breaking the world record by one tenth of a second.
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Virginia
Patrick
Stuart
Ywalis
Binlford
Mass
H. S. Donovan
Piper Donovan
Natick
Export of American broncho to Europe cavalry service
The article notes Chicago will export the American broncho largely for European cavalry use. It mentions many sold seekers returning home cured of fever by boat landings in Alaska. In Evanston Wy a doctor and another man were arrested over a suspicious Miss Stanford death. Anarchist Baril got 40 years in Barcelona. In Norwalk four Italians drank a washtub of cider, one glass spared, leading to fatal injury to one and serious wounds to the others.
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Alaska
CG. H. Blackburn
Charles Martin
Evanston
Miss Stanford
Baril
Portas
Barcelona
Spain
Yellow Scourge Reaches Ocean Springs Yellow Fever Confirmed
New Orleans officials announced that Raoul Gelpi, 13, died from yellow fever after an autopsy confirmed the diagnosis. The Mississippi and Louisiana boards imposed strict quarantines along the gulf coast and warned of possible spread while urging calm and rapid reporting of suspicious fevers.
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Orleans
Louisiana State Board of Health
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Board of Health
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Mississippi Board of Health
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New Orleans
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Salomon
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Veillo
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Louisiana
Alabama
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Saunders
Mobile
Walmsley
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Ocean Springs Yellow Fever Contagion Claim Sparks Inquiry
Dr. Wahnsley blames Ocean Springs officials and the Mississippi board of health for lax quarantine allowing yellow fever germs to spread from S Island to the coast. He cites constant intercourse with the U S quarantine station and weekly contact with tropical regions as the infection route. Washington reports confirm yellow fever pending Dr. Guiteras assessment before action.
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Wahnsley
Marine Hospital
Mississippi Board of Health
S Island
United States
Tbere
Golf Reyort
Whimsley
Secret murder case shocks Wellsboro region
Coroner’s jury holds Walter Goodwin guilty of murdering his wife Eric Goodwin near Mansfield after she was found unresponsive, with new details from 14 year old Gertrude Taylor revealing an evening with Goodwin and a Mansfield visit before the body’s discovery. Nearby reports note Cherokee intruder removals in Siloam Springs and a Baltimore parricide case, plus Arizona irrigation progress and wild horse concerns.
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Goodwin
Mansfield
Mr. Beach
Philadelphia crews dominate eighth annual regatta on Harlem River
Philadelphians win six of eleven races at the Middle States Association regatta on the Harlem river, with New York clubs taking three and Newark two. Highlights include quick times in the junior fours, senior doubles by Tuvenal and Monaghan, and a record-fast mile in the junior eight.
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New York
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Newark
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J. O. Exley
Phiadelphia
Vought
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de Vivcenia Gsterre Club
Philadelphia
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Brooxlyn
Judit Tu
Penn Club
Philadephia
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Nassau
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Juunior
Thet Dempsey
Pennsylvania Barge Club
Ketig Hilbers
Flushing
Hillbers
Debpeey
Inner
Atlas
Newarks
Labor Day Observed Sparsely in Pittsburg
Labor Day passed with mills and factories operating in Pittsburg though a local union held a public meeting at Castlebon Park. Speakers addressed the July 1 question and district delegates prepared for the national convention, debating wage rates and proposed compromises for miners.
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Pitsburg
Pittsburg
Cakiboun Park
Y. J. Brennan
James F. Wurke
Joseph Lowe
Columbus
On Verge of a Great Era in Denver
Denver, Sept. 7. Clarence King, former chief of the United States geological survey, spoke of a coming era when travel by rail will link Denver to Klondike with nightly stops at mining camps. He predicted rapid expansion of mining camps from Cape Horn to St Michaels and a transcontinental sleeping car trip to St Petersburg via Behring Strait before the century ends.
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United States Geological Survey
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Behring Straits
St Petersburg
Gilpin
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