National Bank to absorb Bank of New York
Ase regan SATURDAY DECEMBER 21 1801 reports the National Bank of North America will absorb the Bank of the State of New York. The senate fixes a $2 minimum wage for women employed by the government. Weather forecasts predict 1 degree below zero in Chicago and frigid conditions elsewhere. A shipwreck near Pan Creek destroys eight deck hands, while all officers survive. Senator Kerry is injured at Newburgh. Marconi faces wireless test pauses with Anglo-American Tele smith & Cable.
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National Bank of North Amer Ea
Bank of the State of New York
Senate
Mitchell
Chicago
Charleston
Montgomery
W. Va
Pan Creek
H. N. Price
Arizona
Publi Money
E. B. Mathers
Daffale
Wya
Iavi KR
Davie
Bundance
Wyo
Frederick Miller
Santa We
N. M
Register of Land Office
Fred W. Daniels
Buffalo
United States
James J1. Kerry
Arkansas
Bentonville
Newburgh
Berry
Pacific Northwest News Highlights From Portland and Salem
A tangle of regional notices covers Portland and Salem: Nell! knocks out Tom Tracy in the bth room, the last of 40 cartodae shipped to London from Salem, and Washington figures on committees from coast surveys to immigration. Other items note a coroner’s jury probing a Great Northern wreck near Essex, and local leaders Dove into board posts in Portland.
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Nell
Tom Tracy
Portland
Hope
W. H. Durst
London
Salem
Aditinon G. Fouter
Washington
Agriculture and Forestry
Columbian
Seva
George ‘Iurner
Great Northern
Essex Mont
White Mine
Nerion
Hax
Escharotic Cure View Dominates Medical Debate
Dr Brown and leading physicians in New York and Chicago endorse aggressive removal of cancer tissue as essential. They dispute heat light and other treatments, arguing a malignant change is microtropic and permanent, requiring complete excision for any chance of cure. Dr Wallace E Thrown at Waldorf-Astoria cited as a foremost expert in America.
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Brown
New York
Dee
Chicago
Wallace E. Thrown
America
Waldorf-Astoria
Crown
Herkahine Mille Sanitarium
North Adams
Mass
Buffalo
Daiie H
Harter
German ambassador von Heliben travels to New York for Broadway banquet
In Honor of von Helizen Weehington Dec 31 Baron Arthur von Heliben the German ambassador has gone to New York to attend a banquet at the Commanda Club of Brooklyn. The banquet had been planned for last spring but was postponed while the ambassador remained in Washington.
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Weehington
Baron Arthur von Heliben
New
Digestive Aid Advertises London Grand Feud Remedy
An ad claims Dr. King a New Life Ville product aids digestion and appetite, promising stomach strength and improved assimilation. It offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied, and is bolded by Tallinn & Wo.
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London
Dr. King
Ville
Tallinn & Wo
Schwab to Address Bankers on Industrial Development
Charlen N Schwab head of the steel trust will address the Bankers Club of Chicago at a meeting this evening in Chicago. His theme is Industrial Development.
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Congress
Representative Tongue
Washington
George Merricin
J. D. Merriman
Hillaboro, Or
Chicago
Charlen N. Schwab
Steel Trust
Ledu
Bankers’ Club of Chicago
Arnica Salve touted as burns cure by Virginia man
W. H. Eada of Jonesville Va recalls a childhood foot burn that left leg sores for 20 years. He credits Bucklen’s Arnica Salve with a complete cure after other remedies failed. Sold by Tallman & Co. for 25 cents.
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W. H. Eada
Jonesville
Buchlen
Tallman & Co
Boiler for Sale at Domestic Laundry Household Unit
A 25 horsepower horizontal tubular roller boiler offered for sale by the Domestic Laundry. Guaranteed to be in first class condition and ready for use, this item presents a practical heating solution for industrial or laundry operations. Local buyers are invited to inquire about price and delivery arrangements.
Cough and Cold Remedy Advertisement Fragment
A fragment advertises Hromo Quinine Tablets as a laxative cough and cold remedy claimed to cure a void in one day. It references no Ure and mentions tiredness and one day relief in unclear wording.
Made in America label sparks French goods counterattack
Paria tradesmen denounce the growing urge to misrepresent origin as Made in America to sell imports. Critics claim Yankee goods are diluted by French rivals and warn against deception, urging merchants to reveal genuine origins while noting American handwork remains indispensable for refinement. The piece cites French buyers and industry officials counting Yankee prosperity against import misrepresentation.
Toy Sale Ad Lists Dolls and Games at Discount Prices
Frederick Nolf advertises a sale of toys dolls games and fancy gifts featuring magic lanterns priced to 345 tops toy engines drums toy pianos and other items. Hundreds of toys new stock including tool chests toy tables and wicker bikes are offered at reduced prices.
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Rederick Nolf
Sjurs
New Good Sargent
Holiday goods and candy sale at Nolfs store
The ad lists numerous novelty items and festive treats available at Nolfs including Santa Claus candy, toys, decorative candles, dolls, toy writers, and ice cream frewsers. Prices cited include 19 cents a pound for Santa Claus candy and other candies at 10 and 2 cents per pound.
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Carrow
Pilob-m Hine
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Poeindleton
Regan
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Counte Toy
Anglo-American Telesmith & Cable Company
Marconi
Anglo-American
Pacific Northwest News
E. Be, Beach
Portland Board of Trade
Samuel Connell
William Killingsworth
P. L. Willie Tyler Woodward
Bleehhurn
D. P. Thompson
Thompson
of von Helizen
Schwab
Paris
Damand Goode
Paria
Praieh
Ilu Maer Aay
Ryeneh Lowther
Ivid Merchante
Slnor J. Morcant
Morgan Hegan
Plece de Popera
Fragen
Becan
Revie
Laurant Howan
Ange Iqnyager
The
Orpheum Theatre
Brooklyn
Aaced
Paney
Boston
Pendleton Woolen
Pendleton
Oregon
Crowner & Son
Furaitu Baker & Fol
Postoffice
Polydore Moons
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