Troubles for Tories and Debates Over Gladstone Absence
The extraordinary session opens amid mixed signals as Lords leader the Duke of Devonshire falters in public speech while Joseph Chamberlain shines in the Liberal-Unionist ranks. The paper notes Tory unease over Randolph Churchill and the uncertain path of Irish reform, with Chaplin clamping down on Danish cattle as disease fears loom.
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Joseph Chamberlain
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Griadstone
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South Paddington
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Lon Randolph
Lord Idlesleigh
W. H. Smith
Stafford Northcote
House of Souls
Mr. Smith
Strothope
George Hamilton
Africa
Wuroniers
Stone
Gladatone
Chaplin
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Holland
Strangely Brilliant Salvation Army Parade In London
Londoners greet General Booth with a vast procession in Hyde Park and Victoria station. About 5,000 Salvationists march in line with 20,000 in the crowds, banners and pennants marking Booth’s travels amid cheers. Afterward a 5,000-strong banquet at Islington Agricultural Hall.
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Rome’s Miserable Fire Brigade in King Humbert’s View
Cable report from Rome notes King Humbert’s anger at the city’s fire service after a large mill fire. Firefighters arrived late due to meals and family visits, pumps failed or leaked, and a steam engine never reached the scene. He plans a commission to study London and New York methods as Rome faces 7,000,000 francs in damage.
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Major Moore's Flying Fox Engine by Cable to the District
Lexpos Feb 13 Mexsre John Shaw & Sons Coventry engineers built for Major Moore a flying fox modeled craft using hollow steel. It weighs about 700 pounds with a three horsepower electric motor. Each of two wings spans 24 feet and should beat 50 strokes per minute. Test flights not yet conducted.
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Life Worth Living Public Statement By Fred Lyons
Fred Lyons of Ridge Street, an employee of Westinghouse Machine, credits Dra Copeland Hall and Byers with helping him overcome long standing health issues. He describes nasal congestion, severe head pains, throat irritation, chest pressure, back and shoulder blade pains, stomach distress after meals, and a persistent discharge from the palate before treatment improved his condition.
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Doctors Copeland and Byers Offer Free Medicine Trials
For practical tests to show their methods' superiority, Drs. Copeland and Byers extend a $58 monthly rate through winter and spring. Patients applying before April 10 receive one month of treatment free, with medicines furnished at 35 cents per month until cured.
Public plea from Dr Copeland on medical cures and public service
The speaker asserts proven cures and urges public trust, presenting training evidence and broad citizen testimony. He claims Dr Copeland and associates serve faithfully and skillfully, accountable only to the paying public, and invites scrutiny and publicity of their work.
If These Symptoms Fit Your Case Then You Have Catarrh
A list of symptoms describing catarrh and related complaints is presented, including eye watering, floating spots, headaches, hearing issues, nasal discharge, sleep trouble, dreams, throat fullness, coughing, faintness, vision disturbances, night sweats, weak fatigue, indigestion, belching, heartburn, chest oppression, breath shortness, and palpitations. The text urges seeking a physician specializing in catarrh to avoid late relief.
Different Seasons Bring Their Diseases and Symptoms
The article notes season specific diseases with neuralgic pains above the eyes and in the chest, often left side through the shoulder blade, worsened by cough. It discusses Mrs Theresa Burns of 23 Race Street Allegheny, who suffered head chest and stomach troubles before consulting Drs Copeland Hall and Byers.
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Theresa Burns
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Race Street
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Why Copeland and Associates Have Grown Stronger in Community
The piece argues that Drs. Copeland and associates achieve enduring success through superior skill and honest, patient-centered service. It contends advertisement alone cannot sustain growth, emphasizing the public’s demand for truthful, competent practitioners who serve rather than dominate. The author notes patients ask for evidence of training, value, and direct benefits, and warns against misleading claims while praising professional integrity.
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