Confiscation and Fall of Church Power in Mexico
The document outlines two areas of famine, a populace satisfied with government, and a church party opposed to the ruling regime. It notes church property seized after the last war, converting convents into libraries, factories, hospitals, and residences, funding the treasury. It also describes diminished clerical power, the divorce of church and state, and the complex stance of leaders allied to the former church influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Party
Mexico
France
Belgium
Austria
Franch
Mexico City
Treasur
Rathey
Dine
Bhrameh
Pacha
Poebla
Soizo Mir
Contente
Reison
Diaz
Crty
Boen Eal
Mexican military power and Diaz era analysis
A historical interview discusses Porfirio Diaz and his army, praising modern methods, Chapultepec training, and a large professional force. It notes American investments in Mexico and Army composition, with remarks on revolutions and their impact on American business. Also mentions the Mexico City foundry and Remington armament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Mexico City
Chapultepec
Tuil
Diez
New
Jain United States
Senerito
Prank G. Canr
Quay Bill Seeks to Define Artists Under Labor Act
In Congress Senator Quay proposed extending the alien contract labor act to include sculptors painters conductors soloists instrumentalists and vocalists while excluding bands and orchestras. The proposal argues for clear statutes to deter demagoguery and aid legitimate music makers, noting touring ensembles often benefit artistic life and that individual performers would still be admitted. Musical matters from London and New York discuss Henschel's Hamlet music and Gilbert and Cellier's Mountebanks with debate over originality and reception in dramatic circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Senate
Quay
Congress
Strauss Orchestra
London
Drs- Patch
Georg Henschel
Burg Theater
Vienna
Cavalleria Rusticana
Paris
Ascherberg
L’ Amico Fritz
McNulty
Gilbert
Alfred Cellier
Music Culture Notes and Missionary Tragedy in Far South
The column surveys London Europe silenced by concerts and choirs with references to Hamlet in the works and Berlin programs of Raffa and Liszt. It then shifts to Starvation Beach Terra del Fuego where Gardiner and eight others starved, their journals preserved, detailing weed diet and the brutal pace of death amid cannibal rumors and perilous shores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ushuwaia
Trera del FroEso
Picton Island
Cape Horn
Starvation Beach
Allen Gardiner
Africa
Patagonian
Gregory Bay
Falkland Islands
Terra del Fuego
Banner Cove
England
Richard Williams
London
John Maidment
Liverpool
Joseph Erwin
Sepeor Harbor
Smiley
Spunairds Harbor
Pearce
Doctor Williams
John Babcock
Gardiner
Maidment
Admiral Fitzroy
Darwin
Beagle
Jimmy Button
Hiss
Jimmy
Jimmie
Bishop Sterling
Church of England
South America
Sleigh Bells at Sewickley Charms The Pretty Borough
Snow brings joy to Sewickley residents with sleigh bells on country roads. New turnout vehicles arrive and runners are ordered. Kennan lecture at the Presbyterian Church on Siberian Exile Life draws a fashionable crowd. Social events include receptions at the Nevin residence, card parties, dinners, and theater by the Sewickley Valley Club with the Cricket on the Hearth performed by local actors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennan
Sewickley
Piano sale noted after 1890 convention in Detroit
Freund's Music and Drama praised the Henry F Miller piano's success at the Music Teachers National Convention. The piece notes noble competitors and mentions pianos offered for sale at W. C Whitehill's Music Parlor located at 152 Third Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Teachers’ National Association
Detroit
Freund
Henry F Miller
Music Teachers’ National Convention
W. C Whitehill
Third Avenue
Open Town in Columbus Fights Gambling Reform
Columbus reporters describe Ohio’s capital as a wide open town under Mayor Karb with police chief Murphy at odds over closing poolrooms, craps, and keno. The Daugherty bill aims to reorganize the city to curb gambling as reformers clash with liberal officials and a resistant police commission. Local gamblers return after a partial closure, with several named operators active in two pool rooms and multiple fare emporiums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotumbus
Ohio
Columbus
Bunko Sharks
Daugherty
Karb
Board of Police Commissioners
Karth
Murphy
Police Commission
Eber and
Putnam
Dick Morehead
Marsh Siddons
John Alexander
the Black Prince
Arthur Duffy
George W. Saviers
Reconciliation Ratified for World Fair Exhibitor Rules
The differences between Director General Davis and President Baker are settled with the delayed exhibitor rules issued. The rules name Colonel Davis as the executive officer of the Exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicaco
Davis
Baker
Epidemic of La Grippe Warned by Dr Copeland
Dr W H Copeland warns that La Grippe or influenza is a long known, highly infectious disease spreading east to west by atmospheric means. He notes its many names and origins, and warns that early catarrh and bronchitis can lead to chronic illness and costly care if people ignore staying home during outbreaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wich
W. H. Copeland
Europe
Siberia
la Grippe
Catarre
John Canavan's Catarrh Cure Narrative Report
An interview with Mt. Washington mill worker John Canavan details years of chronic catarrh affecting ears nose throat and stomach. After seeking treatment from Drs Land Hall and Byers he reports restored hearing improved health and ability to resume work, endorsing the doctors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Canavan
Jones’ Lane
Mt. Washington
J. Canavan
Testimonies Endorse Copeland Hall Byers Treatment
In letters from MRE William Dr. Vis of Liberty Street and Alfred Nickalds of Froreton Avenue among others, the patients claim strong relief from consumption and stomach ailments after consulting Drs. Copeland Hall and Byers. They report weight gain, restored strength, and renewed appetite, urging others to seek the doctors’ care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Grippe
Sal
Siberia
James Shifp
Fedne Street
William
Vis
Liberty St
Zug & Co
Thirteenth St
Dra. Copeland, Hall & Byers
Alfred Nickalds
Froreton Avenue
Iron City Fool Works
Thirty-second Street
Drs. Copeland, Hall and Byers
Health Recovery Report After Medical Treatment
The narrator describes severe chest wounds and breathlessness from shooting injury, notes rapid weight loss, and attributes recovery to treatment by Drs. Copeland Hall and Byers. He claims renewed vigor and recommends others to seek their care.
Remarkable endorsements for Dr Copeland and associates
A broad array of testimonials from clergy, lawyers, businessmen and physicians nationwide praise the treatment by Dr Copeland Hall and Byers for throat catarrh and related ailments. Endorsers report improved appetite sleep and general health after therapy, with several noting substantial relief and willingness to recommend the specialists. Office is at Sixth Avenue Pittsburgh with hours 9 to 3 and 7 to 9 p.m. Sundays by appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copeland
Pittburg
James J. Rafter
North Third Ot
East St. Louis
Bess
Samuel Stein
Franklin Rochester
National Manufacturing Company
Grant
Garfield
Cc. C
Dre Copeland
Byers
Pitwburg
Uniform Rate Health Offer for Catarrh and Similar Ailments
Advertisement notes a five dollar monthly treatment for catarrh and related diseases at a uniform rate through April. Medicines are supplied free under the plan, inviting readers to enroll or inquire at the advertised facility. The text emphasizes constant monthly payments and free medicines as a key benefit of the program.
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Muebin
Medeme Homero
Ieee
Comuntry
Hegard
Eds
Aris
Peesiloens
Senor Romero
Lenin
Sis
Lim
Plains
Haven & Keesax
Water Street
Senator Quay
Cellier
Musical Matters
Cable
Arthur Brisbane
New York
Gilbert and Sullivan
Apor
Lonon
Sir Arthur Sullivan
Henry Labouchere
Tamorra Society
Mr. Gilbert
Clare Him
Groro Hexscnxt
Beebohm Tree
Artros Bneenser
Vienna Philharmonic Society
K. C. Larra
Arch Street Hall
Allegheny
Blanche Newcombe
Roanoke
Porter
Mozart
Erenteerr Nevin
Young Ladies' Aid Society
M. E. Church
Horner
Aja
H. B. Brockett, Jr Aordvedi
Irene Sample Een Exther
Edon Jack Zeresh
H. Frederick Hamen
Musical Courier
Cant Berren
Duquesne Conservatory of Music
Luella Totten
Retter
Olo
Fannie Kinz
Louis Critchlaw
Schumen
von Wim
Jensen
Liszt
Ma. E. A. MacDowett
Brahma
Younrs
Pascacagli
Errhms
Papenewsr
Cotemporari Ag
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Econservatoire
Conservatoire
Nikisch
Brooklyn
Cuantes B. Steezxen
Bijou Theater
John Gernert
Pittsburg
Dance Hill
Gernert
Meister
Mozart Club
Kovex
Robin Hood
Wang” &Co
Harry B. Smith
Chicago
Rnickerbockers
Washington Irving
Bostonians
Garden Theater
de Koven
Delibes
Richard Genee
Harry Sm
New York Mail and Express
Enys
Abbey
de Reszkes
The
Southland
Spaniards Harbor
Williams
C. F. Nevin
Frank Straw
Hepburn Johns
Helen W. White
Presbyterian Church
Marvin
Craes Cover
One Minute Warsu
Valparaiso
Cleary Opera Company
John Elder
Queriquind Island
Carranze Cape
Pacific Steam Navigation Company
Woopd
William St
Hall
Meiea
Tasker
Hare
Hall and Byers
Dra
Land
Hall Anders
Alithia
Dre
Coneland
J. J. O'Donnell
Kansas Street
MR. Aston
J. Steen
Edwin Aston
J. B Steen & Co
Idlewood
J. W. Ashwood
Grand Ar
U. S. Church
Forest Park St. Louis
Copeland and Associates
M. Clark
Drexel Boulevard
Des, Copeland, Hall & Byers
Sixth Avenue
Pittsburg, Pa
Monroe Strecf
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