Admiral Schley Appeals Case to President Roosevelt
President Roosevelt will hear Admiral Schley’s appeal seeking reversal of Secretary Long’s action and the court of inquiry majority judgment. The admiral met with the president yesterday and will file formal documents after preparing new facts with counsel Rayner and Teague.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Admiral Schley
Secretary Long
Messrs. Rayner and
Teague
Admiral Semey
Sehley
Navy Department
Messrs
Rayner and Teague
Baltimore
Sedley
United States
Army
Navy
General Revision of The Army Organization Not To Be Considered
Washington January 7 Representative Hull chairman of the house committee on military affairs said there will be no move during this session of congress to revise the present army organization or enact broad general legislation affecting the army. He noted several special measures will be considered, including posts for assembling camps and retirements per war department recommendations, but none alter the general organization.
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Washington
Representative Hull
House Committee On Military Affairs
Congress
Army Board
War Department
The Canal Bill Moves Through House Debate
In Washington the House entered committee of the whole to consider the Nicara gua canal bill with Mr. Hepburn presiding as debate opens. He notes the canal dream spans four centuries and asserts the American people demand building now. The Senate later authorizes the inter oceanic canals committee to study railroad and shipping ties to the isthmus, adjourning until tomorrow at 2 pm.
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Washington
House
Ma. Grosvenor
Ohio
Hepburn
Iowa
Senate
Morgan
Committee On
Panama
Miss Gould to Visit St Louis for Exposition Board Meet
Miss Helen Miller Gould will arrive in St Louis with four or five friends on Saturday January 11 and stay until Tuesday. She has been appointed a member of the board of lady managers and will attend an official reception at President Francis and Mrs Francis home from eight to ten. Invitations will be sent to the national commission and to all board members.
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St. Louis
Helen Miller Gould
Wabash Rowl
Miss Gould
Francis
Exposition Company
National Commission
New Counterfeit Silver Certificate Plucked in Chicago
Washington January 7 secret service officers report a new counterfeit one dollar silver certificate, series 1399, with check GC and number 1257472 in the corner. The note appeared in Chicago last Saturday and the counterfeiter pair, along with their outfit, were captured the same day. The note is a crude etching on bond paper of decent quality.
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Washington
Secret Service
Chicago
Wireless Telegraph Line to Nome Aims to Seattle
Chicago capitalists and Seattle investors discuss a wireless telegraphy line linking Nome Alaska with the mainland. The promoters expect this summer to see the system in operation between Nome and Seattle, with Chicago firms providing equipment.
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Chicago
Alaska
Seattle
Nome City
Hood's Sarsaparilla Cures Backache Says J L Campbell
A reader from Sycamore credits Hood's Sarsaparilla with curing years of backache and weakness in the small of the back. He says constant pain once confined him to bed or chair, and now he is well and strong with no pain. The letter endorses the medicine’s restorative effect and durability.
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J. L. Campbell
Sycamore
Organized in Kittery Ridge Was Farme Dairy Co
Organized in Kittery for dealing in dairy and farm products with $20,000 capital stock of which $300 is paid in. Officers: President Milton I. Hoyt Somerville MA, Treasurer Varry M. Hartshorn Bowton MA. Certificate approved Dec 80, 1901.
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Ridge
Farme Dairy Co
Kittery
Milton I. Hoyt
Somerville
Mass
Varry M. Hartshorn
Bowton
Hood's Sarsaparilia Promises Healing Start Today
Advertisement notes Hood's Sarsaparilia promises to cure and keep the promise with a suggested start of treatment today. It urges readers to begin Hood's remedies now for relief and improved health.
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Hood's
KITCHENER'S LOSSES AND BOER SKIRMISHES LINKED
London dispatch reports Kitchener detailing multiple skirmishes on the war front. Major Plomer and Colonel Spens engaged near Americourt on Jan 3 4, driving Boers from positions as Somerset light infantry suffered. Major Vallentin and 18 men killed. 5 officers and 28 men wounded. Boers affirmed 9 dead. Colonenbrander killed five at Watervale, 29 captured. Boer casualties that week: 36 killed 9 wounded 264 taken prisoners 72 surrendered.
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London
War Office
Johannesburg
Kitchener
Amerifcort
W. H. P. Plomer
J. Spens
Christian Botha
Opperman
Loers
Somerset Light Infantry
Vallentin
Colenbrander
Dun
Watervale
Lord Kitchener
French
Cape Colony
Manchester Cathedral Parish Reports Yearly Finances Cleared
Manchester notes show the cathedral parish meeting all running expenses and paying 2000 toward a debt. A marriage united Walter Flerand and Miss Ameda Champoux. An assault on Adolph Marineau near the North End led to a pocketed watch taking. attacker identified after a strike near city hall toilet rooms. Nellie Ponch injured in a Laurel street fall. Ice thick enough for cutting at Massabesh for summer needs. F Mabel Winchell begins as Manchester Public Library librarian with changes planned. Odd Fellowship doubles installations for Hillsboro lodge 2 and Oak Hill lodge 97, with noted installing officers.
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Manchester
J A. Chevalier
St. Augustine’s Church
Walter Flerand
Ameda Champoux
Adolph Marineau
Nellie Ponch
Laurel Street
Massabesh
F. Mabel Winchell
Odd Fellowship
Hillsboro Lodge
Oak Hill Lodge
James 5. Wilson
Henry J1. Morse
Charles A. Foster
Alfred T. Wathen
Fred A. Adams
John C. Ferguson
Irving W. Barclay
Morrison stars as Mephisto in Faust at Music Hall
Morrison himself appears as Mephisto next Tuesday evening January 14 in a new scenic Faust production with choral music and a dramatic prologue. Armbruster and Seavey painted seventeen scenes with cloud and sunrise effects using colored lights, culminating in a heavenly gate spectacle with an invisible eight minute choir.
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Lewis Morrison
Mephisto
Music Hall
Faust
Armbruster
Seavey
Archangel
Heavenly Gates
Stops the cough and works on the cold
A midcentury style medical ad touts RromoQuiaing Tablets as a cure for colds and coughs with bold claims of relief and a price of 25 cents, presenting as a general remedy notice from a storefront supplier.
American leadership in South America alarms Saturday Review
The writer argues Britain should accept rising U S influence in South America. Political influence now outweighs commerce, with Brazil and Argentina seeking U S aid. Goals include isthmus access and naval stations, not territorial dominion, as trade shifts toward dollars over pounds. The piece cites Pan American Congress rhetoric and urges matching commercial influence to political power.
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London
Saturday Review
America
Review
United States
South America
Brazil
Argentina
South Ameica
Monsico
New York Mail
America Leads In Astronomy Says Cambridge Professor
Sir Robert Ball of Cambridge University praises American astronomy, noting climate wealth and dedication as causes for American superiority. He cites Burnham as a premier double-star astronomer and points to Yorke telescope and Lick telescope as larger than European instruments. Chicago News reports the claim.
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America
Europe
H. Burnham
Sir Robert Ball
Cambridge University
Yorke T
Lick
Chicago News
Woman's Exchange Directors Meet Friday Morning
The regular monthly meeting of the Woman's Exchange directors will be held Friday morning January 7 at eleven o'clock.
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the Woman's Exchange
Five Dollars a Box Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Endorsements
Letters praise Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for dyspepsia and digestive discomfort. A. Ellms and Chas. K. Bouz zell of South Sudbury Mass endorse the product after a 50 cent box aided their digestion, while Mrs. Jas Barton of Toronto reports relief from acid trouble after use. Doctors and druggists cite safety for all ages and benefits for sour stomach heartburn and gas.
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South
Sudbury
Mass
Jas. Barton
Toronto
Canada
Stuart
Probate Court Actions Across Multiple Local Estates
Judge Leavitt and Register Richards settled administrator and executor accounts in estates including Joseph Ross of Newington, Nancy McDuffie Candia, and others. Licenses to sell real estate granted for Spinney, Goodrich, Clark. Inventories filed for Clark and Fitts. Wills proved for Bradford, Mendum, Abbie Page. Guardian and administrator appointments set for Annie Boardass, Mary Drowne, Towle Marden, Martha Marden, Walter Brook, and others.
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Thomas Leavitt
George F. Richards
Joseph Ross
Newington
Catherine
George W. Clark
Quincy
Mass
Caroline Fitts
Candia
George ‘Bradford
Epping
Elvira P. Mendum
Porta
Abbie Page
Juardian
Charles H. Purrington
Annie Boardass
Kittery
Mary A. E. Drowne
Portsmouth
John Towle Marden
Rye
Marietta Simpson
Martha Marden
Walter L Brook
Guardian
Carrie EB. Hendy
North Hampton
W. Hogs
Somerville
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Leominster
Quincy Attleborn
Dover
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