Limantour Seeks Peace with Guerrilla Contingent Plan
Paris report cites Jose Ives Limantour, Diaz’s finance minister, urging peace talks with the insurgents and proposing government formed guerrilla bands if rebels refuse arms laydown. He warns of a prolonged conflict if negotiations fail and notes his own lack of political ambition. He plans to return home in two weeks.
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Limantour
Diaz
Paris
Jose Ives Limantour
Mexico
Senor Limantour
Aranch
Democrats Win Veto Power With War Claims Rule
Washington reports the naval appropriation bill passed after the Mann filibuster ended with a gag rule on appropriations bills. The two thirds suspension rule grants Democrats veto power, limiting debate to forty minutes. Hobson warned of potential war with Japan within ten months and a six to ten year war duration.
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Washington
Dalzell
Committee On Rules
House
Mann
Navy Yard
Richmond Pearson Hobson
Japan
Many Turks Die in Quake at Monastir and Beyond
A violent earthquake struck Monastir and surrounding Monastir vilayet on Monday causing many deaths and destruction to mosques and houses. The afflicted seek shelter in the cold as authorities request 300 tents and relief funds. Monastir, a European Turkey city 85 miles NW of Saloniki, is a military center with wheat tobacco gold and silverware and carpet industries. The diverse population totals about 45 000 with Christians making up about half.
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Constantinople
Monastir
Macedonia
Winnipeg Leads Continent In Wheat Receipts And Yields
Winnipeg, Manitoba emerges as the continent’s top wheat receiving market with 88,269,330 bushels last year, surpassing Minneapolis. The report details extensive yield feats across Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta with numerous farms posting 25 to 85 bushels per acre on wheat and oats, including McMillan Bros 70,000 bushels on 2,200 acres and several farms near Strome, Rosthern, Craven, and Westbourne yielding strong per acre results.
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Winnipeg
Minneapolis
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Redvers
Sask
Jens Hartness
Elphinstone
Muir
A. Loucks
Wymyard
K. Erickson
P. Solvason
Dempster
Man
Mackenzie & Mann
Wainwright
Battleriver
M. B. Ness
Tofield
Montrose
J. Leonie
Edmonton
Frank McLay
Horse Falls
Johnson Bros
Agricola
McMillan Bros
Westbourne
G. W. Buchanan
Pincher Creek
A. Hatton
Macleod
B. F. Holden
Indian Head
Marquis
Preston
Histon
Wm. C. Carnell
Neil Callahan
Strome
Wm. Lindsay
Joseph Scheelar
Spohn Bros
A. Ss. McCulloch
J. Blaser
Macklin
D. N. Tweedle
John Currin
Sam Fletcher
Craven, Sask
Albert Clark
Charles Keith
Albert Young
Stony Beach
Lumsden
George Young
Arch Morton
James Russell
Rosthern
Jacob Friesen
John Schultz
John Lepp
A. B. Dirk
Robert Roe
Grand Coulee
Bedley
J. Cleveland
T. Dundas
Sedley
M. E. Miller
W. A. Day
J. O. Scott
James Bullick
A. Allen
Jos. Rumons
Alex Ferguson
W. R. Thompson
Russell
A. D. Stenhouse
Melford
Hector W. Swanston
Welwyn
John McLean
Advertisements and health remedies from a historical paper
A collage of old ads promoting cheap fuel options, Allen's Foot-Ease comfort, and cosmetics, with claims for shoes and health aids. Also mentions Dr. Pierce's Pills, Garfield Tea, PAZO OINTMENT for piles, and general health slogans to boost vitality and well being.
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Allen
Olmsted
le Roy
Stella
Bella
Dr. Pierce
Hood
Spohn Medical CO
Goshen, Indiana
Great Northwest
Minnesota
North Dakota
Montana
Oregon
Great Northern
Idaho
British Columbia
Chicago
Kansas City
St. Paul
Pacific Coast
E. C. Leedy Gen
St. Paul, Mian
C. W. Pitts
S. Clark Street
Chicago, Ill
L. Douglas
Douglas
W. L. Douglas
W.D. Douglas
W.l.douglas
Mali
Faetory
Igpark
Brockton
Mass
Pilsgerald & Lo
Box Mi
California Fig Syrup CO
Mtpany
GLYRA
California. Fig Syrup CO
New York
Riverdale
New York City
Hudson River
Ati
Miss Bangs
Biss Whitoe
Planten
Xo Ay
BELL
69Th St
Pringe Albert
Sulus L Woodward
Board of Trade
Prince Alvet
Northwestern Jewelry Co
Northwestern
Jan Grippe
Parr Brothers
Govans
Baltimore
Maryland
Ay Radle
Tallahassee
Florida
Ww, N. Y
Chigago