U S Minister Louis E Johnson Endorses Peruna
Louis E Johnson son of Reverdy Johnson asserts Peruna relieves catarrh and urges its use. The advertisement claims catarrh harms body secretions and offers Peruna as a radical cure with free guidance from Dr Hartman in Columbus Ohio.
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Louis E. Johnson
Reverdy Johnson
United States
Maryland
President Johnson
England
F. Street
N. W
Johnson
Hartman
Peruna Drug Manufacturing Co
Columbus
Ohio
Dr. Hartman
The
Hartman Sanitarium
Silent photographic pair sparks a wary exchange
A cryptic line hints at tension between a photographer and his subject. The verse suggests repeated insistence and defiance, with imagery of a powder horn and a peace pipe implying conflict and ultimatum in a historical newspaper tone.
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Hot-Head
Roosevelt Seeks Arbitration For Venezuela Dispute
Washington reports President Roosevelt proposes Venezuelan conflict be submitted to The Hague for arbitration. Allies counter with Roosevelt himself arbitrate. If agreed, Venezuela’s Bowen would sign with allies a protocol to send the case to arbitration and craft a formal treaty guaranteeing foreign interests and orderly justice while ending coercive loans during revolutions.
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Hague Tribunal
Roosevelt
Mr. Bowen
Venezuela
State Department
Casa
Hague
United States
Castro
Arbitration talks on Venezuelan dispute progress
Secretary Hay reports partial responses from Great Britain Germany and Italy on arbitration of the Venezuelan crisis. Britain favors guarded arbitration while Germany accepts in principle with many details to settle and Italy endorses arbitration but follows the senior partners. The United States argues against strict guarantees and hopes public opinion pressure will secure a settlement. The Hague tribunal is seen as a feasible path. Mr Bowen may visit Washington to push adjustments.
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Washington
Hay
Great Britain
Germany
Italy
England
Venezuela
United States
Hague Tribunal
Bowen
State Department
Caracas
Collision of Owl and Stockton Flyer Kills and Injures Dozens
A night crash between the southbound Los Angeles Owl and the Stockton flyer near Bayon kills sixteen and injures twenty seven. The Stockton locomotive’s boiler leaks caused steam and debris to block cars packed with Fresno passengers. a freight engine was used to reef. A flagman warning was sent as the Stockton train reportedly received the signal but was not stopped in time.
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Bayon
Cal
Los Angeles
Oakland
Stockton
Mrs Grant Laid To Rest In Riverside Mausoleum
In a simple service at Riverside Drive mausoleum New York Mrs Ulysses S Grant was laid to rest attended by about 500 guests including Governor Odell Secretary Root and many generals and officials Bishop Andrews and Bishop Smith conducted the service which opened with Lead Kindly Light and closed with The Land Beyond the Sun and Abide With Me.
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New York
Riverside Drive
Ulysses S. Grant
Odell
Low
Root
Barker
James Grant Wilson
Grenville Dodge
Horatio King
Charles F. Roe
Andrew Carnegie
Army
Navy
Frederick D. Grant
E. G. Andrews
Methodist’ Episcopal Church
Alexander Mackay EB. Smith
Pennsylvania
Methodist Episcopal
Protestant Episcopal
Roosevelt Lauded As A Man Over Government
Toledo Mayor Golden Rule Jones praised Theodore Roosevelt as a man greater than government for solving the anthracite region crisis. He told the Chicago Peace Society that force is futile and that killing in battle is murder, arguing peaceful settlement over arms.
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Chicago
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Roosevelt
Jones
Toledo
Chicago Peace Society
Finlandic famine spurs relief effort for four parishes
In St Petersburg an Anglo American church starts a drive to feed and clothe Finnish schoolchildren from four parishes after crop failures leave about 400000 destitute and starving. Pastor Francis appeals for help, noting conditions now worse than 1867 when 100000 died.
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ST. Petersburg
Finland
Francis
Senate approves pension and deficiency bills with outbreak fix
The Senate passed the pension appropriation bill and an urgent deficiency bill. The pension bill totals 139,847 dollars. The deficiency bill amounts to 1,148,400 dollars and includes 500,000 dollars to fund stamping out foot and mouth disease in New England states.
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Washington
Jury Convicts Bribers In House Delgates Trial
ST LOUIS five ex delegates convicted of bribery receive five year sentences each. Defendants John A Sherman Charles J Denny Charles Gutke Edmund Bersch and T E Albright filed motions for new trials and were released on bond.
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ST. Louis
House of Delegates
John A. Sherdan
Charles J. Denny
Charles Gutke
Edmund Bersch
T. E. Albright
Nebraska cattle bill aims to lease public lands in Congress
Bartlett Richards led the Nebraska delegation to President Roosevelt to press a proposed community of interest bill for leasing public lands. Senators Dietrich and Millard hosted the delegation, with plans to push action after the holiday recess. Interior officials noted Mosby’s potential removal as scrutiny over land use grows. Comstock and Hill then departed for New York.
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Millard and
Dietrich
Mosby
Nebraska
Washington
Bartlett Richards
Cattle Growers’ Association of Nebraska
Coronado
Cal
Far the
West
Lacey
Public Land Committee of the House
Dietrich and
Millard
Richards
Roosevelt
Interior Department
Hitchcock
Wyoming
W. G. Comstock
Ainsworth, Neb
Daniel Hill
Gordon
Mr. Richards
New York State
Farmers' Co Operative Grain Meeting in Lincoln Nebraska
Meeting announced for January 22 1903 at University Hall Lincoln to promote the Farmers Co Operative Grain and Live Stock association. Speakers include James Butler manager of the Central association and delegates from Kansas. Reduced rail rates advised for attendees across Nebraska rail lines.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
University Hall
Stock Association
James Butler
Gentral Association
Kansas
Farmers’ Grain Ass'n
Benedict
D. W. Baker
B. Watts
Thayer
R. B
T. C. Prather
Farmers’ Business
Shelby
H. Thelen
H. H. Hewitt
German agricultural bureau moves to Chicago center
The German government will run its agricultural experts' bureau from Chicago next year, transferring the operation from New York. Dr. Walter Wever reports Chicago is chosen as the central hub for the program, replacing the previous embassy expert in Washington and the New York presence.
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Chicago
United States
Walther Wever
Washington
New York City
New York
Rounding Up Ladrones in Manila Province
Manila reports a large constabulary operation against Ladrones in Rizal province with Manila police aiding. A northern city cordon aims to stop Ladrones from entering as U.S. fleet prepares evolutions for a two week period including landing tactics and base seizure near Subic. battleship Kentucky present and Oregon expected soon.
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Manila
Risi
United States
Luzon
Subig
Kentucky
Oregon
Sultan's Troops Hemmed In by Rebels in Morocco
Madrid dispatch reports the sultan's imperial forces are fully hemmed in by rebels in Taxgiers Morocco. The commander was told his troops cannot advance or retreat as loyal tribes switch to the pretender's side strengthening the uprising.
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Madrid
Taxgiers
Morocco
Answers German Demands
Caracas confirms Venezuela cannot find offensive tone in its reply to Germany. The note explains publication of the March 1901 confidential note, mentions considering a fiscal agent, and says Venezuela will satisfy civil war claims and reestablish public credit when able. It rejects joint action with Britain tied to German policy and asserts a path of mutual respect.
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Caracas
Germany
United States
Venezuela
R. Lopez Baralt
Roosevelt Likely Accepts Venezuelan Arbitration Role
London reports indicate President Roosevelt may accept arbitration over Venezuelan disputes proposed by allied powers. Secrecy guards every negotiation phase, but indications favor Roosevelt acting as arbiter. His involvement would ease guarantees objections long discussed at the foreign office and reflects Washington’s swift handling of vital issues.
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London
Roosevelt
Foreign Office
Washiington
Senate sub committee prints statehood bill testimony
The sub committee of the senate committee on territories printed the house omnibus statehood bill testimony as a 394 page senate document with maps. It includes quotations and answers from many people about the size population resources schools churches business moral and other characteristics of the three proposed states and related information.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Territories
Senate
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