Court martial begins for General Eagan over insulting language
Washington witnesses the court martial of General Eagan ordered to try him for insulting General Miles. A delay may be requested to prepare a defense, a right for officers called before a court martial. Verdict is expected. punishment uncertain, though dismissal is unlikely.
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Miles
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Egan
Army
Homeseekers Excursion Rates Announced by Union Pacific
Union Pacific announces reduced Homeseekers excursion rates for westward travel. Prospective travelers are urged to obtain advertising matter and full information from E. R. Breisch, agent, for details on business or pleasure trips.
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E. R. Breisch
Brooklyn Sailors See Sphinx Above Muscat Harbor
A Brooklyn crew recalls their historic voyage aboard the old Brooklyn and its dramatic encounter with the British gunboat Sphinx at Muscat. The crew watched a sunlit display of the royal name on the Sphinx wall and then raised the U S S Brooklyn motto as dawn broke.
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U. S. S. Brooklyn
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Sedley
Cook
Washington Post
Kidney Trouble and Swamp Root Offer
The article warns kidney ailments cause widespread illness across ages and classes. It touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a cure and offers a free booklet and sample by mail from Kilmer Co, Binghamton NY, via Sidney Telegraph readers.
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The Orator Brings Tears With Faint Vision Claim
In a New York court James T Brady defends a young woman in a will case. Her eyes, though beautiful, show no sight due to optic nerve paralysis. He evokes empathy and reveals her disability to explain why she cannot influence the jury. The Philadelphia Press notes his dramatic appeal.
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James T. Brady
Brady
Philadelphia Press
Leader publisher recounts grippe recovery with remedy
Mexia Texas publisher Jas A Jones reports recovering from a second bout of la grippe using Chamberlains Cough Remedy. He says the second attack was less severe, caused only six hours of bed rest versus ten days first time, and credits the remedy for faster return to work. For sale by dealers.
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A. Jones
The
Leader
Mexia
Texas
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Swift
J.N. Murdoch
Snodgrass St
Dallas
County Expenditures Estimated by Cheyenne County Board
The Cheyenne County Commissioners on January 10 outline yearly expenses for county government. Totals include 12000 for county and court operations, 27000 for bridges, 3000 for roads, 800 for soldiers relief, 3000 for interest and principal on bonds, and 3000 for prior year indebtedness. County Clerk W C Hullock signs the notice.
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Cheyenne County
Franklin
Board of County Commissioners
W. C. Gullace
Ae Sidney
Neb
Cheyenne
Nebraska
W. C. Bellock
Sidney, Neb
The Cruel Knife in Medical Debates
Excerpt argues surgery cannot cure cancer or blood diseases and is often fatal. It claims the disease is in the blood, not removable by cutting, and that nine of ten surgeries hasten death.
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Swift Specific Co
Atlanta
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