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Newspaper

Silver Lake Record

Location

Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1901

Page

7

Wabash Pullman Mexican Educational Tour Offered

Leaving Fort Wayne by special Wabash Pullman train February 27 the 30 day Mexico trip covers 7500 miles with six cars dining and sleeping facilities including a hospital dining car and observation car. Six days in Mexico City at the Waldorf Astoria of Mexico with side trips to Monterey San Luis Potosi Aguascalientes and more. Cost about 10.00 a day for all inclusive travel and membership limited to sixty. Apply to R G Thompson P T A Wabash R R Fort Wayne.

Fort Wayne Wabash R. R Mexico Mexico City Hotel Linz Waldorf-Astoria Monterey San Luis Potosi Aguas Califentes Leon Zacatecas Guanajuato Guadalajara Toluca Cuernavaca Orizaba Tampico Tula el Paso Las Vegas Hot Springs Colorado Springs Denver California Old Mexico

Senate and House Scene During Late Session

The article recounts legislative battles over codification and amendments to a bill amid Senate resistance led by Mr Loud of California. It notes speeches on the Philippines and shipping bills, and the swift passage of the Indian appropriation and agricultural appropriation bills. It also covers post office funding fights and notable remarks by Lanham and others.

Brere Loud Galifornia Senate Gears Towne Minnesota Government of the Philippines Clapp District of Columbia House Spain Richardson Frye Turner Treasury Corliss Bureau of Animal Industry Agricultural Department Bureau Mahon Rawlins Utah Ali Lanham Texas United Democracy Postoffice Committee

Population Surges in Territory as Thieves Strike

Amid a chaotic report, a territory shows population doubling in ten years while thefts occur. A Chicago air brooch valued at 2,500 is stolen from Louise Bowers. Africa houses 80 to 200 million Muslims. Maj Ange of Sweden claims a noiseless torpedo. House of Commons debates age limits. Lord Brougham notes substantial spendings over eighty.

Louise Bowers Chicago Africa Ange House of Commons

Hematite Charge Incident Sparks Earth and Rock Action

Fragmentary text describes dynamite charges used to loosen hematite rock, detailing earth movement and controlled blasting. No clear victims or location are given.

Kemp's Balsam Endorsed for Grippe Remedy

Physicians recommend Kemp's Balsam as a remedy for grippe affecting throat and lungs. Advice urges keeping a bottle ready to treat early symptoms to prevent pneumonia by loosening the cough and reducing inflammation. Available everywhere for 25 cents.

Suanza Dessers

Determination and Perseverance in Changing Fortunes

Fragmentary items reference a debate on determination in a man’s character and its outcomes, plus a legal notice regarding the senior partner of F. J. Canney & Co. in Toledo. An advertisement for Bell's Catarrh Core by KJ Cheney & Co. claims internal blood action and testimonials.

Sirius Barker Washington Star Torz Lucas Fuane J. Caexny F. J. Canney & Co Toledo Lee ES Sexor Frank A.W. Gleabon Bell KJ. Cheney & CO Droggtiats

Pancakes and sap theories in a mixed era

A garbled montage cites varied items from humor to science and commerce. It mentions Mrs. Austins pancakes, a theory of tree sap ebbing with the ocean, dye quality claims for Putnam dyes, and Krupp artillery costs, ending with a railroad settlers fare note and assorted odds and ends from an era newspaper.

Theodore Roosevelt Anecdotes From Trusted Circles

The next Ladies' Home Journal issue will publish a collection of stories and anecdotes about Theodore Roosevelt. Compiled from the intimate remarks of his closest friends and associates, the anonymously authored pieces promise a revealing portrait from a Vice-President led circle.

Theodore Roosevelt Ladies’ Home Journal

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