Washington Letter on cloture and canal policy in 1901
Washington, March 8, 1901. Senator Platt and the Hanna group back a cloture rule to shield ship subsidy aims and canal dealings. Morgan pushes to abrogate the Clayton Bulwer treaty, while Republicans oppose. caucuses shape stance as extra sessions loom. Senators Patterson Dubola Hertfeld Harris Turner attend Democrats' caucus. others may join opposition. no cloture likely without broad consent.
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Nevada Law Changes Separate Sheriff and Assessor Roles
Nevada Legislature enacts that from January 1903 the offices of Sheriff and Assessor in Lander County will be distinct. Salaries and fees remain as previously allowed. A separate Pan American Exposition exhibit plan is approved with a three member Nevada Board of Commissioners and a non paid manager, funded by a new Pan American Exposition Fund of five thousand dollars.
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To Cure a Cold in One Day Ad and DeWitt’s Salve Note
An old advertisement warns that Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets cure colds in one day for 25 cents. It also cautions against counterfeit DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve, claiming fakes cause poisoning, and promotes the original with the DeWitt’s name as a healing salve for skin diseases and piles. Brown Bros.
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DeWitt's
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Rapid surrender likely for Boer leader Botha in London report
London telegrams indicate government plans a swift public statement announcing General Botha's surrender. Har rison's condition worsened with death imminent per his physician. McKeesport plant explosion demolished the brewery complex killing two and injuring two with one missing. A rear end collision near Arlington Heights killed two and injured eight of stock and freight crews. Russian English clash narrowly avoided near Tien Tsin as contractors began a siding on disputed Russian land. British troops guarded the site while Russians lacked forces to challenge.
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Harrison
McKeesport
Chicago & Northwestern
Arlington Heights
Chicago
Tien Tsin
Englih
President to Tour Pacific Coast This Spring
Washington dispatch reports the President will journey to the Pacific coast this spring with Cabinet members and Ohio lawmakers. He plans to depart late April or early May, travel via the Southern Pacific route, begin with New Orleans, make several Texas stops, and possibly meet President Diaz at El Paso. The voyage will last five to six weeks with a northerly return.
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Pacific Coast
Ohio
Congress
New Orleans
Texas
el Paso
Diaz
Mexico
For Rent Cottage Near Roundhouse by Rusconi
Small furnished four room cottage for rent with building and furniture new. Inquire of Josephine Rusconi southeast of roundhouse marvel. Includes advertising about stomach health and Kodol Dyspepsia Cure by Brown Bros.
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Josephine Rusconi
Roundhouse, Marvel
Dressed Poultry Sale By H A Gilbert This Week
H A Gilbert offers dressed poultry for sale on Friday and Saturday each week at Wells Fargo Co's premises in Nee mile. Sale times and quantities are to be announced locally and customers are advised to inquire at the premises for details.
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H. A. Gilbert
Wells, Fargo & Co's
Nee, Miwl
Doctor's Favorite Prescription Claimed To Help Suffering Women
Advertises Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for chronic female illnesses and stomach fatigue, with a testimonial from a Mrs. Re indicating relief after using multiple bottles. Mentions Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser offered free by mail.
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Sonics Peis
Dr. Pierce
RV. Pierce
Buffalo, Noy
Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup Ads Teething Relief
A vintage promotional notice touts Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup as a cure for teething distress in children and claims it treats diarrhea wind colic and gum inflammation. The ad markets the product at twenty five cents per bottle and urges buyers to seek it from druggists worldwide. It also promotes One Minute Cough Cure for lingering coughs and throat and lung issues from Brown Bros.
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Mrs. Winslow
One Minute Cough Cure Endorsed for Croup and Colds
An advertisement from the San Francisco agency offers buying services with fast orders and special attention. It promotes a cough cure for grippe asthma and whooping cough, claimed to quickly cure coughs, colds, and throat or lung trouble, endorsed by mothers. Brown Bros. is listed.
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People’s Purchasing Agency and Information Bureau
San Francisco
Examiner
Brown Bros
Union Pacific Improves Track To Swift, Safe Travel
Six ition Dollars Spent by the Union Pacific Railroad Company in improving what was orig inally the finest track In the Weat. A comparatively straight and level roadbed, ballasted with dust less Sherman granite, rendering pos sible the highest rate of speed together with the highest degree of safety. Solid comfort, security and pleasure to our patrons. Are you going East? If so you can not afford to go via any other than this royal highway. Further Information on aplication personally or by letter to F. B. CHOATE, General Agent, Salt Lake City. DeWitt's Little Early Nisers most popular little pills for liver and bowel troubles. Brown Bros
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Union Pacific Railroad Company
Weat
Royal Highway
F. B. Choate
Salt Lake City
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