Monument to Maryland patriots set by Baltimore Society of the Sons
The Baltimore Society of the Sons of the American Revolution plans a $20,000 monument in Baltimore to Maryland patriots who fought in the revolution. The advertisement mentions medical remedies and a Spokane address, plus various unrelated snippets about labor, wages, and cures, reflecting a noisy, mixed-era page segment. The report includes a claim by Dr J. or J. Cheney about Hall's Catarrh Cure and multiple industrial labor notes from Ohio and Pennsylvania.
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The
Baltimore Society of the Sons American Revolution
Maryland
Northwest Notes Roundup From Four States
A compact roundup covers miners deaths and smallpox scares in Montana Idaho and Washington. It notes Patrick Joyce killed at Butte St Lawrence mine, ongoing Basin Wardner outbreaks, job moves in Helena and Paris, bankruptcies and bankruptcies in Idaho, postmaster shifts, reading room plans in Livingston, and local council actions on water bonds and street improvements.
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Patrick Joyce
St. Lawrence
Butte
Buttera
Lewis and Clark
Camille Paumie
J. A. Leighton
Homestake
Basin Sas
Basin
Livingston
J. T. Stanford
Great Falls
Captain Moran
Philippines
John C. VanHook
United States Surveyor General
Helena
Paris
United States
Fisheries Department
Christ Peterson
Great Falla
Union Bank & Trust Company
Marysville Provision Company
Charles Calenty
John Burmeister
F.C. Hubrish
Sheridan
Prevent Insurrection as English Organize Home Guards in Cape Colony
Cape Town reports colonial authorities mobilize British colonists into home guards to thwart Dutch insurrection. Boers attack trains and patrols 70 miles south of Lord Methuen, with sporadic shootings near De Aar and Vietora road. A De Beers solicitor's treason case gains notice as troops wear helmets following patrol clashes.
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Cape Town
Cape Colony
Michan
DeBeers Company
de Aar
Lord Methuen
DeAar
Duke of Highbury
Vietora Road
Multiersolelie
Klapmuts
Pope thanks Providence as he opens St Peter's doors
Rome January 2 reports the pope during the opening service of the holy door at St Peter's cathedral told his intimate circle he blessed divine Providence for granting him the grace to celebrate the great function and wished for his successor a long reign and glory to God Later Leo designated Cardinal Girolemano Maria Gotu as his successor and named him for the papacy
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Rome
St. Peter's Cathedral
Leo
Girolemano Maria Gotu
Regiment of soldiers said en route to join Boers
A Sioux county Dutch colony report claims an entire regiment is being sent from Orange City and Sioux Center to the Transvaal. Organizers allegedly hire and ship the men in small groups by multiple routes, with funds raised locally. Dring has occurred in remote county areas and only selected men are said to be accepted.
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la Grande
Helix
Tillamook
Post Office
Heppner Flouring Mills
Molalla
Clackamas
Juntina
Malheur County
United States Revenue
Commodore Perry
Sylvia de Grace
Astoria
Goldsborough
Wolff & Zwicker Iron Works
Portland
Columbia
Dufur
Deschutes River
Sage Brush
Crook County
Wasco County
Chicago
Orange City
Sioux
Transvaal
Sioux Center
Snow Blankets Macon and Charleston in Rare Southland Winter
Heavy snow in Macon Georgia on Sunday measures about six inches on the level, described as the heaviest ever seen in the region. Charleston South Carolina reports its heaviest December snow in 80 years, lasting four hours before freezing into an ice storm that coated trees with thick ice.
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Macon
South
Charleston
Funeral of Roland Burke Shocks Walla Walla
The funeral of six year old Roland Burke was held at his East Main Street home this afternoon. A likely unloaded gun killed him in what authorities describe as an accidental shooting. The boy who fired the weapon is said to be nearly crazy with horror.
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Washington
Spokane
Rogers
Dayton
Clallam County
Colville
Courier-Press
Spokane Valley
Puget Sound
H. J. Bicknell
Parker
Yakima County
John M. Bacon
Vancouver
Government
Whatcom County
W. A. Roderer
Anderson Wait
Waitsburg
Elberton
Leavenworth
Great Northern Railroad
Edson Dutcher
Tacoma
Seattle
Martin Everette
Kamloops
B. C
Ferry County
Hay
Everett
Carbon Hill Coal Company
Walla Walla, Wash
Roland Burke
East Main Street
Do Not Burn the Candle At Both Ends
Do Not Burn the Candle At Both Ends. Don't think you can go on drawing vitality from the blood for nerves stomach brain and muscles without doing something to replace it. Hood's Sarsaparilla gives nerve mental and digestive strength by enriching and vitalising the blood. Thus it helps overworked and tired people.
Fenian activity linked to Irish and Boer causes
A Wheeling report says a secret Irish Fenian meeting there aimed to back the movement and Boer cause, with T KE McVeigh of Dublin stating 200,000 Irishmen stand ready to strike England. A Trenton chancellor ruling labels picketing a nuisance, while Narragansett Brewing in Providence wins an eight hour day after a four year dispute.
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Columbus
Dee
Wheeling
W. Va
T. KE. McVeigh
Dublin
England
Narragansett Brewing Co
Providence, R. 1
Cure a Cold in One Day Ad and Print Strike
An old quảng sale ad promises a one day cure with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets and a money back guarantee signed by Grove. Separately printers on four Pittsburgh daily papers walked off after refused machine tender unionization and a five cent hourly wage increase demand was denied.
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Grove
Pittsburg
Union and labor news from early 1900s cities
The items report Milwaukee meeting of the National Building Trades Council on the upcoming month, union activity in Sheboygan and Buffalo, Chicago cigar dealers indicted over counterfeit labels, and a push for a nine hour day in bookbinding. Also notes the Pioneers Press under union conditions from February 1900, and sweating house enforcement in Pennsylvania with confiscations.
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National Building Trades Council
Milwaukee
Pioneer Press
St. Paul
Supreme Court of Kansas
Sheboygan
Mich
New York City
K. of L
Toronto
Canada
Omaha
Structural Iron Workers of
Buffalo
Chicago
Farmers’ International Union
Agricultural and Mechanical Workers
Strobridge Lithograph Co
Cincinnati
Campbell
Pennsylvania
Beef Famine Threatens Klondike In Tacoma Letters
Letters from Dawson warn of a December end to fresh meat with a looming beef famine in Klondike. Residents fear scarcity as outbreaks of transport delays and price spikes push meat supplies to the brink.
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Klondike
Tacoma
Dan
Dawson
Robson Bridge Contractor Dies After Office Assault
Sioux City reports John E. B. Robson, a bridge contractor, died from injuries after a burglary assault in his office. Police have no satisfactory leads to identify the murderer.
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Sioux City
John EB. Robson
Not Guilty Verdict in Arson Case for Gen Melntyre
In Waterville Washington on January 2 the jury in State v Brig Gen J D Melntyre N G W found not guilty after about 40 minutes deliberation. Also reports silk weavers in Summit New Jersey on strike and five United Metal Debs members stirring Canucks. St Paul boxmakers organized and Erle painters organized.
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Melntyre
Waterville
Wash
J. D, Melntyre
Summit
N. J
United Metal Debs
St. Paul
Erle
England faces uneasy new year amid war, markets, and US ties
London dispatch notes Britain’s giant army sits idle in South Africa while home finances show instability unmatched since the Baring crisis. Amid rising bread and coal costs and a changing press tone, calls grow for closer U S friendship, with some papers predicting a harsh fate for the Boers and a quick British move on Pretoria.
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London
Great Britain
South Africa
Europe
America
Globe
Trans- Atlantic
The
Saturday Review
Pretoria
Bitters Advocated To Cure Indigestion And Biliousness
An editorial style notice argues that Bitters will restore health by strengthening the stomach and curing indigestion and biliousness, comparing rival claims about morality and health to a medical remedy. It condemns moral corruption as the heart’s contagion while praising Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a cure.
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Ifonnia Fid Syrup Co
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Portland Wire & Iron Works
Anona M. Ross
Williamsport
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