Senator Roach Endorses Peruna Tonic For Catarrh
United States Senator W N Roach of North Dakota endorses Peruna the catarrh cure in a Washington letter to the Columbus Ohio company. He testifies the tonic improved strength vigor and appetite and praises Peruna as the only systemic remedy for catarrh. He provides Larimore North Dakota as his home and invites readers to request a free book on catarrh at the Peruna Medicine Company in Columbus Ohio.
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W. N. Roach
United States
North Dakota
Peruna Medicine Company
Columbus
Ohio
Washington, D. C
Roach
Larimore
Peruna
Iartman
Georgian steamer rescues shipwrecked crew near New York
The British steamer Georgian from London saved Captain Stange and 30 crewmen plus his wife and two children, along with survivors from the German steamer Ella, which foundered while en route from Perth Amboy to Halifax on the same day.
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New York
London
Stange
Anise
Ella
Perth Amboy
Halifax
German Steamer Herzog Seized in Durban War Move
The German steamer Herzog was seized by a British warship and brought to Durban as a prize court case. Berlin maintains no contraband or Boer-bound cargo was aboard and London reports the war situation remains unchanged with cautious coverage of the seizure.
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Germany
Herzog
London
Hopen
Durban
South Africa
England
Larenco Marquez
Battle reports from Ladysmith and Frere Camp
London dispatches describe renewed attacks around Ladysmith with General White reporting heavy Boer reinforcement and bayonet repulses. Other cables note bombardments at Ladysmith, a serious accident to the First Suffolk at a Hoer position, and Buller claiming progress near Caesar’s Camp. A fire in Butte and the death of actor Tana Raveno are also reported.
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London
Qgeneral Buller
Frere
White
Colenso
Buller
War Office
Ladysmith
Jane
Daily Chronicle
Frere Camp
Umbulwhana Hill
Chieveley
Gordon Highlanders
Manchesters
French
Suffolk Regiment
Watson
Park
Ian Hamilton
Wagonhill
Tugela River
iGeneral White
Caesar
Daily News
Money Market Gains Extend Cash Reserves in New York Banks
The New York banks report continuing growth in cash holdings and surplus reserves as gold exports drain liquidity. End of week figures show $580,050 excess cash above year opening levels and total surplus reserves of $11,757,725. Six day expansion amid rising deposits tightened about $2,250,000 in reserve requirements with cash up $28,16,200 led by legal tender receipts from the interior. Loans rise by $4,107,600.
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New York
Clearing House
War to Stop
A Washington dispatch reports that the Transvaal government has recently asked the United States to use its good offices to end its war with Great Britain. The request came via the American consul at Pretoria, and the State Department has not yet replied.
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New York
Washington
Great Britain
Pretoria
State Department
Mysterious Disappearance of Chicago Bookkeeper
Charles A. Tracy, confidential bookkeeper for F. P. Bagley & Co., marble dealers in Chicago, has disappeared. In Cape Colony on January 4, Boers attacked Molteno and a brisk battle occurred with heavy fighting reported. No man is strong enough to do wrong with impunity.
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Chicago
Charles A. Tracy
F. P. Bagley & Co
Molteno
Sterkotrom
Cape Colony
Mine blast in Butte kills two men
Killed by a blast in the Never Sweat mine on January 8 were Mike Pino a 32 year old Italian and single and Tom Bilboa a native of England who leaves a wife and nine children.
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Butte
Mont
Mike Pino
Tom Bilboa
Never Sweat
Pino
Bilboa
England
Divorce Granted to Julia Marlowe in Ta bor Case
Actress Julia Marlowe is granted a divorce from her husband Robert Tabor in a N IL proceeding dated January 8. The report notes the settlement and custody arrangements, with Marlowe cited as the plaintiff and Tabor as the defendant in Slyde Park jurisdiction.
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Julian Marlowe
Slyde Park
N. IL
Julia Marlowe
Tabor
Robert Tabor
England's Armored Trains in Boer War Use
England's armored trains shield troops in the war with the Boers and are praised for protection like Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, claimed to expel dyspepsia and related ailments for fifty years.
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England
Hostetter
Quake Hits 13 Villages in Achalak Region Reports
Russian Caucasia town of Tiflis reports that 13 villages in the Achalak region have suffered earthquake shocks. Six settlements are described as completely destroyed and 800 bodies have already been recovered.
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Tiflis
Russian Caucasia
Achalak Rer
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promise of Blood Purity
An advertisement asserts nature governs health, claiming Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies the blood and sustains vigor. It urges readers to choose Hood's, implying superiority in aiding natural balance and health.
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Hood
Labor War with New York Sun Rages Despite Court Injunction
The bitter contest between organized labor and the New York Sun persists, with hints of backing by powerful capital interests and covert support from other dailies to weaken the typographical union. Kansas City printers endure a strike and boycott as court actions muddle the situation.
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New York Sun
Sun
Kansas City
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