Promote Stomach Health With Dr. Pierce Remedies
The article argues many diseases stem from stomach disorders and blood impurity, asserting Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery cures stomach digestion problems and related headaches and liver troubles. It includes a patient testimonial from Miss Mary Belle Summerton of San Diego Texas and offers free medical pamphlets and pricing for the book Common Sense Medical Advisor.
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Galton
Mary Belle Summerton
San Diego
Duval Co
Texas
The People’s National Family Newspaper Description
The paper releases news on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday with foreign and domestic correspondence, short stories, illustrations, humor, industry, fashion, agriculture, and financial markets. Subscription prices are $1.50 yearly for this paper and $2.00 yearly with The Houron-ITE.
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Davy Tribune
Weekly Tribune ends with National Family Newspaper note
An early 20th century promotional blurb markets the Weekly Tribune as a national family paper for farming and rural readers. It claims comprehensive news from The Daily Tribune, agricultural content, and broad readership with subscription pricing listed.
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United States
IBUNE
Prospects for Hay-Pauncefote Treaty Dominate Senate Week
Durable optimism runs through Washington as the Hay-Pauncefote treaty nears ratification while reciprocity and tariff bills await action. Senators, chiefly Southern, express little opposition and expect ratification before Christmas. Debate will spotlight criticisms of the document and potential ties to canal legislation, with other issues delayed until January.
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Washington
Senate
Friends
France
Great Britain
West Indies
Philippines
House of Representatives
Knox
Native Scouts Kill Deserter and Verify His Filipino Tie
Native scouts from Nueva Ecija killed David Fagin, the American deserter, decapitating him but identifying the head as his. They recovered his Filipino army commission and a ring linked to a captured engineer. Meantime General Torres was ordered hanged for an assassination but General Chaffee disapproved, citing doubt of direct order. Patterson’s expulsion case remains before the supreme court with arguments about jurisdiction.
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Manila
Benbagon
Nueva Ecejo
David Fagin
Twenty-fourth Infantry
Colored
Fagin
Frederick van Alstaetter
Engineers
Chaffee
Torres
Patterson
Sixto Lopez
United States
Supreme Court
W. Morgan Schuster
Philippines
Australia Enacts Industrial Arbitration Law
Sydney note reports government passage of the arbitration bill granting a supreme court headed body broad powers. It requires reference of all employer worker disputes, bans strikes or lockouts pending reference as a misdemeanor, and allows a standard wage order with employer preference for union labor. No appeal is allowed from the court's decisions.
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Sydney
Supreme Court
Prevent Labor Troubles In New York Federation Session
The National Civic Federation announces its first annual industrial department session on December 16 and 17 in Manhattan. Leaders from major employing firms and labor groups will discuss conciliation and arbitration to avert strikes, including topics on machinery impact on labor and the shorter hour movement. A permanent executive board will be formed with participation expected from the American Federation of Labor, railway brotherhoods, and business interests.
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New York
National Civic Federation
Federation
Industrial Department
New York Board of Trade and Transportation
American Federation of Labor
Railway Brotherhoods
Rizal Birthday to Be Celebrated in Philippine Schools
Superintendent Atkinson orders all Philippine schools to celebrate Jose Rizal Day annually with recitations on his life and deeds. Paterno urges contributions from students parents and teachers for a Rizal memory monument. He says Rizal would aid Filipino children in gaining education if alive.
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Manila
Atkinson
Archipelago
Pedro Paterno
Jose Rizal
Rizal
Paterno
Washington
Philippine Tariff Action Faces House Decision
Washington expects the House this week to pass a measure addressing the Philippine tariff after the Supreme Court decision. Republicans in the Ways and Means Committee debate temporary Dingley-rate enactment versus a full, permanent tariff plan for the islands. Chairman Payne and Mr. Dalzell favor a permanent scheme, with a day’s work if a temporary measure is chosen.
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House
Supreme Court
Ways and Means Committee
United States
Philippines
Payne
Dalzell
Threw Down the Gauntlet to Wellington Boss
Nanaimo B C December 10 mixers of Extension Alexandria and Nanaimo mass meeting vote for amalgamation of underground workers. They challenge Hon James Dunsmuir president of Wellington Coal company who threatened to close mines. Executive committee to draft affiliation articles and sympathy strikes feared.
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Nanaimo
B. C
Alexandria
James Dunsmuir
Wellington
Four Coaches Burned Train Wreck at Macon
The Central of Georgia passenger train from Savannah derailed after crossing the river near Macon at 4 a.m. and plunged off a high embankment. Cars including the Atlanta sleeper burned. twenty injured, one killed Julia Boynton colored of Columbia Ga. Walter Mains circus members aboard. Mail saved but damaged.
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Central of Georgia Railroad
Savannah
Atlanta
Walter Mains
Julia Boynton
Columbia
Officers Beaten as Deputies Driven from Arrest
In Scranton Pennsylvania at South Main avenue a clash followed an attempted arrest of boys stoning cars. Three deputies were overwhelmed by a large crowd with gunfire. two officers S F Cosgrove and B T Reilly were hospitalized. Earlier six o'clock a mob attacked five deputies, seized their prisoners and withdrew after a volley of stones and bricks.
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South Main Avenue
S. F. Cosgrove
B. T. Reilly
Fire at St. Mary's Private Sanitarium Causes Panic
A dangerous fire at St. Mary's private sanitarium at 318 Berry Street in Milwaukee prompted a panic among 27 inmates. Firemen and patrols evacuated 24 patients. 10 were too frail to move without assistance. The blaze started in a rear barn from an overturned lamp. Property loss was small.
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Milwaukee
St. Mary’s
Berry Street
New Year's Present at Armour & Co Salary Increases
Chicago December 10 More than 10 000 employees of Armour and Co have been notified of a salary increase effective January 1 Many older workers will also receive bonuses in addition to higher pay Secretary C F Langdon said the step follows the companys yearly practice Armour and Co employs between 20 000 and 30 000 men.
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Chicago
Armour & Co
C. F. Langdon
Parable Echoes on Forbidden Knowledge and Temptation
A reflective line presents Adam choosing the forbidden apple to illustrate desire for what is prohibited. The speaker argues the error was in forbidding the serpent, suggesting eating the serpent would have avoided the moral lapse. The tone mirrors cautionary mythic commentary.
Difference Between a Starving Dog and a Dog in Verse
The fragment debates how a starving dog shows trust and kindness when rescued, comparing it to a concept or person described as vincsperous, implying contrast between needful plea and safe temperament.
StromArt. The Kind You Have Always Bought
An old stock market quip notes October as one of the dangerous months for stock speculation alongside July January September August December February April March June November and May.
Cattlemen Ordered Out of Choctaw Nation Lands
Prominent Choctaw Nation cattlemen face eviction from communal grazing lands with claim of intruder status. Officials say federal backing supports the move as the government seeks to allot grazing areas, prompting alarm among cattle owners with thousands of cattle.
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Ardmore
J. T
Coomein
Intertor Department
Reassembly Aims At South African Concentration Camps
London dispatch reports that when Parliament reconvenes the British government will propose relocating refugees from South Africa’s concentration camps to settled districts. A Brussels despatch notes Holland seeks support from powers to press that those in camps be transferred to Holland.
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London
South Africa
Brussels
The
Standard
Holland
McKinley Memorial Fund Formed by Illinois Trades Union
Chicago leaders in labor circles form the President McKinley Trades Union Memorial Association of Illinois. An initial fund of 300 is raised by city letter carriers to support a monument, with a committee appointed to continue fundraising.
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Chicago
McKinley Trades Union Memorial Association of Illinois
British Trade Returns Show Decline in Imports and Exports
London December 10 The British Board of Trade reports November imports fell by 2 923 000 and exports by 1 782 000. For the first eleven months of the year imports are down 1 769 000 and exports down 11 654 000 versus the same period last year.
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London
Aged Couple Die Within Half an Hour in Fremont
In Fremont Nebraska Isaac H Brown and his wife died within thirty minutes of each other. Both were long time residents and in good health at supper. Mrs Brown died at 9 30 and under thirty minutes later her husband expired.
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Fremont, Nebd
Isaac H. Brown
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