A Terrible Accident and a Cure Tale
A Crestline Advocate feature recalls Miss Fannie Thoman recounting a runaway horse accident near her home in May 1894. After a severe kidney complaint and long illness, she credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with restoring color, strength, and vitality after twelve boxes, praising them as a cure for various ailments tied to poor blood and nerves.
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Fannie Thoman
Miss Thoman
Galion
Ohio
Mamma
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Company
Schenectady
N. Y
Put Newctable Is Most Grave Reported to Have Complained
The dispatch from Hong Kong says American arrivals in Lonpox bitterly criticize Major General Otis for inaction leaving Manila water supply to rebels. It notes insurgents aim at Manila and concentrate nearby. Aguinaldo's dispatches to the Filipino junta are reported as stopped.
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Lonpox
The
Daily Mail
Hong Kong
Manila
Otis
Aguinaldo
Dreyfus Affair Deepens In France Crisis
Paris reports the Dreyfus affair has reached a bitter chapter with accusations and threats in cafes and shops. Observers see the president of the court of cassation driving agitation against the tribunal and questioning the fairness of the coming decision. A potential leader in M. Quesnay de Beaurepaire is seen as key to the republic’s fate.
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Paris
Dreyfus
Court of Cassation
M. Quesnay de Beaurepaire
Rios Warns Natives Prepare Attack on Manila
General Rios, from Manila, reports the Philippine situation is grave as rebels mass near the capital to assault Manila. He says Visayas natives refuse American landing and threaten force, while Spanish defenses are strengthened. He claims Aguinaldo's proclamation has sparked rebel enthusiasm.
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Maprio
Rios
Manila
Philippine Islands
Visayas
Chilo
United States
Aguinaldo
Nothing Over Night War Department Reports No Otis News
Washington January 13 The War Department said no overnight word reached Manila regarding General Otis or the insurgent situation. Officials noted Otis has discretionary authority to pursue peaceful means and has full approval from the president up to now.
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War Department
Otis
Washington
General Otis
Manila
Aguinaldo
Press Disapproves Of Philippines Policy In London
London papers criticize the Philippines situation, suggesting Senator Foraker spoke for the president in the senate remarks and express disappointment and disapproval of any possible U S relinquishment of the Philippines.
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London
Philippines
Foraker
Senate Chamber
United States
Press telegrams to Manila subject to censorship
The Eastern Telegraph company announces that press telegrams to Manila are subject to censorship. In Washington on January 13, orders were issued for the muster out of the Fourth Kentucky volunteer artillery at Camp Anderson, Alabama, as part of reducing the U S military forces to a peace basis.
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London
The
Eastern Telegraph Company
Manila
Washington
United States
Miles
Kentucky Volunteer Artillery
Camp Anderson
Ala
Jail Dynamited by Four Desperate Robbers
In CoeBus Neb on January 13 four desperates jailed for shooting an officer and multiple robberies dynamited the jail during the night. The escape bid failed and two of the crooks were seriously or fatally injured.
Dingleys Wonderful Vitality Reported by Physicians
Washington January 13 doctors express great encouragement for Representative Dingleys recovery citing his remarkable stamina during a severe illness and the evident vitality he maintains despite the desperate health crisis.
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Dingley
Washington
Jan
House Members Greet Shafter In The Corridor
Washington January 11 General Shafter appeared in the house corridor and was soon surrounded by members introduced by General Wheeler. For a time the floor was nearly deserted as members joined the escort to meet the commander of the Santiago expedition.
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Washington
General Shafter
House of Representatives
House
General Wheeler
Santiago
Paris Papers Tie Novilles Visit to Pro Peace Alliance
Paris reports say Marquis de Novilles, French ambassador at Berlin, met Emperor William to push a new powers grouping against English imperialism and for peace. The envoy warned that Britain's released blue books on future negotiations act as an ultimatum in disguise, inflaming public opinion and hardening concessions stance.
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London
Paris
The
Times
Marquis de Novilles
Berlin
William
Great Britain
No Cabinet Crisis Declared By Sagasta In Madrid
Maprio Jan 12 The premier Senor Sagasta met with the queen regent for an hour and then announced no cabinet crisis and that he would not seek a vote of confidence. He said the present ministry would appear before parliament, prompting excitement in political circles about a possible crisis. It remains unclear if the crisis is delayed or if colleagues may reconsider resignations.
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Maprio
Senor Sagasta
Wilson at Matanzas Arrives With New York Regiment
Major General Wilson governor general of the province arrived at Matanzas on a US transport from Savannah. He was greeted by General Sanger staff and the Twelfth New York regiment with a band. Officials escorted him to the palace where a luncheon and reception followed. Betancourt pledged Cuban cooperation.
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Matanzas
Wilson
United States
Savannah
Sanger
Twelfth
New York Regiment
Pedro Betancourt
Government Placid in Dreyfus Case Outlook
London report by M de Blowitz predicts neither government nor chamber will seek the Dreyfus case from the criminal branch of cassation. Interpellations in the chamber are expected to yield a confidence vote in the government.
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London
M. de Blowitz
Paris
the Times
Chamber of Deputies
Dreyfus
Court of Cassation
Chamber
Rotterdam Search for Esterhazy Before Sail to America
Dutch steamer Rotterdam arriving from Rotterdam reports police searched for Count Walsin Esterhazy during passenger embarkation. He was said to be staying at a Rotterdam hotel attempting to flee to America. The incident reflects ongoing pursuit linked to the Esterhazy case.
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Rotterdam
America
New York
Count Walsin Esterhazy
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