Trials and Triumphs of Mrs Moore and Pink Pills
A Tribune correspondent visits Greeley Colorado to profile Mrs Ann Moore of 'Squire Moore and her husband. Mrs Moore details illness and relapse over years and credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with restoring health and strength. The piece includes testimonial sworn by a notary, and notes the pills’ claimed benefits and pricing.
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Tribune
Fezer
Dr. Williams
Falkner
Joseph Moore
West Riding
York
England
Derby
Conn
Moore
United States
New York Tribune
Horace Greeley
Greeley
Colorado
Justice of the Peace
la Grippe
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Company
Schenectady
N. Y
Pr. Williams’ Medicine Company
Cuba Leagues Congratulate General Lee on Patriotic Stand
Dispatch from New York dated February 27 cables to General Fitzhugh Lee in Havana. The Cuban League of the United States, representing the American people, extends cordial congratulations for his patriotic stance. They say it redeems the country from infamy tied to some of its officials.
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Cuban League of the United States
New York
Fitzhugh Lee
Havana
Northwestern Flour Output Rise at Minneapolis and Twin Ports
Minneapolis flour output last week reached 213 560 barrels up from 200 770 the prior week and 218 465 in 1806. Superior and Duluth combined produced 80 680 barrels, above 31 445 the week before and 30 000 in 1896. Domestic demand strengthened, Minneapolis sales around 250 000 barrels, with foreign bids far below millers' expectations.
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Northwestern
Minneapolis
Superior
Duluth
Millers
Funeral of Archbishop Grace in St Paul
The funeral of Archbishop Thomas L. Grace, second bishop of St Paul, was a solemn morning service. The remains lay in state at St Joseph's hospital before an 8 o'clock procession to the Cathedral for a pontifical requiem mass with Archbishop Ireland as celebrant, followed by interment at Calvary.
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Archbishop Grace
St. Paul
Thomas L. Grace
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Ireland
Calvary
Robbery at Spanish Consulate in New York
During the absence of Senor Jose Acuma the Spanish vice consul and his wife, their apartments were robbed of 3000 dollars in cash and jewels valued at 17000 dollars. Many valuable papers, some of vast importance to the Spanish government, were stolen.
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Consu
New York
Senor Jose Acuma
Ten Thousand Cloakmakers Threaten Wages Strike
New York cloakmakers threaten a wage strike with ten thousand workers poised to walk out. Martin Klein, secretary of the executive board of the United Brotherhood of Cloak Makers, expects the action to be declared next week.
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New York
Martin Klein
The
United Brotherhood of Cloakmakers
Overdue Cambrian Sinks From Halifax Towage
The Allan line steamer Assyrian, en route to Halifax and Portland, reports rescuing the London bound Cambrian after storm damage on Feb 15. The Cambrian, a 4 masted passenger ship of the Wilson-Furness-Leyland fleet, is seven days overdue from London with cargo and passengers for New York.
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Halifax
Allan Line
Portland
Cambrian
London
New York
Persia
Wilson-Furness-Leyland Line
Siberian
Glasgow
Electric car wreck near Chicago causes several deaths
An electric car on the One Hundred and Third street line was caught between two trains on the Chicago and Eastern Illinois railroad. Four passengers plus the motorman and conductor were aboard. three of six killed outright and three others severely injured. Victims named are George O'Macy motorman, R. W. Young collector for Clinton & Rhodes, and Peter Fucher splitz car driver. The accident is blamed on the motorman's recklessness.
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Clinton & Rhodes Company
Peter Fuchersplitz
Butlernut Mill Purchase Ties Central Wisconsin Firm
The Butternut mill and adjacent real estate in Ashland Wisconsin were bought by W. L Caffora of Stevens Point. Central Wisconsin is reported to be backing the deal. The property sits in a county covered with pine and hardwood forest.
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Hoghtayshland Mill Ashland
Wiis
Butternut Mill
Ajacent
W. L Caffora
Stevens Pont
Wisconsi
Autonomy Granted for Crete Under War Powers Deal
London dispatch reports that the powers have agreed Crete will receive extensive autonomy with Turkish troops and administration to be withdrawn quickly. Greece must evacuate the island and withdraw ships, or face blockade. authorities promise explanations in Parliament.
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London
George J. Goschen
Admiralty
Crete
Lord Salisbury
Balfour
The
Times
Vienna
Greece
the Times
Discontent Grows Over Crete Policy in Britain
London reports rising popular discontent with the government stance on Crete. Liberals attack Salisbury and Conservative papers as biased toward capitalists. The Daily Chronicle and Today urge agitation and strong action against perceived dishonor to England’s flag tied to sultanate influence and Greek coercion.
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London
Crete
Daily Chronicle
Jerome K. Jerome
Marquis of Salisbury
William
The
Chronicle
England
Greece
Palace fire destroys Crete capital archives
The governor's palace in Canea Crete burned with archives and officials blaming Italian forces for the blaze. Fire started at 5 am in a central room next to the Italian commander's bedroom. the commander escaped in a blanket due to the heat. The incident ends the last vestige of the Turkish government machinery in the area.
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Canea
Crete
Greek Press Divided on War and Macedonia Move
Athens dispatch reports two leading papers urge moderation toward European powers while others push for immediate war declaration and invasion of Macedonia warning Europe could suffer more than Greece.
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London
the Times
Athens
Macedonia
Europe
Greece
Crete Fighting Toll From Official Figures
Athens reports 400 Turks killed wounded or missing in Crete clashes and 104 taken prisoner according to official figures.
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Athens
Crete
Cuban President Salvador Cisneros Said to Have Died
Havana reports that Salvador Cisneros, Marquis of Santa Lucia and president of Cuba, has died recently from illness according to a telegraph from Puerto Principe.
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Havana
Puerto Principe
Salvador Cisneros
Santa Lucia
Body in the ruins after South Dakota blaze
MiLBank South Dakota February 26 fire destroyed seven business houses causing about 40000 dollars in losses. Narrow escapes occurred as flames trapped Andrew Vez who perished inside Mrs Malish's bakery where the fire began.
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Milbank
S. D
Andrew Vez
Resolution backs US protection for Americans in Cuba
In Austin on Feb 26 a resolution was introduced in the house and referred to federal relations praising Consul General Lee for protecting American citizens in Cuba and urging US government protection for Americans there. The session faces a deadlock with a fighting minority blocking a general assignment law. The Amalgamate society orders a general strike on the Northeastern railroad system amid crowded railway meetings at New Castle and Chartpool.
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Austin, Tex
Committee On Federal Relations
Lee
Cuba
United States
Lexpos
New Castile
Chartiepool
Ugly charges spark sensational minority report at capital inquiry
In Hevena on Monday a minority committee report accuses the state capitol building commission of bribery and a corrupt contract with an architect. It details alleged land purchase arrangements and stone quarry schemes, with checks paid to secure quarry interests and caps on building costs. The report, joined with the majority’s critique of bad judgment, is referred to a new select committee.
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Hevena
Mon
Whiteside
Flathead County
State Capitol Building Commission
Stuart Escapes Death Despite Pneumonia Attack
Dan Stuart, once expected to die by physicians, has battled mountain fever pneumonia with both lungs affected. The Texan promoter remains ill in Carson City while preparations advance for a live bird shoot and a card featuring two added welter and featherweight bouts. George Green faces Mysterious Billy Smith for 3000 dollars. Martin Flaherty meets Cal Hawkins for the featherweight crown and 2500 dollars.
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Carson
Nev
Dan Stuart
Stuart
George Green
Billy Smith
Martin Filaherty
Cal Hawkins
Nine Farm Family Killed by Train Near Cu atoa Ga Tenn
A Southern Railway passenger train struck a wagon four miles east of Cu at Tanooga Tennessee at 12 40 pm killing nine members of W J Woodward family of Jersey hamlet with Virginia Woodward the only survivor a 3 year old girl found uninjured after the wagon lay across the tracks in a cut the locomotive extended over her position.
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TanooGa
Tenn
Southern Railway
W. J. Woodward
Jersey
Virginia Woodward
Virgie Woodward
M'KINLEY TAKES SUNSHINE DAY AS GRIP LINGERS
Canton Ohio February 26 Major McKinley remains free of fever but suffers lingering grip symptoms. He took a drive and a short walk and hopes to be well soon. Banquet honors Mark Hanna and visiting correspondents at Hereford House last night.
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Canton
Phillips
Major McKinley
McKinley
Hereford House
Mark Hanna
Senate Acts Alone to Investigate State Institutions
Des Moines Iowa February 26 Senate passes resolutions to conduct an independent investigation of state institutions. A committee of Senators Carroll Alexander Heary Craig and Benson will supervise. Institutions’ officers must appear in Des Moines with their books on notice.
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Des Moines
Senate
House
Carroll
Davis
Alexander
Linn
Heary
Webster
Craig
Butler
Benson
Dubuque
Five of Them Dead in Gas Poisoning Tragedy
August Hanson his wife and five children living six miles from Oldham were found unconscious from flax straw gas and stove smoke. The wife and four children are dead and Hanson is in critical condition. One boy is recovering. no inquest is considered necessary. Iowa Banner reports: J H Jordan cashier of the Baxter bank pleads guilty to fraudulent banking after the bank failed with about 150 dollars in assets of a claimed 40000 capital.
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Escap Ng Gas
Lake Preston
Hanson
Oldham
Iowa
Murderer Found Dead After Yankton Reservation Tragedy
The murderer of the Sheep family on the Yankton reservation near here, who killed Sheep and his wife in a marriage of three months, was found dead after fleeing in a wagon and shooting himself.
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Tynpatt
Yankton Reservation
Here
Bessel
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Williams’ Paints
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