A Daughter Saved Wonderful recovery of miss hattie king
Miss Hattie King of Ithaca New York was gravely ill with vomiting kidney disease and fainting spells. After a year of decline her stepfather and mother credited Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with saving her life. She began treatment in January and after nine boxes she recovered fully, with marked mental and physical restoration.
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Hattie King
Humpsidt Street
Ithaca
N. Y
Chas. M. Burnett
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Schenectady
Patrons of Husbandry National Grange Meets in Harrisburg
The national Grange Patrons of Husbandry convened in Harrisburg Pa in the supreme court chamber with delegates from nearly all states. National Master J H Brigham chaired as reports noted stronger finances and growth including 141 new granges and about 100 reorganizations. The credentials committee filed a partial report as officers presented their annual updates.
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National Grange
Harrisburg
Supreme Court Chamber
J. H. Brigham
E. S. McDowell
Trimble
Kansas Pacific Control Moves to Dec 16 Sale
Omaha nov 12 officials of Union Pacific believe the reorganization committee will secure the Kansas Pacific and back the Chicago and Alton or Missouri Pacific and Iron Mountain systems for control. They cite first mortgage bonds held and property interests in dispute as support.
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Omaha
Kansas Pacific
Union Pacific
Reorganization Committee
Union Pacific Reorganization Committee
Chicago and Alton
Missouri Pacific
Iron Mountain
Attack on Moraes Seen as Conspiracy, Brazil
Rio de Janeiro authorities believe the assault on President Moraes and the death of General Bittencourt stem from a broad conspiracy. Congress ratified a government proclamation placing Nidtheroy federal district under siege as a revolt erupts in the city prison and troops move to quell it.
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Rio Janeiro
Moraes
Bittencourt
Nidtheroy
Congress
Gloucester schooner Helen G. Wells towed in damaged
The Gloucester banking schooner Helen G. Wells arrived at St. Jonans N F after a gale. Stripped of canvas rigging and spars the vessel nearly foundered Tuesday night. All 18 men aboard were injured in the voyage to the port.
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St. Jonans
N. F
Helen G. Wells
National Pulp Paper Association Formed in Boston
Manufacturers from across the United States met in Boston over two days to form a national association to improve the trade and pool export business.
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A Pulp Paper Association
Boston
United States
English Repulsed In Maidan Valley Reconnaissance
British forces under Brigadier General Westmacott suffer heavy losses in a forceful Indian tribal attack after a reconnaissance in force toward Saran-San. Regiments involved include the Dorsetshire, Northamptonshire, Sikh regiment, and two artillery batteries. Estimated British casualties reach fifty killed or wounded.
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Sma
Maidan
Westmacott
Doroashire Regiment
Northamptonshire Regiment
Saran-San
Frm
Westnacott
Lincoln Daughter Weds Mount Pleasant Man in Milwaukee
Miss Jessie Lincoln daughter of Robert T Lincoln married Warren Beckwith a Mount Pleasant Iowa business man in Milwaukee. The ceremony followed a prior romantic entanglement and faced family objections. Mrs Beckwith returned home and later admitted the marriage.
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Robert T. Lincoln
Iowa
ChicaGo
The
Times Herald
Jessie Lincoln
Warren Beckwith
Mount Pleasant
Milwaukee
Beckwith
Miss Lincoln
Lincoln
Joiners Union Bans Imported Doors and Joinery
In Galascon on November 12 officials of the Joiners Union posted notices in all city shops forbidding members to hang doors made in the United States or use imported joinery from America. The ban aims to curb speculative builders who have been importing large quantities of manufactured wood.
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Galascon
Joiners Union
United States
America
Peru Civil Marriages Made Legal by Congress
Lota Peru November 13 congress sanctioned a bill legalizing non Catholic marriages and civil ceremonies by mayors in towns with two witnesses present amid loud protests and applause. The vote ended clerical efforts to postpone. The measure is hailed as a liberal triumph for the government.
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Congress
Lota
Peru
Reconnaissance Report Near Saran Mountain
Official dispatches from Maidan say Sir William Lockhart led a reconnaissance toward Saran mountain to finish survey and forage. The operation accomplished both aims and the troops razed enemy defenses and forty villages. Lieutenant Wright was wounded and one Sepoy killed. The tribesmen suffered heavy losses.
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Sma
Maidan
William Lockhart
Saran Mountain
Wright
Turkish embassy in Berlin in debt and unpaid for a year
In Berlin on November 13 the Turkish embassy faces severe hardship as none of the staff has drawn a salary for over a year. Debts in the city total about 1,500,000 marks, with local tradesmen pressing for payment.
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Berlin
Gale Lashes Lake Michigan Coast With Heavy Seas
A November gale on Lake Michigan produced a boiling eastern sea and calmer western shores. St Joseph reports its heaviest sea since the 1881 Alpena disaster with homes and pavilions damaged. The St Joseph river rose three feet above its high mark due to the wind.
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Curiaco
Lake Michigan
St. Joseph
Severe Lake Erie gale halts navigation and wrecks Hanna fleet ship
A powerful northwest gale on Lake Erie cut navigation and reached 67 mph by 4 p.m. Two or three minor shipping mishaps were reported. In Ashtabula the steel steamer demain of the Hanna fleet broke in two after a break in heavy seas, but all crew were rescued.
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Cleveland
Lake Erie
Hanna
Ashtabula
Demain
Train derailed and burned after high wind wrecks Louisville line
A Louisville Henderson and St Louis passenger train derailed at 4 a.m. and was destroyed by fire after a box car toppled by a strong wind overturned the engine tender and combination car. No lives lost and no serious injuries reported as passengers escaped.
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LouisvilLe
Henderson and
St. Louis
Lewisport
No parental blessing for Lincoln daughter’s husband
Warren Beckwith, who wed Robert T. Lincoln’s daughter last Wednesday, remains missing as rumors of reconciliation fade. Lincoln, in Chicago, denies any plan to pardon the marriage or meet the suitor, stating his daughter is at home and he has nothing more to say.
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ChicaGo
Warren Beckwith
Robert T. Lincoln
Mr. Lincoln
Milwaukee
United States
Sey
Dr. Hobbs Sparagus
Br. Hobbes
Sparagus
Dr. Hobbs Julius Hobbs
Lia
Oses Remedy CO
Adams St
Chicaco, Ill
Banker Darragh Gets Five Years.
Kansas City news reports President J. C. Darragh was found guilty of wrecking the Kansas City Safe Deposit and Savings bank after a weeklong trial at Independence and sentenced to two years in the penitentiary.
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Darragh
Kansas City
J. C. Darragh
Independence
More Cloakmakers Out Strike Hits Freedman Shops
In New York on November 13 three hundred cloakmakers in Freedman Bros. shops walked out by order of the Brotherhood of Cloakmakers. On Wednesday 1,500 operatives in outside shops supplying Freedmen Bros. joined the strike.
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New York
Freedman Bros
The
Brotherhood of Cloakmakers
Freedmen Bros
Butterworth Improves. Doctors Expect Recovery
In Cleveland on November 13, Hon. Benjamin Butterworth is reported much better after a period of illness. Doctors express confidence he will eventually recover.
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Cleveland
Benjamin Butterworth
Senate Will Ratify It Hawaiian Annexation Assured
A Washington dispatch reports the United States Senate will ratify the Hawaiian annexation treaty. President McKinley is confident a two thirds majority will vote for ratification, with 61 pledged and more possible. The treaty, studied by the foreign relations committee, faces a prompt executive session and early ratification is expected.
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Cuicano
Times-Herald
Washington
United States
Senate
McKinley
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Turpie
Daniel
Davis
Kasson to Discuss US Canada Reciprocity
Washington officials announce definite arrangements to open talks on a reciprocity treaty between the United States and Canada. Delegated by President McKinley, John A. Kasson will meet with Canadian premier Sir Wilfrid Laurier and Sir Louis Davies to pursue a common understanding, focusing on reciprocity with border immigration and fisheries on the agenda. The aim is to reach agreement now and refine details later during the Canadian visit.
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Washington
United States
Canada
John A. Kasson
McKinley
Wilfred Laurier
Louis Davies
Sherman
Wilfred
Bering Sea
North Atlantic
Kasson
Manhattans Proposed New State By Split From New York
State of Manhattan report discusses a proposed constitutional amendment to carve 16 New York counties into a separate entity named the state of Manhattan. The plan envisions 8,960 square miles and would rank sixth in population among U.S. states.
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New York
United States
Manhattan
Blow to Building Associations in Kentucky Case Ruling
In Frankfort Kentucky citizens building and loan case Simpson vs Kentucky Citizens Building and Loan Association the court of appeals overruled a rehearing petition. Borrowers who paid more than 4 percent may sue to recover. The ruling is described as a hard blow to the associations.
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Frankfort
Court of Appeals
Simpson
Kentucky Citizens Building and Loan Association
Robbery in Lake Shore Depot Nets Ladue Klondike Nuggets
Joseph Ladue, famed Klondike prospector, was robbed of $700 in gold nuggets from a bag in his overcoat pocket at the Lake Shore railroad depot. He was walking from the train to the depot door when the theft occurred.
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CutcaGo
Joseph Ladue
Klondike
Lake Shore
Ladue
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