Mrs Pinkham Vegetable Compound Restores Health
A letter from Mrs Patrick Danery of West Winsted Connecticut praises Mrs Pinkham and her Vegetable Compound. She had suffered severe female ailments including back pain faintness and bloating, could not sleep and had a bad taste in her mouth. After using the medicine she reports feeling well, able to work, and free from bloating.
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Patrick Danery
West Winsted
Conn
Pryr
E. Pinkham
Many Delegates Attend National Association of Manufacturers Meet
Cincinnati January 94 A large group of manufacturers arrived for the annual convention opening at Odd Fellows hall with headquarters at the Grand hotel. President McKinley and cabinet will not attend, but other public figures may speak. April committee work continues, Haupt to address canal topics, and excursions are planned to Dayton on a special train with entertainment at the National Register Co. works.
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Cincinnati
National Association of Manufacturers
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Association
Grand Hotel
McKinley
Washington
L. M. Haupt
Nicaraguan Canal Commission
Philadelphia
Inter Oceanic Canal
Search
Miami Valley
Dayton
Works of the National Register Co
No trouble anticipated over Samoa says US envoy
United States Ambassador White in Berlin said no trouble was anticipated over the Samoa situation. He noted ongoing discussions since 1889 between Washington and Berlin, and favored a fair settlement once all facts are known, praising the treaty basis and German cooperation.
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Berlin
United States
White
Samoa
Washington
Foreign Office
Pacific
Pope Gives Audiences From Bed Says Rome Desk
London dispatch reports the pope holds audiences in bed per a physician’s advice, but the pontiff refuses to suspend official duties. In Washington, Murat Halstead, in town, meets with President McKinley and Secretary Hay and is named for the Librarian of Congress post.
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London
Rome
The
Daily Chronicle
Dre Lapponi
Washington
Murat Halstead
McKinley
Hay
Librarian of Congress
Peoria Death Prophet Foretells Death at Sick Man’s Bed
Meir Goodman, Peoria’s death prophet, predicted Israel Black’s death last week and then visited William Faerger, who is ill with grip. Friends gathered, some on Faerger’s death list, causing a stir and anxiety as a spectator collapsed after hearing June 15 as a death date.
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Peoria
Ill
Meir Goodman
Israel Black
William Faerger
Faerger
Samoa Crisis Sees Allied Powers Seek Pact Revision
Washington reports pending Samoa news as the United States, Britain and Germany prepare for a diplomatic conference. The U S demands equal role in Samoa’s government while insisting the Berlin treaty stands, noting tripartite violation and possible American action if talks fail. The German consul at Apia faces scrutiny though officials deny clear misconduct. The Pacific situation draws cautious optimism from London papers about goodwill and mutual respect.
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Samoa
Apia
United States
Berlin
New York
Herald
Germany
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Iroquois
Honolulu
Oregon
Es Beatty
Foreign Office
Flake
London
Morning Post
Mea
Great Britain
Life for her jewelry ends in Passaic bakery fire
Miss Emma Rumpler, 22, died in a Passaic New Jersey fire after returning to her bedroom to retrieve jewelry as smoke filled a three story brick building on Main avenue housing Rumpler's bakery. Miss Grace Winthrop survived by leaping from a third story, saved by a firemen's net with injuries.
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New York
Emma Rumpler
Grace Winthrop
Passaic
N. J
Main Avenue
Rumpler
Winthrop
Disputed Mission Rock in Court Over Navy Reservation
In San Francisco on January 23 a legal fight looms as Mission Rock, a small bay island, is set to pass from California Dry Dock Co to the government. President McKinley designated it a naval reservation, with seizure to be made in the name of the United States, a move the dock company plans to challenge after years of possession and about half a million dollars spent on the island.
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San Francisco
Mission Rock
Bay
California Dry Dock Co
McKinley
United States
Dock Company
Esterhazy Seeks Release from Professional Secrecy Oath
Maj Comte Ferdi nand Walsin Esterhazy the reputed author of the Dreyfus bordereau arrived from Rotterdam to testify before the court of cassation. He wrote to M De Freycinet requesting to be released from his oath of professional secrecy and the minister acceded. Esterhazy is believed to appear before the court Monday and he declines to receive visitors.
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Paris
Comte Ferdinand Walsin Esterhazy
Dreyfus Bordereau
Rotterdam
Court of Cassation
M. DeFreycinet
Comte Esterhazy
Filipino Junta in Washington grows with new arrivals
Five Philippine representatives operate from the Arlington hotel in Washington. New arrivals Lozado Juan Luna and J Marti Burgos join Aguinaldo and Lopez. Luna is bedridden from travel while the group claims to represent the Philippine government. The state department will not meet Aguinaldo in any official capacity. The junta faces opposition and seeks formal communications to the U.S. Senate. Burgos claims 80,000 Filipinos under Aguinaldo and notes procurement of arms from Spain. Funds for the junta reportedly cover the 400,000 Aguinaldo obtained by desertion pact.
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Washington
Manila
Arlington Hotel
Agoncillo
Lopez
Lozado
Juan Luna
J . Marti Burgos
Luna
Continent
Othier
É & Pe
United States
Cretary Haya
At Pe
Aguilaldo
State Department
Fery
Senate
Pine Republic
Aldo
Burgos
Spain
Aguinaldo
Cavite
Philippine Junta
Philippine Islands
Two Fights for Liberty in New Orleans
Santiago Morphy, a Mexican bank embezzler and American turfman, escaped extradition after a legal fight when Maj. Juan Solares took him from jail. Later Morphy fled Canal Street with masked supporters, prompting a crowd clash that left Solares dazed and Morphy at large. Police hunt Morphy.
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Santiago Morphy
Parlanger
United States District Court
Juan Solares
City of
Mexico
Soloray
Southern Pacific
Canal Street
Morphy
Maj. Solares
Solares
Pleaded Guilty to Forgery in Tragic Case
Louis J. Saure a New York clerk who forged for twenty thousand dollars pleaded guilty to forgery in the second degree. He was remanded until Friday for sentence to allow Laure to see his wife once more before she dies. Her life is hopelessly short with death expected at any hour.
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New York
Louis J. Saure
Laure
Offer to France Concessions on Madagascar Hinted
The Times discusses Anglo French relations and hints Paris may receive concessions on Madagascar in exchange for French shore rights in Newfoundland. The note appears in a London dispatch dated January 22.
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France
London
The
Times
Madagascar
New Foundland
Double Tragedy in Chicago Widow and shooter dead
CHICAGO Jan 23 John Deithioff shot his wife after a quarrel on Sunday then shot himself twice. Both died later at the hospital. The couple had not been living together for some time.
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Cago
Funeral of Ex Gov Cooper in Colorado Capitol
The remains of ex Governor J B Cooper lay in state at the Colorado capitol from 11 a m to 1 p m on Monday. The legislature adjourned as a mark of respect and attended the funeral services held that afternoon.
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Cooper
Denver
Col
J. B. Cooper
Capitol
Forest accident claims farmer Cyrus Lambert in Shelbyville
Shelbyville Indiana January 24 Cyrus Lambert aged 50 a married farmer was killed when a tree limb struck him Monday while he was felling the tree The tragedy occurred in Shelbyville with no further details available at press time.
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Shelbyville
Ind
Cyrus Lambert
Army Reorganization Bill Dominates Week in Congress
The Senate plans a busy week with the Army reorganization bill at the center, while anti scalping and treaty actions loom. Debates over expansion, pension and diplomatic appropriations arise as Congress weighs compromises on Philippine policy and army manpower. The House aims to push reform despite Hull’s illness, facing party divisions and temporary increases to meet security needs.
Paris Peace Treaty Status Hangs Over Senate
In Washington on January 24 the senate did not take up the peace treaty during an executive session debate. Supporters claim 33 or 34 votes may be present, enough to defeat the treaty if not ratified this session. An extra session could follow only if ratification fails or Spain payment terms are extended, otherwise opponents may yield to avert added session.
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Wistington
Committee On Foreign Relations
Senate
Friends of the Treaty
Spain
United States
Miller's Expedition Lands Near Iloilo in Guamras Island
Gen. Miller's forces landed on Guimaras Island three miles from Iloilo with no opposition. Otis in Manila confirms the landing was necessary to prevent loss of soldier morale on transports. Pacification policy to continue and no Iloilo landings planned for now. Also notes Senate executive session over naval nominations and a bill restricting polygamists from Congress. Hastings named director of the bureau of American republics.
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Iloilo
Washington
Miller
Otis
Manila
War Department
Russell Hastings
Ohio
Northampton
Mass
Bureau of American Republics
Joseph Smith
Aen. Hastings
Kennedy given life sentence in county killing case
Williamson West Virginia January 23 Sam P Kennedy was sentenced by the circuit court on Saturday to the penitentiary for life for the killing of Harrison Steele near Devon last fall. He is the first convict in the county ever sent up for life.
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Kennedy
Williamson
W. Va
Sam P. Kennedy
Harrison Steele
Devon
Fire at Egloibar-Dova Claims Twenty Lives
News from San Sebastian reports a devastating blaze at Egloibar-Dova ten miles west of the city. Twenty people perished in the fire and details remain scarce as authorities begin inquiries.
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Madrid
San Sebastian
Egloibar-Dova
Spaniards Flag Captured At Havana Harbor
Capt. Eaton of the auxiliary cruiser Resolute seized a 20 foot Spanish flag in Havana harbor after a Spanish schooner saluted with a large flag beneath the Cuban banner. Naval cadet Tarrant and Marine Officer Thorpe led a small force to the Spaniard, who refused to lower it before the vessel proceeded. The captured flag will be held as a prize.
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Havana
Eaton
Resolute
Tarrant
Thorpe
Eubailmend Nee
President to appoint new Anglo American commission member
The president plans to fill the vacancy caused by Mr. Dingley’s death on the Anglo American commission and has told senators and representatives, including Representative Tawney of Minnesota, that the vacancy will not be left open as the panel nears completion.
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Washington
Dingley
Tawney
Minnesota
Ways and Means
Beauchamp Appointed Governor of New South Wales
London dated Jan 24 reports Earl Beauchamp named governor and commander in chief of New South Wales, succeeding Viscount Hampden who had held the post since 1895. The note places the appointment in the imperial colonial governance sequence.
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London
Earl Beauchamp
New South Wales
Viscount Hampden
Reynolds in critical condition after stroke
General Joseph I. Reynolds, retired, who had a paralytic stroke recently, was worse Monday night and his condition remains critical as of January 24 in Washington.
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Washington
Joseph I. Reynolds
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