Cleveland Birthplace Memorial Opened In Ohio
The Grover Cleveland Birthplace in Cleveland was dedicated as a memorial. The event included a $17 610 purse and a plan to raise $25 000 for upkeep. Andrew Carnegie pledged 7 500 for a connected memorial library on the adjoining lot. The two story frame manse will be restored and painted white with green trimming.
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N.J
Grover Cleveland
Rover Cleveland Birthplace Association
First Presbyterian Church
Richard F. Cleveland
Esther
T. J. Preston
Cleveland Memorial
Caldwell Presbyterian Arch
Memorial Association
E Memorial Library
Andrew Carnegie
St Patrick Day Gift To Irish Home Rule Fund
The United Irish League of America sent ten thousand dollars to the Irish home rule fund through National Treasurer Thomas B. Fitzpatrick of Boston yesterday.
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Boston
United Irish League of America
Thomas B. Fitzpatrick
Syrup of Figs Promises Fast Relief for Sick Children
A vintage medical pitch touts Syrup of Figs as a safe, tasty remedy to cleanse stomach and bowels. It claims gentle relief within hours, emphasizes natural figs and aromatics, and urges parents to demand the California Fig Syrup Co product.
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California Fig Syrup Co
Dr Kings New Discovery Cough Remedy Review
The advertisement touts Dr King s New Discovery as the world s most reliable cough remedy for forty three years. It claims over three million bottles used last year and offers a money back guarantee. A testimonial from J J Owens of Allendale South Carolina asserts long term effectiveness for coughs and colds and lung troubles. 65c and 1.00 at druggists.
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Dr. King
J. J. Owens
Allendale
S. C
Bryan Eyes Two Years to Ireland Home Rule Victory
Secretary of State Bryan told a St Patrick's banquet audience in Chicago that Ireland will celebrate home rule in two years. He predicted the British Commons will pass the bill, bowing Lords to the people, marking a world wide advance against aristocratic rule. He urged optimism, spoke only of home rule, and then left for Springfield after two talks with Governor Dunne.
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Chicago
Bryan
Irish Fellowship Club
Washington
Ireland
House of Commons
London
House of Lords
Mran
Great Britain
Scotland
Mr. Bryan
Dunne
William L. O’connell
Springfield
Blazing Discretion Says London Post on Bryan Speech
The Morning Post calls William J. Bryan’s St Patrick’s banquet remarks in Washington “blazing in discretion.” It notes Bryan congratulated Irish Nationalists on home rule success and hinted at end of hereditary rule, urging caution to avoid offending Britain and affecting US relations.
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London Post
Associated Press
London
Morning Post
William J. Bryan
Washington
Post
Bryan
Great Britain
United Kingdom
United States
Bishop Finds Tiger in Hotel
Associated Press reporting from Lawrence Kansas dated March eighteen describes a hotel porter mistaking a Methodist bishop for a whiskey request and delivering liquor instead of water. Officials investigate illicit liquor suppliers in the city and county.
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Bishop
Tiger
Lawrence ,Kas
Associated Press
Lawrence
Kas
Kohler Fired From Office In Cleveland Police Chief Scandal
The civil service commission discharged Frederick Kohler chief of police for gross immorality and conduct unbecoming an officer. Charges stem from alleged visits to Mrs Schearer’s home in 1912. Kohler sought a full pension, while the panel commended his service and noted he cannot grant pension.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Civil Service Commission
Fred Kohler
Baker
Kohler
Mary Schearer
Schearer
Police Department
America
Theodore Roosevelt
Frederick Kohler
President Wilson to Open West Virginia Jubilee
President Wilson will press a button in Washington June 16 to formally open West Virginia's golden Jubilee celebration. The act will release one thousand carrier pigeons and one thousand toy balloons with free tickets, signaling to Harrisburg Annapolis and Columbus.
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Associated Press
Wheeling
W. Va
Wilson
Washington
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Ohio
Pennsylvania man paroled after 37 years for Wisconsin murder
Edward Eckart of Pennsylvania won parole from the Wisconsin penitentiary after thirty seven years in prison for a 1875 murder in Jefferson Wisconsin. He maintained innocence claiming Peterson was killed by a tramper and his conduct in prison was exemplary.
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Associated Press
Waupun
Wis
Edward Eckart
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Eckart
Charles Peterson
Jefferson
Peterson
Trarhp
Supreme Court of Wisconsin
Circuit Court of Appeals of
United States
Milwaukee
Uncle Sam's Kitchen Meat Ad Promotes Hoyt's Brand
After the Pure Food law, city laboratories test labels to prevent misbranding. The Home Meat Preparing Company shipped a tested batch to the Philippines. The advert touts Hoyt's cooked ready to serve meats as superior and cheaper than market options, urging grocers to stock.
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Home Meat Preparing Company
Philippines
Uncle Sam's
Heroic 15 year old saves others in rabies tragedy
Fred Piepher of Strassburg Illinois died in a Chicago hospital from rabies after a stray dog bite during a schoolroom prank. He pushed a girl away from the biting animal and later protected others as the dog spread rabies to four pigs and a horse. The boy’s sacrifice saved classmates while his family sought treatment. The report ends with an unrelated advertisement for Cham berlain's Cough Remedy.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Fred Piepher
Strassburg
Ill
Piepher
Morissey Names Mulraney Innocent In Priest Killings
New York dispatch reports convict Morrissey from Dannemora will testify in Manhattan about the killing of Patrick McBreen known as Paddy the Priest. He says he heard shots outside McBreen’s Tenth Avenue saloon and saw two men flee. Mulraney’s execution at Sing Sing was stayed by a sixty day gubernatorial reprieve.
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New York
John Morrisey
Dannemora State Prison
District Attorney's Office
Patrick McBreen
Paddy
John Mulraney
Sing Sing
Mulraney
Sulzer
Morrisey
William A. McCabe
State Prison Department
Morrissey
McBreen
Tenth Avenue
Orleanians Indicted for Misuse of Mail
Federal grand jury returns indictments charging misuse of the mails against Dr. B. A. Ledbetter, member of the Louisiana state board of health, and Dr. W. R. Mandeville, a New Orleans physician. Ledbetter allegedly offered information on obtaining illegal practice. Mandeville allegedly agreed to take an illegal case. Indictments rest on letters allegedly written by the doctors.
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New Orleans
Federal Grand Jury
B. A. Ledbetter
W. R. Mandeville
Ledbetter
State Board of Health of
Louisiana
Dr. Mandeville
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Gains Noted Reputation
The remedy has earned wide trust and extensive sales due to its cures of coughs colds and croup. It is dependable and sold by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
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Cambridge
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Uncle Sam
Hoyt
B. Luscher & Son Paint CO
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F. G. Horton
Accountant van Antwerp Building Mobile
DR. Brown
Dauphin Street
Mobile, Ala
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Brute
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ST. Francis ST. Bell
Crichton Lumber Co
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