A Study in Apples and Andover Theatrics
A composite snippet links Aunt Abbie and Augustus with repeated scenes in Andover, detailing apples asters and architecture via Augustus admiring Andrew Arnold. It shifts to a religious tract urging repentance and acceptance of Jesus Christ as savior, attributed to Rey P C Cromick.
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Augustus Anderson
Abbie
Augustus
Andover
Andrew Arnold
Andrew
Agustus
Ann
Christ
Jesus Christ
Rey
P. C. Cromick
Strong Testimonials For Lydia E Pinkham Remedy
From Mrs. A W Sarr of Biddeford Maine and others in Lexington Indiana Powell Station Tennessee describe relief from female ailments after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. They report backache weakness despondency fatigue and restored activity after treatment.
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A. W. Sarr
Summer St
Biddeford
Lydia E. Pinkham
Secretary Long Recommends a Larger Navy
The Treasury reports cash balance of 295 million dollars and gold reserve of 241 million. Secretary Long proposes a large increase in ships and men for the navy in the coming session. He also sent two reports to peace commissioners to counter Spain's claims on the Philippines. Dewey contracts to raise three wrecked Spanish ships for about 500 thousand dollars. Troops on furlough from Porto Rico may be mustered out if not needed. First Spanish-American War pension issued to Jesse F. Gates for injuries at Santiago. Health reports show low death rates among 20,000 troops. A yellow fever death occurs in Washington. Cuban mission leaders Sanguilly and Garcia proceed to New York for talks with U S authorities. The war department indicates fewer troops may be needed in Cuba than previously planned and Chicago to be commissioned in New York on the 1st proximo.
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Corbin
Porto Rico
Cuba
Jesse F. Gates
United States Artillery
Gates
Shafter
Santiago
War Department
Cienfuegos
Fiest
Reform of the Chicago at New York Yard for European Fleet
Officers who served on the Ver mont and at the New York navy yard assisted in repairing and outfitting the Chicago. The vessel had been out of commission nearly three years and has since undergone a near complete transformation. She is now one of the most formidable ships in the American navy with increased speed stronger armor and heavier armament. It is possible she will join Admiral Sedley's fleet bound for Europe.
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Vermont
New York Navy Yard
Chicago
Sedley
Europe
PROFITLESS TRAIN ROBERY NEAR BANSTOW CANADA
A westbound Santa Fe train was stopped by two robbers who fired on express car guards Hutchison and Blakely. One robber was killed by return fire, the attackers fled, and a posse pursues. The dead man remains unidentified. the robbers appear inexperienced and no loot was secured.
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Banstow
Can
Santa Fe
Bunnell
Hutchison
Blakely
Teamn
Havana News Reports Rise in Street Crime
Havana police report an alarming crime surge with twenty to thirty daylight hold ups daily and organized gangs terrorizing outer neighborhoods. The disbanded municipal firemen reserve unit and the recent disbandment of the orden publico hamper police efforts as Havana awaits a Spanish chamber of commerce post evacuation.
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Havana
Mnch
Orden Publico
United States to Raise Three Spanish Vessels at Manila Bay
Admiral Dewey contracts a Hong Kong wrecking firm to raise three sunken Spanish warships from Manila Bay for 500000 dollars. The target ships include Isla de Cuba Isla de Luzon and Don Juan de Austria to be rebuilt under Naval Constructor Capps for U S protection in the Philippines and Asiatic coast. Admiral Schley receives repeated ovations in Frep princessure Alabama and Montgomery invites President McKinley to visit on December 17 or another convenient date.
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United States
Admiral Dewey
Navy Department
Hong Kong
Manila
Hichhorn
Philippines
Isla de Cuba
Isla de Luzon
Don Juan de Austria
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama Senate
McKinley
General Assembly and
People of
Alabama
Accident in Kelveny Resort Claims Life of Jim Wells
John Majors was unloading a shotgun when it discharged accidentally at Kelveny Resort in Kentucky. The blast struck Jim Wells, Majors' brother-in-law, and he died from the injuries. Local authorities investigated the incident as an accidental shooting.
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Kelveny
John Majors
Jim Wells
Majors
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