Formal discussion of Hull-Hawley army bill in Senate
The Senate debated the Hull-Hawley army reorganization measure with Republicans Hawkey and Warren supporting, while Democrat Cockrell opposed. Proctor urged amendments, and Mitchell discussed the bill. The day included remarks on funds and war-time policies, and the session moved to consider other measures including an army fund and post office appropriation bill.
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Washington
Hull-Hawley
Senate
Hawkey
Warren
Mitchell
Cockrell
Proctor
Step
Hull-Halley
Pettigrex
South Dakota
Aliison
House
Quay
Rumors Move on Bonapartists and Groinists Threats in France
Paris reports wild rumors on Bonapartists and Grienists intentions while general calm follows M Loubet election. Moderate La Patrie Francaise members face break up. Brunettre and others resign from the league. In Newark, Ohio a widow Nancy L Sargent, nearly 80, was found frozen to death in bed near Wanover after cold snap.
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France
Paris
le Matrie
la Patrie Francaise
M. Brunettre
League
Newark
Fis
Nancy L. Sargent
Wanover
Cure Rheumatism With Swift's Specific, Says Attorney
A testimonial proclaims Swift's Specific as the sole cure for rheumatism, claiming it penetrates the blood to eradicate the disease. An attorney from Sterling, Kentucky reports relief after eleven bottles and warns against mineral remedies, while offering a $1000 reward to chemists proving no minerals in the product.
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Swift
E. K
Clinkenbeard
Sterling
Hot Springs
Ark
SS. S
Swift Specific Company
Atlante, Ga
Topeka News Roundup Mixed With Washington Birthday Tributes
In Topeka a bustling mix of spring wedding talk, theatre, music, and community events unfolds. Highlights include oblique notes on Washington's birthday observances, local concerts, and school and city planning discussions alongside automotive and railway mentions, with vendors stocking stoves and preparations for warm weather commerce.
Cubans to Vote as Cuban Admins Take Over
Havana reports Gov General Thooke will shift civil affairs to Cuban administrators while preserving military control. Proclamation dated January 1 guides reforms, with May municipal elections likely if peace endures. Education-based suffrage expansion expected. fire and postal service changes prompt scrutiny of mayor Lacoste and posts chief Rathbone. New rates and stamps planned for March 3.
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Havana
Thooke
Neen
Brooke
United States
Col. Byars
Department of Correction
Fire Department
Sehor Lacoste
Fire
Bureau of Engraving
Avalanche wrecks Seven Thirty mine area in snowslide
A Silver Puma Col. report says another slide hit the Seven Thirty and nearby mines near Nekon and John Anderson. Two rescued miners Peter Olson and David Fitzpatrick were badly injured. four men buried, two presumed dead. Site at Brown Gulch near Marrows Gulch, slide started 4:00 am, rapid alarm triggered rescue efforts.
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Denver
Silver Puma Col
Seven Thirty
Iin Nekon
John Anderson
Peter Olson
David Fitzpatrick
Cairns
der Terre
Biad
Tigheiver
Dunderberg
West Point Cadets Ordered to Manila Voyage
The February 22 Washington dispatch lists West Point graduates assigned to ferry to San Francisco for the first transport to Manila. Names include Clarke, Simonds, Bushfeld, Minus, Rows, Fundel, Har iu Jr, Poster, Herron, Calvert, Hanson, Merry, Kerr, Way, Major Jr, Justice, McClure and others of the Twenty third to Fourteenth infantry.
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Washington
United States Military Academy
West Point
Yirocess
San Francisco
Manila
Charles P. Clarke
George &. Simonds
Llewellyn N. Bushfeld
Josiah ©. Minus
Waller Rows
Charles M. Fundel
Henry J. Hariu, Jr
Pierce Poster
Charles D. Herron
Robert B. Calvert
James Hanson
William T. Merry
Frederick R. Kerr
Henry N. Way
Duncan K. Major, Jr
James Justice
Albert N. McClure
Foremost Pedagogues at Columbus Meeting Highlight Education Leaders
The National Educationist special session in Columbus on February 6 drew about a thousand attendees. Prominent educators from across the country attended. Dr. J. H. Canfield, president of Ohio State University, delivered the opening address in the Board of Trade auditorium. Prof. J. followed with remarks.
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Columbus
Coun Lry
Board of Trade Mudiatorium
J. H. Canfield
Ohio State University
Cure for chronic leg sores advertised by Medis healer
An 1880s style medical advertisement claims long standing leg sores cured by CURICtus remedies. It touts a mix of medicines and tonics from a Kansas practitioner WM Winters with testimonials and detailed, though unclear, ingredients and methods alleging removal of bone infection and blood purification.
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Winters
Medis
Hue
Betha
Crrtonas
Public Education and Libraries Highlight State Convention
Shawan, superintendent of Columbus public schools, opened with preliminaries then read a paper on Public Land and Public Education by Maryland State Superintendent EB Prettyman of Baltimore. Sherman Williams of Glens Falls spoke on Public Libraries to Public Schools, followed by a round table for state superintendents led by John W Abrecombie of Alabama.
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A. Shawan
Columbus
Maryland
EB. Prettyman
Baltimore
Sherman Willams
Glenn Falls
John W. Abrecombie
Alaama
The
National Society
Sagasta Faces Opposition in Spanish Chamber Debates
In Madrid the opposition harried the government in the chamber of deputies. Senor Canalejas pressed questions on unpaid Cuban and Philippine debts and soldier arrears, while Count dAlmenas assailed generals in Cuba. Sagasta defended his government and called for closure as the debate adjourned.
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Sagasta
Madrid
Chamber of Deputies
Senor Canaleras
Fina
Senor Pulecerver
Cuba
Senor Canalejas
Sener Canalejas
Senor Puleceiver
Count d'Almenas
Abain
Capt. Amnon
Marshal Martine de Campos
Gen. Tanares
Santiago
d’Almenas
Count Almanas
Sener Sagesta
Pope's Letter Praises Cardinal Gibbons And U S Catholics
Rome and London discuss the popes encyclical. It lauds Cardinal Gibbons and American Catholics while warning on Hecker doctrines. The document stresses doctrinal fidelity, discipline, and the church's right to set reforms, with critics noting its impact on U S clergy.
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Cardinal Gibbons
Rome
Osservatore Romano
Cardinal Gibbona
America
Father Hecker
London
the Times
Ireland
United States
Dedication Date Set for Soldiers Monuments at Chickamauga
Gen H V Boynton reports Governor Bradley fixed May 3 for Kentucky state monuments dedication at Chickamauga park during Chattanooga spring festival week. Georgia monuments are to be dedicated the same week. The wines committee seeks a unified ceremonies and a reunion attendance, with efforts to have the president attend.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
H. V. Boynton
Chickamauea-Chittanooga Military Park
Bradley
Kentucky
Chickamauga Park
Georgia
Wines Committee
Aso
Chickamauga
Farmer Ron Incident Shocks Hicksville Community
Merritt Beard, a respected farmer near Hicksville, driven to insanity, seized a team of horses and led a dangerous ride through the town causing property damage and alarm. The event occurred yesterday as authorities moved to regain control amid confusion and fear in the rural community.
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Toledo
Merritt Beard
Hicks— Ville
Mark
Sousa Leads Kansas City Concert and Topeka Attractions
John Philip Sousa opens the new convention hall in Kansas City with a concert tonight and leads his band to the Grand Goers House tomorrow. Topeka features include Miss Maude Reese Davies and Miss Dorothy Hoyle with Max Bendix company at the Grand Opera House Saturday. Tickets: course 1.85 and a simulated attraction 1. Tendix will be joined by Jenny Osborn and Jeanne Scott for the Topeka program.
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Grand Opera House
Sousa
John Philip Sousa
Kansas City
Grand Goers House
Maude Reese Davies
Max Bendix
Sim Drug Company
Topeka
Ladies” Music Club
Godoweky
Fuss~ Sian Planist
Steindel
Sim
Tendix
Jenny Osborn
Jeanne Scott
Ladies’ Music
Max Bendix Co
Jennie Osborn
Vrarmain
Seminary for Africa aims to open New York funded school
Seminary for Africa in New York seeks 310,000 to start building a theological seminary in Africa. Bishop James M Doattgee travels from Africa to raise funds while sixteen native Africans study at Wilberforce University, ready to return home to teach Christianity.
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New York
Africa
James M. Doattgee
United States
St .Paul
Rishor
New
Janesville couple order lavish pet casket in memorial bid
In Janesville Wisconsin a local couple Charles Jenkins and his wife plan a grand burial for their dog. The coffin, crafted by a furniture company, is described as about two feet by one and a half with linen trim and a hand stitched pillow for the pet.
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Janesville
Wis
Charles Jenkins
Hid Otty
al ‘A. Furniture Company
Thin Cite
Child visits a queen described by Gladstone’s granddaughter
New York report details an interview with Queen Victoria as described by Gladstone’s granddaughter Braddaughter. The Evening Post’s London special cable relays a charming scene from the royal palace, highlighting personal recollections and etiquette.
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Gladstone
Victoria
New York
the Evening Post
London
Bradfield Regulator Promoted for Women’s Puberty Health
An advertisement touts Bradfield's Female Regulator as the standard remedy for puberty related weaknesses and irregularities in women. It claims to support physical development and health when natural processes falter and notes availability through druggists and books for women. Located in Atlanta, Ga.
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Bradfeld
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Thor
Masti
Biton
Agen
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Charles Blaney
Grend Fetrusty
Uliawa
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Eisas Médicas College
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New York City
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Seminary For Africa
Janenville Canine
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Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta, GA
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