Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Cures Across States
Advertisements claim Pyramid Pills cure piles and related ailments. Letters from users in Vermont Texas Virginia and Michigan praise relief and urge readers to buy the remedy at drug stores for 30 cents a package with instructions on cause and cure.
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Tavariunty
Marshall
Mich
Drugeists
M. A. Wilson
Tama
D. Edgerton
Atty
Ma Coited
Wil Westleyings
Ex Presidential Candidate Bryan to Speak in Birmingham
John W Tomlinson of Alabama reports W. J. Bryan will visit the South next week and speak in Birmingham on Wednesday night with possible additional Alabama talks. The trip aims to spur Democratic activity and reaffirm Chicago Platform support at the April state convention.
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Birmingham
Ala
John W Tomlinson
Alabam
Gky
W. J. Bryan
Bryan
Alabama
Chicago
Largest Ever Cargo of Tea Brought by Sailing Vessel to New York
The Hewasian steel ship Helen Brewer from Shanghai arrived with more than 35 000 packages of tea, the largest single Shanghai tea cargo ever brought by a sailing vessel. The consignment was sent to WW J Butterfield. Tickets advertised for January to March voyages via Union Pacific.
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New York
Hewasian
Helen Brewer
Th. Mabany
Shanghai
J. Butterfield
Two Valiant Lovers Joined Navy Before Maine Disaster
In Havana February 21 reports say Americans and Spaniards view the Maine inquiry as superficial. Two Brooklyn youths, John E. Fox and John Kelly, left home years ago after quarrels and planned double weddings. They enlisted under assumed names, sent letters, then vanished and never heard from again amid Maine catastrophe coverage.
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Havana
Maine
Bach
Navy
John E. Fox
Walworth Street
Brooklyn
Pulton Market
Young Fox
Bliss Jennie Moore
Myrte Avenue
John Kelly
Sanford Street
Miss Little McShane
Spencer Street
Fox
James
Pax
Kelly
SINGERLY DEAD AFTER Coughing Fit and Smoking
Philadelphia reports William M. Singerly died at 1701 Locust Street from heart disease after a ten day cold. He was at home yesterday when a violent coughing spell struck, and he collapsed and died in his bedroom with his granddaughter Mabel Singer Meredith and two servants present. Son-in-law James S. McCartney had just left.
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Philadelphia
William M. Singerly
Locust Street
Singerly
Mie
Mies
Mabel Singly Meredith
James &. McCartney
Goa
Europe
Sillam MM. Singerly
Record Publishing Company
Chestnut Street Na Yon Bank
Chestnut Street, Savings Fund and Trust Company
Singerly Pulp and Pauper Mill
Fairmount Park Commission
Philadelphia Commercial Museum
Thin City
Bis
Chicago
Joseph Singerly
Williams
Germantown
Record
Patson
Chestnut Street National Bank
Pattison
Pennsylvania
Chestnut Street Trust and Savings Fund Company
Singecly
Gwsnedd
Montgomery County
Elkton
Ceed County
General Hastings
Palmer and Buckner
Delaware
Maryland
Pennsylvanies Bankers’ Association
Singerty
Trust Company
Messrs
Earle and
Cook
Siegerty
Stien
Peek
Bank
The New Battle StiP Kentucky
Fragmented report on naval tensions and the Maine disaster. mentions court of inquiry, Spanish attitudes, and possible U S financial strain if war with Spain occurs. includes notes on Proctor, Mulhern, and sailors’ double wedding plans amid wreckage aftermath.
Naval Reserves Ready in Quincy Company Six Hours Notice
Lieutenant Moore leads the Quincy Illinois naval reserves unit with orders to alert members to report within six hours. The command comes from Lieutenant Commander Porter of Moline as chief of the battalion. The unit is large and prepared to respond promptly to any call for services.
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Quincy
Ill
Moorehead
Quincy Company of Naval Reserves
Porter
Moline
New York Woman Dies After Foot Injury From Shoe
Ann McTague of 22nd Street New York dies after a minor foot wound caused by a new pair of shoes leads to infection and a heart rupture. Her husband, a Philadelphia publisher and banker, had faced financial collapse and health issues linked to smoking. She was touring Europe.
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New York
Ann McTague
Ervélpelus Mra
Croker's Trip Abroad Rumor Hits New York
Reports say Richard Croker may travel to England for a short stay abroad to support the fall campaign and oversee horses. officials deny definite plans and insiders doubt he will spend the summer overseas, with some expecting him to remain in New York except for brief absences during Mayor Van Wyck's term.
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New York
Richard Croker
Democratic
Javal
Croker
Ural
Tammany Hall
Atten Porinds
van Yek
Homeseekers Excursion Fare Notice
One fare for the round trip plus two dollars on Tuesday March 1 via the Santa Fe Route for tickets to Arkansas Oklahoma and Texas regions. Apply to an agent for details and stopover terms.
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Union Pacific
Pinta
Missouri
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Louisiana
New Mexico
Pishaum
Ney Ya Law City
Santa Fe
Arizona
Indian Territory
New Diesel
Agent Santa Fe
Dr Miles Nervine Promises Relief From La Grippe Nerves
A testimonial advertisement claims La Grippe damages nerves, causing delirium and dizziness. Dr Miles Restorative Nervine is advertised to quiet nerves, restore sleep, improve digestion and appetite, and repel attacks in nine of ten cases. A Delta Ohio reader says it helped with nervousness and dizziness after La Grippe and credits the remedy with lasting health gains.
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Miles
Wallace Trollridge
Delta
Ohio
Milex
Milles
Beneft
Tmeney Batk
Detroit Coney Island Planned Eight Miles From City
Detroit based investors finalize a plan to create a Coney Island style complex eight miles from Detroit on the river. George Dobey of Glencoe Ontario purchases land for 700000 with aim to rival Chicago's famed resort, seeking a compact world fair and multiple attractions ready by Chicago fire anniversary. The project includes a hotel and transfer deed already recorded, with lease talks under way.
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Chicago
Seb
Mort
Detroit
George Dobey
Glencor
Ont
Coney Island
Dobey
Alba Heywood Shot at Longview Opera House Tragedy
Impersonator Alba Heywood and Opera House manager Pegus were shot during a disturbance over free admission for Heywood’s family. Heywood fired, Pegus died, Heywood was wounded and died after at the scene. gunfire echoed as patrons fled and the crowd dispersed.
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Longview
Tex
Alba Heywood
PB. ‘T. Pegus
Pertures Fats
Heywood
Pegia
Urree Bille
Pegus
Teywool
Py- Ta
Landlords and rent talk riles Washington boarding house talk
In a cloak room discussion Congressmen debated housing costs. One tale from a well known congressman described finding a furnished home here and being quoted 34.50 per year for rent, prompting the humorous remark about what to do with the rest of his salary.
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Red
Steaenty
Washington
Hongekeepers
National Art Club planned to unite American artists
New York February 25 A group of art enthusiasts aims to form a national association linking art societies across the country. The plan includes a New York clubhouse with mixed resident and non resident members, a public gallery, and a monthly periodical to inform members about art news in America and Europe.
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New York
Tomaintain
America
Europe
National Art Club
New Tion
Salmon possession rules clarify Columbia river season
Washington state law experts state that salmon in possession is allowed outside the Columbia river area during the short closed season, provided the fish were not taken from the Columbia or its tributaries. Attorney General Winston forwards the opinion, noting the law targets only salmon from the Columbia system and not fish held elsewhere.
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Columbian River
Wash
Deslers
Eason
Calmon
Columbia Tiver
Frank G Downey
Fina
Wineston
Deas Sire
Faun
Ballinger
Augusta
Columbia River
H. Winston
Sailors wages rise as shipowners grant five percent advance
Wages for sailors assigned by the Shipowners' Association increase by five percent across most categories. The rise reflects better charter earnings, not fear of labor shortages. Rates for vessels sailing to Australia Europe South America and other regions maintain the same base figures, with exceptions noted for certain routes and vessel types.
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Tacoma
Australis
Europe
America
Bar Harterrs
Pacific States
Alaska
British Columbia
Pacite
Brithes
Colombia
Zuni Indians Indicted for Torture Allegations
Valencia county grand jury indicts Synche Hatoti Natatialua and three others of the Zuni Society of Priests for torturing Mauroir, an elderly Zuni woman, to extract a confession of witchcraft. The torture occurred at the Zuni Pueblos, with witnesses describing violent coercion and injuries. Trial set for the next term of Valencia County court. Grippe cured by Brazilian Balm, praised by Edwin Fitz Jones of Cincinnati. testimonial appears alongside notice from A J Arnold & Son.
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N.af
Valencia
Tie Denecte
Princi Pal
County
Grippe
E. F. Budige
Crippe
Bishop Wiles
Edwin Fitz Jones
Cincinnati
Ohio
A. J. Arnold & Son
Topeka
Kan
Control of the Orinoco Concession To Anglo American Syndicate
A New York Herald dispatch reports a valuable concession granted to an Anglo American syndicate led by Morgan Olcott of New York. The deal covers timber lands, immigrant settlement, and monopoly over upper river navigation from Ciudad Bolivar to Trinklad Island, with donors aiming to extend influence into adjacent Colombian and Venezuelan Amazon territories.
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New York
The
Herald
Carcassus
Morgan Olcott
Ciudad
Haven Tod
Trinklad Island
Toon Wie
Oriasco
Wil Mann & Monopay
Sisn
Amazon
Havallus
University of Essath
Puty
Areed and
Sutherlagadandor
Fhiw
Orritory
Inventor Chiefes Fireframe for Rapid Electric Fire Hoses
Barrett and Ball of Indianapolis unveil a new electric fire frame device to throw water streams from multiple nipples attached to a rotary pump. The system mounts to a reservoir and uses a motor driven by electric power with adaptable wire reels for rapid deployment across a city.
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Indianapolis
Barrett
John Ball
Ee Raye
Adianipelle Tv
Pingree’s Address at Michigan Sub Banquet
Lansing February 23 Gov Pingree urged equal and partial treatment for individuals reduction of railroad rates and fares and other indirect taxes to fit changing values He warned against trusts pools and trade violations and blamed party leaders for legislative inaction He said party harmony requires aligning with public demands or risk Republican decline.
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Lansing
Mich
Pingree
Feder
Republican Party
Largest coffee shipment arrives on Lamport steamer Canning
The Lamport and Holtling steamer Canning, Capt. H mond, arrived from Haitian ports bringing the largest cargo of coffee yet to this port. She carried 85,055 sacks and also 4,000 hides, 2 cases of rubber, and 200 tons of machinery.
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Reson
New York
Fey
Lamport & Holtling
Humond
Ha Ztian
Fruit Belt of the Ozarks Attracts Attention in South Missouri
A description praises Ozark scenery and the fruit belt from the southern sun area. The note targets fruit growers and farmers, offering a farming home seeker a chance to mail for a farm and a home. Address J B Lockwood Kansas.
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Ozarks
Miesouri
America
J. BE. Lockwood
Kansas
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