Retaliatory Sill Enacted by Senate in Trade Tangle
Washington January 25 The full text of the Retaliatory Bill is enacted authorizing the President to deny entry to British Dominion vessels and to restrict fish and other goods from the Dominion if U S rights under treaty or law are violated or vexed. Violations carry a misdemeanor with up to 1000 fine or two years imprisonment or both.
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Senate
Wasurxaton
United States
America
North America
United
Brave English Doctor Faces Backlash Over Kidney Health Cure
A prominent physician in England defends Warner's Safe Cure for Bright's Disease in an open letter to the Family Doctor. He cites cases of kidney failure, urges doctors to consider the remedy after standard methods fail, and faces disciplinary threats from medical colleges while the public continues to use the treatment.
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Wae
Ronsox
L. Rcsl
K.Q.C
The
Royal of England
Professi
London
Freexce
Bogiend
South America
Royal Navy
Brit
Warner
Bright
Orner
Tam
England
College of Surgeons and Queen’s College
Canine Sagacity Shuttles Between Homes on Trail
A collie owned by a shepherd at Bughtrigg was sent by train from Jedburgh to Langholm on Tuesday and arrived safely. It stayed at the new home until Friday morning when it disappeared. The dog unexpectedly reappeared at Bughtrigg on Monday morning, tracing a nearly sixty mile journey over hills and moors, remarkable for a shepherd’s dog.
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Bughtrigg
Jedburgh
Langhollm
Langholm
Dhaver
Useless Creatures in Snipe Hunt Near Austin
Two amateur Nimrods go snipe hunting near Austin. The quarry proves elusive as they debate the usefulness of creatures while one hunter jokes about snakes and reptiles. The exchange ends noting the lawyer always stands to weapon the judge.
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Austin
Yeapon
London Press Reacts To United States Fisheries Retaliation Bill
The London press comments on the U S Senate passage of the Fisheries Retaliation bill. It notes mixed American sentiment toward England yet urges caution to avoid escalating tensions. Canadian and British officials discuss diplomatic avenues while stressing rights and peaceful negotiation.
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London
the Post
United States Senate
England
the Chronicle
Canada
Gourley
Sunderland
House of Commons
Great Britain
United States
Cleveland
Messrs
Ingalls, Frye and Hoar
Explosion near Fort Scott demolishes railcar and injures crew
Two hundred cases of dynamite exploded near Fort Scott Kansas as a Missouri Pacific Magazine car derailed a train of twenty three freight cars. Brakeman Scott Hooker was killed. Engineer and fireman injured though not seriously. Ten thousand dollars in glass shattered citywide. Nearby Davitt defense toward Cardinal Simeoni spread.
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Fort Scott
Scott
Kan
Missouri Pacific
Scott Hooker
Sedalia
J. R. Dillon
8. Shufford
Elliott
Aged Beauties Historical Women Not Young Yet
A survey of famous women described as fascinating despite not being young. It recalls Helen of Troy, Cleopatra, Livia, Anne of Austria, Ninon de l Enclos, Catherine de Medicis and other royal and literary figures, noting ages around thirties to seventies and their enduring beauty or influence.
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Helen of Troy
Troy
Paris
Pericles
Aspasia
Cleopatra
Antony
Livia
Augustus
de Poictiers
Henry
Duke of Orleans
Catherine de Medicis
Annne
Austria
Europe
Buckingham
Richelieu
Ninon de l’Enclos
France
Mme. Recamier
Barras
American Register
Pills, tonics lift warnings against disease and crime
An old advisory fragment extols early arrest of crime and disease. It touts Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Harter's Tonio as cures for coughs, consumption signs, and bodily debility. The piece cites testimonials, addresses in Buffalo New York, and vague calls to treatise requests with stamps.
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Wm. Hall
Joan F. Henny & Co
New York
Pierce
Cod Liver Emulsion Promoted for Consumption Debility
Sufferers from consumption scrofula bronchitis and general debility are urged to try Cod Liver Emulsion with Hypophosphites for relief and lasting benefit. The medical profession calls it highly valuable and very palatable. A reader testimonial notes pleasing results in scrofula and weakness in children.
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Scott
Ames Bouzerr
M. D
Balisbury
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Wayne
DuPage Co
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Buxson
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Beabury &Ohnson
Waoveissonse
York
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Cardinal Simeoni
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Texas
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Lowell Vitlizen
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Kansas City
ST. Louis
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J.B. Hornbeck
Fallsburg, Sullivan Co
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Lowell
Mass
Phila. Ladies’ Home Journal
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E. C. Hewitt
Ts. J. H. Lambert
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Josiah Allen
Marlon Harland
Rose Terry Cooke
Arriet P. Spofford
Mary Abbott Rand
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Will Carlton
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Jenny June
Christine Terhune Mermick
Mary Knapp
Lavres’ Home Journal
Parker
WTS Publishing CO
Philada
Curstxut
Hale
Pike
Carl Pretzel
V 'S
Auwars
Zezas
Swayne
Vermiflu Children's Medicine
Swayne’s
Don
Swayn
Adiadies
Warter Medicine Company
St.Louis
Richardson
New England Conservatory Method
Peters’ Eclectic Piano School
Pricees
Clarke
Listemann
Kummer
Curtiss
Lyon & Healy
Oliver Ditson & CO
Boston
CW Treatment Association
Pearl Street
Buffalo
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Fort
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Idaho
Washington
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Chas
Vambort Lane
ST. Paul, Minn
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Hit
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A. Mick & Son
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Holder CO
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Con Brio
Procter & Gamble
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