Rheumatics Relieved by Changeable Weather Claim
An advertisement claims a remedy from the Masteral Chemical Flathon Ride in New York relieves rheumatic conditions. It asserts quick relief for Pneumatia, Seiatica, neuritis and related pains and offers refunds if not effective. It invokes home testimonials from Washington sufferers and promises release from aches in joints and muscles.
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Freer D Grant Battle Youth and War Hear Admiral Caterhaus
The article recalls Gen Frederick Dent Grant at age 12 amid Civil War battles with his father Grant, noting forays, gunboat dangers, foraging meals, and his exposure to siege warfare around Vicksburg. It cites praise from Admiral Caterhaus on fleet efficiency and longer torpedo range, and describes wartime logistics, battles, and Grant family memories from the New York Times account.
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Automobile World reports on early 1900s touring car firms and personnel
The Automobile World article outlines firms like Apperson, Alben, and various touring car models, naming individuals such as Jerome Kafman and Willam Tad in company shifts. It notes resignations, transfers to Commercial Auto, and mentions horsepower ratings and model numbers across manufacturers in a late 19th to early 20th century context.
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Sagulegton Company
Wales
Forsepower
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Eulogies Held For Late Representative Madison
Representatives Murdock of Kansas and Norris of Nebraska delivered memorial rites for E H Madison in the House yesterday. The body also set aside Sunday May 16 for services in memory of Tennessee's late Representative Gordon.
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Kansas
Murdock
Norris
Nebraska
Gordon
Tennessee
Nature Cures Constipation by Internal Bathing Claim
An ad extols internal bathing as a natural method to cleanse the intestines and cure constipation, contrasting it with drugs that supposedly force nature. It advertises the J. B. E. Cascade device sold at Amleck's Drug Stores in Washington DC and previews an Askstar booklet on efficiency.
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Tariff fights and adjournment pace in Congress
Representative Underwood, House majority leader, doubts tariff revision bills pass Senate support from progressive Republicans. Both houses plan adjournment by mid June with June 15 programs. appropriation bills gain priority as Senate schedules more speeches and hearings on tobacco, workmen’s compensation, and health departments.
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Iowa
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American Tobacco Company
Standard Gas Company
Smith
Georgian
Gwen
Oklahoma
Bahai Leader in Pulpit on Universal Peace in New York
Abdul Baha An han, Persian philosopher and Bahai movement head, spoke at the Church of the Ascension on Fifth Avenue in New York. He argued spiritual civilization surpasses material progress and patriotism, calling for universal peace through spiritual power and citing Bahaullah's teachings and a 60 year striving to unite rulers.
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Berpt
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Church of the Ascension
Fifth Avenue
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Percy Auckney Firant
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Abdul Baha Abbas
Varlona
Baha T'llah
Persia
Senator Sanders Assigned to Senate Committees
Senator Sanders of Tennessee, filling the late Robert Love Taylor’s unexpired term, has been assigned to the Senate committees on agriculture and forestry, coast survey, education and labor, and military affairs, with expenditures in the Department of Commerce and Labor and in the War Department.
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Menator Sanders
Tennessee
Robert Love Taylor
Hooper
Senate
Agriculture and Forestry
Coast Survey
Department of Commerce and Labor
War Department
Best spelling bee draws lawyers teachers and townsfolk
Special to The Washington Post from Harrisonburg Virginia reports the largest spelling bee in the area. Miss Elizabeth Cleveland of the State Normal School wins by spelling clreensian while luminaries like Judge T M Haas John W Wayland and former Commonwealth's Attorney GN Conrad falter on words. Rabbi Schwanenfeld Mayor John P Burke and State Senator John Paul misspell. Proceeds raise about 130 for the new church organ.
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Harrisonburg
Elizabeth Cleveland
State Normal School
T. M. Haas
John W. Wayland
Tolay
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J. T. Miller
Jane
Urrell
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
Fannie Speck
J. J. Jackson
Episcopal Church
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J.T. Houck
C.J. Heatwole
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Bee
Gas Ordinance Standards Read Across Cities Over 25 000
The Bureau of Standards releases a summary on gas ordinance requirements for U S cities over 25 000. Data cover candlepower heating value purity gas pressure meter testing and enforcement. Findings show varying municipal and state regulatory reach with many cities under state law or under investigation.
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Varquila
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Wis
Campaign for Mayor Primary Nears As Voters Prepare
In Alexandria Virginia the Democratic primary nears with elections for mayor four aldermen and eight councilmen set for Tuesday April 23. Precinct officials will be named by ward committeemen at Hotel Hemmel tonight. Mayor candidates Hubert Snowden and A L Brockett attract the most attention as party leaders organize and Snowden's health prompts rest. A burglary at William A Moore’s home on North Patrick street is under police investigation.
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Washington
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Forty drowned at Amoy from capsized boat
Ama April 14. A boat carrying passengers of the British steamer Seang Chun capsized as they were disembarking. 40 people, mostly women, drowned. The Seang Chun had just arrived from Singapore.
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