France in an Uproar Over Premier Combes Programme
France erupts as Premier Combes risks church state separation by pressing his programme. Chamber vote unsettles ministry, exposing divisions and widening opposition. Spy system revelations fuel clashes among officers, officials, and deputies, with riots linked to the Joan of Arc incident and the Dreyfus era sentiment.
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Combes
Hsethiner
Chamber of Deputies
Principe
Wiich
Dreyfus
Webster Andres Fall
Stevens
Notice of Marriage and Death Entries Across Multiple Papers
The Washington Post will coordinate free notices of marriage and death to appear in morning editions of newspapers including New York Times Baltimore Herald Boston Globe Buffalo Courier Cincinnati Enquirer Chicago Tribune Philadelphia Public Ledger Pittsburgh Dispatch Rochester Herald St Louis Republic Syracuse Post Standard St Paul Pioneer Press Minneapolis Tribune Cleveland Plain Dealer upon request. Telegraphed insertions available for all listed papers.
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Baltimore Herald
Boston Globe
Buffalo Colrier
Cincinnate Enquirer
Chicago Ablord Herald
Philadelpina Public Ledger
Pittsburg Dispatch
E Journal
Rolhester Herald
ST Louis Republic
Syranse Post Standard ST Pau Pionelp Press
Minnapolis Tribune
Cleveland Plain Dealer
LICENSED TO MARRY Yares Whilert and others listed
A string of marriage licenses announced for Yares Whilert of Sulphur Wine, VA and others from Virginia and Rhode Island, alongside multiple death notices and funeral arrangements across locations including Mount Washington MI, Rangoon, and New York.
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Joseph
Alberta
Jares
Kathaine
P Holloran
Nathan
Mabel
Beatrice E Patterson
Mount Washngton
Ross
Emily Webster
Jamey Helt
Sadle Jones
Deaths Roates and Ages in Local Health Office Record
Health officer record lists multiple death entries with ages ranging from 4 years to 84 years. Notable ages include 17, 41, 53, 67, and 84. Entries reference hospitals and residential addresses, reflecting census style mortality data from the local health office.
Undertakers Joseph Gawler legacy continues service
Joseph Gawler, renowned undertaker and papered official, is noted for long service established in 1650. The entry highlights his role as rector and moralist, with emphasis on first-class British tithing duties and full public service.
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W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
William FE
Joseph Gawler
Dueling Recognized in France Amid Cabinet Stability
The article notes M Combes surviving popular agitation and the cabinet gaining indefinite extension. It discusses the government permitting Mo Deroulede to duel M Jaures, seen as official recognition of dueling, with socialists opposing but gradually accepting the practice as established. Deroulede mocks gendarmes in uniform as symbols of government participation.
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M. Combes
Mo Deroulede
France
M_ Jaures
M Jaures
M Derou Ide
Wderoulede
No Extra Session Decided For Spring Tariff Revision
President Roosevelt announced there will be no extraordinary session of Congress next spring to revise tariffs. A session next fall remains under consideration. He told Representative Cooper of Texas of a possible Southern trip next spring and Moble official W S Tibbetts invited him to Mobile.
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Congress
Cooper
Texas
W S Tibbetts
Mobne Ala
Mobile
Carabaos Annual Dinner Veterans Honor In Washington
Army and Navy officers who served in the Philippines attended the Carabaos annual dinner at the Raleigh Hotel. Guests included Lieut Gen Chaffee Senator Foaker of Ohio Justice Wright and Rep Hall of Town. no toasts were given. The week’s highlight was the sale of Stumph Lyord stock at 1128 30 Connecticut Avenue with daily 2 pm auctions as the firm retires.
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Philippines
Carabaos
Philppines
Reieigh Hotel
Chaffee
Foraker
Ohio
Justice Wright
Supreme Court of the
Stumph & Lyad
Connecticut Avenue
Washington
Stumph & Lyords
Batimor
Phidelphia
Sulphur remedies improve health with Stuart's Calcum Wafers
An old spring and fall tonic is praised for sulfur's cleansing effects. Stuart's Calcum Wafers, a calcium sulfur preparation, are touted as a palatable, potent remedy for liver and kidney troubles, constipation, blood purification, and skin conditions, endorsed by Dr. R M Wilkins.
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Stuart
R M Wilkins
Stuarts
Tie Vote on Statehood Debate in Territory Committee
The State Committee on Territories debated statehood for two hours then adjourned with no action. Arizona protests the consolidation with New Mexico and seeks a hearing while Senator Bard opposes the plan, arguing statehood should reflect Arizona’s wishes.
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State Committee On Territories
Biand 'Ang
Arizona
New Mexico
Bard
California
Quay
Chadwick in Tombs as Bail Talks Overshadow Ohio Move
Mrs Cassie Chadwick remains in a New York Tombs cell amid legal wrangling over bail set at $2,000. A bail bondsman will likely sign for her release, but anonymity cannot be kept. Attorneys insist she will fight removal to Cleveland, while rumors swirl about her finances and the whereabouts of Dr Leroy Chadwick and their daughter who sailed for Havre.
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Chadwick
Cleveland
New York
Cassie Lchadwick
Philip Carpenter
Ohio City
Ohio
Pondsman
United States
Shields
Cladwick
Europe
Peoria Bank Robbery Reported in City District
Three men robbed Peoria National Bank of $5 in broad daylight. Two men leveled pistols at Teller F A Baker while a third took the money behind the window. The trio fled by buggy, warned by the crowd, and vanished after a riverbank chase with pursuers in automobiles.
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Peoria
Ill
Peoria National Bank
Clerks Robbed at Leahey Coal Office in Altoona
At noon two masked men struck clerk William Alce at the Leahey Coal Company office in the Masonic Temple Altoona bound him and stole 200 dollars placed in a satchel ready for transport to Lilly to pry miners loose. Paymaster John Leahey was away at lunch. The robbers knocked the door, struck Alce, and gagged him before tying him to the safe and escaping with the money.
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Altoona
Dee
Leahey Coal Company
Masonic Temple
William Alce
Lilly
John Leahey
The Christmas Dinner Dyspepsia Cure
The piece notes that dyspepsia stems from a weak stomach rather than a bad cook and endorses Hood’s Sarsaparilla as a remedy. It argues the medicine restores stomach vigor, increases appetite, and makes eating pleasurable.
Thousands Battle Hidden Kidney Trouble Warns Reader Card
An editorial style ad touts Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney liver and bladder problems. It cites testimonials including a reader claiming cure after army service and urges readers to request a free sample bottle and information packet by mail.
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St Melrose Wass
Youraic Richardson
Kilme
Washington Sunday Post
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