Invasion of England Lesson From Manchurian War Debate
In the House of Lords Lord Ellenborough warns of dangers if news is not controlled before war. Lord Selborne says no law can stop baleful dissemination. a temporary loss of sea command would not permit invasion, stressing Japan's need to eliminate the Russian fleet.
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London
House of Lords
Lord Ellenborough
Lord Selborne
Admiralts
Wien
Japar
Lord Serhorne
Lord Ellenvereigh
Admiralty
Port Arthur
Great Britain
Silom
Lord Bmenborough
Sian
Britain
Japan
Italians in America and US relations discussed in Rome
The Italian Senate debated immigration and economic ties with the United States. Senators urged fighting illiteracy and hindrances from the tariff, while officials praised US protection of immigrants and planned a new immigration bill. Sir Henry Irving’s condition in England remained stable as Queen Alexandra sent condolences.
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Rome
Senate
Prince Odescalchi
Italy
United States
America
Pieranton
Anator Baron Fava
Washington
Titton
New York
Protection Polev
Sir Henry Iirving
Wolverhampton
England
Sir Henry Irving
Queen Alexandra
Dr Miles Heart Cure Promoted In Hometown Ad
An advertisement touts Dr Miles Heart Cure as a remedy for heart strain and related symptoms. It includes a testimonial from Charles Goodrich of Caruthers, praising its effectiveness after failing other physicians and a Memphis doctors X ray. The ad promises money back if the first bottle does not help and notes Miles Medical Co. of Elkhart, Indiana.
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Dr. Miles
Miles
Memphis
Mr. Young
St. Louis
Trial reveals alleged confession in Schmidt murder case
In Bridgeport on March 3 at the Schmidt murder trial Judge Wheeler barred admissibility of a confession relating to Taylor’s death. Private detective P J McCabe testified the defendant admitted pawning two watches two stick pins and a diamond ring from the Sherman crime scene and said he received 40 from a New York jeweler.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Sess
Paul Herbert Schmidt
Paducah
Schmidt
Taylor
Wheeler
McCabe
Crittenden Rouse
Sherman
New York
Postage Rates on The Post Inauguration Edition
The Post will require a two cent stamp for today’s issue featuring the President, and tomorrow’s special mammoth inauguration edition with the Vice President and souvenir features will require five cents postage.
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the Post
Railroads Will Be Taxed to Carry Crowds to Washington
Alexandria briefs report a surge of transit to the inaugural events with extra Washington Southern Railway trains and crowded lines. The electric railway strains and river ice hamper travel while crowds visit Mount Vernon and local sites. A coroner's jury convened for the Schneider case and local obituaries and engagements fill the colonial paper.
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Washington
Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
Electric Railway Company
Mount Vernon
Washington-Southern Railway
Ninth Street
Maryland Avenue
Christ Church
Carlyle House
Acironer
Frederick H. Schneider
Spring Park
Domaine &Son
Corever Purvis
Corporation Court
Sehneider
Cox
B. Franklin Eintwisle
South Lee Street
Brooke
Mr Carpenter
O. ¥. Phillips
G. &. Markell
George Windsor
H. . Ramsey
James Eveleth
Florence Davidson
F. J. Davidson
Charles Margne
William ‘Tl Tongue
Southern Railway
South
Columbus Street
Calvert County
Rigid athletic course proposed for military cadets
President may approve a joint board report calling for four year rigid athletic training at West Point and the Naval Academy for cadets and later extending to all armed services. Col. A L Mills discussed the plan, aiming to raise physical standards to world class levels.
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Military
Naval
Army and Navy
Col
A. L. Mills
Miliitary Academy
West Point
Joint Board
Neretofors
Army
Navy
Wallace offers country place for fish hatchery in Indiana
Henry Wallace son of Gen Lew Wallace writes Representative Landis offering Water Bubble a government fish hatchery on his family farm near Indianapolis The property includes artificial lakes a keeper’s lodge and hatchery gear Also brief items note Turkish forces losing towns Rab and Yerim in Yemen and a Liberal byelection return in Westmorland England with Lief Jones victory on fiscal question plus Pennsylvania Railroad fare to Baltimore and return at $1 25 for Saturdays Sundays commuter service
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Lew Wallace
Indianapolis
Ind
Henry Wallace
Charles Landis
Gen. Wallace
London
Glorified Beauty and Crowning Hair Feature
The article extols a woman's luxurious hair as crowning beauty. It describes hair color as black as a raven or gold, highlighting contrasts with alabaster skin and gold tresses falling to the hem of her garment. The essence is that possessing such hair matters most to her allure.
Mme Yale's Hair Tonic Promises Luxuriant Hair
Promotes hair growth for both men and women, claiming scalp diseases and hair affections yield to treatment. Describes tonic as clean, delicately fragrant, grease free, and free of discomfort, with nature as ally in beauty and appearance.
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Mme Yale
Mme
Yale
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Schneider
Constantinople
Rab
Yerim
Bunaa
Yemen
Arabia
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Akaba
Hodeida
Baltimore
Return
Pennsylvania
Saunday
Mme. Yale
Flatiron
284 Street
Broadway
New “of
the Oriental Restaurant
Ave
North German Lloyd Steamship Company
S. S
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Bremen
Paris
Kronprinz Wilhelm and
Friedrich der Grosse
Prinzess Alice
Gibraltar
Naples
Genoa
Egypt
China
Australia
Koenig Albert
Prinzess Irene
Koenig In
Luise
Express Steamship
Hohenzollern
Oelrichs & CO
E. F. Droop & Sons CO
Penna, Ave
Washington, D. C
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