Dominican Treaty Ratified Likely. Dawson Promoted to Colombia
Washington correspondent notes strong expectation that Santo Domingo’s treaty will be ratified, moving Minister Dawson to Colombia as minister extraordinary. The piece also covers ICC ruling on theatrical rates, patent commissioner selection, postal weigh-in study, and Lumber Trust inquiries as federal bodies probe costs and trust activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santo Mingo
State Department
Little Republic
Minster Daweon
Santo Domingo
Colombia
John Barrett
Bureau of American Republica
Dawson
Interstate Commerce Commission
Flt
Allen
Washington
Courre
Patent Office
Garfield
Interior
Edeward B. Moore
Cortelyou J
Bureau of Corporations
Lumber Trust
Standard Oil Company
Sugar Trust
Beef Trust
Coal Trust
King’s New Discovery Praised By Fort Edward Reader
My Best Friend Alexander Benton says Dr King’s New Discovery cured his asthma six years ago and helped his son's wife recover from incipient consumption. The testimonial claims the remedy halted the cough and eliminated remaining symptoms, with a full guarantee and bottle offer. A separate note recounts Workman in Bourbon, Indiana finding a two pound fish in an old five year unused ditch jug, once containing whisky, suggesting the fish grew from a minnow amid fumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Benton
Roral Rowt
Fort Edward
N.Y
de King
Bourbon
Indiana
Winston Guide
Carnegie wealth and taxes debated in era of philanthropy
A condensed discussion critiques Andrew Carnegie's fortune, noting taxes and public funding helped build his wealth. It contrasts perceptions of plutocracy with moral wealth, citing an exchange's view that much of his riches came from public rather than private effort. The piece notes Carnegie's shift toward philanthropy and calls wealth a tool to serve higher ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie
Mr. Carnegie
United States
Asheville
Overman Not Aiming For Senate Leader Role Yet
Washington reports circulated that Senator Overman sought the Senate Democratic caucus chair, a powerful leadership post. His friends deny any candidacy and say he remains a strong, influential partisan who would decline to run for Arthur P. Gorman's seat even if pressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Overman
Senate
Pence
Washington Times
Senate Democratic Caucus
White House
D Yeehed
Arthur P. Gorman
News and Observer
Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea Ad And A Dinner Party Tale
A fragment reads about Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea and Blackburn Blowing Rock Drag Co as a London physician at a dinner party contends with gratuitous medical advice. A quip follows about indigestion and howling pain, illustrating humorous old newspaper style and stray anecdotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Rocky Mountain Tea
Blackburn
Blowing Rock Drag Co
London
Cane
Westinpister Gurette
President’s forthcoming work may span multiple volumes
The Washington Post notes that if the President already has material for a potential new book in hand, his planned work on Liave I Have Met should not be confined to a single volume, suggesting expansion to more than one book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Ayer Co
Lowell, Masse
Washington Post
Death of G W Roosevelt Bruessela Consul General
The State Department received a dispatch last week announcing the death of G W Roosevelt in Bruessela where he served as consul general. Roosevelt had been in the consular service since 1878 holding his position under both of Cleveland's administrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
G. W. Roosevelt
Bruessela
Roosevelt
Cleveland
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L. D. Lowe
Banner Elk
N.C
Watauga
Mitchel
Todd & Ballou, Attorneys AT Law
Jefferson
N. C
J.E. Hodges
F. A. Linney
Boone
18Th Judicial District
Edmund Jones
Lenoir
J.C. Fletcher
Boone, N.C
E. F. Lovill
A. A. Holsclaw
Mountain City
Tennessee
Northenat
Court House
F. M.madlon, Dob. S
Bala, N.J
E. S. Goffey
Ross Donnelly
Washington Loster
Dr. King
Nan
N. A. Adamé
Henrietta
A.cumran
Iwan
Ayer
Siaplace
Dr. Ter & Co
Mirquamton
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