Japan to Boost Navy Budget Under Premier Katsura
Premier Katsura outlines Japan’s plan to raise naval expenditures over six years to modernize forces, with 15 million yen allotted next year and total six year spending projected at about 2 million yen. He stresses friendly relations and necessity of keeping ships up to date without aiming to outmatch other powers.
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Tokio
Katsura
Japan
Green Foundry & Furnace Works
Des Moines
D. Bachtell
W. 4Th Street
Plaster Cast Made After Bohemian Party Incident
Minneapolis reports a party at 603 Emerson Avenue ended with Benjamin Marshon, guest, striking his head with a beer bottle. He was fitted with a plaster cast after witnesses saw head injury, and was taken to city hospital. Marshon works for the Electric Steel Elevator company near University Avenue and 25th Street.
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Minneapolis
Bohemia
Benjamin Marehon
David Karrots
Emerson Avenue
Marshon
Electric Steel Elevator Company
Tiniversi Avenue
Twenty-fifth Streets
City Hospital
Paid in Full to Be Staged Again at Waterloo Theatre
A reading magazine praises Paid in Full as a classic drama with lasting appeal. The United Play company brings a celebrated NY cast to Waterloo Theatre tonight, promising a major season highlight with tickets at 25 40 78 and 1 dollars. Foley Widney Pills promote kidney and bladder relief.
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Waterloo Theatre
Iin
United Play Company
Plaud-Its
New York
Dietz Children Face Preliminary Hearing in Wisconsin Court
Hayward Wis Dec 14 preliminary hearing for Almyra and Clarence Dietz began before Municipal Judge Riordan. Almyra to answer charges of shooting with intent to kill James Gylland John Rogich and other officers on July 25 1996 and resisting arrest. Clarence to be examined for his involvement in the incident.
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Hayward
Wis
Almyra
Clarence Dietz
Riordan
James Gylland
John Rogich
Clarence
Cardui credited with saving life in Indiana woman tale
Mrs Eva Bashore of North Manchester reports severe illness and weight loss before doctors recommended surgery. She avoided operation by taking Cardui, gaining 265 pounds and recovering fully, praising Cardui as a life saving women's remedy now common in homes.
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N. Manchester
Ind
Eva Bashore
Cardus
Carnegie Urges Abolition of War and World Court
Andrew Carnegie urged world peace at a conference urging abolition of war. He linked commercial gain to keeping tranquility and called for a world court and peaceful arbitration of international disputes, praising Taft for bridging peace and war.
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Washington
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
Carnenie
Taft
Roosevelt urges Harvard students into politics and public life
Col Theodore Roosevelt spoke at Harvard on politics and the need to blend book learning with practical experience. He condemned nomination methods favoring inexperienced individuals and urged graduates to work with others, saying go into politics to benefit both nation and self. The talk concluded as Roosevelt left Cambridge for New York with President Lowell.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Cal
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Col. Roosevelt
New York
Lowell
Lossing fight costs funds in Wisconsin campaign
A secret file reveals the Republican state campaign committee spent 144219.59 during the primary to back Taft allies. W. J. Connor of Marshfield chaired. The report shows Fairchild drew 280 weekly for six weeks plus 100 for field expenses, amid broader efforts to defeat La Follette in the legislature.
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Fond du Lac
Wis
Milwanu‘kee
Republican State Campaign Committee
Register of Deeds
Markle
Madison
W. JD. Connor
Marshfield
T. Fairchild
Levi H. Bancroft
Senate
Assembly
la Follette
Fairchild
Evangelist Mr Sunday Preaches on Job and Temptation
The revival sermon by Mr Sunday at Waterlog centers on Job’s patience and fidelity amid affliction. He warns against turning from God and cites a Minnesota judge’s fall from faith, urging salvation over material concerns as eight converts come forward.
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Wren
Eigit
Rody
MacLaren Sant Sales
Mr. Johnson
Christian Church
J. H. Bauersteind
Job
Sunday
Oue
Atill
England
Minnesota
Sodom
Tim
Lot
Ucles
Mr. Sunday
Catarrh a Systemic Blood Disease and Cure Claims
An advertisement proclaims catarrh as a deep seated blood disease affecting the entire system. It argues symptoms include head pressure nasal congestion and throat clogging. It promotes 5.5.8 as a blood purifier and promises a complete cure by purifying the blood. The Swift Specific Co offers a book and medical advice.
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S.S
Corpse N AL Ts Embalmer Man Rises From Table
Minnesotan John Regnell, thought dead, woke on the embalming table in BHE Wentbrook while the undertaker prepared fluids. He uttered hello to a nearby Bill as a physician intervened. Regnell survived but bears lifelong facial scarring from a suicide attempt with carbolic acid and is willing to live.
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Flello
Wentbrook
Minn
John Regnell
Regnell
Caid
Bill
Hegnell
Cure for Eczema by Cuticura Remedies Promised
A testimonial recounts years of suffering from itching and bleeding eczema eased by Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent. The writer claims lasting relief nine years ago after using four bottles and urges readers to contact Mrs Alfie Etson of Battle Creek Michigan for confirmation. The notice cites Cuticura as economical for skin ailments and lists product details.
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Alfie Etson
Inn Road
Battle Creek
Mich
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M. Mayer
Rochester
Foley
Wores
Fagher
Milwaukee
Reading
Dietz
Wisconsin
Cuticura
Priter Drog & Chem. Corp
Sole Props
Boston
Nass
Rock Island
Night Express
Chicago
Waterloo
C. F. Hayes
Deck & Stewart Auto Tire CO
East Fifth Street
Waterloo, Iowa
Aristol
California
A Burger & Son
Hnifp & Roti
East Sixth Street
Florida
Cuba
Gulf Coast
New Orleans
Mobile
Pensacola
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
St. Louis
Cincanadi
Louisville
Evaneville
Indianapolis
Catés
P. W. Morrow
E. Davenport
Louis
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