Convincing proof of kidney pills by Captain Higler
Captain Alfred Higler of Hose Company No 4 Canton Ohio tests Doan s Kidney Pills for kidney pain backache and urinary weakness. He reports dramatic relief after trying the product and endorses its efficacy, offering to vouch for others. The ad promises a free trial and lists Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as distributor with a 50 cent price.
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Alfred
Higler
Hose Company No. 4
Canton
Ohio
Dean
Doan
Buffalo
N.Y
Yorsale
BR. Paxton CO
Columbus Av
Moston, Kanes
Venezuela's Troubles Escalate Over Naval Seizures
In Caracas and ports around La Guayra and Port of Spain, a combined Anglo German fleet seizes Venezuelan warships and lands marines. The Bolivar gunboat is seized in Port of Spain, crews dispatched to Guiria, and blockades announced along the Orinoco coast. International tension rises as ships from Britain and Germany enforce a naval action.
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Bolivar
Port-of-Spain
Trinidad
Caracas
Venezuela
Ia Guaira
General Crespo
Totumo
Ossum
Margarita
la Guayra
Dee
Custom House
Port of Spain
Charybdis
Alert
Guiria
Quail
Orinoco
Orinoco River
Unconfirmed Caracas Arrest Rumor Delays Berlin Intel
Berlin officials report no confirmation by noon Tuesday of La Guaira contact and the alleged arrest of all German and British subjects in Caracas. Charge dAffaires Von Pilgrim Baltazzi said he boarded the Vineta, but no further details reached Berlin. Officials doubt a blanket roundup by President Castro is possible.
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Berlin
Foreign Office
la Guaira
von Pilgrim-Baltazzi
Caracas
Castro
Venezuela Seizures Prompt Castro Protests In Paris
A Venezuelan government note from Paris denounces Britain and Germany for seizing Venezuelan vessels at La Guaira as an unprecedented act of hostility. It cites Venezuela’s indignation, threats of reprisals, arrests of foreign reps, and Castro’s call for arms plus amnesty and restitution of confiscated property. Germany and Britain plan coast patrols to curb smuggling and blockade unoccupied ports, with Britain likely bearing more burden in the West Indies.
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Paris
Great Britain
Germany
la Guayra
Venezuela
Castro
Berlin
West Indies
Funeral of ex Speaker Reed in Portland
Simple services at First Unitarian church honors ex Speaker Thomas B Reed. Governors of Maine and Massachusetts attend with congressional delegation and civic leaders. Bells toll 63 times as Reed laid to rest in Evergreen cemetery pending spring burial.
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Portland
Thomas
Reed
First Unitarian Church
Maine
Massachusetts
House
Senate
Loyal Legion
Grand Army
John Carroll Perkins
Dinner to Justice Harlan Celebrated 25 Years on Bench
Washington December 10. The Supreme Court bar hosted a lavish dinner at the new Willard hotel honoring Justice John Marshal Harlan for 25 years on the bench. Attendees included Wayne MacVeagh, Rev Richard D Harlan, and Justice Harlan’s sons James S Harlan and John Maynard Harlan. President Roosevelt arrived to hearty applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
New Willard Hotel
John Marshal Harlan
Supreme Court
Knox
Wayne MacVeagh
Justice Harlan
Roosevelt
President Commutes Marsh Prison Term to Dec 24 1902
Washington December 10 The president commutes Gideon W Marsh three indictments for violating national banking laws to a term of imprisonment to expire December 24 1902 The attorney general notes seven years punishment as fugitive and voluntary surrender and recommends the five year equivalent sentence be counted as served in full
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Washington
Gideon W. Marsh
Philadelphia
Eastern
Marsh
Doctor J N Rice Dies In Scranton Coal Case
Dr J N Rice a prominent independent coal operator who played a key role in arbitration proceedings died Tuesday from heart trouble in Scranton Pennsylvania He was on the committee that went to New York ten days ago which led to calling off the proposed settlement negotiations.
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Scranton
J. N. Rice
Anti-Saloon League Opposes Army Canteen Law Repeal
Washington December 11 The National Anti-Saloon League adopts a public address accusing high army officials of undermining the canteen law. The resolution vows to defeat any repeal and argues liquor selling in the army harms national morality, citing court martial trends and Inspector General reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Anti-Saloon League
Congress
Division of the
Philippines
War Department
Anti-Saloon League
Crusade on Fire Traps Targets Unsafe Hotels in Chicago
Following the Hotel Lincoln fire that killed 14, Chicago's building department began a crackdown on hotels lacking proper fire protection. Seven hotels were notified to make safety changes or face a police presence at entrances to warn arriving guests that the building is unsafe. Notices will be posted on hotel doors.
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Chicago
Lincoln
City
Death of England mine heir shocks Stratton official
William Parr, timbering chief at Stratton's Independence mine, learns by cablegram of his uncle Thomas Pitkin's death in England. Pitkin is listed among the estate heirs valued at about 7.5 million dollars, with distribution among nine heirs.
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William Parr
Victor, Col
Vistor
William ‘Parr
Stratton
Independence Mine
Thomas
England
Parr
Self-laudation in polished men exposes lack of breeding
A Buxton quote notes that even well polished self-promotion marks a man as ill-bred, underscoring social snobbery about vanity and manners. The remark ties personal character to perceptions of courtesy and restraint.
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Kemp
Assam Coke
Ergo Bett
Sawyer’s
I. H. Sawyer
Anc
Cambridge
Mass
Sailes
Illinois
Chland
Holning
Bend
Reas J. F. Hyatt, Olney, Ll
British Fleet
President Castro
Action of
the Naval Plans
Thomas B. Seed
Porteland, Mo
United States Supreme Court
THE
Anti Saloon League
Chicago Daily News
Mulhall
Sioux City
Hale
Pike
Qwer
A.j.tower CO
Boston
Spain
Montgomery Ward & CO
H. H. Green
Boz Q
Atlanta, GA
Denslow
W. W. Denslow
Nicholas
Gham Company, Publishers
New York
Awakesis
Tribe One
A.N. K.B
Wartsoge & Jones Business
Iusbersd Aleve
Winchester
Winchester Repeating Arms CO
New Haven
Conn
Dianesioaturing Co
Ltd
Klyn
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