Better Be Wise Than Rich Hood's Sarsaparilla Endorsed
In marketing style testimonials from Anna Sutherland Kalamazoo and Mrs Evizasetex Girfels Moose Lake claim Hood's Sarsaparilla cured goitre rheumatism and general poor health. Albert A. Jacnow Douglasstown says it makes the weak strong and would pay five dollars a bottle if unavailable. The ad stresses complete systemic regulation and vigor.
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Hood
Michigan
Anna Sutherland
Lovel ‘Street
Kalamazoo
Mich
Winter trips lure readers to Gulf Coast resorts via rail
Disparaging February fades as the Louisville and Nashville Railroad promotes winter excursions to the Gulf Coast, Florida, California, and the West Indies. C P Atmore, General Passenger Agent in Louisville, invites requests for a descriptive Florida Gulf Coast folder.
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Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Uth
Gulf Coast
Florida
California
West Indies
C. P. Atmore
Louisville
Holiday Gooda and Grain-O appeals in old notices
A fragment from Yonkers Statesman jokes about down pillows. Grain-O is promoted as a coffee substitute priced at 15 and 25 cents per package with claims of gentle digestion. Additional notices advertise Eureka Springs hotel opens Feb 23 in the Ozarks with travel details and cheap fares, plus brief quips about liberty and a center shot product.
American Forces Capture Caloogan Caloocan After Forward Drive
After a February bombardment the American troops swept the enemy from Caloogan Caloocan Manila. The Monadnock fired from De la Loma and the Utah battery joined the assault. Kansas and Pennsylvania regiments led the charge, penetrated the Presidencia, and raised the U S flag by 5 30 p m. American losses were slight while rebels suffered heavy fire.
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Manila
Caloocan
de la Loma Church
United States
Monadnock
Utah
Montana
Kansas Regiment
Pennsylvania Regiment
Manila dispatch notes Otis holds line with no new fights
Washington reports General Otis sent no news of new conflicts by close of office hours. He mentions buying many horses for transport due to the extended American line. Native ponies prove best for pack and draught, while native cavalry perform well. Alger says no instructions issued since hostilities began and Otis is not to terms with Aguinaldo without insurgent surrender. No fresh updates from Iloilo.
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Washington
Otis
War Department
Department
Alger
Aguinaldo
Newa
Iloilo
The Samoan Trouble and Possible Recognition Shift
Washington reports a new phase in Samoan affairs as officials hint at possible recognition of Mataafa as king. Mataafa, backed by Germany, has not yet been the sole favored claimant, with Malietoa Tanum being supported by British and American authorities. The Commons statement suggests awaiting more information before deciding on Mataafa’s status.
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Washington
Lousey of Commons
Mataafa
Samoa
Malietoa Tanus
Justice Chambers
House of Commons
All Quiet Along the Line in Philippine War Report
Washington reports via cable that insurgents under Aguinaldo planned an attack as reinforcements delayed. MacArthur’s forces score gains while insurgent losses reach about 2,500 killed with many captured. US casualties total 65 dead, 276 wounded, and 25 missing. Distinguished prisoners include Aguinaldo aide and other Filipino officers.
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Washington
War Department
Manila
Aguinaldo
Hong Kong
Manled
Malolos
Caloocan
Pansay
MacArthur
Malabon
Kaiserin Augusta
Admiral Dewey
A. G. Escamillo
E. P. Veraguez
Col
Martin de Los Reyes
Senor Tomas del Rosario
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Yonkers Statesman
L. A. W. Bulletin
Crescent Hotel
Eureka Springs, Arkansas
Ozark Mountains
Frisco
J. O. Plank
Century Building
Frisco Ficket
N. Broadway
St. Louis
St. Jacobs Oil
Sciatica
L. A. Wulletin
Neve
California Fra Syrup Co
California Fia Syrup Co
California Fie Luxur Co
California Fig Syrup. CO
San Francisco
Cal
Merlisville
New Yor
Gen
Tello
Agoncillo
America
Philippine
Dr. Ayer
J. C. Ayer Lowell
Mase
cAanufacturing Co
N.Y
Mansfield, Act
Glen Ridge
N. J
Epw
A. Marz
Albooy
Weciarerid
Chicago
Montreal
New York
Salzer
Balzer Reed CO
LA Crosse
Winchester
Ray
Rage Illustrated
Seivemester Ave
New Haven
Cony
Japan
Keen Kutter
Association
Shays Wilson
Washburn
Auu
Drummond Branch
St. Louis, Mo
Desnoyers Shoe CO
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