Peruna touted as cure for catarrh in letters from readers
Miss Blanche Myers of Kansas City writes how four seasons of severe colds and lasting catarrh were cured after trying Peruna. Hattie Becker of Wisconsin says wet feet and cold lungs improved after Peruna, with renewed strength and appetite. Mary Cook of Pittsford credits Peruna with recovery from liver trouble after other doctors failed. Various letters praise Peruna as an internal remedy for catarrh, claiming blood enrichment and mucous membrane healing. Address Dr. Hartman for more information.
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Miss Blanche Myers
Nowholé
Hattle Becker
Mary Cook
Pittsford
Wersangs
Cy “T
Vermont
Hartman
Ohio
Roosevelt Puts Arbitration On Blockade Issue
Dec 28 report notes a formal proffer to arbitrate the Rexiclan case and a Roosevelt inquiry on mediation. It discusses passage of a steamer through the Laguayra blockade, the Hague tribunal, and European powers urging a legal resolution. It details U.S. stance and delays in selecting an arbiter.
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Millions Invested as Mexico Field for American Capital
Washington. Five hundred million dollars in American capital is invested in Mexico by 1,117 companies and individuals, with railroads accounting for about 70 percent of the total and mining interests next, totaling around 80 million. Most investments have occurred in the past five years, per Consul General A. D. Barlow. Heavy gales strike ports. a four-masted schooner from San Francisco reports mariners lost and crew incapacitated after a perilous voyage. A Massachusetts bay collision survivor story recounts multiple drownings and ensuing hardship. A street shooting ends with the death of a man and his wife, following a quarrel and a prior assault accusation. the killer then commits suicide.
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Mexico
Washington
A. D.’ Barlow
Santa Barbara
Cal
Susie-M- Plummer
San Francisco
Gray’s Harbor
Iquique
Chile
Lund
Gray's Harbor
D. Baker
Expected a Reward. Memphis Trunk Farmer Arrested for Train Wreck Plot
George W Geans a trunk farmer near Memphis was arrested on a warrant charging attempted train wrecking after confessing to police. He allegedly sought a reward from passengers and railroad officials claiming unemployment and family needs.
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George W. Geans
Geans
Birmingham
Yao
Allroad
Smuggling Charges In Porto Rico Smuggling cases linked to officials arraigned
San Juan P R December 23 Robert Giles a government road contractor and manager of the Automobile rested in connection with the smuggling cases He has already been arraigned and pleaded not guilty Preliminary examination before United States Commissioner Anderson covered Benjamin Butler G W Wentz and James Brennan plus Giles The case of Commander Mentz was heard first with seven witnesses testifying before adjournment The Laurel carried liquor to St Thomas some cases were dropped at Culebra seven to eight cases reached San Juan Six of the six cases addressed to Giles while others went to Captain Andrew Dunlap The customs inspector seized six cases marked Robert Giles The Mentz hearing is postponed until next Friday for Collector Cruzen to testify closing the session
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G. W. Wentz
Porto Rico
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Laurel
Mentz
St. Thomas
Culebra
Andrew Dunlap
Dunlap
Cruzen
Sensation In Parle Paris Extradition Saga Enlivens Press
Reporters in Paris focus on extradition proceedings against Humbert family members arrested in Madrid. Dreyfus affair parallels ignite public interest amid speculation of political judicial and social figures involved. In San Diego the Katherine Tingley libel case proceeds with Fitch deposition detailing treatment of inmates and tensions at Pont Loma home.
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Paris
Humbert
Madrid
Dreyfus
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Filch
Pont Loma
Fire destroys large piano factory in New York
A fire of unknown origin swept the seven story Ernest I Gabler & Brothers piano factory causing $250,000 damage and nearly total ruin. Adjacent tenement houses were cleared as panic spread among bystanders and police evacuated workers, a watchman suffered burns, and a pedestrian was struck by a truck with a skull fracture. The incident occurred during a reception for Dewey.
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Roosevelt to be counsel in Cuban treaty debate
President Roosevelt consulted leaders of the House and his cabinet before deciding not to send the Cuban reciprocity treaty to the House. He followed precedents, noting that past reciprocity pacts were considered by the Senate alone, with no House objections. Other items report Crown Princess of Saxony missing, plus a range of legal and health notes from Iowa to Mexico and Detroit.
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Washington
Senate
House
Mexico
City of
Mazatlan
Govarnor
Sinnissia
Diaz
Oklahoma and Indian Territory plan statehood convention
Oklahoma City and Indian Territory call a 1000 delegate convention to decide on uniting the two lands as one state. The nonpartisan assembly, to meet January 6 in Oklahoma City, backs the Nelson bill in the Senate seeking statehood for both territories.
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Oklahoma and
Indian Territory
Nelson
Senate
Archbishop Temple Dies in London
Special to Tex Aerosuscan reports the death of the Most Rev. Frederick Temple Archbishop of Canterbury in London on December 23. He was among England’s most noted figures.
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Frederick Temple
Cambury
England
Fire destroys multiple Bellaire businesses in costly blaze
Special to The Aerenucan. Bellaire December 23 Fire destroyed the wholesale produce house of Boyd & Co the enamel brick and tile plant of Btowart & Goods a warehouse four dwellings and a flooring mill. The loss was 100000 dollars.
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Bellaire
Boyd & Co
Btowart & Goods
Dec 22 Community Notes and Marconi Telegram
Farmers busy butchering stock. Literary event in Burbank. Mrs. Armstrong of Cleveland visiting. Indies oyster supper at David Strong home. Bert Reese family visited J C Winters. Wayne church mission well attended. Rev. Houston back from Brazil. Santa Claus mood grows as Marconi receives royal congratulations for wireless work. King Edward VII commends invention. 50 passengers buried in snow between Denver and Deanwood. rescue after 10 hours.
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Deanwood
Peter Dalton
Ee Ihesnen
Taring & Ena Sc
Zeuaing
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