Senate holds Philippine debate amid talks of extra session
Washington Jan 26 Senator De pew urged subsidies to build the American merchant marine as part of a broad Philippine policy. The Spooner bill would end insurrection and set a civil government, while a Philippine commission report notes progress, surrenders, and calls for possible US land purchases and friars’ return issues. Carnegie gains control of the Pressed Steel Car company with Hoffmann as president, signaling steel car monopoly potential.
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Depew
Senate
Towne
Spooner
Philippines
Root
Philippine Commission
Spoonér
United States
Sinoloan
Marinduque
Faribault Pisa
Manilla
Carnegie
New York
Andrew Carnegie
Pressed Steel Car Company
F N Hoffstat
Combination
Charles T. Schoen
Hoffs
Overwork Weakens Your Kidneys Warning
A fragment discusses how kidneys filter all blood every few minutes, linking overwork to waste buildup and aches. It notes that diseased kidneys fail to clean blood, causing pains and unsettled feelings from uric acid buildup.
Nation on temperance drive spurs new organization
Ottawa Kans Jan 26 Mrs Carrie Nation lectured at First Baptist church saying she will not smash saloons alone but organize other women for similar work Saloon wrecking endorsed Kans WCTU president Mrs E P Hutchinson endorsed the Enterprise raid County Attorney Smith says within a week every saloon in the county will be closed Both local saloons still closed.
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Garrie Nation
Ottawa
Kan
Carrie Nation
First Baptist Church
Enterprise
E. P Hutchinson
Kansas W.C. T U
Nation
C . Hoffman
S. 3S. Smith
St. Mo, & Morton
Hartowe
N C
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta
Gavam Soon
Train attack near Balmoral derails Kitchener march
Kitchener leads a force toward Middleburg when an armored engine is derailed by dynamite near Balmoral. Boers fire. British return fire and drive them off with no British casualties. Other briefs note a receiver appointment in Pittsburgh, a New Orleans high hat law incident, German British alliance musings, Vancouver Island wreckage likely from Ardnamurchan, a sick judge in Illinois, and a boxing decision in Youngstown.
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Kitchener
Pretoria
Lord Kitchener
Middleburg
Balmoral
Funeral to Barn Imposing Spectacle In London
London reports an imposing funeral procession planned headed by the king, Emperor William, and Lord Roberts. War secretary Williams will travel to Osborne to finalize military funeral details at Windsor. The royal family mourns Queen Victoria with martial displays planned at Spithead and Windsor. Cardinal Vaughan praises Victoria in London churches. Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York to Australia, per Cowes correspondent. A Madrid gunboat incident and a Walkerville Ontario explosion with multiple deaths round out the updates.
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Stary
London
Emperor Willan
Lord Roberts
Mr Williams
John Broderick
Osborne
Windsor
Cowes
Isis of
Wight
Alexandria
William
James Reid
Edward
Spithead
Cardinal Vaughan
Queen Victoria
Australia
Duke and Duchess of Cornwall
York
Eczema and skin eruptions cured by Hood's Sarsaparilla
An 19th century-style health claim describes eruptions including eczema and pimples arising from humors and digestion. Drying medicines are warned against. the remedy is to discharge humors and strengthen the system. Testimonials claim J G Hines of Franks IL and Miss Alvina Walter of Algona WI were permanently cured.
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Hood
J G. Hines
Franks
Alvina Walter
Algona
Wis
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Cure and Prompt Treatment
Ad claims Hood's Sarsaparilla cures illness and promises quick results. It urges readers to stop delaying treatment and buy a bottle today. The message emphasizes immediate action and the product as a remedy.
Invincible Thieves Fail to Extort From East Aston Farmers
A gang calling themselves the Invincible Thieves attempted to extort large sums from East Aston farmers and shot at George Schillinger when he refused to pay. Sheriff Hotz reports a suspected desperado gang aims to seize money from the rural community. A $1000 reward, plus $5000 from farmers, is offered for the capture dead or alive.
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Leviso Bic
Aston
George Schillinger
Suvin
Schillinger
Wade
Sheri Hotz
Ij Alles
Fires and disasters sweep Chicago and beyond
Fire at Pitkin & Brooks glassware store in Chicago causes $550,000 loss with multiple firemen injured as flames blast from rear. Union Elevated loop damaged by heat. Building loss $50,000, stock $500,000, insured. Nearby fires hit New York drugists, St Paul grocers, and Australian bushfires devastate vast areas with high heat and mass evacuations. Smallpox deaths rise in Chicago. 60 cases reported.
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Hale
Chicago
Gregary Gattead
Detroit
Pitkin & Brooks
Piazin& Brooks
New York
Lehn & Fink
Paul
Wholegals
H. B. Straight
Cnicago
Health Department
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Odd Fellows' Endowment Association of Pennsylvania
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Crescent Theater
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Daily Chronice
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