A Wide Teem of Health Patter in a Fragmented Column
A scrap of old newspaper text bundles medical claims, jokes, and ads. Rev Jacob D B Van Doren of Fond du Lac cites Doan s Kidney Pills for relief after kidney issues. Other entries tout Defiance Starch, Mills, and catarrh cures, with scattered quips and product pitches from various locales.
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Jacob DB
van Doren
Sixth St
Fondin Lac
Wis
Doan
Donn
Foster-Mildrin Co
Buffalo
Seven Stars Inn
Manchester
England
Young man praises Grape-Nuts after dyspepsia cure
A testimonial from a student who suffered long with dyspepsia, dizziness, poor appetite, and nervousness. After using Grape-Nuts at a sister's recommendation, he reports steady health gains, return to school, improved memory and grades, and a happier appearance. Brand urged with a Postum Co. address and a booklet offer.
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Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellyils
United States Colombia Protest Over Isthmus Ties
A protest from United States of Colombia objects to American actions on the Isthmus of Panama tied to the 1846 treaty terms. Washington reports the State Department is considering a reply with no timetable given. Meanwhile the U S mobilizes thirteen ships toward Colon to deter Colombian action against insurgents.
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United States
Government of
Colombia
Washington
United States of Colombia
Panama
United States of America
State Department
Washington, D. C
Maine
Hempton Roads
Colon
Olympia
Norfolk
Prairie
League Island
Boston
San Juan del Sur
Pacific
Wyoming
Atlanta
Dixie
Nashville
Mayflower
Coghlan
Gudger
Cannon Chosen Speaker by Republican Caucus Unanimous
In a Republican House caucus last night Joseph G. Cannon of Illinois was unanimously chosen as speaker, ensuring his election Monday. Hepburn of Iowa elected presiding officer and Louden-Digger of New Jersey secretary, with 180 members present. A committee notified Cannon in the chamber amid applause.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Joseph G. Cannon
Hinds
Hepburn
Iowa
Emucus
Louden- Digger
New Jersey
Dalzell
Pennsylvania
Cannon
Sherman
New York
Hemenway
Indiana
Mann
Illinois
Appropriations Committee
House
Alexander McDowell
Elerth
Henry Casson
Frank B. Lyon
J. C. McElroy
Henry B. Couden
Payne
Capitol
John &§. Williams
Mississippi
IndependenceDeclared Panama Faces New Republic Era
The isthmus declares independence with Panama and Colón in revolutionary hands. United States recognizes the de facto Panama government, pledging to preserve order and open transit. Colombian troops retreat. naval forces monitor the situation as authorities urge peaceful settlement.
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Panama
United States
Beaupre
Bogota
Colombia
United States of America
Columbia
Naval Department
Grass
Pacific Squadron
Marblehead
Concord
Wyoming
Acapulco
Mexico
Delano
Dixie
Colon
Pram
Washington
Hubbard
Torres
Tovar
Republic of
Herran
State Department
McClellan Wins New York Mayor Victory After Unified Opposition
Gen B McClellan elected third mayor of Greater New York by 61 414 plurality amid near unanimous opposition from newspapers and city clergy. Grout elected comptroller and Jamies president of the board of aldermen. Devery runs independent, receiving little support. McClellan gains across boroughs led by Manhattan Bronx and Brooklyn, with Low retaining Richmond only. Official returns set McClellan’s plurality at 63 617.
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New York
Gen. B.mcclellan
Greater
Seth Low
Fnslontat
Edward M. Grout
Charles V. Jamnes
Board of Aldermen
Tammany
Gront
Fornes
Hugh McLaughlin
Kings County Democracy
McClelan
Kings County
Manhattan
Bronx
Brooklyn
Richmond
Queens
Shepard
Democrat
McClellan
Navy
Ohio Plurality 115000 Herrick Leads Buckeye State Race
Ohio returns show Republican Herrick leading for governor by about 114 701 on a total vote under 600000 with 62 of 88 counties carried. Johnson, Democrat, totals 20476 in the governor race and Republicans expect a larger overall plurality as party ticket outcomes roll in. In other states results show Maryland Democrats ahead by 8000, Kentucky Gov Backham leading by 30409, Nebraska Barnes elected to the supreme court, Colorado Campbell ahead by about 7000, and San Francisco mayoral race favoring Hagens Schmitt by about 3434 with partial counts.
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Herrick
Buckeye
Columbus
Repub Nevn
Ohio
Republcan State Committee
John
Johnson
Ucket
Kentucky
Louisville
Backham
Dem
Morris B. Belknap
Nebraska
Linncoln
Neb
Barnes
Supreme Court
Colorado
Denver
Campbell
Wilson
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Mathues
Soliditor
Snyder
Dewalt
San Francisco
Hagens BE. Schmitt
Onion Labor
Henry J. Crocker
Magnet Pile Killer Curés Piles Wisdom Applies
A fragmented line notes a phrase about wisdom used as self-concert by men, referencing a magnet pile killer and Curés Piles, implying a reflective or satirical comment on self homage and public display.
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B. Z
FR. McCarthy
Jefferson
Iowa
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