Dr Hate's Household Ointment Sold at Local Drug Store
An advertisement touts Dr Hate's Household Ointment as a universal cure for catarrh neuralgia rheumatism piles salt rheum eyelids coughs and colds and claims internal use for pneumonia plus rapid healing of wounds bunions and injuries. Also included is a bicycle joke and a local note about Mrs Fowler's sixth marriage and husbands dying two years from each wedding day with a claim that Sulphur Bitters saved her current husband.
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L. A. Sheets Drug Store
Quack Cures and Patent Remedies Advertised in Notice
A jumble of medical pitches touts Hal's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer Tutt's Pills Hale's Household Tea and De Witts Little Early Risers. Claims include heart cures nervous system tonics and consumption remedies with free samples and drugstore availability. Also promotes Hood's Pills and various tonics with assurances of no pain or griping.
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Tabules Medicine Co
South Bend Ind
Veterans in Camp Great Parade Loyal G A R On Capitol
Washington, Sept. 20. Tens of thousands of Grand Army veterans marched along Pennsylvania Avenue in a double column, led by parade officials and the Old Guard. The event drew an estimated 70,000 veterans, with schoolchildren singing patriotic tunes and welcoming banners. The procession ended after six hours near the reviewing stand. Indianapolis chosen for next encampment location. reports show funds and assets of the G A R. president and officers noted enduring support for Comrade Harrington.
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Washington
Denas
Grand Army of the Republic
Pennsylyuniy
GQ. A. R
Citizens Committee
Old Guard
Albany
N. Y
Amy Batalion
Palmer
Henry M. Duffield
Detroit
Grand Bay
Massachusetts
United States Signal Corps Veteran Association
Ilinois
Naval Veterans’ Association
Capital
Pennsylvania Avenue
Treasury Building
Department of Justice
White House
State, War and Navy Departments
Twenty-third Street
Morton
Hoosler
Indianapolis
G.A.R
John Taylor
United States
Grant Monument
Pratt
Poste
T. E. Clarkson
Omaha
Hayes
Vias
G. A
Ils
Benjamin Harrie Bon
Lyce
Chavert
Cinse
Indiana
J. R. Carnahan
Ohio
Council of Administration
Elected officers chosen for G A R encampment in Washington
Wisconsin’s A G Weissert selected by acclamation as commander in chief at the twenty sixth G A R national encampment in Washington with Comrade Lincoln retiring. officers named include H Warfield Peter Ayres W Weyl D R Lowell. Resolutions urge veterans rights and memorials as final adjournment occurs.
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A. G. Weissert
Wisconsin
Washington
Milwaukee
Palmer
Lincoln
BR. H. Warfield
San Francisco
Peter B. Ayres
Delaware
W. C. Weyl
Danbury
Cann
D. R. Lowell
Kansas
Barnum
New York
Kramer
Maryland
Eneral Alger
Alger
Congress
G. A. R. Post
Marine Hospital
New Orleans
PL Vle
President Chosen at W A Convention Shows Kansas Leader
Mrs Margaret Gickena of Kansas was named president of the W A after sessions discussing the Women s Relief at the world s fair. Weissert and Gray visited and addressed the convention as officers for the coming year were elected Mrs Margaret Bickens of Kansas was selected as president and the retiring president Mrs Sanders received thanks for her leadership.
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Margaret Gickena
Kansas
Margaret Bickens
Sanders
Refused Bail In Homestead Strike Leader O Donnell
Hugh O Donnell the Homestead strike leader was refused bail by Judge Porter and will remain jailed until his murder riot trial. In Milwaukee Father Cleary to be made bishop in Archdiocese Ireland's province as work for temperance pushes. Paris Figaro reports Edward Parker Deacon freed and planning Paris residence and custody suit.
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Hugh O'Donnell
Pitrszura
Hugh O’donnell
Jeader
Porter
O’donnell
Milwaukee
Father Cleary
Kenosha
Ireland
Treland
Mnien
Vieacon At Liberty
Paris
the Figaro
Edward Parker Deacon
Iowa News Items From The State Ledger
A gas well struck on a Glidden farm at 146 feet. A Clinton court house contract awarded to an Osmi as firm for $00 500. Keokuk inebriate notices posted in saloons. Boone advertises bids for paying and curbing streets. Rockford fire destroys $12 000 in business district. Suffrage convention at Des Moines ends after five days. Clinton derailment fatality reported. Ringling Circus parade accident injures five in Centerville. Rock Island train wreck near Farnum with $50 000 loss. Creston’s John Jokes dies at age 62. Mt Pleasant silk thefts total nearly $2 600. Muscatine grand jury declines to indict Snyder. Iowa river erosion threatens land five miles below Council Bluffs. Dubuque German Catholic assembly reports 200–00 delegates. Davenport doctor Parker dies after overdose. Lansing man Bernard Schroeder returns after 24 years missing. Sioux City prostitutes assault Tom O Day. attack and egging follow. Hawkeye Milling to build Sioux City flour mill with $100 000 capitalization. Dubuque German Catholic Benevolent societies denounce Senator Davis over Chinese exclusion remarks. Wan coma northern wolves alarm farmers. livestock depredations reported. Des Moines suffragists elect officers. Keokuk pastor sues church for salary disputes.
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Glidden
Clinton
Keokuk
Boone
Rockford
Women’s Suffrage Association of Tows
Des Moines
Ieee John Shay
Ringling
Centerville
Rock Island
Farnum
John Jokes
Creston
Union County
8. W. Garvin
Mt. Pleasant
Grand Jury
Muscatine County
William Snyder
William Powers
Snyder
Salvation Army
Powers
Iowa
Council Bluffs
Roman Catholic Central Society of North America
Dubuque
J. M. Parker
Davenport
Mount Pleasant
Scott County
Bernard Schroeder
Lansing
New York
Sioux City
Florence Winters
Lora Waldron
Tom O'Day
Hawkeye Milling Company
National Convention of German Catholic Benevolent Societies
Davis
Minnesota
Cabensly
Wancoma
Prince Ernest Weds Marie of Saxa Meiningen
Brief foreign items show Prince Ernest of Saxa Meiningen marrying Marie Jensen, daughter of poet William Jensen, while other notes report Alfred Mathechild as a possible English delegate to an international monetary conference and a papal consistory delayed two months due to a cholera epidemic. Honolulu considers a British protectorate petition as natives sign, then Washington and state races update Democratic and Republican nominees across Nebraska, Wisconsin, and Utah with withdrawals and faction fusions noted.
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Prince Ernest of Saxa Meiningen
Marie
William Jensen
London Daily Telegraph
Alfred Mathechild
Rome
Honolulu
Queen Victoria
Hawaiian Islands
Islands
England
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Fort Dodge
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Independence
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Brooklyn
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Borg
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California
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Minneapolis
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Frank G. Leng
Walla Walla
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
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Grand
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Chicago
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Union School Furniture Company
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Yale
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Wellston
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