Try Ayer s Pills Praise From Readers Across States
Yonkers New York resident Stephen Lansing credits Ayer s Pills with relieving rheumatic symptoms and gout and urges others to use three words to banish gout. C F Hopkins of Nevada City says the pills cured sick headache and neuralgia after sixteen years. Peter Christensen of Sherwood Wisconsin reports lasting relief from rheumatism after three boxes. Ayer s Cathartic Pills, ree
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Ayer
Stephen Lansing
Yonkers
Ayers
Rock, Corner
Avoyelles Parish
F. Hopkins
Nevada City
Peter Christensen
Sherwood
Wis
Sale of Residence of the Late B F Whipple and Omiley
For sale the residence of the late B F Whipple and Omiley. Details unreadable in the fragment but indicates a public or estate sale of real property.
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B. F. Ent
Whipple & Omiley
Local Property Listings Highlight Mitch Residences in Alton
The notice details the late residence of J. J. and W. H. Mitch at 08 MIN street and nearby properties in Woods Ber r addition to Alton. It lists two strong residence pieces east of Summit streets and references Mitchells addition to Alton and surrounding lots serviced by WHIPPLE & SMILEY.
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J. J
W. H. Mitch
Alton
Above
Summit
Mitchell
Woods Bee Rr
Whipple & Smiley
Park Central Hotel Disaster Sparks Rescue Efforts
Fire and explosion bury dozens in Hartford’s Park Central hotel ruins. Military companies called to aid in rescue as victims are pulled from debris. several named travelers, locals, and hotel staff reported missing or dead amid chaotic scenes and shifting casualty counts.
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Harrronp
Conn
Allyn
Park Central
Dwight H. Buell
Louis H. Bronson
Hardford
Harry Stiffle
Philadelphia
Galady
Hartford Herald
George J. Engler
Hartford
Edward Perry
Bronson
George Ketchum
Pendleton
Indiana
Thomas A. Hendricks
James
White Star Line
S Ketchum
Ketcham
Walter Gay
New York
Higganum Manufactoring Company
J. C. Hill
Colton
Daniel Morrison
Haines
New England
Ruima Mra
Frank Wesson
Indictment Planned Against Governor Larrabee in Libel Case
Polk county grand jury reportedly indicted Governor Larrabee for circulating documents of a libelous character against Mrs. H. B. Turney, with the papers on file in the governor’s office deemed privileged. The governor seeks immediate trial, and officials say the case hinges on whether the circulated materials defame Turney as court proceedings proceed.
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Sumlay
Turney
Supreme Court
Preston
Rudolph Was a Scapegrace in Royal Circles
London reports continue to debate Crown Prince Rudolph's notorious lifestyle after his death. Emperor Francis Joseph berates former tutor Count Bosbelle for not disclosing Rudolph’s escapades and faults the tutor as out of favor. The prince allegedly abused alcohol, consuming large amounts daily, and ran debts totaling £300,000 despite treasury allowances.
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London
Rudolph
Francis Joseph
Count Bosbelle
Count Hoyos
Cardinal Lavigerie
Africa
Vienna
Contested Senate Bill Sparks Resignations in Statehouse
scattered news briefs note a senate debate over a corporate existence bill causing talk of resignations in the chamber New York reports a World special from Little Rock predicts a sensational move in the Arkansas lower house on Monday Harrison’s brother arrives in New York with family en route to Washington for the inauguration a veteran steamboat captain and harbor commissioner dies in Providence a charity group forms a three member committee to plan fundraising efforts seeking a $100000 goal
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New York
Little Rock
Ark
Harrison
Heatt Harrison
Kansas City
Washington
Fister Refuses Questions in Freret Inquiry
Washington reports the senate public buildings and grounds committee pressed Thomas A. Fister to answer questions about contributions for political purposes in the last campaign. Fister maintained the matter was private and refused to testify. The committee adjourned after declaring him in contempt and may seek jail time and fines.
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Congress
Oklahoma
House
Washington
Crrr
Senate Committee On Public Buildings and Grounds
Freret
Thomas A. Fister
Fister
Treasury Department
Spooner
Senator Quay
Senate
Republicans Prepare to Revise Rules and Limit Filibusters
Wasu woron City Feb 19 The Post says Republicans begin to prepare for an extra session to revise rules at the outset to reduce filibuster chances. They plan prior question with two motions adjourn and recommit. if voted down, no further dilatory motions. Also ending the fixed adjournment hour to curb minority power. Other items include Senate moves on direct tax and Alaska fisheries. Oklahoma bill advances after Senate committee approval. Canal opposition grows in Douglas County over a 14 mile drainage canal plan.
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Wasutworon City
Senate
House
Congress
Lewis
Hatch
Mimouri
Alaska
Dunn
Cabinet selections for incoming administration discussed
A Tribune report from Indianapolis lists a cabinet including Blaine at state, Windom at treasury, Wanamaker at postmaster general, Noble at interior, Miller at attorney general, Thomas at navy, Rusk at war, and Warner Miller at agriculture. Harrison may still adjust selections in coming days and will keep control over offers.
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Curcaco
the Tribune
Indianapolis
Blaine
State Department
Windom
Treasury
Wanamaker
Noble
Missouri
Interior
W. H. H. Miller
Indiana
Thomas
Navy
Rusk
Warner Miller
Thal
Harrison
How Governmental Changes There Would Affect the Peace of Europe
An analysis from Loxpon on the French crisis notes bourse indifference as President Car not backs a moderate ministry while Maillefeu supporters push a senate chamber alliance to appoint a provisional government. It warns that a republic means peace whereas dictatorship monarchy or anarchy imply war. Berlin and Vienna show high concern and Germany proceeds with large scale armament orders amid military plans and factory production.
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Europe
Loxpon
Carnot
Meline
Chamber
Maillefeu
Senate
Berlin
Vienna
France
Danville Trades and Labor Federation Formed
In Danville Tk on Feb 19 unions including printers carpenters Knights of Labor and three others created a branch of the American Federation of Labor to cover a fifty mile radius and settle labor disputes by arbitration aiming to curb strikes with broad local union cooperation.
Hetting on Horse Sale in Lexisoron KY
Fragment describes a six day horse sale in Lexisoron Kentucky with events last week and a mention of a price or lot. Names or exact figures are unreadable, but the note implies local market activity and sale results.
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Lexisoron
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Tarian Missionary Association
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Senate Committee
Wasuworon City
Supreme Court of Tennessee
West Virginia
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Washington City
Senate Committee On Territories
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Henry Y. Satterlee
Calvary Church
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Michigan
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August Art
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Father Geesner
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
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N. J
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A. Z. Gray
Cuscaco
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Racine College
Leland Hotel
John Asa Gray
AMOND
Wells, Richardson & CO
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