Senate Debate Over Race Troubles and Confirmations
In the Senate on the 27th Walthall answered charges about Indiana citizens in Aberdeen Mississippi during Jefferson Davis funeral week. He condemned the tin smith outrage and insult to Secretary Proctor, then addressed Ingalls and a general debate followed until adjournment after an executive session announced confirmations: Palmer United States Attorney Western Michigan, Clark United States Marshal Western Michigan, Shepherd United States Attorney Eastern Michigan, Gary Collector of Customs Cuyahoga Ohio. In the House Mason of Illinois introduced a 1 million post office appropriation for Chicago and the chamber spent the afternoon on a bill to erect three penitentiaries for U S prisoners, with a motion to reconsider entered but no action. the bill authorizes three prisons to confine roughly thirty-three degree latitude inmates, two west of the Rocky Mountains and one south of that line.
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Senate
South
Walthall
Indiana
Aberdeen
Mies
Jefferson Davis
Proctor
Atength
Ingalls
United States
Michigan
Jaisis Clark
T. J. Shepherd
Michin
M. B. Gary
Cuyahoga
Ohio
Mason
Illinois
Chicago
Wea
Rocky Mountains
Blair
Quay
Gettysburg Memorial Association
Berry
South Dakota
North Dakota
California
Colorado
Alabama
Fort Sill
Indian Territory
House
Messrs. Mills, Crisp, Oates
Committee On Rules
Sapere
Carlisle
Repub N
Messie
Cannon
Payne
Boutelle
Census Bureau
Teller
Yeas
Greely
Hermann
Oregon
Columbia River
Oklahoma
Secretary of the Interior
State Treasury and Justice Officials Selected for Nominations
Tax President sent to the Senate nominations for State, Treasury, and Justice posts. Astine Heard to be Minister and Consul General to Corea. Gottschalk Consul at Stuttgart. Winter Consul at Mannheim. Guenther Consul General at Mexico City. McDermott Consul at St Thomas. Pepper Consul at Milan. Treasury Bailey named Assistant Treasurer in Cincinnati. Justice Haggart U.S. Marshal in North Dakota. Elihu Colman U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Wisconsin. Fowler for Wyoming Territory.
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State
Treasury
Justice
Senate
Astine Heard
Massachusetts
United States
Corea
Lewis Gottschalk
California
Stuttgart
John F. Winter
Ilinois
Mannheim
Richard Guenther
Wisconsin
Mexico
Thomas McDermott
Tennessee
St. Thomas
West Indies
George M. Pepper
Ohio
Milan
Samuel Bailey Jr
Cincinnati
John E. Haggart
North Dakota
United States Ata
Elihu Colman
Eastman
Benjamin F. Fowler
Territory of
Wyoming
Monon Route Train Wreck Near Carmel Leaves Three Dead
A passenger train leaving Chicago at 11 55 Sunday night derailed near Carmel Indiana Monday morning. Four coaches plunged into a creek. A woman and two children were cremated in a fire sparked by the wreck. Rail damage and temporary track repairs are cited as causes.
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Monon
Chicago
Carmel
Ind
Mysterious stomach disease ravages Persia Khorassan
Advices from Ashabad state that Persian Khorassan is struck by a mysterious stomach disease with about 3 000 deaths. In Meshed daily deaths ran high though now declining. Physicians are scarce and suffering from overwork. The disease’s nature remains unknown.
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Persia
Ashabad
Spain Says No Army for Brazil Restore Monarchy
In the Spanish chamber of deputies Foreign Minister Marquis de La Vega de Armijo stated that it would be absurd to suppose Spain would send an army to re-establish the monarchy if Brazil proclaimed a republic.
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Spain
Brazil
Chamber of Deputies
Marquis de la Vega de Armijo
Condition of Cattle and Hogs Increases Reported
A Kansas City dispatch notes reports from 150 counties across seven major livestock states show a moderate rise in cattle and hog numbers and a clear improvement in overall condition compared with last year. The piece also reports on Cleveland brewery acquisitions by an English syndicate. Schrather's sold for 1.375 million, Gehring's for 1 million, Stopple's for 255 thousand.
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Kansas City
American Live Stock Commission Company
Cleveland Breweries
Rev Father Stroup of Holy Ghost Order Dead in Pittsburgh
The Rev Father Stroup Provisional of the Order of the Holy Ghost of the Roman Catholic Church died suddenly in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania of pneumonia. He was about 50 and head of the order named in America.
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Father Stroup
Order of the Holy Ghost
Roman Catholic Church
Pittsburg
America
Gen Shields Swords Price Set for Government Purchase
Secretary of War weighs the purchase of Gen James Shields swords belonging to the late Missouri general. He ascertains a price of 20000 dollars but no payment will occur until specific details are settled.
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Gen. Shields
Oue
James Shields
Missouri
Iowa House Breaks Deadlock with Compromise
The Iowa House ended a stalemate by naming Wil coxee as temporary Clerk and L. D.otchkiss as temporary Speaker. Minor offices were allocated evenly between factions.
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Iowa
Iowa House
Wilcoxee
L. D.otchkiss
Dem
Ex Governor William Bross Dies in Chicago Home
Former Governor and Tribune partner William Bross died at his daughter’s home in Chicago after a brief illness on the 27th. He was an old Chicago resident and prominent in local affairs and journalism.
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Bros
William Bross
Chicago
The
Tribune
Plumbers Union Rumored to Affiliate with AFL
In Pittsburg whispers suggest the National Association of Plumbers and Steam and Gasfitters is near joining the American Federation of Labor. The development could reshape trade union alignment in the region.
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Pittsburg
National Association of Plumbers and Steam and Gasfitters
American Federation of Labor
Grain In Sight TE Reports Wheat Corn And Oats Supplies
The New York Produce Exchange shows wheat at 31,943,604 bushels, down 597,027. Corn stands at 11,666,722 bushels, up 450,855. Oats total 4,867,939 bushels, down 171,417.
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New York Produce Exchange
Petroleum Well Strikes Strong Flow Near Johnstown NY
A strong flowing petroleum well near Johnstown New York was struck while drilling for gas at 960 feet. The operation encountered a heavy oil flow indicating a productive strike and potential for further production.
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New York
Johnstown
N. Y
G D Corvora & Co. fail with liabilities of 200000
Shipping firm G. D. Corvora & Co. of New York, acting as commission merchants, has failed with liabilities estimated at 200000. The report notes unsettled debts and seeks to inform creditors and the public of the collapse and its scope.
Riot and desecration plague a Wilkes-Barre cemetery
Civil disorder erupts as Lithuanians clash with Poles over a cemetery burial. Coffins are opened and bodies dragged. violence ends as armed Lithuanians arrive and the crowd disperses. Meanwhile mill dividend payouts reach $1 to $15.55 for six months and legal actions unfold in New York and Philadelphia.
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Tion
Martin Wilkes
Bourne
Fall River
Mass
New York
Frederick Fairchild
Providence
R. L
C.rding
Apam Forepaths
Green Street
Philadelphia
Foreyaugh
Seaview
Marky Wruxes
Wilkesbarre
O’hara
Apramu Risser
Ontario County
Risser
New York Dispatch
Peter Jackson
Jackson
California
Castle Garden
Nnt
New Jersey
New York Harbor
United States
Herr Most
Western Happenings From The Mississippi Valley Lumberman
A Minneapolis based review reports 1889 total lumber cut at 3 467 436 593 feet with a 736 404 777 foot drop from 1885 and a 196 326 900 rise in shingles. It notes large leftover logs from low water on Mississippi St Croix and Chippewa rivers, rising on hand lumber and shingles stock, and a 25 048 539 footer 1888 decrease. Other items mention Dakota Sioux land opening 11 million acres, Mrs Chana Herrman’s prison inquiry, union officers, Old Sappo Vo Na Ro death, Mapes North Dakota barn fire with 20 000 loss, James W Hamilton resigning Kansas treasurer post, Juper E S Jorrs Minneapolis pioneer death, Judge Jones philanthropy, and a Atlanta library fund drive.
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Mississippi Valley Lumberman
Minneapolis
Northwest
Uver Mississippi
St. Crux
Chippewa
Dakota Sioux Reservation
Mrz
Chana Herrman
Missouri Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Jefferson City
International Union of Masons and Bricklayers
Kansas City
Andrew J. McDonald
Pittsburg
John Hertz
Denver
Thomas O’hearn
Cohoes
New York
Pat Murray
Albany
Price Station
Utah
Sappo Vo-Na-Ro
Mapes
North Dakota
Emery Mapes
Wilson County News
James W. Hamilton
Kansas
Humphrey
Hamilton
Fanta Fe Railway
Juper E.S. Jorrs
Judge Jones
Kago Theological Seminary
Atlanta
All-Healing Springs
North Carolina
St. Pav
Minn
James J. Iil
Nominations sent to Senate for customs, census, and appraiser posts
The President sent nominations for John R. Berry as Collector of Customs at San Diego and Daniel C. Clark as assistant appraiser in Philadelphia. Census supervisors named for Ohio, Nebraska, Nevada, Utah, Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, and South Dakota. Additional appointments include Elmer K. Adams as Clerk for the House Foreign Affairs Committee. Senate confirmations include George P. Fisher as First Auditor and Marcus Johnson as Collector of Internal Revenue for Minnesota. John Percival named Receiver of Public Mass at Devil's Lake. Harrisburg Democrats elect Elliott Eisner chairman.
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John R. Berry
San Diego
Cal
Daniel C. Clark
Philadelphia
Ohio
Isaac Minor Kirby
John Devor
Lot Wright
Mark Sternberger
Samuel H. Peterman
James P. Wood
William Grinnell
Nebraska
William 8. Randall
Benjamin F. Shouffer
Thomas M. Cook
Nevada
John H. Sharp
J. W. Irengs
Washi
Will D. Jenkins
South Dakota
Charles W. Mather
New Mexico
Horatio W. Ladd
Utah
Amasa S. Cannon
Illinois
Cash C. Jones
Michigan
James N. McBride
Wisconsin
Luther B. Noyes
Minnesota
Edward J. Davenport
Elmer KE. Adams
James G. Buarne, Jr
Committee On Foreign Affairs
House
R. R. Hitt
Senate
George P. Fisher
Delaware
Treasury
Marcus Johnson
Internal Revenue
District of
Fisher
Committee On
United Mine Workers Set Coal Price Scale at Convention
At the Columbus Ohio convention the United Mine Workers announced a revised price scale for various coal fields including Western Pennsylvania Indiana Illinois and West Virginia. The Wilmington coal field price excluding brushing is set at 15 cents per ton with the scale effective May 1. Reynoldsburg low grade region is noted with run of mine specifics.
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United Mine Workers
Columbus
Ohio
Indiana
Wilmington
Enae
Tam Balle
Spring Valley
Ill
Springfield
Stanton
Mount Olive
Peoria
Moundsville
W. Va
Mooresane
Kanawha
Pomeroy
Reynoldsville
Berlin Pact Reported On Samoa Ties
The Reichsanzeiger prints the Samoa convention between Germany Great Britain and the United States in Berlin last summer with German and English texts. Also notes false report of the Pope's death and a duel involving Edouard Rothschild.
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Berlin
Edouard Rothschild
Baron Alphonse Rothschild
Marquis de Gouy
Rothschild
Zanzibar
Dr. Peters
Subaki
Spanish Chamber of Deputies
Lagos
Algarve
Dia
Rewor
England
Portugal
Bismarck
Banking approvals signal new national institutions
The Comptroller of the Currency authorizes Bankers and Merchants National Bank Dallas First National Bank Amaritiv Tex and First National Bank Plattsburg Mo to open with capitals 500000 and 50000 each. Brazil’s National Bank of the United States of Brazil capital 100000000 raises confidence test. Ottawa printers threaten strike over pay, De Fonseca allegedly dying in Rio suburb, treaty extraditable crimes, Tracy navy plan fuels British interest.
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National Bank
Dallas
Tex
First National Bank
Amarit iv
Plattsburg
Valente
Washington
Ruy Barboza
National Bank of the
United States of Brazil
New Republic
Ottawa
Ont
Montevideo
General de Fonseca
Brazil
Angina Etoris
Ricaneiro
England
Tracy
United States
Great Britain
Multiple Fatalities and Incidents Reported Across States
In Galveston Texas Kyle Terry nephew of a California slaying victim was killed and two others injured by Jay Bird faction marksmen from Fort Bend County. In Paso Del Norte a bear keeper killed by a bear after liquor induced drunkenness. A Wilkes County powder blast injured and killed workers including Samuel Culls Thomas Emroy J R Falls George and Eugene Moore. Thirteen injured including Superintendent Harrison H Rippie Berger. Berger died at Woodstock Virginia. Maurice J Hart found not guilty in bond defalcation case tied to ex State Treasurer EB A Burke. Grover W Purn editor of the New...
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Couch
Galveston
Texas
Kyle Terry
California
David Neagle
Jay Bird
Fort Bend County
Paso del Norte
Charlotte
N. C
Wilkes County
Samuel Culls
Thomas Emroy
J. R. Falls
George
Eugene Moore
Harrison H. Rippie- Berger
Woodstock
Maurice J. Hart
EB. A. Burke
Grover W. Purn
the New
National Solons debate and bills in Senate and House
The national lawmakers discuss bills in the Senate and House. Blair petitions education measures, Quay presents arms to Gettysburg, and Berry pushes farm mortgage study. Passes include land office creation, California proceeds, Apache removal, and Gulf of Mexico and river obstructions funding. House rules dispute and Oklahoma bill proceed. immigration and census topics noted.
Calamity in Columbus as Explosions, Fire Kill Several
Fire crews faced two explosions in a burning Columbus building near Wall street and Noble alley. Victims include Mrs. Marrlot and several others named. many burned or injured. Witnesses describe a chaotic rescue as gas from a leaking main contributed to the blasts.
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Columbus
Obie
Wall Street
Noble Alley
Marriot
William James
James
The Peril of Cold Damp Beds and Sleeping Rooms
The piece argues that damp cold beds and unventilated rooms cause illness and death, urging travelers and households to air and dry beds. It warns that cold rooms and damp sheets can chill the body, suggesting neglect leads to preventable death.
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Good Housekeeping
Longevity Across Animal Species and Notable Outliers
The Minneapolis Tribune notes varying lifespans from 6 or 8 years for a hare to 100 years for camels and 400 for elephants, with elephants and swans reaching remarkable ages. It cites tortoises to 107 and even whales possibly 1,000 years, while many common animals such as dogs and wolves average around 20 years.
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Cuvier
Minneapolis Tribune
Humorist In Room Sparks Editor Exchange
A humorist jokes about differences in humor with a managing editor. The editor notes Tem Ward and Tam differ in temperament as the humorist claims he never laughs at his own jokes, prompting a quick banter about audience and self-amusement.
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Artemus Ward
Tam
Family Doctor Chides Patient Over Cure Claim
A doctor warns a patient that he is out of options and suggests making a will. The patient insists a rival, Dr Blank, can cure him, prompting the doctor to retort he would eject him from the society.
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Blank
The
Society For Breach of Etiquette
When a Cold Persists Inside a Social Storm
A witty note on the inability of folk cures to beat a cold despite friends claiming remedies. The piece contrasts social chatter with the stubborn physiology of illness. No medical guidance is provided.
H. A. RIDDLEBERGER DEAD FORMER VIRGINIA SENATOR PASSES
Woodstock Virginia reports ex Senator H F F Riddleberger died at 2 30 am on the 24th. He was a Confederate captain at twenty, later a lawyer editor and political figure with service in the House of Delegates and State Senate. He edited three papers and held Conservative and Readjuster roles before his Senate term ending in 1889. He was noted as an able orator.
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Woodstock
H. Ff. Riddleberger
Senator Riddleberger
Riddleberger
Tenth Legion
Edinburg
Commonwealth
House of Delegates
State Senate
Riddieberger
Shenandoah Democrat
Virginian
Senate
Trade Outlook Reports Better Activity Amid Improving Collections
R G Dann & Co notes a more favorable trade tone with colder weather boosting activity and collections. Treasury bond disbursements ease money markets while labor disputes ease. sickness abates in the East. Woolen, cotton goods, boots, and leather show mixed gains. coal storage pressures output. money markets ease in several cities. 7 day US and Canada failures rise slightly.
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New York Dispatch
R. G. Dann & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
Treasury
Boston
Philadelphia
St. Louis
St. Paul
Kansas City
Detroit
United States
Canada
Supreme Court Affirms Most Conviction in Riot Case
The New York case involving anarchist Johann Most ends with the Supreme Court upholding his conviction for riot arising from a Chicago hangings outbreak. Most had been sentenced by Judge Cowing to one year in prison and a $500 fine, with appeal bonds in place as the higher court confirmed the verdict and sentence.
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Supreme Court
New York
Johann Most
Cowing
Chicago
Plan to avert prison revolt in Deer Lodge by urgent funding
Helena dispatch reports Gov Toole, Marshal Irvin, and state officials met with Republican and Democratic leaders to form a three by three committee to fast track bills for penitentiary funding. With 144 inmates and only 14 guards, a break for liberty seems imminent if action stalls. The Democratic Speaker asked for more time to decide.
Minor News Notes on Bank Capital and Appointments
The National Howard Bank of Baltimore is authorized to begin business with a capital of 200000. Costa Rica revolution reports are denied by Washington representatives. Francis C. Hannon rises as store keeper and gauger in California’s First district, D. M. Bean in North Carolina’s Fifth district. Twenty six bids for public printing paper were opened, most cheaper than last year. contracts set for July 29. Treasury rules fix 45 percent ad valorem duty on metal forming table covers. Tichenor informs New York Italian chamber no change in green fruit damage claims regulations.
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National Howard Bank of
Baltimore
Costa Rica
Washington
Francis C. Hannon
California
D. M. Beansame
North Carolina
Tichenor
Italian Chamber of Commerce of
New York
Tar National Howard Bank of
Twe
Heavy torpedo boat on sale in Spain described
A damaged fragment describes a large torpedo boat launched in Spain. It measures about seventy feet in length and seven tons, powered by electricity and designed to operate with air supplied underwater. It notes the craft’s resilience and imagined use by a reader.
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Spain
Millions for a Navy Senate Committee
Washington dispatch reports a Senate naval committee meeting where a policy to rapidly build line of battle ships like the English Ben Bow was favored. Senators Chandler McPherson and Stanford show opposition, with majority and minority reports to follow. Hale was instructed to report favorably on a bill echoing Secretary Tracy’s annual naval recommendations.
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Washington
Senate Naval Committee
Chandler
McPherson
Senate
Stanford
Hale
Tracy
Thirty Drowned On British Ship Loch Moidart
London cable reports the British ship Loch Moidart of Captain Andrew ran ashore at Callantsoog Holland after striking. Thirty crewmen were washed overboard and perished. The Janet Cowan lost five crew near the Isle of Wight but reached Plymouth with the rest. The Enterprise carried Mr. Pendleton remains but sailed to New York and returned due to weather. The Paris on the New Haven Dieppe run arrived at Dover disabled.
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Loch Moidart
Andrew
Pisagua
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Callantsoog
Holland
Janet Cowan
Livingston
Plymouth
Isle of Wight
United States
Enterprise
George H. Pendleton
Germany
Dartmouth
New York
Paris
New Haven
Dieppe
Dover
Fire sinks iron steamship Buchamene with jute cargo
At rence on N. ., fire destroyed the iron steamship Buchamene loaded with jute and rosin. Four firemen were overcome by smoke in the cabin and taken to hospital where they revived. Loss estimated at $30,000.
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Rence
Lass
Big Blaze Destroys Crested Butte Post Office Bank and Stores
A major fire at Crested Butte Colorado destroyed the post office bank and eleven business houses. Damage estimated at fifty thousand dollars with insurance listed as light.
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Crested Butte
Colo
Cairo Nile bulrushes find Moses infant scene
In a Cairo setting the daughter of the king discovers the infant Moses in the bulrushes by the Nile. A Washington gossip column also notes a flirtatious exchange and a private camera screen scene involving Charley and a young woman.
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Cairo
Egypt
Moses
Nile
Self-styled doctor proclaims patient doomed in comic medical quip
In a satirical note from the Christian Observer, Bolus a self-sufficient regular visits a young man with apoplexy and declares doom. He muses that the patient is a feller and explains the dire condition through mock medical terms and comical nonsensical anatomy while noting the lack of money seals the fate.
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Bolus
Rheumatic Syrup Co. claim of a cure for rheumatism
Mrs. H. Ford wife of Gen Ford of Corunna Michigan suffered two years with rheumatism confined to bed with swollen legs. A bottle of Hibberd’s Rheumatic Syrup helped her and two more bottles cured her. She is a well woman now. Price one dollar per bottle or six for five dollars.
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H. Ford
Gen. Ford
Cormnona
Mich
Hibbard
Rueumatic Syrup Co
Jackson, Mich
Hood
N.B
Hood & CO
Lowell
Mass
Knight of the Golden Garter Stirs Up Train Ride
A well-dressed woman on a Consolidated Railroad up-train suddenly rose from her seat and, after removing an item, crossed the aisle to place it on a man’s wrist. She proclaimed himself a Knight of the Golden Garter, while calmly maintaining her composure. Passengers recovered slowly as the act unfolded. The Hartford Courant notes she was likely mentally unbalanced.
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Consolidated Railroad
Perha
Hartford Courant
Health Ties to Blood Lines in Malaria Fight
The piece links malaria to bloodborne illness, praising Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a blood purifier and preventive against miasmatic infection. It claims the remedy relieves nervous and kidney issues, neutralizes atmospheric poisons, and protects the body from disease by expelling the malarial virus.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Affidavit Notice
Frank J. Cheney of FP J Cheney & Co. swears as senior partner that the firm will pay one hundred dollars for any case of catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Sworn and subscribed December 6, 1616 before Notary A. W. Glearsom.
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Onto
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
FP. J. Cheney & Co
S.ate
Hall
A. W. Glearson
Proper Window Opening Prevents Airborne Contamination
Annals of Hygiene notes a common error in churches schools and public buildings where officials delay opening windows after vacating. Emissions from lungs and body rise briefly but if not vented promptly they settle then resuspend when spaces are reoccupied, increasing inhalation risk.
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Annals of Hygiene
Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery Promised to Cure Skin Scrofula
The notice asserts certainty in the medicine’s curative action for skin scrofula and related ailments. It claims the manufacturers guarantee its efficacy or offer a remedy or money back. The language urges avoiding unsafe experiments and wasting health time and money.
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Pierce
Dispensary Medical Association
Buffalo
N. Y
Dr. Pierce
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