Springs Health Patents and Mineral Water Claims
A fragmentary OCR item discusses Lithia Water and Springs at a Maryland site. It notes a Dring Deposit solvent action and reduction of lumbar lumps, with reference to Magnesia and Lithia waters. The text mentions incapacity to provide medical attendants and positions Lithia Water as remarkable, timing implications, and experiences with mineral waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyland
Maryland
esppert
Himpoltf
Lithia
Ingalls Foes Block Pension Amendment Amid Senate Clash
Fragmentary nineteenth century political report notes Ingalls and Cullom opposing a Mexican pension amendment, with Republicans loading it with changes. It describes southern election maneuvers, Atlanta barracks funding prospects, and a chalmers Manning contested election report by Cook of Iowa stirred by partisan debate and administration criticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
ara
Euch
senate
West
ATLANTA
house
Hammond
Randall
Brown
Lincoln
Sheridan
Augusta
Atanta
south
Ranney
Massachusetta
Mt. Coal
Cooke
Chalmers
Evening Star
elections committee
Cook
Chalmers-Manning
Mississippi
uote
In the Senate Defatcations Investigation and Mexican Pensions
The senate debated an Ingalls amendment to investigate defalcations in Washington departments, including the navy and post office, with safeguards and accounts reform. It approved extending oversight to all departments and authorized clerks as needed. The Mexican pension bill proceeded with amendments on dating pensions from discharge or disability and extending filing deadlines to 1834.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasnixotox
senate
dhule
Morgan
Hale
postoftice
state
navy
McPherson
Hate
treasury
McWherson
Garland
committee on’ judiciary
congress
a . Sa
Plumb
Pension amendment debate ends with defeat in Senate
The Senate defeated the Ingalls amendment to the Mexican pension bill by 26 to 3 after a heated exchange led by Senator Sherman. Debates focused on whether pensions were contractual rights or gratuities, with arguments about treasury impact and party platforms guiding duty. Several amendments were then offered and approved or rejected as the bill progressed toward adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
amborn
United States
committee on pensions
house of repreentatives
commissioner of
pensiona
Sherman
ibie
the
United
Ingalls
Ohio
Iie
treasury
congress of the
Yeos
Messrs
Allgon
Blair
Bowen
Cameron
Wisconsin
Conger
Dillom
Daves
Dolph
Pere
Hale
Harrison
Inglis
phar
Lopan
Melun
Mahona
Manderson
Miler
California
Miller
New York
Mitchell
Palmer
Pike
Plumb
Sawyer
Van Wyck
Wilson
Aldrich
Bayard
Beck
Brown
Saulsberry
Sewell
Lister
Vance
West
Walker
Williams
Megara
Mexico
bomt
Hleon
Jawahall
Culldin
BMoedgsra
Aldrick
Allison
Cullom
Dawes
Frye
Hawley
Jones
Nevades Zaphar
Loven
McMillan
Mahone
Morrill
Platt
Phimb
Riddleberger
Gorquitt
Fair
Farley
George
Ghran
Groome
Hampton
Jackson
Florida
Keyon
McPherson
Maxey
Morgan
Pendleton
Pugh
Random
Saulsbury
Slater
Wiliams
Morgen
senate
Congeraupporea
ron
gome
S.o’elock
congress
Wasnxoron
Randall
Hill
jallora
Zia
Indiana Race and Hendricks Prospects in District Politics
Special report from Washington notes Indiana Democrats resist dropping Hendricks for governor with Mrs Hendricks opposing. Voorhees may push him to run, while party leaders expect him to lead if needed. potential Voorhees victory cited. Also, a motion to disbar Bliss after Springer inquiry highlights star route case fallout and Bliss's public church admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waamixdron
Hendricks
Indiana
Voorhees
endricks
Timay
jhoosista
politica Voorhees
Bia
Axle BLISS
Bliss
District of Columbia
Springer
George Bliss
Inborsing Cleveland The County Democracy Witnesses Support
New York City June 25 At a county democracy meeting 325 members were slated for Chicago. A resolution urged district reps to form Cleveland clubs and unite into a general club in Chicago. Colonel Fellows claimed two thirds of New York delegates favored Cleveland amid cries against Blaine. Palmer favors Cleveland and McDonald as a ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
county democracy
Chicago
Thompson
Cleveland
Johnn A. Fellows
New York
Blaine
Andrew Jackson
PALMER
O’DONALD
Carcago
Saratoga
McDonald
Arrival of the early delegates to the South Carolina convention
Reports from Columbia and Washington describe South Carolina delegates arriving for the state Democratic convention, with mixed sentiment on presidential candidates. Bayard and Cleveland show support among leaders, while many prefer an unpledged delegation. The Charleston press weighs the chances of Bayard versus Cleveland. The North Carolina exposition committee seeks President Arthur and Senator Hawley for the October event, with Hawley accepting to open the exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Colasbnna
8. C
Phey -wera
Bayard
Cleveland
Randall
Thurman
Columbia Register
South Carolina
north
Chicago
Hampton
Butler
F. W. Dawson
Charleston
Arthur
Bonitor Hawley
Wasurgotox
Primrogo
W.H. 5
Burgwin
John Nichols
Ransom
Vance
Hawley
Saale
Colgrove's Mistake
A fragmented confession recounts a planned elopement from Nashville to Georgia, aided by Eddie and Lottie. The narrator describes being coerced toward marriage, fleeing at night, a sheriff intervening, and both lovers returned to Nashville where Eddie is imprisoned in the workhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie
Lyad
Eddie
Annie
Lottie sap
pike
horesiathr
Wesi
Georgia
Chattanooga
Eddia
mit
Bryan
Nashville
Graysville
Simon Kilcin
Edldie
wig
COLGROVE
Key and Ker dispute over Colgrove case adjourns hearing
The committee adjourned after Key was not present despite a summons. Colgrove says Key admitted a mistake in his representation. Key offered to drop the case for 5600 dollars and Ker pressed for Colgrove to testify about the government funds. Ker claimed Colgrove should repay government money and hinted at witness trouble, but did not push for a monetary deal. The session then moved to legislative business for the week in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colgrove
Key
Colgrave
appesic
Democrats Split Over Presidential Nomination In Missouri Letters
A News-Gatherer canvass from Missouris Democrat letters shows most editors favor Cleveland with only a few supporting other candidates. Some writers refuse to back Tilden, while commentary reflects regional sentiment on the national contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
souk
Repaita
Missouri
Dutch Royal Succession in Crisis and Egypt Affairs
Fragmented dispatch reports the Dutch royal succession crisis with the king near death and parliamentary reshuffles amid German influence efforts. It also covers Egyptian affairs with Kitchener advancing rebels, European notes on Egypt policy, and panic events in London and Toulon with cholera fears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlsbad
states general
atead
Wilhelmina
Emma
Bismarck
Prince of Orange
Holland
Germany
Gettfjany
Nolland
Nassau
grand duchy of
Luxemburg
Sophia
William I of
Wurtemberg
Hany
John Lothrop Motley
Netherlands
Isa
Wendrik
Heet
Maria
Friedrich Karl
Prussia
hhis man
Boxe-Weimar-Risenach
Hollands
Frosmasonn
horeback
getterm
grenadiers
EGYPT
Assouia
Wadyhalfa
Koroske
Kitchener
Eliman wells
Khideghi
Dongola
Soudan
Assouan
porte
Elariah
Daily News
upper-Egypt
Red sea
Hedjaz
i u uder
Hark Granville
M. Waddington
caisse de la dette publique
xt co
Wil
Leypit
Belgium
Suez canal
M. Weddin
Glad
Plumbers Strike Halts Work After Lockout of 800
June 23 New York reports boss plumbers locking out 800 journeymen over a discharge dispute led by Twomey. Union claims 499 locked, bosses vow to keep shops closed and hire out of town. Toledo games and scattered wires follow as reports list scores and briefs from various cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yoas
Twomey
becaus
ditchar
Twome
menvbera
Twomer
Also Mentioned on This Page
ATLANTA, Ga
ATER
Blades
Buffalo Lithia
Fie ron co
Dr Mantion
Pommery mins & Co
rORE
NWLED _ & CO
wands of
Cignra
branda
vAtlanta
ion
Politi
Chattahoogay
Ingles
Talcott
Serigasty
Ricnwawp
T. M. R. Talcott
Hunter McBuire
inj vonel
eGulre mar
Tate
gene
gerol
Richmond
Danvyi vs. railroad
AleGultra
dronewall
Ker
EprTo
Ezy
France
EARL GRANVILLE
conaure
Bofors
attseirand
waa
Austria
Italy
Loxnos
Anglesea
TOULON
Paris
pikes Ayo
legation salate
banken
M. DeCuasaga
Prince
liberty
Victor
paekar snanaSIES
Bok
New-York
Toledo
Toledoes
Baltimoores
New Yorks
Buffalos
ae Bafiato
jPailedalphie
Tang onale Green
Jan phiagt
Bastons
C Iy
SUNS
SWious
TELEGRAPH SRE
ACE Herman
Msbury
Ned
anpehins eit, pany
Basta fon
asl agsigmm que me savin company
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!