Eaten Off Young Man Cured After Doctor Grumbles Cure
A young man suffered a severe mouth and cheek erosion until Dr. Grumby of Oglethorpe Georgia treated him with a digestive tonic. The patient recovered fully with new flesh and rapid improvement reported by August 16, 188L.
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Local man ties health battle to Georgia town
A fragment from a Georgia notice describes a man in Tudian Springs suffering years of ailment and an unusual remedy involving swif’a BW Counten amid a troubled health history.
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Tudian Springs
Swift's Specific Promises Cancer Cure Claims
A mid 1880s advertisement touts Swift's Specific as a cancer cure after five years of use with a six inch diameter lesion. It claims the remedy is entirely vegetable and urges patients to write Swift's Specific Co in Atlanta for treatment material, mentioning Columbus Georgia as a location.
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Tense CAMPBELL
Columbus
Atlanta
Two States Rival Hopes Center in New York Indiana
Special report on Democratic efforts in 1884 campaign. Gorman asserts strength in New York Indiana and New Jersey while Ohio is contested. Cleveland and Tilden feature in strategizing with business leaders and party organizers amid tense polling forecasts and cross-state hopes.
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Ohio
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Cleveland's Ovation at Train Arrival in Albany
Enormous crowds greeted Democratic candidate Cleveland as he arrived in Albany. Governor shook hands for five minutes despite a ban on demonstrations. Officials from the Democratic National Committee escorted him from Grand Central to the depot and then to the toronty route amid cheers and cautious politicking.
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Cleveland Visit Draws Thousands at Academy of Music
A New York business men’s meeting with Governor Cleveland drew massive crowds at the Academy of Music. The audience roared as Cleveland spoke on civic duty and industry, while delegations from stock exchanges and trades cheered and a warm reception followed. A Tammany delegation pledged support as the governor reviewed a long parade through Fifth Avenue.
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Academy of Music
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John Kelly
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Democratic Victories Across Ohio and Cincinnati Turmoil
Unofficial returns show Democrats winning majorities in Ohio counties with strong gains in Hamilton, Clark, and Columbiana. In Cincinnati, tensions flare as police and deputies are accused of voter intimidation while republican majorities surge in several districts. A close third district race adds to a nationally charged result landscape.
West Virginia Republicans concede state election by large margin
From Wheeling October 33 the Republican state committee concedes the victory of the Democratic state ticket by roughly three to five thousand votes. Official returns show Flick with a supreme court majority, Brown with a wide win, and Maxwell carrying Berkeley County by 63. Republicans gain in some counties, while Democrats secure sheriff and state attorney posts plus part of the House of Delegates.
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Congo Conference Contact Britain and U S Agree
The Standard's Vienna desk reports an American minister abroad says the U S will accept Prince Bismarck’s Congo conference invitation in Berlin and back England’s free trade aims. Paris and Berlin communications show limits on business topics, with France pressing Niger trade for inclusion.
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Paria
THE CANADIAN SCARE. FRENCH OFFICIAL REPORTS CHINA FIGHT
Paris dispatch recounts Colonel Donnier's assault on Chu fortress on Friday, French victory with 20 French dead or wounded and 5 conscript forts, large Chinese forces repelled by European-style artillery. Chinese losses reported as 800 killed and the Tonquin invasion checked toward Longon.
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Deathly Struggle Near Zwo Filands Leaves Two Dead
A violent feud erupts west of Bursvia Alabama on October 15 resulting in the death of Louis Robshewm and injuring Jack Hewitte amid marital tensions and alleged infidelity. A coroner’s jury cites multiple wounds, with suspect Hamner in jail after the confrontation. authorities describe the scene as chaotic with blood and frightened onlookers.
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