Dr Miles Nervine Restored Julia Knowr's Health
Covington Tenn resident Julia Knowr credited Dr Miles Nervine with curing long running nervous indigestion and insomnia after 18 years of ailments. She reported relief after hours of sleeplessness and heavy left side pain, noting benefit began after using half a bottle and that the remedy is sold with a positive guarantee.
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Brown
Covington
Tenn
E. Romod
Farrar
Maloy
Sherod
Louis A. Brown
Dr. Miles
Goa
Aftlea
Julia
Miles
Scott Jackson on Trial for Pearl Bryan Murder
The Newport murder trial of Scott Jackson began with a swift, crowded proceeding. A jury of 100 was sworn in after hours of testimony from key witnesses including John Holing, who found Pearl Bryan, and Dr. W S Tingley who described post mortem details and the murder weapon.
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Scott Jackson
Sury
Hernan
Oiscinnats
Pearl Bryan
Newport
Heim
Crawford
Commonwealth
Lockhart
Jackson
John Holing
Tingley
Bop
MORE WOE FOR A DR. BROWN San Francisco minister faces suspension
Dr. Brown of the First Congregational Church in San Francisco confronts fresh charges after refusing to accept a prior censure for immorality and unministerial conduct. The Congregational Ministers buy conference debates in Market Street Church and votes 43 to 82 to suspend him until innocence is proven. Brown reacted angrily, denouncing Dr. McLean and attempting to strike him before friends restrained him.
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San Francisco
Brown
Miss Overman
Dr. Brown
Market Street
Mdre
McLean
Daigo Feature at El Paso Celebrates San Jacinto Unity
El Paso marked the San Jacinto anniversary with a joint display of friendship between Texas and Mexico. General Hernandez, commander of Mexico’s second military zone, sent the 11th cavalry and 10th infantry band to serenade El Paso residents, an event described as unparallelled in history as a foreign general’s troops join the host nation’s celebration.
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el Paso
San Jacinto
Texas
Mexico
Hernandez
11Th Calvary
10Th Infantry Bande
Leabie Chimgo tragedy shocks Ontoaco in April
News brief from Ontoaco reports James Culberson a Lex city employee shot and killed Leabie Chimgo and then wounded himself. Culberson is hospitalized and the couple’s fate remains unclear as investigators pursue details of the incident.
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Leabie Chimgo
Ontoaco
James Culberson
Lex-city
Hanvily
Eight Hundred Delegates Attend the Lincoln Gathering
The Free Silver Democratic state convention in Lincoln drew over 800 delegates to choose Chicago-bound delegates. Governor Stone of Missouri addressed the crowd, with J W Sparks of Marvick county serving as temporary chair. Bryan signaled unity, and resolutions endorsed Trans Mississippi exposition and a 16 to 1 silver standard with gold coinage prior to 1873.
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Lixcous
Chicago
Stone
Missouri
Smythe
J. W. Sparks
Marvick County
W. J. Bryan
Bryan
Nebraska
W. D. Oldham
Thomas Jefferson
Andrew Jackson
Massachusetts
United States
John G. Carlisle
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Esilvar
Silvar
Democratic Party
Church
Myr. Bryan
Populist Convention Seeks Unity on Omaha Platform
The Iowa Populist state convention in Des Moines drew large crowds with General Weaver as temporary chairman delivering a full free silver appeal. A union platform endorses the Omaha four year old reform line including initiative and referendum. Delegates chosen include Weaver Weeks Robb Emerson and others.
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Eavers’ Union
Ini
Omplin
Drs Morea
Iowa
H. T Tauboneck
National Party
St. Louis
General Weaver
Jasper County
A. W. Weeks
W. H. Robb
Union County
W. B. Emerson
Cass County
A. W. Ricker
F. F. Poe
Dr. Fisk
J. E. Anderson
Winnebago County
Pattison in Omaha with Philadelphia party in transit
Ex Governor Robert E Pattison among Philadelphia visitors in Omaha on April 23, en route from Chicago to Edgemont South Dakota where they hold substantial property interests. Dutch defeat the rebels in Batavia dispatch dated April 23 reporting Taekdjohan forces suffering 70 killed and 200 wounded, Dutch casualties include one officer wounded and 33 killed or wounded.
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Tae Hacvur
Batavia
Taekdjohan
Duten
Attempt to wreck train near Montrose and suspension bridge
Niagara Falls N C April 28 report alleges an attempt to wreck a Michigan Central freight train by fire across the track between Montrose and the suspension bridge. The freight train struck the obstruction without injuries. Great victory for Zotaye Manacua April 28 government forces captured Obrago from Leonist rebels, a decisive victory.
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Niagara Fallus
N. C
Michigan Central Railway
Montrose
Suspension Bridge
Zotaye- Manacua
Obrago
Pension reforms pass house and senate sectarian clause altered
In Wasuinaton April 23 the house debated a general pension bill, expanding rules on death presumptions, service requirements, pensions dating from first application, and widow limits. Pickler led hours of argument while criticizing the administration. senate action followed on sectarian school funding with Cockrell amendment striking no-money sectarian education. An unrelated carriage accident near Woodley involved President Cleveland's team but caused no harm.
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Pickler
House
Goodwin
Cobb
Alabama
Wasainaton
Cockrell
Indiana
Senate
Diaz
Cuba
Committee On
Gallinger
Washington
Cleveland
Woodley
White House
Victoria
Gardiner Hubbard
Shooting and Damages Across Nebraska in April News
Shooting events report a day of strong performances with multiple prize divisions led by Parmelee Heikes Gilbert and Sexton as top earners. Damages from the cloudburst near Farnam Nebraska reveal severe Burlington and Missouri damage including destroyed rail fill and exposed ground. Senator Gray’s health declines at his home nine miles west, while Lincoln’s Cotner medical college files incorporation and plans expansion.
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Heikes
Bigelow
Pariacles
Linderman
Loomié
Peterman
Evans
Sodand
Duer
Browning
Marshall
Sexton
Hughes
Grimm
Grimm, ‘Trotter, Hamilton, Elliot, Weatherbound and Crahill
Easton
Becker
Gil’bert
Budd
Keller
Harkins
Latshaw
King
Running
Young
Menill
Robertson
Gilbert
Gnian
Loomis
Haston
Dukes
Killmonth
Parnivlos
Ruwning
Peterson
Hicks
Kellar
Hawkins
A. Miller
Hamilton
Elliot
Snow
Craybrit
Vans
Weatherhead
Sergeant
Merrill
Smead
Parker
Westfield
F. Miller
Raymond
Courtney
Don
Hoffman
Ittner
Parmelee
Gilbert and Sexton
Farnam
Neb
Burlington
Missouri
Deer Creek
Senator Gray
Nort Love
Buckrone Wins Dead Heat After Linings Aide Start
A larger Benning crowd witnessed a dead heat in Onafferty's Buckrone and Daly's Valley with Buckrene edging ahead when Father Bill forced a run off. Frank Clarke's lining up machine produced a near perfect start and Factotam was the only favorite defeated. Derelded to Rolesse Diaz Havana April 28 Captain General Weyler to release Rev Albert Diaz and brother Alfred on condition they depart Cuba. American correspondents Cleary and Daly detained. Rome Tribuna blames Italy's ministers for dishonor as Abyssinia talks fail.
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Washington
Benning
Onafferty
Buckrone
Daly
Valley
Bill
Frank Clarke
Factotam
Rolesse Diaz
Havana
General Weyler
Albert Diaz
Alfred
Cuba
Matanzas
Messrs
Cleary
Baron Hirsch Dies Sudden in Paris Burial Planned
Vienna correspondent reports Baron Hirsch died of apoplexy. His will likely leaves about a million to brothers. Burial planned in Paris on Sunday. Autopsy confirms cause. Gift For Harvard Adepartment of competitive pathology funded by $100000 from Boston donor whose name released.
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Baron Hirsch
Lowdon
Vienna
The
Standard Gays
Paris
Harvard
Boston
Harvard University
DOUBLE SHENANDOAH TRAGEDY AND OTHER NORTHERN ITEMS
A. Jaggers, manager of a furniture and undertaking firm in Slater, shot his sister Mrs. M Johnson and then killed himself. Jaggers had suffered melancholy for days and cannot survive. Also reports Iowa crop conditions with rapid progress to normal, spring grain promising, and good wheat. Epworth camp meeting scheduled for Mason City with notable speakers. conductors in Orpak Bain discharged. T I Wasson named general auditor for ICRR. assets of Maurices State Bank exceed liabilities by 10000 though stockholders likely to receive nothing.
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BE. A. Jaggers Hills
Slater
Suesanpoan
A. Jaggers
M.O. Johnson Furniture and Undertaking
M. ©. Johnson
Jaggers
Iowa
Drs Morres
Iowa Weekly Weather Crop Bulletin
Real Blood Remedy Promises Cure for Eczema and Blood Diseases
An advertisement extols S. S. S. as a genuine vegetable blood remedy that reaches the disease origin, claims cures for eczema and numerous blood diseases, and includes a testimonial from William Armstrong of De Pere Wis who says his eight-year eczema ordeal ended after three days on S. S. S.
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Patra
William Armstrong
de Pere
Wis
William Armstong
Indiana
Mt. Clements
Florida
S.S.S
S. S.S
S. S
Swift Specific Co
Atlanta,Ga
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Burlington, Cedar Rapide & Northern Road
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T. 1 Wasson
Ions Central Railway
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Maurics State Bank
Cripple Creek
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H. A. McIntyre
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