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Newspaper
Bismarck Weekly Tribune
Location
Bismarck, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1894
Page
5
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A Rochester man details a dramatic recovery from locomotor ataxia after using Dr Williams Pink Pills. He describes severe paralysis, numb limbs, and renewed mobility following irregular use of the pills, supported by family statements and local testimonies from Mrs Kimball and G H Morrison. Authorities caution about imitations and outline pill pricing and distribution.
Dr J R Logan of Grand Forks died Sunday morning from heart disease after being found lying on a sofa in his office. He was secretary of the state medical examining board and one of the state’s most prominent young physicians.
Le Paul March 28 Gelsemino Magliani the murderer of Pasquale Ferreri has received the full penalty for manslaughter in the first degree. Magliani accepted the sentence with unconcern.
The document from Mr. Wilson, chairman of the ways and means committee, dated San Antonio March 23, reports gradual health improvement after a period of illness. He describes traveling from Guadalajara, a northern cold spell, and a fragile appetite while insisting he rode in comfort in a Pullman stateroom.
Henry L. Stout, noted lumberman, deeded his former residence on Towa street in Dubuque along with property valued at 2000 dollars to the Dubuque Y M C A. The March 28 announcement records the transfer and its value.
A blaze swept Wig Motel and the Hotel Pullman in Hor Sprixes Arkansas just after midnight destroying both. Estimated damage reaches 50,000 withfire officials investigating the cause as winds fanned the flames and emergency crews battled the blaze through the early morning hours.
Chicago March 23 The sanity investigation into Prendergast was called before Judge Chetlain. The state moved to continue the case for 10 days and the court set the hearing for April 2 at 2 o clock. The state conceded the court could further extend the execution of the death sentence.
A group of Rhode Island mill workers travels to Washington to appear before the Senate finance committee to protest the Wilson bill. The men and women are described as the mills' most beautiful workers. In Pars Rapids Minnesota a man named Miller was found frozen to death on a road reportedly due to drinking.
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