Hood's Sarsaparilla Praised by Lowell Residents
Lowell residents tout Hood's Sarsaparilla as the leading blood purifier and tonic in the city where it is made, citing cures for a chronic leg sore, facial swellings, and stomach troubles. Testimonials from Albert Estes, Jos Dunphy, and Mrs. Marriott appear, urging readers to try the remedy sold by druggists for one dollar per dozen.
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Hood
Lowell
Mass
Ilood
Albert Estes
East Pine Street
J. W. Bennett
Eric Telephone Company
Jos. Dunphy
Central Street
C. W. Marriott
Cof Lowell
C. J. Mood & CO
Bloomfield Indiana Local Attorneys and Doctors Directory
A historical Bloomfield Indiana directory listing multiple attorneys and physicians. Entries include WFL Gallemore, J E Walton, Emerson Short, Thos Van Nuskiny, W W Moffett, J W Gray, a physician and surgeon in Bloomfield, and others with office locations on the public square and in local buildings.
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WFL
Gallemore
Onice
Public Square
Court House
Bloomfield Indiana
Emerson Short, Hort & van Buskire
Attorneys AT Law
Ofice
New Court House
Bloomfield, Ind
J W. Gray
Bloomfield
Onlee
Caving & Cavins
Rankin
Tad
S. Stuleno
Calis
R. S.C. Cravens
Ind
Trustee George Bogard Announces Weekly Office Hours
Notice to residents of Washington township Greene county Indiana that Trustee George Bogard will hold office hours at his residence on Saturdays each week during his term to transact township business as required by law.
Notice of Trustee's Regular Speaking Schedule
Notice to Cass township residents in Greene County Indians that John D Woone trustee will be at his residence one mile southeast of Newberry on Mondays and Tuesdays each week during his term to transact township business only on those days as provided by law.
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Wright Township
Greene County
Indiana
Jasonville
WM. Powell
Cass
Newberry
John D Woone
Taylor Township
Henry Borlter
Treasury
Congress
Notice to Taylor township residents about trustee office hours
Henry Borlter trustee states he will be at his residence office only on Saturdays for transactions as permitted by law. The notice applies to Taylor township Greene county Indiana and specifies Saturday availability.
Grant Township Notice of Weekly Trustee Meetings
Notice to residents of Grant township Greene county Indiana that WM ff. DECKARD Trustee will transact township business at his residence two miles south of the precinct every Saturday, at his office, for weekly meetings and actions.
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Grant Township
Greene County
Indiana
WM. Ff. Deckard
Trustee's Notice from Highland Township Trustee
Jotice to residents of Highland township Greene county Indiana that the trustee will transact township business at the trustee's residence on any day except Sunday. Lemon Bland trustee.
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Jotice
Highland Township
Greeneenvuty
Indiana
Lemon Bland
Trustee's Notice to Stock in Linton Community
Trustee JOSEPH Moss announces a notice to the people of Stock in Linton on a weekday excluding Sunday. The document outlines the intention to warn and inform residents under trust proceedings led by the trustee.
Inauguration Day in Rain as Harrison Becomes President
Crowds braved a heavy downpour in Washington to witness the 1880 inauguration. Harrison took the oath at noon under an umbrella, with Cleveland present earlier, amid grand processions, speeches, and elaborate decor at the Capitol and Pension Building.
The Cabinet and Its Chosen Advisers
President Harrison selects Blaine as Secretary of State and Wanamaker as Postmaster General. The article details Blaine’s Pennsylvania origins, political rise from state legislature to Congress and the 1884 nomination, Wanamaker’s Philadelphia beginnings, early work life, and rise to a premier dry goods merchant and philanthropist. It also mentions Secretary of the Navy Tracy and recounts commentary on medical bigotry toward Warner’s Safe Cure.
Most Brilliant Ball Yet At Washington Lis
March 5 report from Wasmiseros describes an extraordinary grand ball atViaia Saintans. The social event drew vast attendance and featured splendid attire, music, and festivities, marking it as a standout in the area’s history.
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Washington
Viaia Saintans
Lis
Maui Y
Senator Ransom and His Cuffs At The Capitol
A humorous sketch centers on Senator Ransom’s dazzling cuffs in the Senate chamber while noting Gen Spinola’s collar in the House. It portrays Ransom as conservative and modest despite flamboyant attire. The piece traces Ransom’s NC origins and long political career from 1847 to senate service through 1889. It closes with a fragment on unrequited love and personal sorrow.
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Capitol
Senate
Ransom
House of Representatives
Gen
Spinola
Senator Ingalls
Senator Ransom
Warren County
N.C
University of North Carolina
North Carolina
Congress of Southern States
Montgomery
Ala
Appomattox
Windom of Minnesota A Treasury Secretary Biographical Sketch
William Windom born Belmont County Ohio nearly sixty two years ago rose to prominence in Minnesota before 1855. He served in the House across five congresses and filled an unexpired Senate term later elected to a full term. Garfield made him treasury secretary for a brief term. he later practiced law in New York and withdrew from Minnesota politics. He is described as a close friend of General Harrison.
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James Gillespie Blaine
West Brownsville
Washington County
Pennsylvania
Lancaster
Washington — College
James G. Blaine
Western Military Institute
Blue Lick Springs
Fee
Grover Cleveland
Garfield
Treasury
Blaine
Benjamin F. Tracy
Navy
Tioga County
New York
Tracy
United States
Eastern District
Beecher-Tilton
William Windom
the Treasury
Belmont County
Ohio
Minnesota
House
Windom
Senate
Proctor of Vermont as War Secretary Candidate
Redfield Proctor of Vermont, a leading marble industry magnate and founder of Proctor town, is described as a top cabinet possibility for Secretary of War. He commands Rutland’s growth, controls Vermont marble output, and unified the Vermont delegation at the Chicago convention, bolstering Republican strength with business skill and party loyalty.
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Redfield Proctor
Vermont
Harrison
United States
Rutland
Proctor
Chicago
Gen
Garrison
Republan
John W Noble A Civil War Hero Turned Lawyer Leader
John W Noble born October 26 1851 in easter Ohio, son of a nine child family. He studied at Miami University and Yale College, practiced law in St Louis and Keokuk, served as colonel then brigadier general in the Civil War, later became United States district attorney and entered private practice with Noble & Orrick in St Louis.
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John Willock Noble
Interior
Easter
Henry C. Noble
Columbus
Cincinnati
Miami
John W. Noble
Yale College
Henry Stanberry
United States
Johnson
Noble
St. Louis
Keokuk
Iowa
Third
Iowa Cavalry
Pea Ridge
Vicksburg
Alabama
Georgia
Stanberry
Noble & Orrick
Attorney General William Henry Harrison Miller Biography
William Henry Harrison Miller, attorney general, born in Augusta Oneida County New York, about 48 years ago. Son of a Wi nd admirer of Gen Harrison. Entered Hamilton College at sixteen, graduated at twenty, began law studies during the final college year after teaching two years.
Jerimiah Rusk Secretary of Agriculture Biography
Jerimiah Rusk born in Morgan county UK on June 1 1830 moved to Wisconsin settling in Vernon. He held county offices served in the assembly 1862 major with the Twenty fifth Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry with Sherman at Vicksburg later brigadier general for travery at Salkahatesie. He served as comptroller elected 1866 re elected 1863 represented Wisconsin in the Forty second Forty third and Forty fourth congresses. He declined appointments as minister to Paraguay Uruguay and chief of engraving and printing and mission to Denmark. Elected governor in 1881 and re elected 1884 1886 the longest continuous term to May 1882.
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Jerimiah Rusk
Morgan County
Wisconsin
Vernon
Bad Axe
Assembly
Twenty-fifth
Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry
Jerry Rusk
Sherman
Vicksburg
Chicago
Garfield
Senate
Paraguay
Uruguay
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Denmark
Historino
The Lost Atlantis and modern medical quackery
A dramatic polemic argues that the legendary Atlantis sits near our doorstep and labels the medical establishment as seeking false cures. It condemns physicians for dangerous practices, caution flags about licensing and accountability, and contrasts myth with supposed contemporary medical folly.
Center Township Teacher Institute Held February 1889
Trustees host a teacher institute at a trustee residence on February 23 1889 with sessions on physiology and hygiene primary language and pedagogy. A surprise dinner gift to the trustee and wife delights attendees. Readings and papers include Holmes and Hawthorne biographies and a history of pedagogy. Institute adjourns to meet in Cincinnati on March 1 1889.
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Center Township
C. N. Meridith
Indiana
John Crow
M. G. Messick
Ida Uland
A.I. Richerson
Hawthorne
J. B. Johnson
Jasper Hostclaw
Oliver Wendell Holmes
F. M. Price
Shay
Thos. Bogard
B. L. Allen
Mineral City
Center
Institute
Cincinnati
Scott Rainport
Eliza McKer
Local business changes and community notes headline
J C Barker builds a clothing addition for his store. Elder Parker hired to preach for the year. Moses Dunn gave an entertaining Saturday lecture. Charles Graham rents a Bedford hotel and will move next month to begin business. Superintendent Lamb visited the school on Wednesday. slow. The school closes Friday and normal starts April first. A man named Upplson disappeared sixteen years ago near Mackville Kentucky and was found in a hollow tree trunk by his son. He is believed to have fallen there while coon hunting. David Nicely and Wirberger murder and robbery near Ligonier Pennsylvania suspected. A heavy freight train broke in two at Marquette Michigan. the rear portion knocked down a business block. Sporting Sparks Mike Murphy was knocked out in eight rounds by Jack Cotton near Riverside Ds on Saturday.
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Harrison
Bowes
Uew
White House
Treasury Grounds
Cleveland
Garrison
Mors
Melee
Min
Russell Garrison
Saunders
Russell
Congressional Committee
Seventieth Tridiana
Capitol Hill
Washington
James A. Beaver
Daniel E. Wastings
H. G. Gibson
Pension Building
Germania Orchestra
Philadelphia
Marine Band
Sousa
Britton
McCwimmey
Commissioner of Pensions
Tonk
George Boldt
Alm
Parker
Moses Dunn
Chas. Graham
Bedford
Supt
Lamb
Fle
Luv Shciton
NamMeu OuUpson Wu
Mackville
Deseer Axl David Nicely
Ars Restel
Unberger
Ligonier
Marquette
Mich
Sporting Sparks
Mike Murphy
Jack Cotton
Riverside
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People
Hosch
Soares
J E. Walton
Koleen
Thos
van Nuskiny
Wantell
Greene
Uidlaus
Attorney-At
Wil
Wall
Justices of the Peace
C. E. Davis
W. W. Moffett
More & Davis
Bloomfeld
Shaw & Bays
R.W. RR. Lowder
Eyeleigh
South Room
W K. Burke
Scotland
Rustee
Washington Township
George Bogard
Stockton Township
Linton
Joseph Moss
D. J. Teroune
Rotary
Switz City
Poland
China
Berkshire
Grand Bar
Wasu
Amon
Arlington
Tiarrison
Morton
Cockrell
Hoar
Innazural Committee
Cullen
Lewis
Souniis
Willard
President Cleveland
Executive
Senator Cockrell
Vicar
Gen. Harrison
Seventieth Indiana
Samuel Merrill
District of Columbia Guard
Fifteenth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Senate Chamber
Corean
McKee
Hannibal Hamlin
Supreme Court
Army
Cockrh
Cleet
Sly. Morton
Fleer
Missouri
Senator Hoar
Massachusetts
Senator Cullom
Illinois
Ingalls
Ar. Morton
Butler
Allerton
Tie
Ito
Morte
Harbour
Fuller
Canaday
Uns
Parade
State Wark and Navy Building
Regal Army
RR. W. Meade
United States Navy
District of Columbia
National Guard
John F. Hartranft
Foraker
William Ware
Crands Army of the Republic
Charles P. Lincoln
Grand Army of the Republic
Sons of Veterans
Wiyton M. Parker
Barrison
Hiis
President Harrison
Secretary of State
Waite
Toledo
United States Supreme Court
Oneida County
Gertrude A. Bunce
Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
Harrison, Miller & Elam
John Wansemaker
John
John Wanamaker
Everybody’s Journal
Wanamaker
Secretary of the Navy
Warner
J. G. Holland
Carner
Secretary of the Interior
William Henry Harrison Miller
The
Attor
Secretary of Agriculture
Atlantis
Atlantic Ocean
Africa
Europe
Owensburg
J.C. Barker
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