Commodore Howell Linked to Navy Health Revival
A Washington dispatch reports the Navy Department credits Commodore Howell with reduced sickness this year. His public letter praising Paine's celery compound cites relief from back pain, headaches, and insomnia after eight months of illness, fueling broad use and no grippe cases in the department.
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Washington
Navy Department
Commodore Howell
Navy
Paine
Richard
Grippe
Paipe
Comodore Howell
Blaine
Francis H. Case
Wells & Richardson Company
Burlington, Vt
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Theyre Free From Typhus
Immigrant authorities at Galloupe's Island quarantine station held a busy day as a Beaver Line ship with steerage passengers from Russia were forced to land for fumigation. After twelve hours of smoke, the group was moved to the health tug Vigilant and dispatched to East Boston for onward travel to the West.
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Concord
Galloupe’s
Beaver Line
Lake Huron
Russia
Vigilant
Boston
Elkins Expected to Be Nominated for West Virginia Governor
Ex Congressmen Atkinson and Scott say Secretary of War Elkins will seek and accept the governorship. Announcement planned at the Parkersburg Republican clubs convention next Wednesday. Ohio Valley Trade and Labor Assembly and State Farmers' Alliance plan independent statewide ticket and may field nominees in all legislative districts.
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Waeerinc
W. Va
George W. Atkinson
N. B. Scott
Elkins
Parkersburg
Ohio Valley ‘Trade and Labor Assembly
State Farmers’ Alliance
Gold Value Offer for One Dozen G O Taylor Reserve Whiskey
Cash offer for a case of twelve bottles of G O Taylor Reserve Whiskey. No better stimulant exists among spirits sold in the New England States. Remit by postal note money order or Boston or New York funds. Liquor guaranteed pure and to satisfy physicians and connoisseurs. Send to C H Graves & Sons Box 1639 Boston Mass Sole Proprietors. Please mention this paper.
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G. O. Taylor
New England
Boston
New York
C. H. Graves & Sons
Mass
Convention Sparks Hill Admiration in Political Theater
The Washington birthday gathering features Judge Beebe reading a hurried speech praising David B. Hill. The Kings county delegation splits over committee Nominations, causing a wrangle before a 4 o'clock recess and subsequent committee referrals.
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Washington
Hill
Murphy
State Committee
George M. Beebe
David B. Hill
Delavan
Kings County
George S. Weed
Weed
Democrats Seek Hill for President in 1892 Speech
Rupany, Feb. 22. General Sickles opens with a call to unite on Democratic principles for the 1892 campaign. He lauds New York governance under Gov. Hull and Flower, condemns Republican excesses, and urges strong organization, economic policy, home rule, and a ballot-first approach. He names David B. Hill as the Democratic standard bearer and urges state delegates to back Hill at Chicago.
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Sickles
New York
Republican Party
Legislative Department
Democratic Party
Hull
Harrison
Uder
Washington
van Buren
Wright
Marcy
Seymour
Tilden
Senate
The
United States
David K. Hull
Union
Dudley
Congress
Empire State
Organization
United Action
Chicago
Davin B. Hill
Judge Beebe Addresses Democratic Convention
Arpany Feb 22. Judge Beebe praises the vast Democratic gathering, claims unity and triumph in November, and condemns Republican misconduct. He notes Roswell P. Flower’s 50,000 majority victory and asserts restoration of constitutional representation, while alleging Republican fraud in elections.
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Arpany
Beebe
Republican Party
Roswell P. Flower
New York Democratic Platforms 1874 and 1892 Ties to Sound Finance
Albany reports the Democratic platform texts echoing fidelity to tariff reform and sound finance. The 1874 platform calls for gold and silver as legal tender, honest debt payment, revenue reform, home rule, equal justice, and public trust in the presidency. The 1892 platform upholds sound finance, denounces silver policy, links to Sherman levy criticisms, and recalls Governor Tilden and Fill with praise for fiscal reforms.
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Albany
Democratic Party
New York
Tilden
Hill
Empire State
New York State
United States
Friends of
Honest Money
Democrats
Fill
Senator Hill Speech Urges Democratic Victory Over Republicans
Appany Feb 22 Senator Hill, escorted to the platform, appeals to fellow Democrats to unite for victory in November. He denounces the Republican party as untrusting of the people, cites the Billion Dollar Congress, and urges organized grassroots effort to restore democracy and defeat plutocrats.
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Appany
Hill
United States
Christendom
France
America
Great
Democratic Party
Democracy
Republican Party
Chase
Greeley
Trumbull
Charles Francis Adams
New York
Congress
Federal
Andrew Jackson
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A political manifesto-style address denounces the billion Congress and tariff reforms while urging Democrats in New York to organize, resist Republican leadership, and pursue tariff reform and monetary changes. It rails against plutocracy, praises reform measures, and lists Democratic and presidential electors in lengthy rosters.
Delegates and electors list at Allany convention
The February 22 report lists national delegates and alternates by district. Named leaders include Roswell P. Flower Edward Murphy Jr Daniel Sickles Henry Stroum and Theodore Roosevelt among many others across 20 districts and more.
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J. Howard VanName
John J. Kinney
Daniel Ryan
James J. Kirwin
Thomas Kerrigan
Stewart
Whitehouse
Isaac
Catlin
Joseph A. Kene
George H. Lindslay
Andrew W. Fitztibbon
Mark F. Fitzgerald
Peter Mitchell
Edward J. Dumpbey
Thomas F. Grady
Henry ©. Miner
Henry M. Goldfogle
George Roesch
Amos H. Peabody
Addison P. Jones
John E. Krafe
Dennis J. Whelan
Orson W. Sheldon
John Larkin
James Rooney
Gerardus Smith
Erastus T. Darling
W. D. Aldrich
Joan Kelly
Martin F. Willard
H. C. Seever
Henry W. Bentley
G. H. P. Gould
Norman S. Mack
H. D. Kirkover
W. Carl Ely
Frank K. Whaley
R. R. Crowley
Daniel F. Toomey
Robert Black
P. H. McCarren
John P. Adams
Benjamin Wood
John R. Fellows
Robert &. Roosevelt
John M. Bowerie
David Leventritt
John Fox
Amos J. Cummings
Patrick Keenan
Richard Croker
W. Bourke Cochran
Hugh J. Grant
Franklin Bartlett
Perry Belmont
George Ehret
David
Hill's Arrainment in Albany Divides Democrats at Union Hall
A February 22 meeting in Albany drew anti Hill Democrats into Union Hall with business leaders and farmers in attendance. The gathering, organized through Cooper Union, aimed to challenge Cesar's dominance as E Ellery Anderson and others faced a closed State committee session. Officials attempted to secure a hall after Van Vechten hall was reportedly booked by Gov Hill supporters, with offers to pay triple, yet Union Hall was chosen and a note of continued coverage on page eight.
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Albany
State House
Union Hall
Cooper Union
Cesar
E. Ellery Anderson
William R. Grace
Robert Grier Monroe
Mr. Byrne
State Committee
Anderson
Murphy
van Vechten
Earle
Governor Hill
Hill
Ken of the South speech calls for a reunited nation and restrained government
A lengthy oration condemns extravagance and corruption in politics, urges a return to the founders' principles, and argues rights of the many against privileged few. It envisions a nonpartisan path to restore liberty, equality, and economy, with Toasters and prominent speakers applauding.
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Washington
Jefferson
A. M. Waddell
John S. Lindsay
D.D
Elihu Root
J. B. Wiliinson, Jr
Charles Leighton Harris
The Lone Star Cotton Picker Investment Plea
Hundreds invest in Lone Star Cotton Picker stock while critics urge patience. The piece warns against slow action and urges examination of machine details and costs, advising consult intelligent mechanics and verify facts before investing at 381 Milk Street today.
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Bell Telephone
Lone Star Cotton Picker
The
381
Milk Street
Ward McAllister mocked by Herald and Record
The Herald and Record are urged to apologize to Boston for their attempt to Billy Ward McAllister and to use The Post list of Four Hundred Bostonians for social reference. Citizens are called to respond gracefully and promptly.
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The
Herald and Record
Boston
McAllister
POST
Was She Murdered Lovett Keb 22
A woman found dead on a bed at St James Hotel this morning after arriving with a man who has since vanished. A letter in her pocket identifies her as Mary Kelt of 15 Foster Street Boston. An inquest will convene this afternoon.
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