Liebig Co Coca Beet Tonic Endorsed by Doctors
A Northeast Medical and Surgical Dispensary in New York publicizes Liebig Company Coca Beet Tonic with testimonials from Dr. L Bushnell and Dr. W Searle, praising its nerve tonic and health benefits for diabetes and general recovery. Notable quotes claim improved vitality, longevity ideas, and extensive physician endorsements.
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Liebig Co
L. Bushnell
W. 8. Searle
A. M
The
Medico-Chirurgical Society of New York
Searle
Liebig Company
Lietig's Co
J. Leo Mingle
Newberrytown
Penn
James Paget
British Medical Association
England
A. Uryck
M. 1
LL. D
Southern Circle
B. L. Cetlinski
T&the
Northeastern Medical and Surgical Dispensary
First Nv
New York
Lignia Company
L. Cetlinski, M. D
James M. Cully
Royal College of Burgeons
Edinburgh
Rafael Diag
Santiago de Los Caballeros
St. Dominigo
Tabor SO. Mora
Panama
Isthmus of
A. K. Hills
Wirth Av
New York City
Om W. Hanford White
Firthay
James Knight
James J. Youlin
Board of Health and Vital Statistics
Jersey City
N. J
A.C. Cowperthwait
M. D
State Universit of Iowa
Iowa City
A. P. Throop
New York Medical College
Erie For Women
R. Reinholz
Saukches
Wis
H. Wilkinson
Galveston
Tex
J. Lewlearene
M.D
Petersburg
Fret
Bryce
Hmond
Mayfie
St. Louis
Graby
Indianapolis
Tod
John M. Miller
Isi D.springfield
O. i
Beloit
Hot Springs
Ark
Adebig Co
Coca
Kelesaing
Lae
Dragout Navally
Richor Chemical Orks Coew
Washington Monument Capstone Set Amid Pouring Rain
The capstone of the Washington monument was set at 2 pm amid heavy rain in Washington D C. Colonel Thomas Lincoln Casey and aides placed the 555 foot capstone on the exterior roof platform as a small crowd watched. a 600 foot flag unfurled atop the structure and a 21 gun salute followed. The piece marks completion of the exterior shaft though final site work remains.
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Washington, D. C
Washington Monument
Thomas Lincoln Casey
George W. Davis
Bernard R. Green
P. Hm, McLaughlin
Casey
Ihs
Congress
Nee Cathedral
Bunker Hill
J. B. McLehman
Foo Chow
China
Esculapius
Paros
United States
Japan
Simoda
Iddsin
Ansey Tora
Maxos
Grecian
Turkey
Alexandrian Library
Egypt
Carthage
Africa
Masons
Odd Fellows
Knights Templars
Washington
Three Days a Bride Ends Noted Rhode Island Case
In Providence a long publicized suit, Nils Nilsson vs Eleey M Chase and others, ended with Nilsson receiving about $1000 plus costs. Nilsson alleged Estrangement and concealment led to his wife Elcey Ann Chase’s death by absence after a secret marriage in 1880. The Supreme Court previously sustained the will, and the case now closes.
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Providence
R. I
Nils Nilsson
Eleey M. Chase
Welcome O. Brown
Huldah Rede
Eicey M. Chase
Ebey
Nilsson
Supreme Court
Corenenate
4000 Miles To Get Married In Milwaukee Hidebound Laws
A English couple from Preston, A. J. Bennett and Miss Orpheh T. Grubb, married in Milwaukee to evade English laws barring nephew aunt marriages. They traveled about 4000 miles for the ceremony at a Congregational church, then planned to return to England after three days were spent in Milwaukee and a week on the continent. The groom, around 40, said they would retrace the distance home. The aunt is Mrs. Grubb, the spouse’s mother’s brother’s wife, making the union kin by marriage but not by blood.
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Milwaukee
A. J. Bennett
Orpeh T. Grubb
Preston
Eng
George H, Ide
Congregational Church
England
American
Mr. Bennett
Willard Runaway Marriage Tie Involves Simpson Kin
George E. Simpson, a Broadway banker, confirms Miss Mary E. Willard of Washington wed William Paxton, a patent lawyer, in a sudden change from an intended match with Frank Simpson of Kansas City. He says his son and Miss Willard knew each other three years and argues Paxton was likely a former lover who caused the breach. the son remains hurt but philosophical, currently in Orange, before returning to Kansas City.
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Continental Congress
General Washington
Congress
United States
Washington
House
Senate
National Monument
Marshall
Capitol
Madison
Washington Monumental Society
George Washington
Board of Managers
District of Columbia
Henry May
Maryland
House of Representatives
Dougherty
Bin
Rome
Know-norking Party
New York
George E. Simpson
Mary E. Willard
Washington, D. C
William Paxton
Paxton
Orange
Kansas City
Husband Angling in New Haven Miss 8. D. M. Receives Suitors
Illiterate New Haven man notes Miss 8. D. M. at the Tontine Hotel attracts many epistles from hopeful suitors. Twenty four will be chosen for a levee in New Haven to select a husband, with letters detailing age, height, wealth, and farming plans.
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New Haven
Conn
United States Mail
New Haven Register
D. M
Gravesend
Somerville
Mass
Boston
Long Island
Sam
Ilinois
James F. HarrrncEn
The Great Mogul and Other East Diamond Tales
The article surveys historic diamonds and royal treasures across the East, detailing the Great Mogul diamond once 787 carats, later 270, and its disappearance after a Tartar invasion. It notes vast East jewel collections, thrones and crowns, including the Peacock Throne, Bahmenee throne rivalries, and Persian crown jewels. It mentions Eastwick’s accounts of Persian treasure, turquoise origins, and Shah’s Europe visit with immense stones.
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Orient
Nadir Shah
Asia Minor
Somnauth
Ala-ud-deen
Rajib
Shah Jehan
House of Bahmenee
Eastwick
Persia
Shah
Europe
Cheating the Red Man at Pine Ridge
Washington reports reveal Indian agent McGillicuddy at Pine Ridge, Dakota, and his alleged ring to defraud Native Americans through doctored scales. A Private Nebraska letter cites Inspector Pollock testing beef weights and suspending McGillicuddy while Pollock was himself suspended, amid calls for removal and possible penitentiary for crimes against the Indians.
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Washington
McGillicudy
Pine Ridge
Dakota
Nebraska
Guli
Detai Fives
Council
Pollock
McGillicuddy
Teller
MecGillicuddy
Cleveland
Schurz
Rascal
Inaus
North Mexico unrest surges after Sabinas Hidalgo revolt
A Nueva Leon despatch reports renewed rebellion in north Mexico as Sabinas Hidalgo insurgents, previously calmed by General Treviño, regain fury. Four Sabinas citizens were imprisoned by state authorities after Treviño left Monterey, triggering Sabinas to threaten marching on the capital. Ex Governor Maders heads to Texas with family and retinue amid regional tensions.
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Chicago
Nueva Lareno
Mex
Mexico
Sabinas Hidalgo
Trevino
Sabinas
Monterey
Nuev Leone
Trevino Cone
Sabinas Hidale
Ce Arse
Maders
Coahuila
Nueva Laeido
Texas
Nueva Leone
Just Cause for Tears in Austin
A woman laments in Austin that her misery stems from her husband staying home and avoiding friends. Friends advise her husband “lives for you alone” and never leaves the house, prompting her tearful lament.
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Texas Siftings
Austin
Sanaa
Patented Remedies Advertised in Local Paper
An advertisement lists several patent medicines and cosmetic products with prices: Hate's Honey the great cough cure 26c 50c and B1, Glenn's Sulphur Soap 25c, German Corn Remover for corns and bunions, Mill's Hair and Whisker Dye in Black and Brown 50c, Pike's Toothache Drops cure in 1 minute 25c, and Dean's Rheumatic Pills priced at 60c. It emphasizes quick relief and beautifying effects.
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Hate
Glenn
Mill
Pike
Dean
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Cincinnati
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Gems OF the Orient
Augustus Hamlin
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Franklin County
D. M. Wiant
Thos, Moore
C. H. Townsend
WM. A. Vol
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Warren Manufacturing CO
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Sherwood & CO
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Wydt
Royal
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J. V. Stanton & CO
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Burnham
Creighton
University Chemical Erecabation Works
t.Phila
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Louis Bagger & CO
Solicitors of Patents
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DR. Ward & CO
Louisiana
Franklin Printg, CO
True & CO
Augusta
Maine
Joseph I. Bates & CO
Weymouth
Nervita
Lloyd
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P. W. Zlagler & Co
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Nason & CO
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Empire Co
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Civiate Agency
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Kimmey’s
Vail Av
Troy
Tennyson
Capitol Card Co
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America
Canada
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Harper's Weekly
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L. Sam Smith
PurLic Heepaln
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L. Samsmith
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Gey
la Duc
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Farmers
Litterar Journal
Addess
New-Yorker
Park Row
Venezuela
Booth
Ireland
Boliders
Alan
Mammoth
Mammoth Catalogular
Warren St
New Yorks
Fordrrench
James
Worth
Paris
F. S. Avery
BUAG2
Williamsburgh
Great London Tea CO
Washington St
Daren & Blue&gran
Outselle
Scammell & Co
St.Louis
Cowom
Avery
Amawers
New England Medical Institute
Tremont Row
Tf&wy
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