Testimonial on Stomach Disease Cure in Barnstable Co Mass
A Massachusetts testimonial from Notts Deynts, Barnstable County, praising Dr. Clark Jemyson for curing stomach disease with a short trial of Bioop Syuor, noting the patient Mus. Puriior Hous.
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Berkshire Co
Mass
Crank Jonaxson
Jony McKim
Shelburxe Falls
Franklin Co
Clark Jonw
H. B. Rowley
Shelhurne Falls
Clark Johnson
Tolman
Biverica
Middlesex Co
ClaRk Jonxson
Aaron Maynard
RosextTe
MaLx Lunp
Mags. H. Oscoop
B. E. Spaulding
M. M. Coupry
Gerok Gee Smith
Samuel Cole
Ohn Marston
Dyspepsia Remedy Testimonial From Hapiry Resident
In Hapiry Hampshire Co Massachusetts Harriet Preston reports relief from indigestion after using Dr Clark Johnsons Indian Blood Syrup for Despeneis and Indigestion. Patient praises the remedy as highly effective.
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Shelburne Falls
Franklin Co
Mass
Clark Jannson
H. E. Tolman
Hapiry
Hampshire Co
Clark Johnson
Harriet Preston
Subscriptions Offer for The Weekly Globe
The Weekly Globe offers a one year subscription across the United States and Canada for $100 with free post age. Subscriptions may be sent by postal order, registered letter, or draft on New York or Beston, stamps 1 2 or 3 cents accepted. Address all correspondence to THE WEEKLY GLOBE Boston Mass with full writer details.
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Globe
United States
Canadas
New York
Beston
Boston
Mass
Dalzell
Cincinnati
Dickens
Moon Shine
Terry Thompson
Monroe
New Haven Register
Detroit Free Press
Grant
Paterson
Billy
Hayes
Ohio
Georgia
Supreme Court
Prince of Wales
New Orleans
Swing
Patton
Kalakau
Washington
Chicago Times
Roscoe Conkling
Presidential Fund
Burlington
Norristown Herald
The
Baptist Weekly
Buffalo Express
N. B
Andrew's Bazar
Milwaukee Sun
New York Sun
Ah Lee
San Francisco
Oakland
Sing
Sing Foo
Mary
Free subscriptions offer for THE WEEKLY GLOBE
Those who already take THE WEEKLY GLOBE may obtain it free for one year by forming a club of five and 85 subscribers. Those unable to form five may send fewer names, or those seeking a simple winter income, are respectfully asked to mail their address.
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Wells, Richardson & CO
Prop’rs
Burlington, Vt
Advertising and Editorial Rates Notice in 1900s Ledger
Ordinary advertising at 30 cents per line with about eight words per line. Editorial notices priced at 50 cents per nonpareil line. Discounts offered: five percent on one hundred dollars and ten percent on two hundred dollars.
Ireland land agitation trials prompt political squabble
The article notes rising tenant farmer excitement as Parnell and allies face trials. It criticizes government moves to pack juries, mentions calls for habeas corpus suspension, and Blames Gladstone for inaction. It also covers Ireland England tensions, Land League growth, and potential political upheaval. It closes with a brief item on Blaine’s presidential status and a note on the bicycle’s permanence in America.
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Mr. Parnell
Ireland
England
Gladstone
League
Healy
Walsh
Cork
Parnell
Dillon
Brennan
Sullivan
Land League
House of Lords
Lord Beaconsfield
Growth of bicycle clubs and the League influence
Three years ago there were no clubs on this side of the Atlantic. Now there are about 100 clubs with a total 2000 members, 48 of whom joined the League of American Wheelmen. Clubs span 28 states, DC, and Canada, composed mainly of professional men. The sport’s development owes much to The Bicycling World and to Boston and New England support.
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Atlantic
League of American Wheelmen
United States
District of Columbia
Canada
Boston
New England
Zollverein
Barker
Congress
Wallace Declares Democratic Mission Decentralization Policy
A January North American Review article by Senator Wallace of Pennsylvania presents the Democratic party platform. It calls for decentralization and rule by the people with reforms on taxation, corporate power, and currency. It contrasts with Senator Edmunds and the Republican stance, claiming the GOP offers no clear future policy.
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North American Review
Wallace
Pennsylvania
Edmunds
Democratic Party
Republic
Republican Party
Senator Edmunds
Mr. Edmunds
The Mania for Speculation in Stocks and Produce
A cautious handrail on rampant market speculation in stocks and goods, noting how gambling in prices threatens real investments, risks bankruptcies, and erodes confidence. It cites E Elkins on railroad securities, wealth consolidation, and the social shift toward an English style caste, with warnings about market manipulation by operators and financiers.
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B. Elkins
New Mexico
New York
Elkins
Mr. Elkins
England
New York City
Vanderbilt
Cincinnati
Gazette
Arnold
Chicago
Senator-elect credentials in Ohio back to governor plan
The piece speculates that credentials for an Ohio senator-elect could move through President Garfield, the Senate, and Governor Foster to trigger a political reshuffle. It envisions a sequence ending with the governor informing the legislature to elect another man, unraveling the Snarl in a last hour power play.
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Garfield
Ohio
Senate
Sherman
Foster
The Nurd Tariff Bill Debated By Congressman Hurd
The bill by Ohio's Hurd argues tariffs are taxes on imports paid by consumers and fail to protect workers or raise wages. It attacks protectionist aims, cites effects on trade, crime, and smuggling, and predicts an eventual speech to influence public opinion and future congressional battles.
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Congress
Congressman Hurd
Ohio
Hurd
High Seas
Star route corruption alleged in Huntley case
The Huntleys, long time Star route contractors, allegedly used low bids to secure routes and then had contracts expanded for extra service. Evidence shows bribes totaling about $30,000 paid to influence senators, governors, officials, and correspondents. Congress urged to renew investigations and question Huntley on who benefited from the payments.
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Huntley
Tue Glone
Post Office Department
Brady
Washington
Huntley & Huntley
Congress
Export of Cattle to England Hit by British Ban
Article reports Britain's privy council order forcing American cattle to be slaughtered at arrival within ten days due to pleuro pneumonia fears. Trade values, centered along the Atlantic seaboard, show export declines. investigation by Dr Charles P Lyman suggests disease spread may be unclear. Calls for federal action include quarantine measures and compensation under a Kentucky senator bill.
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United States
England
Privy Council of Great Britain
Congress
Parliament
Charlies P. Lyman
Springfield
New Jersey
New York
Boston
Atlantic
Lyman
Chicago
Buffalo
Albany
Sherman
Williams
Kentucky
National Board of Health
English markets reopen to American cattle
American cattle will again be freely admitted to the English markets with Boston expected to dominate the trade. The choice of Boston rests on its proximity to Europe and to avoid the disease risk present in New York and nearby regions.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Philadelphia Times
Ohio
Boston
Europe
New York
Apportionment policy and tariff ties debated in Congress
The article outlines looming debates on the new census apportionment, possible House size changes, and party strategy. It warns against Republican schemes to reduce Southern representation under the fourteenth amendment while urging fair, prompt apportionment. It also covers reciprocity with Canada, tariff reform plans, the Warner tariff commission idea, and progress on various appropriation bills before March 4.
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Congress
United States
House of Representatives
Cox
House Census Committee
House
Free Ships Advocate Caps Codman Speech on Trade Revival
Captain John Codman challenged Postmaster Tobey's subsidies talk at the Mercantile Library Association outlining a plan to revive American carrying trade and shipbuilding. He urged freeing shipbuilding from burdens, opposing pauper labor rhetoric, and citing England's laissez faire policies as a model for growth and national prestige.
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John Codman
Mercantile Library Association
Tobey
Codman
Massachusetts Horticultural Society
China
John Roach
England
United States
America
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Prescott
Cooleyville
Franklin le Mass
Clark Jonson
S. L. Haskins
Bew Lacem
Clark JonNson
Procrok Whitteekeer
Weendell, Cooleyville
Forsweee
Clark Jonsson
Cungies A
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Crank Jonason
Susaynan H. Hasxis
Spnring,fieln, Hampden Co
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Hampden Co
JinEs Joselyx
Hapiery
Clark Jam
Juel Preston
GEO
Goodwin & CO
Gilman Brothers
Washington St
Boston Weekly Globe
Leadville
Ashley Lawrence
Taz Weekly Globe
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Hot Springs
Portland
the Democratic Mission
South Carolina
Colonel Butterfield
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Department of Agriculture
Free Ships
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Texas
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Wharton Barker
Philadelphia
National Board of Trade
California
Bull
MNS
Lydia B. Pivkear
Lynn, Mass
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkaam
Western Ave
Lynn
Lydia E
Pinkham
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