Election returns show Nicholson leads in Electors race
State officials tally votes from the November election. Samuel M Nicholson Webster Knight Rowland Hazard and William Watts Sherman top the Electors slate with 68 656 total votes. John W Davis David Baker Hamilton Fish Webster James E Sullivan top 24 839. other sums listed for local districts Governor Lieutenant Governor and other statewide offices. George H Garvin Ludus F Garvin William Brightman and others win respective posts. The document records official results and names the elected slate for President Vice President and state offices.
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United States
Congress
Tvo
Samuel M Nicholson
Providence
Webster Knight
Warwick
Rowland G Hazard
South Kingstown
William Watts Sherman
Newport
John W Davis
Pawtucket
David Baker
North Kingstown
Hamilton Fish Webster
New Port
James E Sullivan
Narragansett
Henry Wehner
Woonsocket
Robert Webster
Henry F Thomas
Paul Seeger
John Ho Wells
Charles H Tilley
Fred T Jencks
Barrington
William E Brightman
Tiverton
Bernard J Murray
Everett I Bowers
Thomas Donahue
Adolph Guldbranson
Bald
Daniel L W. Granger
John H Sitness
George A Contbear
Adin B Capron
Smithfield
Franklin P Owen
Scituate
Bernon E Helme
George Hatter
Westerly
Ludus F T* Garvin
Cumberland
John Edward Carney
Peter McDermott
Thomas F. Hetrick
Pauwturket
Charles P Bennett
John H Keelln
East Greenwich
Samuel B. Prentice
James B Allen
Henry O Nell
William RO Greenough
Geos TO Krown
Thomas Ho Penhaly
Fia Joseph M Cunha
James McGulvan
Walter VP
Adief
Amd
Edmund Walker
Sou Kingstown
Cable Fr
Smith Quimby
Warne
Samufi
Florian
Denice Webster Knigh
Wawek Rowlants
Hazard
Kings Town
William Watts
Hiltiesp
Sy Dent
Dantal
Bean
Dency
Tors
Frederick Wo
KSON
Provence
Chaheles FP
Rennett
Trovidence Je
Tuesaday
William
Frank II
Holden Thomas Jo Dorney
George R Lawton
Charles H Handy Arthur S Fitz
Old Man With The Fish Promotes Scott’s Emulsion
A veteran traveler with a fish on his back hawks Scott’s Emulsion, a cod liver oil tonic. The ad targets consumptives, weak children, and pale adults, promising strengthened flesh and blood. Scott & Bowe chemists in New York sell 50 cent and 1 dollar bottles through druggists.
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Scott
The Curtice Mystery of the Pig Leaders
An American student, Madison Curtice, aids Professor Carl Gottlieb in life extension experiments in 1848 Bonn. Curtice vanishes, and years later a German grandson opens a sealed door, finds a mummy, and revives it. The tale shifts to Curtice’s return to his homeland as a stranger, who visits the Finegan estate and fails to reclaim status, learns society now favors wealth and foreign alliances, and dies in a beer hall after a prestige-seeking attempt.
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Carl Gottlieb
University of
Bonn
Madison Curtice
Curtice
America
Herman Gottlieb
Gottliebs
Mike Finegan
Kansas
Munroe Curtice
Finegans
Germany
Mr. Surtice
The Dreamer Who Wrote a Famous Play
Emery Melvin, a carpenter, becomes a dreamer and writer of a hit play after years of failure. His wife Hope supports him as he pursues a quirky checkerboard method to stage his characters. A prize of 500 dollars leads to the breakthrough show The Old Queen Bucket, which runs 250 nights and makes him famous.
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Emery Melvin
Emery
Hope Clark
Hope
John Turner Wysth
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