Dr Kennedy Kidney Remedy Offered With Testimonials
An advertisement touts Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy as a cure for kidney and bladder symptoms including back pain urinary issues and nocturnal urination. It claims vegetable formula free of narcotics and minerals and cites Rev Aaron Coons and Dr Maria Kennedy for endorsements with pricing and mail order options.
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David Kennedy
Aaron Coons
D.D
M.E. Church
Rhinecliff
N.Y
David Kennedy Corporation
Rondout
Maria Kennedy
Mrs. Isaac Wilson Dead in Marietta Ohio
Mrs. Isaac Wilson died at her residence at the corner of Steubenville avenue and North 1st street after exposure to smallpox from her son, Thomas Miles, who had worked in Ashland, Kentucky. Private funeral held at 10 a.m. with interment at Northwood cemetery. the son is recovering.
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Isaac Wilson
Thomas Miles
Steubenville Avenue
North 1St Street
Falb's Farce of Etna Eruption Prediction Story
The Journal des Debats recounts Professor Rudolf Falb predicting Etna would erupt on August 27, 1874. He sought a Vienna editor’s trip to Sicily and arrived chilled by anxious nights as the date neared. No eruption occurred on the 27th or 28th until a servant cried out of a “terrible eruption” the following morning, prompting a dispatch.
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Falb
Journal Des Debats
Rudolf Falb
Etna
Vienna
Sicily
Falk
Helena
Mont
Isaac Gravelle
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Deer Lodge
Gravelle
Scotland
Lendo
Nineteen Indictments Return in Federal Case Rush
Nineteen true bills were issued by a federal grand jury in Omaha. Indictments name U S Senator Char les H Dietrich, ex Adjutant General Leonard W Colby, Daniel Gaines, Ellicott Lowe, Postmaster John C Mitchell, William M Irwin, and R M Allen among others. Charges include illegal lease to government, embezzlement, perjury, conspiracy to bribe, illegal stamp sales, and illegal fencing of government lands.
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Omaha
Neb
Grand Jury
United States
Charles H. Iietrich
Leonard W. Colby
Daniel Gaines
Bassett
Ellicott Lowe
John §&. Mitchell
Alma
William M. Irwin
Mitchell
R. M. Allen
Standard Cattle Company
Allen
Dietrich
Lowe
Hastings
John C. Mitchell
Nebraska
United States Army
Festmaster J. C. Mitchell
Senators in Debate Over Isthmian Canal Question
Washington Dec 18 The Senate debated the Isthmian canal issue tied to recognizing Panama’s independence. Hoar Gorman and Foraker spoke. Hoar criticized U S conduct, Gorman warned against making the issue a campaign lever, and Foraker defended the administration amid a tense exchange. Mitchell favored funding the Lewis and Clark centennial exposition.
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Foraker
Roosevelt
Panama
Hoar
Senate
Washington
Republic of Panama
Mr Hoar
Gorman
United States
Mr. Gorman
Loomis
New York
Mr. Foraker
Massachusetts
Mitchell
Portland
Ore
Prisoner Confesses Fire On Train In Quick Exchange
In a tense exchange a detective questions a loud whispering suspect about a train attack. The prisoner retorts that he is the fireman, dismissing the accusation and exposing the danger of the scene. The dialogue reveals a startling confrontation during the investigation.
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Grilty. Jones
Rascal
Custom's Represensible Work in Clothier Window
A quixotic remark by a professor in the Chicago Tribune reflects on the paradox of custom in small business. He muses that while fashion claims custom, real production trims pants down to mere pants, illustrating irony in tailoring and trade.
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Chicago Tribune
Princess Charlotte of Saxa Meiningen Ill With Cancer
Mrs Blair expressed high regard for her devotion. Mrs Frederick K Hanger of Little Rock Arkansas secretary of the board presented her resignation. No action was taken on the resignation. Berlin Dec 18 Princess Charlotte of Saxa Meiningen sister of Emperor William ill for some time is suffering from cancer and doctors verdict caused consternation in the German court and affected the emperor's recovery.
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Fontana
Kan
Andrew Ross
Hera
Ross
Hanger
St. Louis
Board of
Lady Managers
National World's Fair Commission
Blair
Enm
Frederick K. Hanger
Little Rock, Ark
Berlin
Charlotte
Saxa Meiningen
William
Rome
Chamber of Deputies
St. Louis Exposition
Colombian Troops Seize Gulf Afloat Near Atrato River
Colombian soldiers totaling around 1500 were reported near Titumeti on the Gulf of Darien as the cruiser Atlanta detained a 100 strong schooner carrying armed Colombian forces under General Rafael Novo. Colombian commanders protested American ships in waters they call theirs, while General Ortiz threatened a broader fight if Colombia’s interests failed.
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Colon
Reyes
Atlanta
Titumeti
Gulf
Atrato River
Colombia
United States
Turner
Coghlan
Gulf of Darien
Harlan P. Perrint
Rafael Novo
Daniel Ortiz
Atlantic
Pacific
Novo
Perrill
General Ortiz
Ortiz
Perritt
Cartagena
General Pinzon
Washington
Panama
Old Hunter Advice On Encounters With Wild Animals
An elderly hunter offers cautions for facing threats from snakes dogs bees and sharks in brief observations. A humorous tale follows about Mrs Burton and Sir Richard Burton and a dancing rat seen on a Trieste carriage roof, later revealed as a tin figure and a lesson on imagination.
A Sabbath Shaped Stone Story From Scotland and Calabash Dishes
A Canadian geologist traveler recalls chipping rock on a Scottish hillside and a local admonition about breaking the Sabbath. The tale shifts to a West Indian calabash tree whose hard shell yields carved dishes, cups, pots, and kettles carved from its fruit though they wear quickly when used over fire.
Fanny Comparison and Jack Compare Dad Heights
A playful exchange shows Fanny noting her father is tall enough to roam over the garden wall, while Jack counters that his father can do the same with his hat on. The dialogue captures a light, humorous family moment.
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Fanny
Tom
Jack
Foul Strike Rule Repealed and 154-Game Schedule Set
Chicago officials report the baseball league rescinded the foul strike rule from last year and approved a 154-game schedule to align with the National league. The season opens April 16 with a unanimous vote against the experiment.
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Chicago
American Baseball League
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Philippines
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Republic of Pans
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Cleveland
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American Federation of Labor
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International Longshoremen’s Association
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Order of Railway Conductors
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Castoria
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Commercial Bank Company of
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Colonial Theatre
Cambridge, Ohio
Pottery Sellers Combine
Trenton
N. J
Pottery Selling Company
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George Manuel
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Red River Parish
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