Ovarian Tumor Cured By Radway Remedies
A ten year ovarian tumor case from Ann Arbor credits Radway's Resolvent Pills and Relief with healing after extensive use. The witness Mrs E C Bibbins notes weight loss and full recovery, praising the medicines and requesting they help others as well. Signed attestations from local chemist L B Lerch and others accompany the claim.
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Ann Arpor
Radway
E, C
Ribbens
Bibbins
Lerch
Ron Arbor
Mich
Dr Radway's Sarsaparillian Resolvent advertised cure
Dr Badway presents The Great Blood Purifier for chronic diseases including scrofula syphilitic cases and numerous body afflictions from lungs to bones. Nationwide in 19th century markets, the advertisement promises cures for coughs ulcers gout dropsy and more at one dollar per bottle through Dr Radway & Co New York.
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Radway & CO
Warren St
X. Y
Pain Relief Promise From An Unknown Advertisement
An advertisement claims rapid pain relief from a single dose or reading. It asserts relief within minutes for a wide range of ailments including rheumatic, bed ridden, infirm, crippled, nervous, neuralgic, or prostrated patients regardless of pain severity. The source presents no verifiable details.
Radway's Ready Relief Promises Quick Healing
An old advertisement touts Radway's Ready Relief as instant aid for numerous ailments from kidney inflammation to lung congestion and croup. It claims relief with twenty drops in water for cramps, diarrhea, dysentery, colic, and internal pains, and recommends travelers carry a bottle for sickness prevention. It also asserts superiority over brandy or bitters and ties fever cures to Radway's Pills, pricing at fifty cents per bottle sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radway
Radway’s Regulating Pills Ad for Digestive Ailments
Purporting to cure disorders of the digestive system Radway and Co promote Radway’s Regulating Pills as a purely vegetable remedy. The ad lists symptoms from constipation to bilious fever and claims a positive cure with doses priced at 25 cents per box and druggists listed for purchase. Information offered by mail and a solicitation to send a stamp at 82 Warren Street New York.
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Dway
Radway & CO
Warren Street
New York
Sally
Washington Reports from the Cincinnati Convention Fight
A summary of March 29 dispatches covering Cameron's Pennsylvania delegates, Gen Custer before the Clymer committee, Moulton opposing Dana, Bristow’s enemies, Weitzel appointment, and Secretary Robeson denying the Jay Cooke story. Includes Hetrick and Rice profits, Belknap border whisky plans, and reforms to Army pay.
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Washingtoy
Cameron
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Cincinnati
Blaine
Hartranft
Conkling
Morton
Custer
Clymer
Belknap
George A. Custer
War Department
Robert T. Sipe
Fort Abraham Lincoln
Gen. Hetrick
Iowa
Rice
Washington
Raymond
Fort Berthold
Orville Grant
Great Sioux
North Missouriiver
Thumb
Fort Peck
Layton Brothers
Gen. Custer
Frank Moulton
Dana
Senate
Dawes
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Edmunds
Mr. Dana
Bristow
Government Secret Service Force
Army and Revenue
Secretary of the Treasury
General Schenck testifies before Foreign Affairs panel
Washington March 29 Gen Schenck appeared before the Committee on Foreign Affairs to explain the transactions with Park over shares and notes. He described paying about 1700 in cash and transferring $32,000 in stock plus a 3000 note to settle a balance. He claimed the dividend rights on insurance and coal stocks valued at 2100 were retained.
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Hewitt
Park
Gen. Schenck
Washington
Emma
Schenck
Lyon
Harry Brett
London
James E. Lyon
New York
Wisconsin
Robeson
Jay Cooke
Secretary of the Navy
House of
Jay Cooke, McCulloch & Co
Navy
Committee On Foreign Affairs
England
Lord Derby
Legation
Col. Hoffman
Vermillion Coal Company
Illinois
National Insurance Company
M. Woodhull
Fire razes row of dwellings in New Orleans district
In New Orleans on March 29 Leopold Thompson’s house at 31 Annette Street burned and with no water and a strong wind the flame spread to a corner property. Fifteen small buildings were consumed, hydrants could not reach the blaze, several firemen were injured, total loss about 25000 dollars with 12000 dollars insured.
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New Orleans
New Orlgans
Leopold Thompson
Annette Street
Third District
Annette
Morales
Annette, Morales, Wignhart
St. Anthony Streets
Veto of New Orleans Subsidy Ordinance Sparks Action
New Orleans Mayor Leeds vetoes act 20 taxing to finish the New Orleans Pacific Railroad. Missouri Pacific stockholders urge the board to file suits against individuals for issued capital without payment and to pursue the Atlantic & Pacific railroad case for an account of use and occupation and related transactions.
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New Orleans
Leeds
New Orleans Pacific Railroad
Missouri Pacific Railroad Company
Atlantic & Pacific Road
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Steamer Labrador Runs Aground Off Jersey Coast
Punapetraia March 29 reports the French steamer Labrador en route from Le Havre to New York dragged ashore near Fort Delavo last night and has not yet refloated. Other lines note several arrivals: Moravian from Portland, Batavia from Boston, Perriere from New York, Weser from New York, City of Limerick from Liverpool, Colombo from Hull, and Ethiopia from Glasgow.
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Punapetraia
New York
Fort Delavo
London
Moravian
Portland
Batavia
Boston
Perriere
Southamptoy
Weser
Paivapetriia
City of
City of Limerick, From Liverpool, Arrived. New York
Colombo
Hull
Ethiopia
Glasgow
Mass meeting in New Orleans over ten arrested men
New Orleans March 29. The Picayune's Baton Rouge special reports a large mass meeting held to receive the ten men arrested last Saturday and taken to New Orleans by the United States Marshal. Hundreds from the countryside joined city residents in the event.
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New Orleans
The
Picayune
Baton Rouge
Return of Ten Representatives Amid Cheers and Salutes
The steamer Lee brought the ten representatives home landing at seven o clock. A committee of ten met the returning gentlemen and greeted them ashore with cheers salvos of artillery and music.
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Lee
New England Flood Dam Threatens Worcester Reservoir
Worcester Massachusetts reports a major flood threat as Lyndebrook Reservoir dam tears, revealing a 140 acre, 670 million gallon store. By 2:50 PM water stops flowing in city pipes and officials fear a total dam failure with rising flood risk and possible isolation of the city.
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Worcester
Mass
Lyndebrook
Grand Masonic Temple opening and city concert in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis on March 29 the city reports the Grand Masonic Temple opened after a Choral Union concert directed by Prof J S Black. Hon J W Gordon gave an address. soloists included Mrs W U Lyon and Miss Grace Danforth. Handel selections from Judas Maccabeus were performed first time in the city. The annual Board of Trade report details 1875 wheat and corn receipts, hog slaughter totals, average weights and yields, and leading packers.
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Kingan & Co
J. C. Ferguson & Co
Holmes, Pettit & Bradshaw
Coffin
Wheat
Fletcher & Co
Landers, Given & Co
Grand Masonic Temple
Choral Union
J. S. Black
J. W. Gordon
W. U. Lyon
J. B. Leake
Grace Danforth
George Andres
W. C. Sm
News notes and incidents across the nation
Dr H S Brower California senator dies in Memphis of heart aneurysm. Miners at Shenandoah City collier yoke with Kohiner and Turkey Run strikers in Pottsville. Kelatz and Kramer Fulton Foundry Sandusky fail. Memorial Hall arch collapse injures eight. John H Kennedy seriously hurt. Plymouth Church Bowen investigation continues. Andrew Bradshaw evidence not heard. Fort Jefferson Kentucky shooting injures D A Echols. J C Dupeyster suspect. Ignatius Donnelly at Owatonna anti monopoly gathering mocks others. calls for greenbacks. Memphis Cotton Exchange awards $1000 premium for best bale of cotton to William Taylor Arkansas. Indianapolis Board of Trade report: 1875 corn and wheat receipts and shipments. hogs killed totals and packing rise.
Storm Night Toll and River Disasters Hit Brooklyn and Hudson
New York reports a frame house on Brooklyn outskirts collapsed in a storm, killing a woman near childbirth and a boy. the husband and another child were badly hurt. A steamer and two barges sank in the Hudson, with a landslide delaying the fast mail. Buffalo logged heavy snow halting stock and freight trains. Moses H. Grinnell of New York is to wed Miss Fanny Reed, sister of Mrs. Paran Stevens.
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New York
Brooklyn
Hudson River
Buffalo
Moses H. Grinnell
Fanny Reed
Paran Stevens
Enthusiastic Ohio Republican Convention Endorses Hayes for President
Columbus March 29 Ohio Republicans convened to nominate state officers and select national delegates. Gen J C Lee praised the party record, while Gov Rutherford B Hayes drew the strongest support amid calls for unity. Alphonso Hart presided as permanent president and delegates were named for the National Convention.
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CoLumbus
State
Republican Executive Committee
J. F. Stillham
First Baptist Church
J. C. Lee
Toledo
National Republican Party
Republican Party
United Republic
Cole
Ohio
United States
Rutherford B. Hayes
Gov. Hayes
Hayes
R. B Hayes
Republic
Committee On Resoluctions
Rene
Union
Andersonville
Hamilton County
Benjamin Eggleston
Christian Moerlein
Henry Kessler
L. C. Weir
Butler
Warren, Clinton, Fayette
Clermont
H. L. Morley
Hawiton
Frank Browning
Wilmington
Darke
Darke. Ltd
Defiance
Paulding
Putnam
van Wert
Allen
Auglaize
Mercer
Shelby
James L. Price
James Irvine
Lima
Williams
Chillicothe
John A. Smith
Hillsboro
Madison
Clarke
Miami
Logan
Chanaiga
H. W. Smith
London
A. R. Burkett
Hardin
Marion
Delaware
Morrow
Knox
T. C. Jones
Hylas Sabin
Richwood
Hancock
Seneca
Sandusky
Erie
Huron
R. P. Buckland
Fremont
J. B. Rothchhild
Indlay
Ith
Hocking
Vinton
Jackson
Scioto
Lawrence
Gallia
H. C. Jones
McArthur
Hy Bright
Franklin
Pickaway
Fairfield
Perry
L J. Eee
John Groce
Chccleville
Licking
Muskingum
Coshocton
Tuscarawas
E. L. Lybarger
J. L. McIvaine
New Philadelphia
Wyandot
Crawford
Richland
Ashland
Holmes
D. W. Wilson
Belleville
H. &. Carhart
Galion
Meigs
Athens
Lorain
Medina
Wayne
Summit
A. McClure
Wooster
Summit County
Ashtabula
Trumbull
Por Lake
H. B. Perkins
Warren
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DR. Badway
DR. Radwayw
Foreign Committee
Cincinnati Gazette
Weitzel
Gen. Sherman
Secretary of War
Banning
Gen. Weitzel
Southern Railroad
National Bank
Senate Judiciary Committee
Thurman
Associated Press
Evansville
Ind
J. Eichel & Co
8. Lowenthal
Louis
St. Louis
North Second Street
Steele & Price
Union Sign
Railway News
Marine News
Jersey
New England
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Board of Trade
H.S. Brower
California Senate
Memphis
Tenn
Shenandoah City
Pottsville
Kohiner
Turkey Run
Kelatz & Kramer
Fulton Foundry and Machineworks
Sandusky, O
Memorial Hall
Centennial Grounds
John H. Kennedy
Plymouth Church
Henry C. Bowen
Andrew Bradshaw
Bowen
Fort Jefferson
D. A. Echols
J. C. Dupeyster
Echols
Ignatius Donnelly
Owatonna
Minn
Mr. Donnelly
Memphis Cotton Exchange
Wm. Taylor
Lee County
Arkansas
Republican Councils
Vermont
G.vernors Lee
Noyes
Alphonso Hart
Hartrantz
Ohio Republican Convention
Gen. Lee
Wm. Leonard
Cuyahoga
Walter Cox
Hamilton
A. T. Carpenter
J. T. Johnson
Mahoning
P. B. Conn
Jefferson
E. H. Anderson
Guernsey
Geo. Webber
Wm. Scott
John W. Irwin
James M. Carne Greene
RE. P. Hughes
Ashur Cade
Wood
Henry Collings
Adams
Geo. W. Wilson
Omas F. Joy
H. M. Groby
William Betts
John Gross
Daniel Apreer Muskingum
Thomas B. Cunningham
Olmes
John P. Matthews
H. F. Barnes
Belmont
John Sterling
Carroll
J. H. de Lorain
Geo. W. Steel
Lake
R. R. Herrick
Henry Sclotman
Jacob Grotius
Wm. Millikin
Fayette
J. M. Barrett
Greene
Daniel Staley
A. Ta Ta Canbell Logue
Curtis Mhandth
J. Camrio
J. Hardin
J. 2 Polk
A. B. Monahan
A. R. Kellar
J. L. McIlvaine
K. A. Henderson
C. H. Grosvenor
J. M.daizell
Noble
John Brough
McClure
Orville Blake
Portage
Issac W. Pope
Jerom Linthege
Agans
cKenzie
A. P. Russell
Clinton
Samuel Mopery
Chas
J. Swan
Purnamert McCune
Lucas
Chambers Baird
Brown
Alex. Waddle
W. G. Beatty
R.P. Buckland
L. J. Critchfield
W. Coan
C. H. Booth
O. B. Chapman
Mergs
C. L. Poorman
J. K. Rukenbrod
Columbiana
Albert Munson
W. Gower
Champaign
W. C. Cooper
Stark
A. L
Connie
C. McFarland
Cuya Vick
J. B. Foraker
John W. Warrington
A. G. McBurney
Ae Myers
A. L. Whitman
I. B. Luckey
A. L. Brown
Ross
G. D. Burgess
Silas Sabin
John Seneca
John G. Pebles
J. Ww. Free
Wm. C. Lyon
A. G. Beer
Wm. F. Curtis
H. F. Wallace
Ben. Eggleston
Gen. Sawyer
Ren. Iggleston
Mr. Burgess
Sprague
Republican Club
Washington City
Committee On Permanent Organization
Jasper
Geo J. Leininger
R. W. Taylor
Charles E. Erwin
James M. Dalzell
Nobie
MR. Hart
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