Dr Williams Pink Pills Story Headlines in Boston Herald
A Boston Herald piece recounts a farmer and his mother in Peterboro who credit Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with curing long standing heart, stomach, and rheumatic issues. The article touts medical claims and lists price details, then adds a light quip about a judge retiring after 34 years of service.
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Boston Herald
Canada
Dr. Williams
New England
Yous
Oliver C. Holt
Peterboro
Herald
Ninco
Willocto
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Scienectady
Brockville, Ont
Income tax bill moves in Congress amid Hawaii and banking notes
The Ways and Means Committee voted to report the income tax bill as a separate measure, while debates over tariff, seigniorage and silver certificates continued. Senate discussions covered Blount's testimony, Hawaii correspondence, and the fate of the state bank repeal with partisan divisions shaping the tax's prospects.
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Ways and Means Committee
Gordon
Georgia
Lamont
Schofield
South
Atlanta
Blount
Senate
Ha-waii
House
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Banking and Currency Committee
Warner
Congress
Hawaii
Stranamit
Talao
Toasmuch
Grover Cunvenant
Lilioukalani
Gresham
State Department
Willis
Chandler
Committees On Foreign Relations
Gray
Gorman
Regular Session Summary of Fifty Third Congress
Daily record of House and Senate routines from January 9 to January 12 1895 detailing tariff debate proceedings Hawaiian resolution discussions and committee actions. Highlights include Wilson tariff bill speeches and amendments in the House with numerous floor exchanges and late night sessions. Senate executive session and calendar cleanup actions.
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House
Senate
Torspay
Wilson
Ways and Means
Burrows
Weperspay
Jax
Bortelle
Hopkins
Tuesaday
Cummings
Naval
Boutelle
Secretary of the Navy
Commissioner Blount
United States Naval Forces
Navy Department
Tracey
Johnson
Ohio
Dalzell
Breckinridge
Kentucky
Richards
O'Neill
Massachusetts
Dingley
Springer
Brosius
House of Representatives
Pickler
South Dakota
Turner
Georgia
South
Bourke Cochran
New York
Mr. Bryan
Nebraska
Frye
Davis
Thuraway
Senate faces rough road on separate income tax measure
The text notes that several southern senators expect passage of a separate income tax measure in the Senate, though the path is deemed arduous due to the Ways and Means Committee decision to separate it from the tariff bill.
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Senate
Ways and Means Committee
Breach of 1 per cent dividend noted in varied reports
A compilation of brief notices from the era reports diverse items including a 1 percent dividend in a Bretam paragram, the death of Colonel Alexander Horton near San Augustine Texas, a 4 percent dividend declared by the Bank of Guntersville Alabama, and a petition for a co receiver for the Georgia Bowthern and Florida railroad. Additional items describe a Portland wind storm, Chatham Furniture Co. facing losses, Captain Wilson’s Matabele war reports, railroad salary delays at Junta Colorado, and various local court and civic notes.
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Alexander Horton
San Augustine
Texas
Sam Houston
Bank of
Guntersville
Ala
Bible Superior Court
Georgia Bowthern and Florida Railroad
Mercantile Trust and Deposit Company of
Baltimore
Portland
Ore
Chatham Furniture Company
Savannah
Wilson
Capetown
Africa
Butuaway
Thackeray Widow, Kossuth Death Rumor, Bally News
The widow of William Makepeace Thackeray died at Leigh England aged seventy five. Rumors in Budapest claim Louis Kossuth is dead with no official confirmation. Guatemala reports Honduras and Nicaraguan rebels retreating with 200 killed or wounded and property destruction. Paris dispatch says Vaillant may appeal but seeks no commutation. Fire at Southern hotel in Chattanooga gutted the People’s Grocery stock, losses about 340 000.
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Oni Aiout
Regatios
William Makepeace Thackeray
Leigh
Lancashire
England
Tillian Russell
John Chatterton
Budapest
Louis Kossuth
Guatemala
New York
Paris
Rio de Janeiro
Peixote
Brazil
Pennsylvania
Iast
Harrisburg
E. P. Gillespie
Mercer County
James Denton Hancock
Franklin
Venango County
Deadwood
South Dakota
Patay Carr
Hare Ferguson
Sam Schwartz
Deadwood Aporta
Vaillant
Carnot
Southern
Chattanooga
Tenn
People’s Grocery Company
Itn
Kassawalla
Hamed Ali
Hia
United States
Knoxville
Venn
Cleo Berry
Hawkins County
Berry
Buffalo
N. Y
Edwin M. Field
Cyrus W. Field
Supreme Court
W. F. Beck & Co
San Francisco
Wells-Fargo Bank
Honolulu
Vaillant Condemned to Death in Paris Trial
Paris dispatch reports August Vaillant anarchist condemned to death after a crowded trial for the bomb in the chamber of deputies. He proclaimed Vive Anarchie as the sentence was read. Memphis dispatch notes Chesapeake and Southwestern Railroad withdrew from the Memphis Passenger Association over rate violations by other roads.
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Vaillant
Paris
August Vaillant
Chamber of Deputies
Memphis
Chesapeake and Southwestern Railroad
Memphis Passenger Association
Chesapeake
World's Dispensary Medical Association
Main St
Bulfaio
Constant Visitor and Frivolous Spending in a Penny-Press Tease
The passage jumbles odds and ends from a 19th century miscellany. It cites a wife and husband quarreling over spending on lace, notes Chicago mayoral succession with a New York birth tally, and includes satirical lines about rheumatism, tonics, catarrh cures, and patent medicines. It closes with a joke about a costly prescription and a royal journey expense for the German emperor.
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New York Weekly
John P. Hopkins
Chicago
New York
Lightning strikes haunt farms and towns across regions
The article notes repeated lightning fatalities and damage. On a French farm near Flint to Flushing, Michigan, five horses died in seven years with many trees scarred by forks. An East Great Plain Connecticut open lot has been struck eleven times since spring 1887, and nearby woods show extensive lightning damage. West Heath Maas reports a hill by the village school struck multiple times, with locals attempting to track the pattern.
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Flint
Flushing
Mich
East Great Plaine
Conn
West Heath
Maas
Syrup of Figs Promoted for Healthful Laxative Action
The advert extols Syrup of Figs as a pure liquid laxative improving comfort and health. It claims cleansing effects on the system and relief from colds headaches and fevers, noting it works on kidneys liver and bowels without weakening them. Sold by druggists in 50c and $1 bottles, manufactured only by the California Fig Syrup Co with its name on every package.
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California Fig Syrup Co
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Cleveland
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N. C
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U.S
Mathematics and Money
Cire Or Tongpo
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Frank J. Cwenry
F. J. Camwar & € G
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Hall
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