Remarkable recovery claims in Madison County case
The Syracuse Standard cites cures backed by Albany Journal and Detroit News, detailing Philander Hyde of Solsville in Madison County who recovered from paralysis after taking Dr Williams Pink Pills. Hyde’s account describes initial grip and progressive paralysis, improvement after ten days, and reduced pain and improved digestion. Other Solsville residents report benefits from Pink Pills for rheumatism and nervous debility. The ad promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a blood and nerve tonic priced 60 cents a box or 2.50 for six boxes.
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Hesplees
Syracuse Standard
Standard
Albany Journal
Detroit News
Albany Papreas
Madison County
Solsville
Philander Hyde
Brookfield
Wien
Mr. Hyde
Solaville
Abel Curtis
Williams
Dr. Williams’ Modicine Company
Bohencetady
N.Y
Brookville
Out
Senate to Begin Consideration of Tariff Bill This Month
National capital report notes the senate will start debate on the tariff bill within three weeks with a four to six week expected discussion. It mentions loan defaults, judicial inquiries into Northern Pacific injunctions, and a busy congressional agenda including district appropriations and the Hawaiian case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House Judiciary Committee
Culberton
Bonnner
Terry
W. A. Stone
Jenkins
Northern Pacific Railroad
House
District of Columbia
Aundry
Willis
State Department
Secretary of War
Mansur
Sickles
Congress
Hickles
Senate Committee On Judiciary
India
Francis M. Gardenhare
Chattanooga
Tenn
West
Florida
Mason
Moreno
Key West
Alabama
Albert Steinhart
Greenville
Edmund O. Mathews
Iureau
Walter L. Wilton
Herbert
Boutelle
United States
Blount
Honolulu
United States Army
Navy
Cigarmakers in Quaia Seek Wilson Bill Restore Schedule
Cigar manufacturers of Quaia Wisconsin held a meeting and passed resolutions opposing changes by the Senate committee to the tobacco schedules of the Wilson bill. Senators Cull and Pasco are urged to work to defeat the amendment so the original schedule may obtain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Senate
Horantyos
Lead Trust
Whisky Trust
Qeala
Wia
Senate Committee
Cull and
Pasco
The Pope Monitors Anarchist Upheaval After Bomb Blast
A cable from Rome reports the pope deeply concerned by the front of the chamber of deputies explosion. He orders Vatican attaches to inquire into details and monitor anarchist activity. He fears the Vatican could be endangered in a political crisis as anarchists spread thousands of circulars blaming loom as the remedy for the poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hone
Italy
Chamber of Deputies
Vatican
Fire destroys Lansing Lumber plant at Dodge Michigan
The Lansing Lumber company plant and stock at Dodge Michigan were destroyed by fire. The loss is about 175000 dollars and the property was insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing Lumber Company
Dodge
Mich
Mount Airy
N.C
Cincinnati
Col
A. M. Britton
First National Bank of
Vernon
Texas
Fruit Trust Forming in Philadelphia to Regulate Trade
A Philadelphia special reports that a trust to regulate tropical fruit prices at all major U S ports is in the works. Leading importers have agreed to join once the organization is perfected, signaling a new phase in fruit trade control nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
United States
Confederate veterans reunion delegate named from Tennessee
Adele McMurray of Nashville chosen to represent Tennessee at the Confederate veterans reunion in Birmingham on April 26. Governor Carr of North Carolina names Hoke Bennett Scarborough to the Antietam battlefield commission for North Carolina. Good Shepherd orphanage in Louisville destroyed by fire. 42 people inside adjacent building including 84 children rescued unharmed. Haw River Gingham Mill plans expansion to double size. 10,000 spindles to run soon. Governor Tillman pardons William Boykin of Camden for cider sales. warns others. Southbound train No 5 wreck near natural bridge. engineer killed, guard injured in landslide-caused derailment. Ex-Governor Buchanan files answer to state arms bill. governor denies charges. Columbia reform campaign set for April 1. Chicago syndicate funds Atlanta exposition. North Carolina insane asylum board to replace superintendent June 1. 294 patients. Columbia opposes moving internal revenue HQ to Greenville. Chickamauga park dedication delayed to 1895 due to tariff debate and G A R meeting in Atlanta. Petitions seek disbarment of V Lee Cowart in federal court Birmingham.
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Knoxville
Hoke
Daniel GC. Camp
New York
Philadelphia
Strawbridge & Clothier
Dry Gooda
Maddox-Rucker Banking Company
Atlanta
London
James Theobald
Romford
Essex
Theobald
WS. Chambelain
United States
Rio Grande City
Texas
Mount Washington Glass Works
New Bedford
Mass
Adele McMurray
Nashville
Tenn
Birmingham
Carr
North Carolina
Antietam Battle Ground
Haw River
Alamance County
N. Y
Tillman
William B. Boykin
Camden
Boykin
Shetandoah
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Nalural Bridge
Buchanan
Jacob Mardy
Wiceman Will Noftsinger
St. James
John P. Buchanan
Toto
Porterfield
Wolf
Chancery Court
Columbia
South
North Carolina Insane Asylum
Raleigh
Wood
G. LU. Kirby
Internal Revenue Service
Greenville
Townes
Board of Trade
Chattanooga Times
H. V. Boynton
Chickamauga and
Chattanooga National Military Park
Congress
Grand Army of the Republic
Federal Court
Als
Flat
Lee Cowart
Hawyer
Verdict Awards 320000 to McGuire Parents in Rail Crash Case
The McGuire parents Thomas and Mary Elizabeth McGuire win 320000 in damages from the Vicksburg and Shreveport Railroad for the death of their son Thomas Lee McGuire on October 24 1892. A prior trial had same verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas and
Mary Elizabeth McGuire
Vicksburg and Shreveport Railroad Company
Thomas Lee McGuire
Fifth District
Monroe
Diaz Prepares Message for Mexico City Spring Session
Dispatch from the capital says President Diaz is drafting a message to be presented to the national congress when the spring session opens on April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Diaz
National Congress
The Letter J as a Mascot Across Prominent Names
The piece argues the letter J appears unusually in American names from presidents to judges and business magnates. It cites numerous first or last name instances, lists figures such as John D. Rockefeller and J. P. Morgan, and notes widespread use across politics, law, and wealth.
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America
Confederacy
Senate
House
John D. Rockfeler
F. J. Astor
Jay Gould
J. M. Sears
J. S. Morgan
J. B. Haggin
J. W. Garrett
John Wanamaker
G. Yair
John W
Ignorance Not Bliss in a Whimsical Office Banter
A humorous exchange between two office boys about toothache dynamics. one jokes that a different tooth causes pain each time while the other admits ignorance, hinting at a broader comic office life frame. The piece captures sardonic street newspaper tone and colloquial wit.
Gilding and Health Remedies Parade in Odd Confusion
A jumble of sensational constructor notes features a mock dialogue about a weak minded child and a wealthy wife. interwoven are advertisements for patent medicines like Hall's Catarrh Cure and Brown's Iron Bitters. The piece mixes satire with early 20th century medical pitches and a geography quip from a child.
Winning a Husband: How Women Lose and Keep Men
A Do meatic Monthly extract warns that over two thirds of wives let husbands slip away through laziness indifference or ignorance. It argues a woman may win a husband unconsciously but must learn conscious skills to keep him, noting intuition vs experience and suggesting practical measures for securing lasting marriage.
Gas Concession Sparks Official Messages and Quips
In a published exchange two officials debate gas pricing with one urging price reductions and meter adjustments. A third party quotes a boy describing a notable mechanical feat, Wheeling West Virginia on the Ohio River, as a witty aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tracwern
Wheeling
West Virginia
Ohio River
Syrup of Figs Promoted as Best Laxative Remedy
An advertisement extols Syrup of Figs as a pleasant, effective laxative from the California Fig Syrup Co. It claims cleansing action for kidneys, liver, and bowels, relief from headaches and fevers, and wide medical approval. Sold by druggists in 50¢ and $1 bottles with the company name on each package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F.J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
J. Carnky & Co
Draggista
The
California Fig Syrup Co
Sam Harmiton
Eureka Springs
Express
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta
Tales of Travelers and a Hostess in America
A Chinese traveler questions Americans and describes women forced to wear a steel and whalebone corset, claimed to restrict breathing and cause death over years to allow husbands to take younger wives, as quoted in the New York Weekly.
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America
New York Weekly
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Fhilander Hydd
Pahalyain
Mrs. Bounting
Mrs. Gasket
Thomas Crane
Hood's
Hood Co
Lowell
Mas
Hood
Dour
Mar Emiencs
Thomas Crank
New Jersey
W.L. Douglas
Malague
Wes
Meare Feuss Univer
Hud
Maclean
Curtis & Walker
Turner
United Electria Railway
A Fruit Trust
Menty of Gilding
Enid
Ansiatauer
Mince
Tines
Kilmer
Minghamton
Tina Fonnodes
Brown
Valentine
Onis
John A. Salacr
Wis
Frank Winter
Montana
Great Northern
Onta
Oata
Ania
B.A. Hall, Charlieson, &. C. Bree
Teres
Lapp Drag Co
Eves
Jekac Thomson
Beecham
Larne Davonrren
Zeim
Gov. Food Report
Royal
Reduys
Wing
Toya
Alliance Carriage CO
Wall ST
Tales of
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
World's Dispensary Medical Association
Main Street
Wey Mere
Terial Qilgaly
Marsal
Wenden Rama
Avery
Mary
ATREL
Sant Nord
McElrees
Cardus
Pronis
Heartourn
Catarra
Lieven
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