Clemency Denied in Harris Murder Case by Governor Flower
Albany Morning Chronicle notes Governor Flower refused to intervene after Harris, convicted of poisoning his young wife Helen Polta, failed to gain executive clemency. The court affirmed the verdict on appeal, with trials and later hearings cited as not presenting grounds for mercy. The report also touches on unrelated literary notices and advertisements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salah Ie Harvis
Albany
Guy
Flower
Harris
Mise
Helen Polta
Raines
New York Herald
Preventing Future Misery Through Rheumatic Bitters
A historical advertisement extols a bitters product claiming to prevent rheumatic misery by expelling rheumatic poison from the system. It asserts benefit for constipation, kidney trouble, nervousness, and sexual impairment, and promises protection after a wetting or minor irritants, appealing to readers with medical claims.
Constipation Remedy Ad From Dr Hale’s Household Tes
An old advertisement promises relief for constipation with a single daily dose at bedtime. It cites Dr Hale as the provider and McFnsied & Co as the distributors selling the remedy at 25 and 00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Hale
McFnsied & Co
Presidential appointments announced for diplomatic posts abroad
The President announces numerous diplomatic and ministerial appointments dated May 8, naming individuals to posts in Persia, China, Shanghai, Belfast, Zanzibar, and more. It includes consuls general, ministers plenipotentiary, and officials for Oklahoma governance and Arizona vaunted positions, with several domestic and international postings listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waasexatos
Alexander McDonald
Virginis
Anvoy
Persia
Wallace Jones
Mond
Seneul
Rome
Stephen Bonkal
Maryland
United States
China
Alfred D. Jonas
North Carolina
Shanghai
United Stapi Cong
James B. Taney
West Virginia
Belfast
Charles T. Lyons
New York
Zanzibar
Henry Johawn
Georgia
Price sale at Grostain Express Packs
A garbled notice announces a sale by the Southern Ux green company on Saturday May 27 1892 in Solis citys. The text mentions watch in hand time and reference to a packarts agent A Spalding superintendent. The readable fragments imply a public sale of items described as express packs with a gold weight mention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ux Green Company
Po'elock
Solisson
Rebba
Sera
Baer
A. Spalding
Distress Call for Aged Man in Need of Clothes
Distress calls arise from Charles Enrlich a respected elderly colored man living near Walnut street in the old tobacco warehouse area. He has worn winter clothes long, cannot work enough to buy new garments, and asks Johnson City residents for help with provisions and game garments. Will the community respond with aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Enrlich
Tobaccs
Walnus Strane
Johnson City
Death of Mrs. Elizabeth Boyer in Cranagh Hotel tragedy
Mrs Elizabeth Boyer age 74 mother of Mrs R W Faw of Johnson City and Mrs Wallace Hahn of Cranberry died at Carnagh Hotel yesterday afternoon about 4 o clock after a month long illness caused by old age. Her remains will be taken today to Notristown PA for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Boyer
R. W. Faw
Johnson City
Walace Hahn
Cranberry
Carnagh Hotel
Notristown
Unclear headline about Hood's One Wundreet doses
Fragmentary text complains about dissatisfaction with Hood's One Wundreet doses in every bottle and claims no other dose exists. Can't determine full event or entities from available words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Tin Musicians Hit With World’s Pair Controversy
The commission adopted a resolution directing President Palmert to appoint a Special Commission to investigate Music 1 Director Thomas, charged with boycotting certain firms. The move follows ongoing tensions among tin musicians at the World’s Pair event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmert
Comma Glass
Thomas
Pat Money in Thy Puree and Druggist Sale Claimed
Fragmented market note mentions a household cough cure sold by McParland & Co. and a sensational report on New York stock activity. References to trading, prices, and a failed scheme appear amid garbled OCR text. Names and exact items are unclear, but the piece centers on a patent remedy sale and volatile market chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McParland & Co
See 25 World's Pair For Fifteen Cents
An advertisement offers a souvenir portfolio of the Exposition for 15 cents with address, promising full page views and descriptions of the great buildings. If unsatisfied, stamps are refunded and the buyer keeps the boat. E Bucklen & Co, Chicago, provides the offer amid other noted lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Bucklen &Co
Chicago
All Along the Line praises Kalos Household Ointment
A 19th century letter column quotes Mrs Jacobs of Farmington Maine claiming five years of varicose veins and two leg sores were cured by Kalos Ointment. Other testimonials from Filley of Nivlatty and LeRoy, New York, extol its quick relief for burns rheumatism and general use. Sold by McFarland & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalos
Jacobs
Farmington
Maine
Filley
Nivlatty
R. Iy Simpson LeRoy
N. Y
Hale
McFarland & Co
World Fair gates to open Sunday amid medical scare report
A Chicago dispatch cites World’s Fair management planning to open gates Sunday after a spate of unfounded provocations. The anonymous report mentions physicians and a mysterious medicine scheme, with unclear motives and threats surrounding safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
World's Fair Management
Toledo Firm Promises One Hundred Dollars for Cures
Frank J. Cheney of Cheney & Co Toledo declares in a sworn notice that his firm will pay a hundred dollars for each case of catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The document dated December 6, 1886, is notarized by A. W. Gurason and lists the product as sold by druggists for 75 cents. The record notes telegrams and local stir surrounding a public figure named Watts and a reference to Mr. Harrison in a political context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
FL Cheney & Co
J. Quexzy
A.W. Gurason
Hall
Cheney & CO
Props
Ohio
Druggista
Gold Half Moon De Hale's Bonethald Ointment
An ad for Gold Half Moon De Hale's Bonethald Ointment claims it cures a wide range of ailments including citorrh citorrh, Nea telgia, Ruoumetion, Pilea and Sultitherm. It advertises quick relief for pneumonia, cuts, bruises, burns, chilblains, sores, bunions and more, with a claim of superior results. Sold at McMarland & Co's drug store in large boxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Hale
Maine
Theopeat
Soldat McMarland & Qo'e
Col Cross Returns to Knoxville Barber Shop in Piedmont
The genial Col Cross, a Piedmont barber, returns to an old Knoxville business. A dramatic note describes a painful skin condition cured by a product called Titanic Mood Balm, allowing a return to work. Also, S KN Patton Post members are urged to meet in Johnson City on May 10 at 1 30 pm for important business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Cross
Banday
Knoxville
S. KN. Patton
Johnson City
A. Oasrivati
Buckley's Arriva Salve for Skin Ailments Ad
Buckley's Arriva Salve touted as a universal cure for skin sores ulcers fever blisters and chapped hands with a guarantee of satisfaction or money back. Sold by McFarland & Co at 25.60 nis per box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckley
McFarland & Co
Fragmentary OCR Note on Timing and Numbers
The readable portion mentions numeric values 1150 and 566 with a vague reference to two years in advance. No clear event names places organizations or outcomes are present. A precise news item cannot be established from the fragment.
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Britton Jackson
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Ranlaria
Louisiane
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Nino Mor
Athans
Gan
Mio
Gatarrh
Athens
North American Review
Wheelock
Veavey
Grand Army of the Republic
O'Neil
Massachusets
Enloe
Tenness
Scribners Magazine
Scribner's
Robert Blum
Thomas Carlyle
Ladies’ Home Journal
Carlyles
Charles Dana Gibson
Mr. Howells
Bohemia
N. Harben
Rita Dean
Ourb
Janes
ASMA
William
Banry
Ada Uina
Oklahoma
Charles C. Richards
Ubih
Vial
Charles M. Brits
Avizone
Ervera
Arizony
Robert W. Banks
Michgsipol
Public Moveya
Jackson
John Gonte
Viewinista Become
Wea Iar Claims Commission
Conytthey Neers
United Stu
Legace
Robert 3. Bowler
Oli
Hirst
Tlh
Fronsaaet
Tine WuMisHsa
Moesunder Meltymio
Virginia
Alita
Benjamin Spistver
Wbe Oon
Glerbry Sk
Ahs
Gackas
Tenthid
Ria
Maignetusette
Paopers
Baborite Senate
OOS
Chard
Mra
Hoyer
Tntelligent
Sivek
Ohare
Roecvere
Sei Whae
Yordage Company
Ve 'Devine Crieb
Core Dage Blark
Hue
Brownsville
Justina
Doha
M. Company
Qeloar
Levene
Scott
Pyrer
Bird, Dew & Hale
G.W. Hyder
G.Q. Com
Lin Auth
AMHS
Blaine
Fal Taye
Shy Wind
Ste Seary
Ee Macrae
Brent Wan
Sored
Walvoun
Roxchester
Thamering
Reebuster Lamp Co
Gabe le
Dr. Wingy
Sacre
Rey
Mancaats
Patert
Seer
Dawiog
C.a.snow & CO. Gre Parcur O WoanieeFen
Dios Dayu
Mus
Philips
Eae
Aliotys
Pierce
Phoree
Zoe
Watts
Unex
Iowa
Leslee
Rete Annu
RUM & Con Koz No
Augusta
Tlytel Hsin Gold
W.T. Hill
Johnson City, Tenn
Hempred
Oliver
Seaver & Summers
George 2
NAFP
Lasteavin
Mtymideans
Ann Roberone
Nil. Reeve, M.D
Bristol
Main Street
Tennessee
W.L. McCreary
M.D
Homeopathic
West Inch Street
Knoxvit.a
TenxEsan
J. EH. Noninger
Menidenos
Fale Olio
Washington
Tennesser
Ealworlitm
Weill
Chicago Lithograph. Co
S38
Fifth Avenue
Cincaco
Tin
W. Rox
Boston
Mata
Ae BR. Gay
Madiean
Chicas
Pauyuielans
Abd Ah Zeae
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