Letters on ribs health corsets and women in health
A correspondent writes with sympathy for Doctor Hommes after an accident and asks for views on rib fractures and corsets. The piece muses on rib anatomy and pain management, then pivots to a tribute on women, beauty, and moral virtues, citing Florence Nightingale and other historical figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W.M
Dean Mapas
Nlo
Sam
Adam
Cupid
Madam Lachapelle
Madam Devin
Joan of Arc
Queen Elizabeth
Florence Nightingale
Aida
Mary Stewart
Hanah Marg
Felicia Lemans
Charlotte Bronte
Charlotte Corday
Bergin
Tammany Promises Bring Conflict Over Patronage
The piece describes Tammany Hall tying promises to patronage in New York while President Cleveland faces Senate friction over Eckels nomination and Olney’s political wary stance. It notes Murphy and Sheehan meeting Cleveland to align appointments and hints at political strife within the White House and Democratic ranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olney
Grant
Hearton
Supreme Court
Aml
Cleveland
Thees
William Dachren
Minnesota
Natal
Gehren
Jndgency
Bisgell
Republicana
Gomng
Apppontienta
Avery
United States
Bayard
Great Britain
Eustly
France
Senate
Max Judd
St. Louis
Tammany Tiger
Murphy
Sheehan
Croker
New York
Guy. Sheehan
Tammany
Hill
New York City
Nurphy
Afr
Clavelaws
Sgstutancs
Eckels
Ill
Bensato Committee On Finance
Cleveland Hias
Tateoommites
Olnay
Massachusetts
Hoar
Gen. Grant
Obituary and notices from a New Jersey region
Obituaries report the death of Timiraday night 85, Anon Bunting, a farmer and former School Superintendent, plus Julia Schomp Ten Bruck, a Union News Company agent, dying suddenly at Long Branch. The piece also notes a Newark to State educational exhibit map, and unsettled disputes over leases among Hebrew netirement farmers in Woodbine with eviction threats by Baron Parsch fund trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granbury
Anon Bunting
The
Friends Society
Crogawicks
Gosttiers Fay
Bordentown
Julia Schomp ‘Ten Bruck
Long Branch
Union News Company
Ile
Newark
New Jury
Scarlett
Woodbine
Baron Parsch
Jenve Plac
Deadly Railroad Accidents Spark New State Inquiry
In New Jersey last year 410 people were killed and 053 injured on railways and couplers. The forthcoming report by Comptroller Heppenheimer analyzes across the state many railroad lines and safety incidents, noting 146 miles of tracks and 95.3 injuries per year among workers and passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Tia
Suite
Heppenheimer
Tia Alweaysan
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the Cranbury Press
Cranbury, NJ
Mororce W. Burrouchs
Falher
Niblo’s Garden
Nona
Europe
Webster
Or.pounder
Whither
Mallock
Jersey City
Whitaker
J.L Whitaker
Cranbury
Lig
Hallack
Grace Woodward
Pdace
Washington
J.C. Yorn, M.D
Joho ‘Tunison
Civntomine
Heb
Tunigon
Magia
LOE
Church Street
C. Hoagland
New Brunswick
N. J
Ams
New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station
Grover & Chamberlin
Joseph Coleman
Dutch Neck
Hightstown
Jacob LR
Wyckoff
Princeton Junction
John I. Smith Fertilizer Co
Trenton, N. J
C.ribsam & Sons
S. Broad Street
Trenton
Emrich
Prain Street
Womaan
Mary
Lavermore
Ant
Sinan
Etrengis
Uwearth
NEF
Clayton
N. B. Clayton's
Richard A. Donnelly
Clothier
Furnisher
Opera House
Cook & Jaques
State Street
Chesss Inn
Hazelton Brothers
Haines Brothers
Hallet & Cumston
Newby & Evans
Boston
Story & Clark
Chicago Cote Win Pinne- Organ Co
Wilcox & White
Estoy Orguog
Philadelphia
Nicu
G. A. Bartow & Son
South Broad St
Mattings
Aya
Lupton Bros
Matawan
Keyport
P.O
Isaac
Wilreid von
Wochestale Lamp CO
Park Pinec
Rochester
John S. Bergen
Dobbins & Larce
East State Street
Lailo
Geo. E. Snedeker & Co
N. Warren St
Masonic Temple
Levi Dye
Prince
Emi
Aris
Menrusek
Ques Nuichon
Sien
Lucy
Hans
Abedin
Isga
Hichtstown, N. J
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