Curious Patent Cure Ads From A Tarnished Page
A jumbled ad page touts Kilmer’s Swame Roof cures all kinney and budder troubles, offers free pamphlets, with Lab in Binghamton NY. It cites Montana output of 23 million, promises $100 reward for catarrh cures, and lists Toledo druggists. Numerous misspellings and garbled names mark a dubious marketing collage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilmer
Binghamton
N.Y
Twe
Butty City
Montana
Hall
F. J. Dugxgr & Co
Props
Toledo
J. Choney
Wen
TRUX
Kinvar
Marvin
Kelly Army Seizes Locomotives in Omaha Rail Blockade
In Omaha and Council Bluffs a Coxey army transport plan sparked a rail confrontation. Kelly and his Industrials seized two engines and helpers, battled police, and freed captured equipment while crowds cheered. Officials then barred transport, citing law and threats of railroad retaliation. riot nerves spread to militia mobilization in Nebraska and Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Nebraska
Oimahan Counciluts
Sollon
Rock Island
Chicago
Cronuse
Nebraska Milla
Union Pacific
St. Louis
Pero
Bridge
Riri
Mry Cramer
Annia Hooten
Weston
Polot
Council Biwits
Tri
Kelly
Wvaton
Mill
Wera Burpelead
Lyon
Hibbard
Omahs
Coxey
Washington
Ciy
Jefferson Squire
Coanell
Ani
Wwe
Baylly Park
Oflginia
Sonko
Iowa
Prominent People Across Nations and Times
A collage of aristocrats and public figures with notes on births honors, travels, and achievements. Tazoponi Tivtox born 1825. Kosantu to have bmey placed in Budapest Biuseum. Emperor Fuaxcia Joseru praised as Europe’s most accessible monarch. Washington settlement for Newypte Goart Santonis. Paprnrwart pianist planning January U.S. tour. Monuments planned for Damen Hanntson and Antour Batrown. Brinton Daten famed senator. Ex-Poetsastea-Gryenat Jon Wara-Maken buys Philadelphia real estate. President Canyor’s salary and allowances tallied. Henry Cant, 30 P., among Great Society set. Dana Kavne’s drowning heroism. Duke of Portsmouth criticized. Health concerns hamper Mr. Woodby. travel engagements canceled. Porton Miaxance enabled to resume pursuits. Autocrat of the Mroskfast Table’s weekly vitality noted with playful critique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tazoponi Tivtox
Kosantu
Budapest
Guapstoin
McOgulza
Fuaxcia Joseru
Austria
Europe
Newypte Goart Santonis
Brinton Daten
Virginia
Senate
Booth
Poetsastea
Gryenat
Jon Wara
Maken
Bna
Philadelphia
Tux
Duke of
Portsmouth
House of Lants
Antitis
Rhorohnm
Irla
London
Bla
Warning to Coxey Sparks District Stand Fast
Washington authorities prepared for Coxey's army to reach the capital but vowed to block organized demonstrations. A proclamation urged unemployed crowds to stay away from the Capitol grounds, warning law enforcement would act and pledging protection of peace and public order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coxey
Theiatrict of
Columbia
Washington
Wna
Coxny
Capitol
Congress
I. Thomas
Rioxera
Dratuier
Cotumnia
Wansturxatox
District of Columbia
Columbian
Thulawsa
Ina
Inanki
Colugibia
Celine
Colambia
Jor W. Tosa
Groupy Trancenere
Craunrs
F. Powxin
United States Senate
Coxey's Army marches amid protests and clashes across cities
Recruits flood in as Coxey's Industrial Army forms divisions from Chicago to Boston. Demonstrations turn chaotic with police clashes at Hyde Park and Dedham while the South Carolina Supreme Court strikes down the dispensary law as unconstitutional, redefining liquor control and state rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uo West
Industriata
Jonas Coxey
Washington
Peter the Hermit
Palestor
Kelly
Neon
Iowa
Frye
Etre Mute
Melanie Voro
Graynon
Piniteswily
Col
Galyen
Loveland
Ohio
Laydall
Chicago
Liute Falla
Minn
Nat Butte
Montana
Monmouth
Coxoyisny Caugel
New Englan
Coxoy
Noxbury
Lucien Kuulel
Houston
Hyde Lack
Roston
Hyde Park Common
Dedham
Boston
Coxsey
South Carolina
Supreme Court
Darlington
Molver
Asamolato
McGowan
Hudson
Stata
Thors
Columbia
Gary
Fragmented West Virginia Fatal Fire and Nearby Accidents
A garbled notice reports a boy named John Weaver aged twenty-two fatally burned after falling into a brush heap on a farm in Gilmer County West Virginia. It mentions other deaths and injuries in Indiana Ohio and Kentucky, including a man named Clemens Wighley killed by a horn, a two year old device related accident, and a banker named Whomna H Dilly dying in pursuit. The text is heavily corrupted with mis-spellings and broken phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Weaver
Gilmer County
West Virginia
Clemens
Wighley
Lafayette
Ind
Tewaa
Wind Webster
Columbus
Ohio
Janes Parsons
Kentuck
Jackson County
W. Va
Thomas Sexton
Canton
Obl
Tha Fatwat
Bondlel
Lert Breyons
Employo Tina Tava
Phoxint Wend
National Baseball Notes From The Era
Tre Washington Club releases Wier and Kinnora while Philalelphas sign eleven pitchers. Crane shows strong form for New York. Western League exhibition games impress. Cincinnati, New York, and Philadelphia clubs feature numerous veterans. Scarce reliable data. many names and details appear garbled.
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Tre Washington
Wier
Kinnora
Louisvilles
Tre Philalelphas
Eoven
Piitchers
Crane Ia
New York
Tbrocraers
Daltimore
Tin Daltimores Sry
Runkratt
Cleveland
Chaverann
Philadelphia Rtanil
Alona Agcluba
Thanson
Emith
Lathaus
AfePhee
Cincinnatis
Mamaoru Wann
New Yorks
Prraen
Perapica
Danzert
Boston
Ten Aee
Kalamazoo
Moh
Cinelanati
Rualo
Ward
van Hautaxy
Mtchor
John Clarkson
Clayuland
MoPner
Glevi~ Nail Club
American Association
Norry
Pitohors
SevaTon Inny
South Carolina
Run Te Rm
Thy
Axumnrys
Mixon
Dittstar
Ht Louis
Cloveland
Toulavilla
Coltuyy
Toston
Philadelphia
P Ravatas
Pitohor
Lokt Na Sye
Bloomington
W Feng
Hu Steppal
Tanzes
Washington Ball Park
Rusle
Avasenann
Jim’ O
Fragmented 19th Century News Patchwork Highlights Local Terrors and Trials
Mixed dispatches report a jury trial aftermath in New York City where McArdle defeated Coxnear and Coxnear was shot twice, a deadly wound to Rosa Gilchrist, and various small town disasters. Other items note arrests, lynching threats in Jamaica and Oklahoma, a gunpowder exchange at the Treasury, and international cholera cases in Portugal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MicttAnn Coxnear
Patrick J. McArdle
Court of Common Plaas
New York City
Torcokusulkers
Pennsylvania
Wupuly Sherlifa
Wagnis Reut
Tornado
Burkeville
Texas
Cilichrist
Ntfia
Ralph Gilchrist
Milas Rosa Gilchrist
Pauw Tilwin J. Workman
Lebanon
Tod
Mary
Himelf
Ament Trace
Iay
Bynum
Tariff debates and Coxey's army in Congress session
The Fifty-Third Congress page notes Senate and House dealings on tariff talks, Coxey's Army, and the tariff bill. It highlights Mr Dolph's opposition, a special committee on Coxey's representatives, and the executive business agenda including diplomacy and consular appropriations. Local business and calendar items follow, with passage of post office appropriation and a bridge project in Pittsburgh.
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Senate
Messes
Morrill
Turple
Cameron
Quayapolin
Paffer
Afr
Allen
Vmr
Perkies
Hawley
Quay
Phladelphia
Dolph
Tio Diaussion
Mrr
Dolph Malshing
Keyalon
Mille Mlimsil
House
Dabate
Cummings
Dar
Pittahies
Tia Monongabels
Uinlts
Pelynte
Ulison
Louisiana
J. Johrn
Columbia
Big Coal Strike Upholds UMWA Order Across Regions
A large United Mine Workers strike began with about 91 000 miners and families across six states. While 40 000 miners remained at work, roughly 125 000 were affected, with daily wage losses tallied near 125 000 pounds in value and anticipated yearly production around 75 million tons.
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United Mine Workers
United Mine Workers of Amuries
Columbus
Ohio
Poluta
McBride
Durham
England
Alowa
Panagylvania
Alu Varna
Yihnote
Indiana
Tennenine
Virginia
Kansas
United States
Stelho
Thyotrke Enely
Ida Yong
Billy McGarrahans Death Noted In Washington History
William McGarrahan known as Billy McGarrahann or Billy MacGararian died at Providence Hospital in Washington a few days ago. He was about seventy and had long been familiar to Washington society as a booster and stable figure connected with California ranch property and local government. His friends recall his kindness and courtesy and note his 30 year residence near the Moxtein ranch and Rancho Panccho. He was active in politics and widely known to legislators, with a career spanning decades in public and civic life.
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Hood
Mabel
Zaoon
Abe
Myself
Husband
Jaesie Hood
William Evans
West Haven
Conn
McGarrahan
Proyidynes Hospital
Washington
Bellar
Billy MacGareatinn
California
Rancho Panccho
Ube
Veestient
Chiveison
William Mefiarraban
Congress
Dropey Autie
Belatons Derren
Allen
Benate
Coxey
Pelbgloff Islands
Senate
VA Army
cMeer
cMeer Nominstent
Charles Taylor
Kansas
Deeta
Columbia
Coxey Army
Titroponus Davenpont
Kramfor 1
Seenyvany
Hententaent
Denham
Taracine
Rentrom
Mra
F. L. Inman
Manton
Weaford Co
Mich
Varied World News From Across the Globe and Cities
A jumble of brief notices reports a child’s death from rope skipping in Mount Vernon New York. celebrations and riots, weather, and industrial accidents in many U S locations. foreign royalty weddings, political moves, and military notices intermix in a sprawling late century update. Names, places, and events span from Pennsylvania to Brazil, New Zealand, and beyond with scattered incidents, proclamations, and social unrest.
Feightful explosion destroys home near St Louis
A gas can rupture ignited a kitchen fire in a two story frame near the area south of town, killing four members of the Nigg family and injuring others. Lonom Nigg died, Ning Nigg aged seven perished, Castinir Nigg 45 burned severely and blinded, Caroline Vogel and Mrs Nigg fatally burned, Castinie Nigis family escape as home is destroyed. The incident occurred around dusk as a gas stove exploded, engulfing the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Tov Ning
Castinir Nigg
Caroline Vogel
Niggd
Castii
Lynching at Tusumbia and Bridge Hangings Reported
A mob of about 200 men seized three Black men Willams Jolmpon and another named At Min and JB burned, and hanged them from a bridge in a violent night incident in Tusumbia Alabama. Evidence appears linked to a breach of promise case involving Pollan Crieknridge and Washington society women with tacit funding for prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuscumbia
Ala
Willams
Jolmpon
Min
McCarreath
Pollan-Creckinridge
Clachicott
Society Women of
Washington
Athens Earthquakes Wreck Churches and Kill Many
Reports from towns in Groseo show severe damage as two major earthquakes strike Locris and surrounding areas. In Proskino a church collapse kills thirty. Ninety buried in Mallesina. many perished in church roofs during services. Athens and environs suffer massive property losses. Turkish and Austrian firms’ offices ruined. Government launches extraordinary relief. charitable networks sparse. Residents camp without shelter as authorities mobilize aid.
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Athens
Vields
Groseo
Fhat
Locris
Proskino
Malesina
Jo Mattle
Ste
Bullein
Lloyd
Florig Rabbattino
troMlees
Gront
Daprio
Prograes
M. Bouphilles
Labor unrest across nations and industries report
A sweeping survey notes widespread strikes and labor activity. It cites 31 strikes affecting 40,000 workers in New York Chicago Paterson and western coal mines, with unions expanding from textile and boat building to print and metal trades. It also reports wage levels from pennies to dollars, union efforts, and a forthcoming Working Girls Clubs convention in Boston.
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Loxpox
Joweler
Oxxedox
Beauix
MiLuwaigits
Br. Louis
Wiscozam
Tix Republic Fron Works
Pittsburg
Pawtucxst
I. L
Textite
Marraces-makeas
St. Louis
Osugorn
New Youk Architectural Iron Workers
Bostox Boilar
Aweinoyon Cigar
Areregoot
Grascow
Scotland
Axapontz
Bseln
Paxtort Bandiera
St. Petersburg
Russia
Palestine
Belfast
Ireland
Trades Council
Tzrmoxaronus
Monct
Manchester
England
Hammer
Bessemer
Atoe Billota
Davin A. Wents
Trkinis
Avery
United States
Spanzano
Berlin
Madrid
Haim
New York
Chicago
Paterson
N. J
Pennsylvania
Working Girls’ Clubs
Behol
Boston
Vyo
Southern trade grows as Western shipments turn south
The Baltimore Manufacturers' Record notes rising Southern appeal to settlers from the North and West, with Western products increasingly routed through Southern ports. Exports from Southern ports jumped from 202.9 million to 200.2 million for eight months ending February 1893 and 1894, a gain of 27.3 million, aiding the South’s overall growth. Bank clearings in the first quarter of 1894 rose vs 1893 in 16 of 17 Southern cities, while 71 cities nationally show mixed gains and declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Manufacturers’ Record
Bnamesa Convctions
Sonthern
Slany
North Atlantic
Gaia Bali
Lutalxteen
Halthmory
Fatal Snow Slide Near Idaho Cabin Claims Five
A deadly avalanche swept from a mountain into the Kootenut River north of Senner’s Ferry Idaho. A Miver family of four and Clarke two children died when the snow broke away during the night. The cabin at the river’s edge was crushed and swept downstream with all occupants inside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senner
Furry
Idaho
Clarke
Bla Wite
Fountains
Kootenut River
Tragic double child murder and suicide shocks West Virginian town
A troubled man in Illom County Weat Virginian killed his two children aged three and five then took his own life. Neighbors report his mind was impaired during the day and a raft of worrisome acts preceded the tragedy at their Yellow Croek home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troyd Hodabaugh
Yellow Croek
Illom County
Royal Baking Powder Tops Tests For Strength And Purity
Government chemists analyzed leading brands and ranked Royal first for strength and wholesomeness. Thousands of tests nationwide confirm its purity. Avoid powders with gifts or unusually low prices as they often contain alum lime or sulfuric acid and make food unhealthy.
Detroit Waterworks Riot Over Pipe Laying Strikes
Waterworks workers and Polish laborers clashed four miles from Detroit as 500 strikers opposed pipe laying. Deputies fired on the mob, killing two and injuring many, including Sheriff Collins, with several men fatally wounded and others seriously hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connor's Creek
Detroit
Mich
Aod
S. m
Williams
Collins
Hu Bhoriff
Ex Governor Jarvis Named to Succeed Vance in Senate
North Carolina figures report ex Governor Thomas J. Jarvis as selected by the Governor and U S Senator to fill the interim seat of Senator Vance. Jarvis, former Speaker of the House in 1872 and Lieutenant Governor in 1876, governed 1879 1880 and was later named minister to Brazil. He supports free silver and the Chicago platform. he says he will not seek the remainder of Vance term when next June session ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Duke of
Hesse
Princres Victorias Metta
Bixe-Cobuns
Coburg
Gerimany
Queen Victoria
Byperoc Wilkin
Runeta
Hla
Asia
Nicholas
Czarowicz
Russia
Uruguay
Pann
Peixoto
Poacy
Brazil
Causor
Fevoch
Philadelphia
Thomas J. Jarvis
Bee
North Carolina
United States
Vance
Jarvis
Cleveland
Beazit
Wilson
Br. Vance
Chicago
South
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BU Dalton
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Coronade Beach
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Forumas Cathoy
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Arimotor Co
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W. L. Douglas
John W, Moria
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Alieath Wad Huh
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