Remedies for coughs and consumption advertised in 19th century notice
An old, fragmented ad promotes English Rennedy for coughs colds and consumption as a universal cure claiming rapid relief and safety with a money back guarantee. It mentions Palace Drug Store and delivery details, with price notes and a note about contacting the public office for forms.
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nancy Lack
Palace Drag Store
Joint Statehood for Territories in Open Debate
An 1900s style piece argues for admitting Oklahoma Indian Territory as one state and Arizona New Mexico as another. It attacks railroad and mining interests opposing joint statehood and asserts broad support among many Arizona and New Mexico newspapers while noting opposition from local politicians and tribal leaders.
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Senor Deseridge
legislatire
New Mexico
Anzona
union
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
congress
Arizona
nat & seqmintte
Anzana
United States senate
New York
Pennsy Wann
United States
Santa Fe
Pacife
muntas nulroada
senate
Anzoni
Arizons
dew Vesico
elsy reba
c Lanse
Nogales Outis
Tucson Daily Star
Sterling News Alend
Gyoune San
Ulagstaff
New Mesto
Ciizen
Industrial Advertist
Albuquerque
Las Crmes Citizen
Deming Headlight
slamogorlo Journal
Roswell Daily Record
Siler City
Anzuai
Mexico
Arivom
Quig
Okahoma
Ostaborma amd
Fadian
Indiana Territory
ton
Oklahana
Speculation Funded Bank Failure Tied to Penn Ring
Special to Chicago Recond-Herald reports a New York World correspondent says the Enterprise National Bank of Allegheny was among the devices used by a corrupt Pennsylvania Republican ring to drain state funds. The scheme funded railroad speculation for personal gain, with Blythe alleging prominent figures led the effort.
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Chicago
Recond-Herald
New York
topt Enterprise National Bank
Allegheny
Samuel G. Blythe
New York World
Pennsylvania
treasury
Blythe
Ring of Pennsylvania bankers corrupts New Mexico statehood bid
A Pennsylvanian political and banking gang manipulated the Enterprise Bank to divert state funds, backing a scheme to admit New Mexico as a state, install William H. Andrews as U S senator, and capture its legislature. Ties to the Santa Fe Central Railroad and the Pennsylvania Development Co. exposed by The World reveal deposits, on-loan power, and a fatal suicide amid the plot.
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Repubican
Enterprise Bank
New Mexico
William H
Luli") Andrews
Pennnsylvania
United States
World today
T. Lee Clark
gang
Clark
title bank
Pennsiania
general fund
Enterprise Banh
Clack
Bull” Andress
Pennsylvana
Senator Quay
Qang
Andrews
Washington
Sant Pe
Quay
tHe
Atchison, Topeka
Santa Fe
Santa Fe Central Railroad
Santa Pot
Tormeo
Albusquerque
Atcinson, Topels and Salt
Fe road
Pent’sylanie Development Company
thy
New
Mewco
Union a6
Santa Fe Central road
Andrewa az
U.S
Metico
Audiews
Pristurg
New Mesico
Enterprise National Bank
Sante Fe Central Railroad Company
Pennsylvania Development Co
Andros
Suita Fe Central
Quaydligh
statehood project
Anedreus
Congress
Pennsylvania
Uarrisburg
Homer I. Castle
Superior Court
Republica
Andreas hau
Ltu
Ball” Androwe
New Moxico
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W. I. Beach
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Harper's Week
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Continal Insurance Co
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