Northwestern Minister to Hayti Speaks for Colored Voters
Dr J E B Thompson named by President Cleveland to Hayti post says he is a Democrat and expects fair treatment for African Americans under Cleveland. He contrasts Republican neglect under Hayes with Democratic prospects and notes his plans to depart for Haiti with his family within a month.
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New York
J. EB. Thompson
Cleveland
Hayti
Dimedi
Republican Party
General Grant
Hayes
Thompson
Yale
Amie
J. M. Langston
Ohio
Wie
Howard University
Hages
Monarch in a World of His Own at Bee Hive Laundry
A Chicago court hears a strange religious sect case led by Reinertson a Norwegian immigrant. He claims authority as a Christ representative and forms a communal life with three adherents at his Bee Hive Laundry basement. Stinson seeks his wife, but a bond is posted. conflicts over marriage and control unfold amid church ties and arrests. The scene at 151 West Indiana Street centers on a volatile domestic dispute and a crisis of faith. A separate report notes Bloom Bros skating rink wall collapse with two men buried but alive, others injured.
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Indiana Street
Reinertson
South
Chicago
Trinity Norwegian Lutheran Church
Has
Elvil
Karl Stianeon
Karl
Stianson
Hubbard Street
Reinert
Stringon
Briannon
Rebertson
Kaneas Prairie
Carnel
Prates
Alice Wellington Rollins
Harper's Magazine
Clark
Nota Bene
Elivion
Trish
Bod Hurdette
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Root Cure for Scrofula
An old advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a thorough purifier that strikes at the root of scrofula. It claims to cleanse the vital fluids and remove all impurities with a fully cleansing effect, urging readers to try the product as endorsed by testimonials.
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Hood
Tragic Lancaster County murder suicide at pond edge
A mother, Mrs Pfautz, about forty, killed her five children aged one to twenty then leaped into a pond with them near Lily, Lancaster County. Neighbors and mill workers attempted rescue. three older children were revived, but the mother and two younger infants died. The family had recently joined a religious conversion.
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Reantsa
Liliie
Lancaster County
Hiram Pints
Lstruself
Will Pond
Binksey's Mill
Buried City Discovery Near Moberly Reported
In Moberly Missouri residents discuss a remarkable find at a coal shaft 360 feet deep revealing a buried city with lava arches, regular streets, stone walls, and a large hall. Found statues, bronze like lustre, a fountain with pure limestone flavored water, and bones suggesting a giant human figure. Tools include drone and flint implements and rudimentary metals. Surgeons may extend the search soon as officials confirm the tale. Also notes on tobacco use among youth and parental influence, arguing prohibition often backfires and curiosity drives experimentation.
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Moberly
Missouri
D. Coates
Slippery Glass Eye and Wig Quirk At Flat Creek District
The Squire, author of The Hoonler Schoolmaster, notes a politician wore a glass eye that slipped weathily and a wig that shifted as he addressed the Flat Creek District. The column mocks the visual mishaps, while an ad touts Parker's Hair Balsam for hair growth and color restoration. John Kelly to resume the Tamma ny lead up in September.
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Flat Creek
Parker
John Kelly
Tammany
Love and marriage critique and notes on progress
A reflective essay argues that American attitudes toward women and marriage are flawed and that men enjoy unequal privilege in selecting partners. A lecturer expands on female suffering while neglecting the gentleman's position, portraying domestic bliss as a passive scene in a male dominated social order.
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Crete
Indies
America
Indies. One *Yary
Magentine
Arkansas Divorce Tale From Chancery Court
A mountain man seeks divorce over religious incompatibility with his wife in a chancery court exchange. He cites differing church affiliations and mentions a previous shooting, while the judge considers the cause. The text closes with an ad-like segue to patent remedies and tonics.
Pithy Proverb Origins and Comic Attributions
A humorous survey traces origins of well known proverbs. It parodies editors and editors notes, recounting misattributed lines from thieves to loggers, plus forged sayings about spoons and swallows. The piece lampoons the idea of true authorship and public credulity.
Brown's Iron Bitters Praised for Cure Claims
Mr John P Daly of Gillisonville DC attests to the wonderful efficacy of Brown's Iron Bitters in dyapenain fever ague and general debility. He reports satisfactory results from the medicine and urges others with rundown tems to try it.
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John P. Daly
Gillisonville
D. C
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