Cure of inflammatory rheumatism through Dr Williams Pink Pills
Mrs. M. M. Hoyt of 2429 Wentworth Ave Chicago credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with curing years of inflammatory rheumatism after failed treatments in Chicago Manistee and Elnora Indiana. She describes dramatic swelling skin tears and relief after eight months of use and reports renewed health and heart stability three years later.
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Chicago
Ludington
Michigan
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Elnora
Davis County
Asa Haig
Lake Mishigan
M Daughter
Dr. Williams
A. F. Portman
Medicine Company
Schenectady
N.Y
Senate Debates Central America Letter and Canal Treaty
The Senate faced three sensations including a protest letter from Senor Rodriguez of the Greater Republic of Central America opposing the Nicaraguan canal project. Senator Morgan claimed British influence behind the letter while Vilas warned it could doom the canal. Executive session discussed Anglo American treaties with notable senators expressing cautious support.
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Senate
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Senor Rodriguez
Republic of Central America
Nicaragua
United States
Mr. Morgan
Great Britain
Isthmus
Central Americas
Rodriguez
Vilas
Messrs
Gray
Cullom
Lodgs
Hoar
Texas Beaumont Court Terms Voted Through Veto
Washington readers learn Friday's private bill day in the house focused on small measures. A bill to hold terms of the United States court for the eastern district of Texas at Beaumont passed over the president's veto by 144 to 68 with Texan Mr Cooper asserting the veto stemmed from misapprehension and an attempt to seek an audience with the president.
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United States Court
House
Washington
Jonathan Scott
Iowa
Oswego
Kan
House Progress With Indian Bill and Other Measures
Washington, Jan 26. The House, after disposing of District of Columbia business, began the Indian appropriation bill, reporting substantial excess over current law and estimates. A conference report on the immigration bill was presented as Danford led calls to schedule it, and a water route cost estimate from Galveston to Houston was requested. Turpie in Senate compared Weyler to Herod in a heated Cuban resolutions debate, asserting congressional prerogatives over recognizing governments.
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Nicaragua
Ind
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United States
Walcott
White
Dem
Cal
Cannon
Utah
Daniel
Stewart
Secretary of the Treasury
Nicaragua Canal
Morgan
Hitchcock
Canal Company
Rodriguez
Roderiguez
Whisky Risk at a Scots Gathering
An anecdote recounts three Scotsmen drinking whisky in a dim room when an acquaintance arrived. After a staged shared drink, the newcomer joins in and proposes a round. The men reflect that the setup was well managed yet a dreadful risk was taken, as told by Argonant, Sager.
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Rae
Getting Into Form With Raggles On the Hill
Weary N Warne warns not to speak aloud as Raggles disguises himself to strike the Anglermaniacs on the hill passing as English. Willie Everwork-Great day, Weary. Wot's dat?
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Willie
N. Warne
New York Evening Journal
Brewer’s harsh boss ejects idle worker who proves rail line employee
The strict manager of a famous brewery spots a man lounging on a railway siding and pays him 20 shillings to quit, claiming idleness. The next day the same man returns, revealing he is actually employed by the railway company, leaving the manager stunned.
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Exchange
Curious Cat Grin and Leader Without Party Mentioned
The passage notes a cat losing its tail and grin, leading Alice to remark that a grin without a cat is curious. It then compares a leader without a party to a curious political condition as seen in Lord Rosebery. The quoted London Truth line anchors the observation.
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Alice
Lord Rosebery
London
Miss Hopper A Girl Of Any Origin Novel Note
In a Chicago Record item a discussion about Miss Hopper notes she made a decorative boa from numerous ten cent feather dusters, illustrating a quirky fashion craft. The brief line highlights ingenuity and urban chatter about a character.
Bible Era Fireworks Question Sparks Giant Crackers Joke
A humorous exchange notes no fireworks in biblical days beyond a joke about David as a "giant cracker." The Boston Transcript frames the quip as a light literary pun referencing biblical figures.
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Mr. Figg
David
Boston Transcript
Supplicant seeks chance to prove himself despite hunger
A distressed supplicant tells the Detroit Tribune he has fasted four days and asks for a chance to demonstrate his abilities while a party member suggests medical help with a stomach pump. The exchange reflects tension over offering opportunity versus intervention.
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Detroit Tribune
The Jinkins Campaign Beat in Simpson’s Maple Grove
Spier L. Stanton reports in the Chicago Times Herald on a cartoonish political scene with a candidate nicknamed Jinkins who laments leaving office and dreaming of running again. The piece weaves humor about campaigns, speeches, and the crowd’s cheers for Jinkins amid an unnamed race.
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Chicago Times
Harald
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