New Great South American Kidney Cure Promises Quick Relief
Distressing kidney and bladder diseases relieved in six hours by a new remedy sold by Heartt & Farthing druggists in Durham North Carolina. The pill claims prompt relief from urinary pain and retention for both men and women. Also reported is a Tuskegee Alabama incident where Rev. Mr. Kelly, a white Ohio preacher, was ordered to leave town after a white ally group labeled him disruptive to southern social norms.
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Durham
Tuskegee
Ala
Kelly
Ohio
W. J. Gantier
Macon County
Chehaw
Thomas Harris
Take Your Choice Conventions Reject Straddling
Two party conventions Illinois Democrats and Kentucky Republicans held yesterday. Both sides proclaimed firm, distinct money positions with no hedging. Democrats push bimetallic free coinage 16 to 1 while Republicans endorse the gold standard and oppose free silver.
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Illinois
Kentucky
Republias
Democrats of
United States
A Legend of Moses in Royal Assembly
A retold legend describes Bathia, daughter of Pharaoh, saving Moses and attempting to adopt him. He nearly dies, then is protected by Pharaoh amid a royal council including Balram, with Balaam urging the infant’s execution. Jethro later defends Moses as a future lawgiver. The passage shifts to industrial headlines about wage gains, noting recent advances in Pennsylvania and Michigan mills, copper prices, and a general return of prosperity.
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Moses
Bathia
Pharaoh
Balram
Balaam
Jethro
Wire and Nail
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Philadelphia Times
Calument and Heela Mining Company
Michigan
Eulogy, Gresham, and South cotton industry gains
The eulogy for Senator Voorhees honors Walter Q. Gresham as a great statesman and patriot. The Philadelphia Times notes a revolutionary shift in U S cotton industry, with the South expanding mills and spindles from 180 mills in 1880 to 425 by 1894, signaling vast growth and Southern capital concentration in cotton manufacture.
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Jon
Gresham
Aloda
T At Arms
Senate
Sreeman
Indiana
Walter Q. Gresham
Earth
Eee
Great Britain
Phila. Times
Fall River Mills Pay Dividend Amid Large Stock Reserve
The Fall River mills recently advanced the of all operatives and paid dividends totaling 375,375 over the last three months on a stock of 22,000,000. This important fact has entirely escaped that
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Fall River
Cast a Line for Yourself
A poor dejected youth on a bridge receives a basket of fish from an owner who asks a small favor. While waiting he catches many fish, then the owner teaches a lesson: don't waste time wishing, cast a line for yourself.
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Rome
Silver coinage support grows among lawmakers
The New York World reports responses from 116 incoming members on the silver standard question. Of those answering, 55 favor free silver, 44 back bimetallism, and 17 support the gold standard, suggesting a leaning toward silver among the new Congress. The regions cited show broad support in Alabama, Arkansas, Colorado, Idaho, Kansas, Louisiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and others, with many states reportedly solid for silver or bimetallism.
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New York World
Chan
Congress
Alabama
Arkansas
Colorado
Florida
Ida
Dakota
Virginia
Wash
Wyoming
Kansas
Louisiana
Michigan
Minn
Missouri
Nebraska
Ohio
Ilvania
West Negroo
New York
Ylvania
Rhode
Silver porridge vs gold bugs in 19th century states
The excerpt notes that Massachusetts and Vermont back gold advocates while only two Tennessee members respond, one favoring unlimited silver coinage at 16 to 1 and the other for bimetallism. It claims most Tennessee officials support silver aside from Cuckoo Patterson. It observes gold supporters cluster around New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, and Vermont under Wall Street influence, while the masses elsewhere favor silver.
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Chusetts
Virginia
Tennessee
Cuckoo Patterson
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Vermont
Wall Street
Republicans Divided Over Silver Question Promises Party Split
The St Louis Republican reports a major division in the Republican party over silver coinage. Key figures like Tom Carter and Senator Cameron argue free silver will control the next National Convention, while gold standard supporters risk a walkover. The Westside Post estimates 322 votes likely for free coinage, with many doubtful states, and the outcome could shape the platform and ticket. Washington notes the president and officials at Petersburg and cabinet matters, plus dismissals in the pension office and a prominent resignation rumor.
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Alaska
District of Columbia
Utah
Territories
Westside Post
Arkansas
Town
Lina
West Virginia
Texas
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Penn
Westsidhe Post
Cameron-Carter
Wisconsin
Missouri
Doutal
Local officials noted for service and a Cuban official visit
Royal Dorsey Claggett was appointed port customs collector. Charles Daniels, brother of Josephus Daniels, received a land office promotion. Col Clinton Gulley of Hickory NC earned the Medal of Honor for wartime gallantry. Consul Williams of Havana visits amid rumored hostility from Spanish authorities.
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Dorsey Claggett
Charles Daniels
Josephus Daniels
News and Observer
War Department
Col
Clinton Gulley
Hickory
N. C
North Carolina
South
Reynair Williams
Havana
Cuba
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