Hartman offers free summer treatment for female diseases
Viewers are urged that Dr. Hartman of Columbus Ohio will treat women with female ailments by correspondence during summer without charge. He recommends Peruna and requires written patient statements, with confidential correspondence and no public testimonials.
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Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
B. Hartman
Columbus
Ohio
Ida Green
Baldwinville
Dr. Hartman
Discipline in the Army Two Recent Events Subverting Order
The Washington Times cites West Point disturbances and anti cantine law effects as signals weakening military discipline. It argues leniency risks eroding authority, notes political influence over policy, and claims officers were ignored while pundits and voters drove the outcome.
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Washington Times
West Point
Supreme Court Divided On Noted Case Decision
Fragmentary OCR text shows a divided Supreme Court decision described as notable. The wording hints at a past ruling with votes split, mentioning two sides and an outcome that favored one but remains unclear. Further readable details are unavailable.
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Decision Supreme Court, of Noted
The
Legal Tender Controversy Shapes Grant Supreme Court Reform
A historical overview recalls the legal tender act during the Civil War, its contested constitutionality, and shifts in Supreme Court rulings from 1870 to 1871. It notes Grant’s credit aims and charges of packing the court, concluding the later decision aided national credit and resumption of specie payments.
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Union Congress
Greenbacks
North
United States
New York
Pennsylvania
United States Supreme Court
Kentucky
Chase
the Treasury
Supreme Court
Judge Grier
Grant
Strong
Congress
Bradley
New Jersey
General Grant
Fire loss totals in United States for year ending 1900
A statement shows fire losses in the United States for the year ending 1900 totaling 160,927,805 dollars. Of this, 95,408,650 dollars were covered by insurance.
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United States
Immigrant on Ship Faces Strict U S Immigration Laws
A New York Evening account describes an Italian man claiming illness and traveling first class to evade immigration rules. Steamship officers uncover the deception as quarantine approaches, and the passenger is sent back to his homeland. The piece notes sailors and officers support rigorous inspections to protect public health and enforce laws.
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New York
San
Uncle
Sam
Uncle Sam
New York Harbor
Columbia
Knill's Pills and Notable Memorial Day Observations
An auction of Knill’s Red White and Blue pills claims to restore health and vigor with 25 cent liver and kidney pills also advertised. Separate items note memorial day gun salutes abroad and political moves in South Carolina including Tillman’s resignation controversy and farmers praising Mr Phillips for his corn and wheat price influence.
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Knill
Tillman
South Carolina
Mr. Philips
Phillips
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