Plenary Council Closes With Solemn Cathedral Service
Telegraph reports the third Plenary Council of the Roman Catholic Church closing in Baltimore. A large procession from the archiepiscopal residence to the Cathedral occurred before a packed Mass led by Rev. Michael Corrigan of New York. Bishop Spaulding outlined council aims on education, priesthood, family, and Catholic unity, including plans for a national Catholic university. The oath, decrees, and Papal blessing marked the ceremonial closing.
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Dh Corcoran
Late News Items From Bay City and Beyond
Bay City dry goods merchant T J Marontel failed with liabilities of 35000 and assets around 325000. Sullivan and Greentrcnt near fight to decide who is better man. A letter accuses Chinese of inciting pillage against Catholic missions. Sub-committee to visit Cincinnati to study recent election. Hawaiian and San Domingo treaties signed for Senate ratification. British imports fell in November while exports rose. Arrears for Manhattan Elevated Railway paid by certified draft. West Africa reports slave catching tribes attacking Taiaba’s king. palace shattered. Mrs Rice and daughter shot in Chariton County. stepson suspected. Sir Arthur Slavelock named Governor of Trinidad. Coolie riot inquiry to be handled by an independent, not involved official. Oscar K Harris, Washington journalist, dies of consumption. Premier Upington praised Boer policy. Irish backing noted. Pope grants private audience to North American College pro-rector. 25th anniversary of American College celebrated with audience for alumni.
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Illinois
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New York
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Vermont
Cincinnati
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Galloway
West
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Rice
Chariton County
Arthur Slavelock
Trinidad
Oscar K. Harris
Washington
Congress
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Cape Colony
Capetown
Hercules Tobiason
Cork
Dublin
Pope
North American College
Baltimore
The
American College
Pope Pius IX
Pope Leo
Cincinnati and Baltimore Railroad Concedes Land Deal
A rail transaction is reported involving the Cincinnati Washington and Baltimore Railroad Company. The line extends from near Laidlow Grove Station to the "Diz Four" with a consideration of 1 250 000 in CLW 3 bonds and the assumption by the buyer of 500 000 in mortgage debt. The report notes murder cases and various local notices across Nebraska and New York communities.
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Cincinnati, Washington
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Laidlow Grove
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Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup advertised for teething
An old advertising item touts Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for teething pain and related ailments. It claims rapid relief for crying infants, and adds the product calms nerves, aids digestion, and is sold worldwide by druggists at 20 cents per bottle. Also noted are decorative ribbons and trims for robes and dresses.
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Mars
Winslow
United States
Cure for Piles Remedy Ad and Boiler Explosion Brief
An old advertisement touts Dr. Bosanko's Pile Remedy promising relief for piles with itching and moisture, claiming a permanent cure. The notice also reports a boiler explosion near Warren with two 35 horsepower boilers blown, derricks toppled, telegraph lines down, and unknown casualties.
Electro Voltaic Belt Co Trial Offer for Men
Marshall Michigan company markets Electro Voltaic Belt and electric devices on a thirty day trial for nervous debility vitality and manhood issues. Claims complete health restoration with no risk. Readers urged to request illustrated pamphlet. Maj Tom L Wilson, a former Sin clairville journalist, travels western New York and Pennsylvania for a Buffalo publishing house.
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Marshall
Mich
Tom L. Wilson
Sinclairville
Air Region
New York
Pennsylvania
Duffalo
Remains of Dr Rosanko Cough Syrup Pioneer Name
The familiar Dr Rosanko Cough and Lung Syrup originator is noted for treating coughs colds and lung afflictions. Sold by HT Monaree at 50 cents and 100 dollars. A Salamanca county-seat move was rejected by one vote as the board of supervisors in Little Valley failed to meet the two thirds requirement to move the seat this year.
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Rosanko
Monaree
Salamanca
Board of Supervisors
Valley
Rough on Palnd Plasptes and other patent remedies
A window into late 19th century commerce and local notices. It lists patent medicines Rough on Coughs and Buchu-Pailova with prices, upcoming Allegany county board adjournment in Angelica, a Titusville oil pro ducer John H. Dingham injuring his arm, and local election bets settled in Gerry. It also notes social bits about Wells health reformer and local charity flour gifts.
Dr Fenner Blood Liver Remedy Nerve Tonic Advert
Mr M Fenner of Fredonia New York reports long suffering from tiliousness nervous irritation and dyspepsia. He claims two bottles of Dr Fenner Blood Liver Remedy and Nerve Tonic restored his health and calls the remedy the greatest of the age.
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Fredonia
N.Y
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New York
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Rok Tribune
Dr Fenner’s Kidney and Back Ache Cure Ad
An old newspaper advertisement touts Dr Fenner's Kidney and Back Ache Cure and other remedies. It claims cleanses blood relieves biliousness constipation and headaches. Promotes nerve strength rest and overall restoration with a memorandum book for sale through H. Monroe in Dunkirk.
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Catarrh Cure Claimed For Jamestown Man After Weeks
M C Tinker of Jamestown New York suffered ten years of constant throat drip and loss of smell. After using The Worse Imperial Catarrh Dream his sense of smell returned and the roppings were cured within weeks. A sample bottle of the remedy was requested.
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M.C. Tinker
Jamestown
N.Y
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