New Year at the Capital unsettled First Lady question
Washington January 2. The uncertain status of who should be considered the first lady of the Republic when the president is widower or bachelor recurs. Mrs Edmunds arrived late at a reception as mourning attire marked the event. Grand Army of the Republic reception followed. Congressman James Laird of Nebraska was thrown from his horse, fracturing his right leg.
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Carlisle
Kentucky
Alrs. Edmunds
Senate
Lincoln
Waite
Senator Logan
Grand Army of the Republic
White House
Iowa Circle
Logan
Blaine
James Laird
Nebraska
Late News Items From The Evening Democrat Laconia N Y
News briefs note the paper’s last edition issued. Items include a Newburg brewery owner missing as river searches continue, Gambetta death commemoration crowds at Ville d Avray, 1922 flour production totals, and various political and crime notes from Montreal Baltimore and California including court actions and a fatal accidental shooting involving a child.
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Daily Evening Democrat
Laconia
N. Y
Lewis Vaughn & Co
Henry
Munter
Beveridge’ 8
Newburg
Ville d’Avray
Gambetta
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Willits
Michigan State Normal School
State Agricultural College
Lansing
Rome
Toronto
Patrick Corbett
Robert Corbett
James Fallon
Balmoral
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Prince Henry of
Henry Gergh
Waterbury
Carrie Welton
Rocky Mountains
Petersburg
Medford
Gat
T. Abbott
Stoneman
California
Denver
Leopold Vou Sechun
Baltimore
Geners
Germany
New Year Discharges Hit Brooklyn Navy Yard Workers
About eight hundred clerks laborers and mechanics at the Brooklyn Navy Yard were discharged due to no funds in land to pay them and no work available. Only a minimal force will stay to finish demolition of the Java and Miantonamah. Yard operations are paused until Congress provides an appropriation.
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Brooklyn Navy Yard
Navy Yard
Congress
Boston
Mexico Exposition Admired At New Orleans Display
Joaquin Miller reports from New Orleans on Mexico’s exhibit at the exposition. He praises Mexico’s ancient heritage and rich products, from opals and diamonds to vast silver and gold seams, highlighting government support and the exhibit’s striking architecture. The piece also recalls old touring acts and a Mexican band’s artistry, with a mosaic of related notices.
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Mexico
Joaquin Miller
New Orleans
Wen
Px.auresque
Meaicvan
Alois
Markets Close Mixed as Grain and Hogs Trade Steady
New York and Cincinnati report mixed grain and flour prices with U S. markets showing strength in government securities. Wheat and corn varied as pork and cattle prices held with steady demand. Toledo and Cleveland notes reflect uneven trading across grain and livestock.
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Money Market Ag Ab
United States
Cou
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Oil Market at Bradford
Oil market report from Bradford furnished by E Ruse notes price movements and trading activity for crude and refined products. Details show local prices, supplier names, and daily fluctuations with emphasis on regional supply conditions and market tone.
Local newspaper ad snippets and notices mixed in OCR
Parcels of promotional touts and small notices appear, urging remedies like Bosanko cough syrup and Wells Health Renewers, telegraphoonings, hotel closures, fashion tips for ladies, and a bid for a building site near Salamanca. Several lines reference local businesses and services, such as a newspaper dress purchase plea, a telegraph toll, and poultry meat suppliers.
Teething Relief Ad and Remarkable Sleep Record
Special notices advertise Mrs Winslow s Soothing Syrup for teething children claiming instant relief from teething pain and cures for dysentery diarrhoea wind colic and inflammation with a price of 2 cents per bottle. A Salamanca man Jacob Zimmermann reportedly slept fifty six hours straight last week before waking refreshed and ready to resume work, a case described as baffling.
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Jarob Zimmermann
Salamanca
Cure for Piles and a Family Will
An advertisement outlines Dr Bosanko's Pile Remedy promising relief with direct action on affected parts and a permanent cure for piles at 56 cents plus mail order. The will of the late George Chamberlain leaves $12 weekly to his wife for life and $190 each to sisters Eliza and Louisa, with residue split among his children Henry W Chamberlain Lewis G Chamberlain and Ella V Gleason.
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George Chamberlain
Clean
Eliza
Louisa
Als
Henry W. and
Lewis G. Chamberlain
Ells V. Gleason
Voltaic Belt Co Promises Trial Health Cure Ad
An Erie county court report notes Lockwood Gale, aged 74, a West Falls deacon, arrested for attempting to commit an outrage on a 22 year old. He pled guilty to assault in the third degree and received a $10 fine due to age and standing. The ad promotes Elect Trio V and Biocrate Arrliasces for nervous debility and related illnesses with a 30 day trial.
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Voltaic Belt Co
Marshall
Mich
Talo Bart
Es Lockwood Gale
West Falls
Erie County
Fenner's Blood and Liver Remedy and Nerve Tonic Benefit Testimonial
A New York reader from Millousness and Lepepsia shares praise for Dr Fenner's Blood and Liver Remedy and Nerve Tonic. After two bottles, the writer reports improved health and calls the remedy the greatest of the age, crediting Hon J C Lake of the New York Gaston house for the endorsement.
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Fredonia
Sun
J. C. Lake
New York
Guston House
New York Tribune
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Prodonia
N.Y
C.A. Tracy
Fenner's Kidney and Blood Remedies Adverts
A Dunkirk dealer promotes Dr Fenner's Blood and Liver Remedy and Nerve Tonic, touting benefits for blood cleansing, biliousness, constipation, headaches, skin diseases, nerves, and sleep. Also advertises Dr Fenner's Kidney and Back Ache Cure for kidneys and urinary issues. Memorandum book offered with sale.
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