Enforcing the Foreign Enlistment Act and Global Crises
A dispatch from Woxe Kowa reports the Long Keng area enforcing the foreign enlistment act amid complaints about Chinese subjects. Cairo plans 1,200 troops to open Berber road. Santa Clara captain to testify on the Admiral Moorsom collision. French towns report avalanche deaths near Frassing and Chaumont. French elections mix with radical gains. German anti socialist bill tightens clubs. West African Conference deadlocked on future seizures.
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Woxe Kowa
Long Keng
Tsing Wo
Heury Parkes
China
Luapos
Santa Clara
Admiral Moorsom
Liverpool
Board of Trade
Cairo
Suakimm
Rome
Spacone
Chaumont
Faris
France
Duc de Bragile
Euse
Antweap
Charles Michaels
Yirywa
Reichsratt
Ben Juiy
Committee
The
West African Conference
International African Association
Herr Schulze
Nokki
Late News Items Span Deaths Scandals and Disasters
Lady Georgiana Fullerton dies in London aged relative to Lord Granville. A Sydney dispatch reports Archbishop Quinn’s death in Bathurst. NYC raids seize gambling gear. two arrests. Rewards offered for comets and red sunset essays. Business failures, embezzlement probes, and a Des Moines tenement tragedy surface. National suffrage convention in Washington with Elizabeth Cady Stanton. Green Bay fire destroys property. Pa governor funds state exhibit. Sioux City pork plant explosion kills three, injures many. Alliance boot shop closure and receivership noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgiana Fullerton
Lord Granville
London
Phelan
Sydney
New South Wales
Quinn
Bathurst
New York City
H. H. Warner
Rochester
McMahon Bros
Boston
Lynn
Mass
New England
Montreal
Mygatt
Shetucket and Merchants National Banks
Norwich
Conn
Des Moines
Iowa
John McLaughlin
G. W. Taylor
San Francisco
General Barnes
Sharon
William J. Steia
Ofice
West Philadelphia
National Woman's Suffrage Association
Washington
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Green Bay
Wis
J. Parmenter
Harness
L. Hills
Parmenter
Foreign imports raise eggs at New York market levels
Fresh laid eggs remain costly despite imports from abroad. Speculators hoard when prices dip, keeping vast quantities in cold storage and shipping lime water preserved eggs, which retain poor flavor compared to fresh. preserved eggs lose their quality over time while limed eggs are mainly useful for cooking and soaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Bearded Explorer and a Nation’s Pill Booster
The text recounts Henry A. Stanley meeting royal figures in Europe while an English pillsmaker launches a publicity stunt. He advertises a prize for the first soldier to reach Gordon's palace at Khartoum, sending 10,000 hand bills and a cash reward to fund relief efforts and gain fame.
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America
iWatercury
Gordon
Thas Las Feen
Woldey
Jordon
Gordons Palace
Bhhartoum
Lord Wolseley
England
Golden Snowstorm and Funeral Customs in Mexico
A fragmented column describes a cloudburst-like golden snowstorm over south California and the varied funeral practices seen in Mexico. It notes carriages for the rich, streetcars for the middle class, and the poor carrying the coffin, with coffins costly due to scarce wood and rentals available for a day. It closes with a remark on vanity and detective work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco Bulletin
California
Mexico
Cutus
Inter Ocean
States
Colm
Markets Show Mixed Grain and Provisions Trading in New York
New York markets for flour grain and provisions show mixed activity with prices uneven across regions. Sizable listings include futures and cash bids for wheat oats corn and pork with various regional and national quotes, alongside bullion and currency figures and notes on government securities.
Mrs Winslow Teething Syrup Promises Quick Child Relief
Special notices advertise Mrs Winslow Teething Syrup claiming to ease night crying from teething and to cure dysentery diarrhea wind colic and stomach issues. It is described as pleasant tasting and the product of a renowned nurse and physician, priced at 26 cents a bottle. The notice also records a local donation event: Chas K Book delivered 190 sacks of four and 125 bushels of potatoes by Option House boarders for the relief of the needy poor on Bradford Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Facmee
Mackswith
Mulkelland & Co
Trent
Bradford
BE. W. Me
Wicaresenaeeare
Chas. K. Book
Piles Remedy Promises Quick Cure and City Bond Strain
Ad for Diosanko Pile Remedy claims relief from hemorrhoids with direct action on affected parts absorbing tumors and stopping itching, priced at 50 cents from The Dr. Bosanko Medicine Co. Piqua. On a separate note, Corry city bonds face a very severe strain as the United States circuit court rules they must be paid by the municipality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diosanko
Dr. Bosanko Medicine Co
H. P. Monroe
Corry
United States Circuit
Voltaic Belt Co promotion and medical claims
Young men are urged to request a thirty day trial of the Voltaic Belt and other electrical devices for nervous debility and related ailments. The ad promises complete restoration to health and vigor with no risk beyond the trial period. Also notes local business changes and medical endorsements from The Witch Hazel product and hospital notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voltaic Belt Co
Marshall
Mich
Local Notes and Advertisements Pebblethroughout Meadville Area
A fragmented 19th century newspaper snippet lists trials and remedies for coughs and lues, health renewers, and roughing off toothache, with notices of a horse accident near Springville, a masquerade theater piece The Two Orphans, barbering services in Cattaraugus and Ovo, and a fire department fund offer. It includes health tips and local business promos with sparse context.
Dr Fenner's Blood Liver Remedy and Nerve Tonic
A testimonial heavy advertisement extols Dr Fenner's Blood and Liver Remedy and Nerve Tonic. Notes praise from New York Tribune endorsements and letters claiming cure of biliousness nervous irritability constipation headaches and various systemic disorders. Concludes with request to obtain the memorandum book and list of dealers including HL P Monroe in Dunkirk.
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MM. Fenner
Fredonia
C. Lake
New York
New 101K Tribune
M. M. Feoner
Fredo
King Leen
CA Tracy
Fenner
Dr. Fenners
P. Monroe
Dunkirk
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Hong Kong
Willszee
Austria
Pennsylvania
Hanrrisnene
Pattison
New Orleans
Thomas
Sioux City
Boogle
Coany
Tienry
Mr. Stanley
W. A. Croffut
New York World
Bismarck
Hank
Pyiar
Mix Bheluo
Woose Lasbund
Stavley 3
Lougisiiud
Wales
Tim Sr
St Asaph
John Iwsands
Taspsdores
Sterling Exchange
Sight Exchange
Cleveland
E.oun
Bupentine Estate
Lee
Satie
Gnec
Bic
Stic
Bec
Alos
Seuq
Loup
Michigan
Wes
Minnesota
HoGeilge
Isso
C. Park
Cincinnati
Tongoo
Besves
Burrato
Haas—Seles
Texas
Pickles & Akeroyd
Jamestown
Taebig Company
Hosritat
Chas. F. Peck
Hernellaville Tribune
W. LE. Greenhow
Dr. Bosanko
Annot Yates Gardinier
Springville
Meadville ‘Tribune
Randolph
Cattaraugus Times
William B. Perry
Ripley
Justice of the Peace
Jnst
Sunes
A. Wheeler
Cattaraugus
Ovo
Wheatere
Third Street
Goortos
David Kennedy
Rondout
N. Y
Crawford Atiu
Springfield
Masa
Braud Kennedy
Rondiout
N.Y
Deansir
Lyman Crawford
Wo. Steiner
Alta. Rin
N. W. Herald
New York, West Shore, & Buffalo Railway
Buffalo
Depot
Corner Exchange
Louisiana Street
Gulfato
REW
Newark
Antic Express
ST. Louis
Niagara Falls
Suspension Bridge
Exchange Street
Repot
Louisiana Streets
Genesee Hones
Henry Monett
State Street
Edson J. Weeks Gan
Mor
Pass
Agt
N. T
Farmer & Observer
Nonera Chentangy
Ali
Taoves
ErKe Thompson
Epapi Raachive
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