People's Choice for Congress James M. Robinson
Fort Wayne Journal scolds Councilman Fisher for promising to tax corporations while highlighting taxes owed by Consolidated Street Railroad and Jenny Electric Light and Power. The Post urges even treatment and accuses the Journal of political gamesmanship in singling out one firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne Journal
Tisher
Fisher
J. H. Bass
Journal
Boss
John
Barleycorn
Chicago
Fort Wayne
Evening Post
Collapse of Hawkins Expedition Highlights Risk in Cuban Venture
The Hawkins expedition story shows how eager Cuban juntas sought funds to outfit a sea venture. Hidden deals and a secret purchase led to a sunken ship, exposing traders who deceived ardent patriots with a faulty steamer and opaque motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
J. W. Hawkins
Tax Grievances and Legal Notices Highlight Fort Wayne Row
Readers note criticism of county officials for unreported streetcar property tax issues. Mentions Treasurer Hunter and auditor duties, Betta Lockwoop barred from practice, a corporate borrowing, and a Pal Mall Gazette quotation. Also references telegraph operators in Cuba.
English Book Output and a Shepherd Doctor
England saw 5581 new books published last year, 281 more than 1894, with 6515 total publications, including 1544 fiction and 501 theological works. A shepherd doctor named Ast diagnoses by hair sample, charging about a quarter dollar, drawing skeptical labels of “Ast’s sheep.” The Liberty Bell itinerary begins in Atlanta and Philadelphia, then moves to Mon ticello and beyond, evoking shared American memory. A southern citizen jokes about a British squadron threatening navigation on Ochlockonee river, fearing bridge damage and river fish displacement.
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England
Herr Ast
Europe
Ann
Atlanta
Charlotte
Monticello
Potomac
Philadelphia
McKinley Surge Shakes 1892 Senate Plans in Washington
Reports from Washington describe a tense scramble among Republican managers over the 1892 nomination. McKinley gains in Ohio Michigan Wisconsin and other states while Read Morton Allison divide the field. Platt’s backing shifts toward Morton as South delegates tilt to McKinley, and party leaders doubt any single candidate will win without skilled national support.
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Washington
Quay
Florida
Reed
Jos Manley
Allison
Clarkson
Mantey
West
St. Louis
McKinley
Ohio
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Davis
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
Llinois
Manley
Read
Indiana
Harrison
Republican Party
Platt
Morton
McKinney Volumn
North Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Arkansas
Tennessee
Senator Quay
South
Mr. Platt
Empire State
Alligon
Ex-President Harrison Family Feud Over Marriage
The New York World reports Mrs. Dimmick’s influence sparked deep rifts in the Harrison household dating to 1888. Mrs. McKee and Russell Harrison oppose the planned union, insisting the match affronts the memory of President Harrison’s first wife. The article outlines tensions from the White House era through post-term life, noting custody of family harmony and possible permanent family breach.
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Benjamin. Harrison
Harrison
McKee
Russell Harricon
Benjamin Harrison
Mary Dimmick
Mo‘Kee
White House
Mrs. Dimmick
Russell Harrison
Adventures of Three Miners Caught by Avalanche
Three Red Hill miners were buried under twenty feet of snow after a snowslide at Red Mountain. Bill Nack escaped via a chimney, Allen and McKenzie were rescued with hours of digging. They endured two days without proper clothing while the others stored provisions, and the mine was eventually abandoned due to repeated slides.
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L. F. Williams
Red Hill
Leavenworth
Red Mountain
Bill Nack
Allen
McKenzie
Spokane Spokesman- Review
Treatment Report for Urinary Diseases in Historical Text
A list of conditions and symptoms is presented, including syphilis gonorrhoea and various bladder disorders. The text notes successful treatment of a frequent urge to urinate and the presence of blood and mucus in urine, along with references to Bright's disease and diabetes.
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Bright
Sure remedy for sexual organ diseases and sterility reported
Advertising claim lists treatments for falling of the womb leucorrhoea painful menstruation and diseases of the sexual organs with cures for sterility piles without knife or caustic nervous disorders fits tumors cancers pimples moles and other chronic diseases. It asserts success where others fail.
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Burns, Publishers
Esky
Postoffice
Ind
Congress
James M. Robinson
Instrument Fectory
Qazarron
Hunter
Betta Lockwoop
United States
Allen County
Pall Mall Gazette
Olney
Dick Whitley
Ochlockonee
Tillie
Lizzie Warner
Lizzie
Néecesse
Hig
Morten
Wellman
McKinley Tide
New York World
America
St. Louis Globe Democrat
C. B. Fitch
Reliable Companies
Bass Block
Standard Medical and Surgical Institute
N. R. Wenger
Calhoun Street
Billiard Hall
Centlivre
Dortmunder
Salvator
J. Haverly
PH. Heyman & CO
PH Heyman & CO
Calhoun ST
Elgin
Post
L. Dartheimer & Son
Baty Stet
the Evening Post
East Berry Street
Tas Evenine Post
Berry St
District Telegraph Office
Evenina Post
Lalso
Louis F. Cardes
Pixley-Long Block
Peter F. Poirson
East
Columbia Street
Purman Street
Bank Block
Telephone 214
W. Berry Street
West Main Street
B. Evexing Post Office
Washington St
H. Evening Post
H. van
John J. Thompson
Wall Street
K. Dorr
East Washington Str
Romy & Bobilya
Normandy
I. J. Curtice
Schmitz Building
Court House
Simon Freistropeer
A.C. Aurents
Berry Street
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