Dyspepsia cure touted in Lansing Journal adstory
An extended health column warns of stomach disorders and chronic dyspepsia, detailing symptoms from fatigue after meals to loss of appetite. It profiles Miss May E. Wood and endorses Dr Williams Pink Pills as a recovery remedy, citing dramatic personal improvement and urging readers to obtain the pills from local druggists or by mail.
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Detroit
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Fieas
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Abbie Fuller
Elsie Bryan
Eaton Rapids
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Company
Schenectady
N. Y
Inauguration Ceremonies and Cabinet Confirmations
Washington March 6 the senate met briefly with most time in executive session to confirm McKinley cabinet appointments. Credentials for Mark Hanna as senator from Ohio were presented by Foraker and seated by Vice President Hobart. Davis named acting chairman of the [session] and Olney’s fence ceremony referenced.
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McKinley
Mark Hanna
Ohio
Sherman
Foraker
Hobart
Davis
Inauguration Day Amid Roses and Rain in Senate
The White House committee on foreign relations sent no further action after Sherman’s note. Senators and guests filled the chamber as Hanna and Foraker drew applause. The city resembled a day-after picnic with 175,000 visitors, while cabinet attendance at the inauguration was organized with the ex-queen Lilijokalanai seeking access via diplomatic seats, coordinated by John Sherman.
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Tobart
Senate
Wolcott
Colorado
Hanna
Foraker
Ohio
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Senate Committee
Porter
McKinley
Olney
Liliuokalani
Lililuokalanif
John Sherman
Committee On Arangements
New President Busy as White House Welcomes Crowd
Crowds gathered in front of the White House as the governor stood on the portico bowing to spectators. Secretary Bliss and General Cox visited, cabinet nominations confirmed, and veterans and club members queued for brief recognitions. Mrs. McKinley also greeted guests and kept up the day’s lively reception.
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Cornelius N. Bliss
General Cox
Senate
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Nebraska
Gary
Marquette Club
Chicago
McKinley
Troop 4
Ohio
Washington
Canton
May Barber
Ida Barber
Mabel McKinley
Grace McKinley
James McKinley
MacWilliams
Sarah Duncan
James Barber
Samuel Saxton
Why He Did Not Attend the Inaugural Exercises
Washington March 6 The reason for President Cleveland’s cabinet not attending the inaugural ceremonies on the east front of the Capitol is given. Secretary Olney’s absence from the entire proceedings is noted as part of the explanation.
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Reed Likely Speaker as Republicans Name Candidate
Washington March 6 reports no opposition to Reed for another term as Speaker. A caucus next week will confirm his selection, with Grosvenor and Hopkins of Illinois ruled out as candidates. Members already seek committee assignments.
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Reed
Grosvenor
Hopkins
Illinois
Senate
Defense of Senate Rules Ex Vice President Speaks For Them
Former Vice President Stevenson defends Senate rules as preserving free debate and the right to amend. He argues rules safeguard people's interests despite occasional abuse and that mature consideration guides legislation. Illinois Senate adjourns with nominations for president pro tempore and Dunlap nominating Kanan.
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Defense OF Senate Rules
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Winn & Sovereign
Fidelity Rupture Cure
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