Remarkable Recovery Told in Wisconsin Woman's Case
A Wyoming Wisconsin correspondent reports Mrs Jane Culver's dramatic recovery after chronic illness and near death. She details years of rheumatic and neuralgia pain, heart involvement, and eventual healing after taking Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. The letter praises the pills as a blood builder and nerve restorer and notes supporting local witnesses and a signed, sworn testimonial.
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Wyoming
Wisconsin
Schenectady
Jane Culver
Wis
Mrs. Culver
Culver
Harrison
Richard Dunstan
C. W. Parks
Solon Knickerbocker
F.W.C
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Company
Calkins
Andy
New York
Claire Voyants
Dr. Williams
David W. Culver
MarThia Culver
Dr. Wiliams’ Medicine Company
N. Y
Long Sues Pension Bureau in Victory for Veterans
Washington nov 21 Chief Justice Charles D Long of the Michigan supreme court has applied for restoration to his old pension rating after two years of contest with the pension bureau He was reduced to 50 a month for exam by a surgeons board and refused examination The case traveled through the courts and reached the US supreme court before abating due to Lochrens retirement The matter will be acted on by Assistant Secretary Reynolds and Commissioner Murphy
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Lochren
Isis
Carnate
Washington
Charles D. Long
Michigan Supreme Court
Pension Bureau
United States Supreme Court
Murphy
Secretary of the Interior
Reynolds
WANTS INDIANS IN CONGRESS
Indian Territory hopes rise after elections in Chickasaw Choctaw areas. Agent Wisdom advocates electing a congressional delegate to better explain conditions and obtain needed remedial legislation for about 300000 people without national representation.
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Washington
Indian Territory
Friends of Allotment
Indian Bureau
Wisdom
Union Agency
Five Civilized Tribes
Congress
Mind Reader at Work in Washington on Revenue Plans
Washington reports President Cleveland and Secretary Carlisle preparing annual messages and reports for Congress. Expected topics include revenue and monetary legislation, with possible revival of last year's recommendations. Increase internal beer tax to $2 a barrel is favored by both leaders, and a revenue duty on imported tea and coffee is under consideration. House Appropriations Chair Cannon schedules subcommittee meetings for Nov 30 to begin work on the legislative, executive and judicial bill, aiming for early action before Christmas recess.
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Washington
Pmessage
Carlise
Cleveland
Carlisle
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Dingley
House of Representatives
Senate
Hamlin
Cannon
House Committee On Appropriations
Bingham
House
Proposed Kansas coinage scheme test for Supreme Court
A Kansas populist move to make Mexican silver dollars legal tender would raise a constitutional question of prime importance for the U S Supreme Court to decide. The state law would test the authority of states under the constitutional provision prohibiting states from coinage money.
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Katsas
Supreme Court
Washington
Navy
Kansas
United States Supreme Court
Labor Unions Favour Free Silver In Illinois Rally
At the Illinois Federation of Labor session in East St. Louis H H Huff of Chicago moved for free silver at 16 to 1, adopted 87 to 10. Officers elected: President Charles J Riefler Springfield. VP Jacob Tazelear Chicago. Sec Treas Walter S Bush Peoria. Bloomington to host 1897 convention. The Knights of Labor added to the seventeenth plank the 16 to 1 coinage with no restriction by other nations. Session adjourned late with reports due today.
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Chicago
W. H. Austin
East St. Louis
John Taylor
Glen Carbon
John R. Holmes
Springfield
Herman Libbing
Quincy
Millard Lloyd
Bloomington
John D. Potter
Feorta
Rochester
N. Y
K. of L. Assembly
Law Committee
Railway Brotherhood Chiefs Meet in Chicago
A major conference of railway labor leaders met at the Sherman House Chicago with H E P Sargent, P M Arthur, E E Clark, P H Morrissey, and W P Powell. They planned a national action for next year urging passage of the contempt, arbitration, and Phillips commission bills.
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Chicago
Sherman House
HE. P. Sargent
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
P. M. Arthur
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
E. E. Clark
Order of Railway Conductors
P. H. Morrissey
Brotherhood of
Railway Trainmen
W. P.powell
Order of
Railway Telegraphers
Washington
Phillips Commission
New radiator molding machine promises labor savings
Buffalo November 21 a new molding machine was tested that could revolutionize radiator casting. One man with a helper made 20 to 30 patterns daily, but the machine with ten workers yields 105 molds for five foot radiator loops in thirty minutes. It can also form molds for any item based on a pattern.
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Buffalo
Pest Among Illinois Fruit Pest Warning Reported in Illinois
State entomologist Forbes warns fruit growers that San Jose scale has appeared in Quincy and nearby counties Shelby and Sangamon. Growers with nursery stock from 1887 onward must inspect trees and report results to Urbana. Also notes coal strike at Star Coal in Carbon Hill and Miles visiting Canton with McKinley. boxing match McAuliffe beats Carros in San Francisco. detectives seek two trustees accused of robbing the Plasterers union.
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Springfield
Ills
Forbes
San Jose
Quincy
Shelby
Sangamon
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Long Island
Maryland
Waycross
Cambridge
Mass
Florida
Idaho
Urbana
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H. V. Boynton
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John Bull
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Agent Wisdom
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Braidwood
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Star Coal Company
Thea Company
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Gen. Miles
McKinley
Canton
Nelson A. Miles
U.S. A
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H. O
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San Francisco
Jack McAuliffe
Jimmie Carros
Jack
Timothy Sullivan
Michael Kenan
Plain Gun Ornamental Plasterers’ Society
Blackwell's Durham
Blackwell
Durham Tobacco
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