Dowie Faith Cures in Court Battle Over Miracles
A Chicago case questions whether John A Dowie can perform biblical style healing or is a fraud. Followers flock to Zion Tabernacle while neighbors call the tabernacles nuisances. Dowie cites affidavits of cures as proof, opponents cite hysteria and delusion.
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Chicago
John A. Dowie
Christ
Mr. Dowie
Zion's Tabernacle
Tabernacles
Dowie
The Largest Lens Finished at Cambridge Massachusetts
After a year’s work the 40 inch Yerkes telescope lens is completed in Cambridge and will be shipped to Lake Geneva Wisconsin. The lens weighs 1200 pounds and cost about 40000 dollars plus two years of grinding and polishing. The observatory grounds and buildings required further millions for the project.
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Cambridge
Mass
Lick
Mars
Paris
Lake Geneva
Wisconsin
Morton Defends Packers Against Inferior Meat Claim
Secretary Morton and the agricultural department deny a German journal report that Chicago packers supply the most inferior beef for canning. Morton says unheralded inspections of Chicago beef canning plants found no basis for the claim and declares the report wholly untrue.
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Chicago
Agricultural Department
Germany
Morton
Notable deaths and disasters across regions in brief
Cuban leader Jose Acuova is killed by a civil guard on a sugar estate. John Dutton dies of starvation in Leadville, California, after refusing to beg. Gov. Morrill reports no destitution in Ellis County Kansas despite aid appeals being groundless. Toulon orders a fresh detachment to Madagascar. Pilsen brewery malting house burns for 1,000,000 florins. one worker dead, two firemen hurt. A man and a dog die after being run over on B&O tracks near Whiting. M Matakieff, ally of late Stambuloff, is fatally wounded by assassins in Eastern Roumania.
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Jose Acuova
John Dutton
Leadville
Cal
Morrill
Ellis County
Kan
Toulon
Madagascar
Pilsen
Bohemia
Jonas Bitele
Baltimore and Ohio
M. Matakieff
M. Stambuloff
Tatar Basardjik
Roumania
Issassine
How soda water is made in modern factories
The article explains the club soda process using marble dust and oil of vitriol to produce carbonic gas, generated in a generator and cooler, then mixed with water in retorts. Bottled soda water, or pop, is produced by a semi automatic bottling line where syrups are injected and charged water fills nine ounce bottles at high speed. An experienced worker can fill 8,000 bottles daily.
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Bach
Cincinnati House
Young Garfield Seeks State Senate Nomination in Ohio
The son of President Garfield, James R. Garfield, runs for State Senator in Portage Summit District. He shares age at nomination with his father and is a Columbia Law School graduate admitted to practice before Ohio Supreme Court, with notable wealth due to family connections.
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James R. Garfield
Ohio
Portage Summitt
James A. Garfield
Lustetia Rudolph
Garfield
Guiteau
Jim” Garfield
Jim
Western Reserve
Williams College
Columbia Law School
Supreme Court of Ohio
Garrizao Son of Senator Aims for Ohio Senate
Janes R Garrizao, son of a state senator, seeks legislative experience in the Ohio Senate in 1895. He aspires to carve his own path and later contest the old congressional seat in the nineteenth district once held by Giddings Wade and Garfield. He emphasizes merit over name recognition and independence from his father's fame.
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Janes R. ‘Garrizao
Jim’' Garfield
Ohio
Ohio Senate
Congress
Giddings, Wade
Garfield
Pink Pills lauded by man with long illness in 24 years
A White Rock man testifies to relief after thirteen years of sickness from back pain and nervous disorders. He credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People, saying six boxes restored ability to walk and perform chores. The ad promotes pills as a cure for various ailments and lists price and ordering details.
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Minn
Elwin Bevancon
White Rock
Goolhue County
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Company
Schenectady
N. Y
Inventor of the Winnowing Mill Claims Pioneering Work
Moses Gilman of South Sangerville recalls inventing the winnowing mill fifty three years ago and laments not patenting the device. At 77 he continues to invent and hopes to produce valuable new ideas despite aging.
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Moses Gilman
South Sangerville
Linwood Park Excursion Tickets Offered This Summer
Linwood Park in Vermillion Ohio sits on the south shore of Lake Erie as a delightful summer resort. Nickel Plate road offers excursion tickets during the entire summer season.
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Linwood Park
Vermillion
Uohio
Lake Erie
Nickel Plate Road
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