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Newspaper

Fremont Eagle

Location

Fremont, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1895

Page

6

Congress Votes to Sustain the President on Monroe Doctrine

Washington dispatches describe Congress approving a $100,000 American commission to investigate British Guiana Venezuela claims. The Monroe Doctrine is heralded as a lasting policy and a assertion of U S dominance, with Britain urged to accept inquiry and arbitration where possible.

Washington Congress House of Representatives British Guiana Vemezuela America Asia Africa Fay Canada West Indies South American Guiana Great Britain United States Russia Turkey England China Korea France Germany Japan London London Times

Bassett Passes Away, Senate Doorkeeper Remembered

Capt. Janae Bassett, longtime assistant doorkeeper of the National Senate, died in Washington on Wednesday. Capt. Isaac Bassett, known as the father of the Senate, spent his career as a Senate employee and was the second page appointed in the chamber. Born in Washington, Bassett held historic roles in the Senate’s staffing by ballot.

National Senate Janae Bassett The Senate Washington Isaac Bassett Chamber Capt. Bassett Bimvon Bassett Milford Conn Daniel Webster Atarma

Monroe doctrine stance fuels cross Atlantic debate

The article surveys mixed British and American reactions to President Cleveland's Monroe doctrine statement. It notes London's claim the doctrine lacks international legal status and predicts England might challenge U.S. aims. it also recounts Congressional support at home and a long history of Senate service and duties around the doorkeeper role amid sensational short-item touches.

Sland London Times England

Trolley Cars and Pills A Remarkable Story

A candy store owner Mia from Market Street recounts relief after using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. She suffered head and limb pain for weeks, feared trolley tracks, bought pills for 50 cents a box, and quickly regained health and weight. The ad-style narrative touts cures for locomotor ataxia and paralysis with mentions of newspapers confirming cases.

Mia Eerful Market Street Evening News Dr. Williams Peverence Williams Willame

New Irish Peer Wealth Ties Redraw Public Ledger

David Plunkett former member of Parliament for Dublin University has been raised to the peerage. As trustee for many rich individuals including the Guiness family he holds in trust securities valued from 15 to 200 million dollars, making him one of the wealthiest named in private life.

Margaret Mather-Pabat Margaret Mather-Pabst Cvnllegee Faretoa Han David Plunkett Dublin University Guinesses

Old Toledo Drug Ad and Clock Tale

An advertising fragment touts a one hundred dollar reward for a cure and a wholesale druggist claim. It mentions a brass clock allegedly linked to Concord time and owned by a Brattleboro, Vermont resident, claimed as an excellent time-keeper.

Ameney Prom Toledo Ieee Prag Inan & Marvin Sud el Ute Concord Paul Revere Brattleboro Bnd

California bound excursion to Chicago via Burlington route

Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Wednesday departure from Chicago on a Burlington Route railroad excursion to California. Mentions trains, cars, carpets, crates, and a general travel plan with references to dates, places, and routes amid unclear wording.

California Burlington House Fins Exour Jone Chicago Cara Balt Lake Maite Exoura St. Chicago

Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Help for Women

The ad touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a trusted remedy for female illnesses. It claims over 100000 women wrote for advice recently and highlights the physicianlike experience of Mrs Pinkham who offers free guidance and sympathetic service to sick women.

Besa M. Pinkham America Mrs. Pinkham Lydia E. Pinkham Mra

Not Like Home: New York Hotels Lose Privacy and Ease

A New York Sun excerpt notes luxury hotels in the city feel more like showplaces than homes. Guests face constant surveillance by maids and detectives, making private conversations impossible. A casually dressed Westerner battles being shadowed, then leaves after questioning staff. The piece ends with a fact about the raven as a global native bird.

New York New York Sun

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