Edison patents and pirate profits in Chicago debate
A sprawling column surveys Edison and patent profits, mentions a third party convention in St Louis debating pooling issues, Iowa senators in a questionable arrest, and Illinois political maneuvering as NY Hill factions dominate the Democratic scene. It touts lighting Henry streets and pushing a city vote for an electric system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Louis
Jssues
New York
Albany
Hillmen
Cleveland Wing
Souther
David B Hill
Hill
Indiana
Henry
Rystata
Feta
Penn News Herald comments on Fish Trial and tin plate industry
The Penn News Herald rebukes The Republican’s Fish Trial stance and defends enforcement of the fish law. It highlights tin plate progress in the U.S., McKinley bill impact, American industry protection, local ordinances, medical notices, personal thanks, and community notices from Washington to Henry counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican State Central Committee
Hennepin
Penn News- Herald
Heary Republican
New Jersey
R. Hurlburt
Marshalll County
Illinois
Lacon
Henry
E. B. Hurlburt
William Horrovkrs
Marshall County
Ill
Gertrude Lytle
J B Bashford
City of
Ederick A. F. Raymond, Jr
Consumption Cured and Other Notices From an Old Paper
An old physician promotes a vegetable cure for consumption and related lung ailments with mail order distribution from Rochester. The piece also notes the burial of Millard F Bonham and cemetery relocations. Local ads push Abbotts catarrh remedy and announce Capt B F Baker’s transfer from Cottonwood Springs to Yorktown National Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynsea
W .A. Noyes
Black
Rochester
Naly
B. F Baker
Magnolia
National Cemeteries
Cottonwood Springs
Neb
National Cemetery
Yorktown
Virginia
Catarrh Cure Warns Against Mercury Treatments
A warning states that remedies containing mercury damage the sense of smell and the whole system. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney & Co Toledo as a safe internal remedy acting on blood and mucous surfaces. Sold by druggists at 75 cents per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F J Cheney & Co
Toledo
Hall
Progress and Prosperity in Wisconsin Trade and Rail Routes
Wisconsin advances as a prosperous state with fertile crops and strong lumber, mining, fisheries, and water powers. The Wisconsin Central Lines connect key farming and timber regions, listing routes and contacts for tickets maps and information in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Union
Thia
Sottiora
Ita Tinea
Burlington
Waukesha
Fond du Lac
Oahkosh
Noaneh
Menasha
Waup
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DPR
A. H. Kinnear
B. F. Forrest
Kinnear & Forrest
Gresser Block
Kinnear
Forrest
T. F. Clover
Attorney AT Law
Pusuic
Greser
Henry, Ill
Ilinois
She Benny Republican
Grorgcee Kurt, Evitor
Mr Edison
Buch
Chicago
Ilinoi Rivera
Iowa State Senate
Senate
Iowa
Springfield
Palmer
Morrison
Cleveland
Board of Health
Bull
Salvation Oil
McCaulley
N. Bond St
Balto, Md
Saratoga Township
Clark
Washington
Prof Cross
Hood
Marshall
A. Vogelaang
H. P
Ya. Rayned Jr
A Harrigan
J Wy
Ed Mapua
H A Kirchman
B Hall
Chas Gresbach
Frederick Sebold
Henry Republican
Eureka College
Miciatry
Munivatry
Annawan
Henry County
Ada Nickerson
So Nickerson
Ojlye Ramsey
Ais Nson
Board of Agriculture
New Opera Hall
Frank Leapyitt
JNO, Hutchins & CO
Lacon, III
Millard F Bonham
Hevary Cemetery
D H Bonham
Bonham
New Purchase 10
Abbott’s
C. E Axnzorr
Ipattonen
John A. Carlson
Bvc
Hilda
York
Nene
Alfred H Powell
Weber
Beye Ie Ia
Mary
Highald
Swillits
Ann Arbor
Townanlp
Ees
Jan Dist
Ide
Whilets
Mra W. G, Garlinghouse
Sara York
D.M Dunlap
WM. Dwyer
Norman Horace
Aio
Besi
Whitefield Corners
J. A. Melick & Co
Johnson
Heperbottie
Ohnson Tonic CO
Clark St
Trenda
Farm Journal
1L Publishing CO
Cowtmil
New Haven
Disolway
IGN
Havin
Isossway
Sanford
Iown Bros. Nurserymen
D L. Travis
Henry St
Hass
Sampson Rowe
Ban Por Bushel
Im Paferson & Doran
Hake
Whatover
Ana
Campbell Bros. Henry
Eale
A Mills
Mt. Palatine
Howes
Deacon Hill
Robert
James Harrington
G. Mill
Dosee Oon
G. Miller
E. H. Hutchins
the Golden Rifle
J. H. Adkinson
The
Paris and Aristo
Abbott
Studio
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