Congressional and domestic news highlights reel
A comprehensive roundup covers Senate and House actions on appropriations and bills including currency coinage designs and election reform. It notes pension lists, industrial training bills, and land entries. plus major fires in Chicago and Danvers, a deadly balloon ascent, storms, mining accidents, and political notes from Pennsylvania.
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Lodge
Democrats nominate Thompson for governor in Augusta
Reports from the convention flood in as Democrats nominate William P. Thompson of Belfast for Maine governor. Other states name nominees and leaders in a broad, unsettled political week.
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Maine
Augusta
William P. Thompson
Belfast
Ropert E. Parrison
Pennsylvania
Borantbn
Georgie Hanse McLrop
Baltimore
Illinois
I. H. Chapman
Congress
Walter I. Hayes
Gilman Marston
ein_Exeter
N.H
Hannison
Cape May
N. J
Union Labor Party of Ohio
Columbus
Ezekiel T. Curtis
Warmington
Savanth
Iowa
J. A. T. Hull
James R. Williams
Eva Hant
Cicero Center
N. Y
State Prohibition Committee
Birmingham
Ala
Rev
S. L. Russell
James Melvin
Concord
Wisconsin
Madison
Wave of Summer News In Senate And House Actions
The report covers Senate debate on the silver bill, petitions for acknowledging Almighty God in the Constitution, memorials for late Representative Cox, amendments on Wyoming statehood, Mississippi election decisions favoring Catchings and Hooker, and a New Mexico public schools bill. Also notes pensions for army nurses, a deadly lightning strike near Jamestown, a cyclone wreck near Portio, 100 degree heat in New York, Knights of Pythias conclave in Milwaukee, and a deadly fire/inquest in Day’s Gap Alabama.
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Senate
88. Cox
New York
New Mexico
Bth
Cleveland
New Yern
Dean
Columbus
Tex
Chicago
Joan Fosarra
Jamestown
N. C
Portios i A
Chester FL Shaw
Knights of Pythias
Milwaukee
the &Th
Day's Gap
Ala
John7 Monroe
Plattsburgh
N. Y
Fargo
N. D
McCarthy
Practical Insurance Scheme For Worker Board Credit
A Boston based idea under consideration proposes a cooperative mercantile company to provide board and lodging at four to six dollars weekly with credits against future payments. After one month of regular payments one week of board at half pay could be credited, growing to three months in a year. The plan aims to shield laboring people from destitution during unemployment by a backed, nontransferable credit system tied to landlords, resembling a life-insurance policy.
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Chicago
Boston
Swift
Armour
Hammond
Morris
Peabody Institution
Danvers
Mmasc
Topeka
Kan
Kansas and Nebraska Grain and Elevator Men
Association For the Protection
Adam Steinler
Bradenville
Steinler
A-é&-T_Lix
West Manayunk
Srancy
New York
National Starch Manufacturing Company
Reading Company
Elizabeth
N. J
Standard Oil Company
New Orleans
Jupore Kavanaugh
District Court
Des Moines
Iowa
Lfaverhill
Mass
Whittier
Lake Front
Jackson Park
Portland
Coshocton County
Brack
Beardstown
Ill
Harnison
Idaho
Buffalo
Colorado
Denver
Masonic Fraternity
Chattanooga
Tenn
National Columbian Commission
Clary
National Music Teachers
Détroit
Détroit É Fa
J.H. Hahn
Detroit
Press- Fox
Toston
Brooklyn
Philadel- Fance
Pittsburgh
Clinky Iveland
Ce Sa
Philaphia
New
Pitaburgh
Cleyfland
Parkersburg
W.va
Gallitzin
Harry Marsh
Clara Jones
Richland County
Wis
Trenton
Charles Welke
East Tawas
Mich
Industry
Port Huron
Henry Henderson
Holland
Black River Falls
Bat Teneller
United States
Livermore
FreDerick Bhanu
la Porte
Ind
John Canning
Columbus
Milford
Justin Tamnpir
Mississippi
Wathona
Thomas Kincaid
George Sealx
Crawford County
Gardiner
John H. Deubs
Harrison County
Mannie Linsincer
Knoxville
Stella Cole
Matt Bradley
Hutchinson
Charles la Grange
Jersey City
Suckerville
Rankin Station
Chamberlain
Spalding
Nogay
Wil Kent
Lizzie Hatcher
Young Men'’s Hebrew Association of the United States
Cincinnati
Illinois Central
Knights of Pythias
Milwaukee
Manteno
Archer
Baltimore
Ferrysburg
Grand Haven Lumber Company
Tex
Marshall Pipe
John
Bob Stafford
Ed Young
Minnesota
Glyndon
Muskoda
Nico
Louisiana
Misiana
North Dakota
Maplewood
Fargo
Moorhead
Tin Cup
Col
Evansville
Armstrong Furniture Company
Grexx Clark
St Joseph
Deaton
Walt
Tlis City
Boston Herald
A Prevailing Vice Self-Doctoring in Epidemics
The piece warns that self-doctoring during epidemics is dangerous even for simple ailments. It notes widespread use of quack medicines, fear-driven dosing, and the peril of treating varying disease types and stages with a single remedy like quinine. It cites uncertain media claims and physician cautionary notes in the influenza context.
Howe brothers feud over estate funds and alleged misappropriation
Jerome Howe accuses his brother Charles, co administrator of their father Peter Howe’s estate, of taking half the estate’s cash and securities to invest on the Chicago board of trade. He seeks court relief to restore funds and block bad investments.
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Jerome Howe
Wenona
Charles
Peter Howe
Jerome
Aent
Chicago Board of Trade
la Salle Probate Colff
Queerest Hotel in the World Haunts Guatemala City
An English tourist describes a single story hollow square hotel in Guatemala City famed as the queerest hotel on earth. Guests are awakened by large biting flies called files, served one dish at a time, candle use costs extra, and a strict call system floods the interior with gardens and a former noble residence turned inn.
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Guatemala City
Central America
Chicago Tribune
Barrios
More World's Fair Officers Chosen
Cresao May 7 At a meeting Tuesday A F Sauberger was chosen treasurer and W W Ackerman auditor of the world's fair directors The standing committees were appointed and some salaries fixed The president will be paid 6000 per year the first vice president 12000 and the treasurer and auditor 5000 each To Elect Senator Becks Successors Louisville Ky May 8 Governor Buckner has sent a formal notice of Senator Becks death to the State Legislature and the election of a successor will take place May 18.
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Cresao
A. F. Sauberger
W W. K. Ackerman
Falr
Beck
Louisvillle
Buckner
Dr Haines Golden Specific Promises Cure for Drinking
A vintage advertisement touts Dr Haines Golden Specific as the sole cure for drunkenness worldwide. It claims the formula can be slipped into tea or coffee without the drinker’s knowledge and guarantees permanent cessation of alcohol use. The ad lists the Golden Specific Co at 185 Race Street Cincinnati and asks readers to request a circular.
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Golden Specific Co
Ivory Soap Called Genuine Quality Amid Counterfeits
The notice warns that many white soaps are counterfeit and lack the genuine peculiar qualities. Readers are urged to ask for Ivory Soap and insist on obtaining it, as Ivory Soap is sold everywhere.
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