International and Domestic News Recap From Geneva to New York
A broad weekly digest covers the Board of Arbitration in Geneva, Sherman’s tense receptions in Berlin and Potsdam, Italian and Egyptian incidents, and political scandals. Domestic items include bank robberies, ship registry debates, devastating fires in Alpena, flood and crop damage in the South, violent crime in Memphis, and court actions from Tweed trials to Stokes jury deliberations.
Political party conventions and nominations across states
The National Liberal Committee met in New York on the 12th and raised Ethan Allen to permanent Chairman of the Executive Committee. Names from several states were appointed to leadership posts. Various states reported nominations or renominations for Congress, governor races, and electors, with committees forming coalitions and plans for nominating tickets.}
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Robert L. Crawford
Henderson
Boston Commonwealth
Baltimore
Joseph Parrish
Philadelphia
Secretary of the Interior
Texas
Marquis de Noailles
New York
National Liberal Committee
New York City
Ethan Allen
Charles G. Davis
Massachusetts
J. P. Happ
Vermont
A. Pierce
South Carolina
Illinois
Springheld
John B. Lustace
Lee
Lawrence Weldon
William Bross
Cook
Judge Caton
LaSalle
A. R. Cotton
Congress
Iowa
Cyrus F. McNutt
Martinsville
Indiana
Cyrus N. McCormick
Kimberly
Illnois Democratic Central Committee
E. L. Gross
Tinois
James 8. Martin
Tennessee
Nashville
L. Bryan
Robert M. Knapp
Palmer
Minois Democratic_o
New York State
Utica
W. E. Nelson
Macon County
Sinois
Wm. Lawrence
Perilous Balloon Voyage Described In Chicago
A dangerous balloon ascent occurred in Chicago on July 4 from Madison and Elizabeth streets. An enormous trapeze hung beneath the balloon and about thirty people restrained it while the aeronaut performed aerial stunts reaching a mile high. The rider executed somersaults and hung upside down, then slid down the ring and rode the bar before continuing the voyage amid icy air and drifting clouds.
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Chicago
Madison
Elizabeth Streets
Balloonist Rescued From Lake Michigan After Daring Descent
A balloon rising over Lake Michigan drifted toward the East as a spectator described the ascent. With gas escaping and the gas bag failing, the pilot released the final weight and descended toward the water near Sixteenth Street. He freed himself from the trapeze cord, clung to the ring, and was swept toward shore where rescuers saved him nearly frozen and bruised.
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Lake Michigan
Sixteenth Street
Aoees
Summer Precautions Against Heat and Indulgence
The Philadelphia Ledger urges temperance in eating and drinking during the torrid heat. It warns that even small indulgences in alcohol or heavy meals can mislead with temporary cooling but harm the body. Moderation, patience, reduced fatigue, and avoiding fiery drinks are advised for workers and all readers.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Feather padding and care tips for horses a summer aid
An exchange warns against chafing under horse collars in warm weather and recommends a thick feather pad laid flat on the neck to prevent rubbing, plus nightly washing of the horse’s breast with clean water. The note mentions Paria Kentucky residents forming a snit-speak-evil-of-your-neighbor society and promotes Perry Davis’ Pain Killer as a globally popular remedy.
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Paria, Ky
Perry Davis
Cain
Europe
America
Prossing's White Wine Vinegar Leads Market
Readers are informed that Pressing's white wine vinegar is praised for its party appeal and strength, with lasting quality. The Chicago Dust notes its superiority and reliability for best-in-market vinegar.
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Chicago
Universal Vinecar Birrens and other patent cures praised
The piece extols Dr Walker of California and his Vinecar Birrens as a universal medicine benefiting chronic dyspepsia rheumatism liver fevers and nervous prostrations. It also advertises Merchant's Gargling Oil Parson's Purgative Pills Burnett's KaListon and Wag consults for irritation and skin cures with claims of wide consumer goodwill and practical uses for horses and humans.
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Walker
California
Godeys Lady's Book August and Drake tonic notices
August issue of Godeys Lady's Book features steel plate inarration Porcible Possession and a fine wood engraving Ihat Steps in Life, with Lolipop series Quiet Flirtation praised. Includes five colored fashion-pictures, marking alphabet, stories and poems, and fashion intelligence. Drake's Plantation Bitters praised as Rock of Experience, with claims of universal efficacy and cautions against imitators. Sanford's Liver Invigorator advertised as a vegetable liver tonic for dyspepsia and debility.
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Goory
Godey
L. A. Gover
Philadelphia
Drake
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