Nervous Disease Cure Promoted by Dr Miles Restorative Nervine
A newspaper ad extols Dr Miles Restorative Nervine as a cure for nerve disorders. It cites Mrs Jennifer Davis of Westfield Wisconsin and John R Miller of Valparaiso reporting improvements after use. The testimonial claims weight gain and relief from headaches and delirium, attributing results to the remedy rather than drugs or opiates. It ends with a sales offer from Hal Powell's Drug Store Henry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ble
Jennifé C. Davis
Westfield
Wis
Miles
John R. Miller
Valparaiso
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
Hal Powell
Henry
Neavy Seeed CO
Masoulo Temple
Chicago
Congressional Extra Session Recaps and Nomination News
Senate bills to liquidate war expenses and repeal sinking fund laws were introduced on the 6th. House rules were amended to allow Sunday eulogies. adjournment set for the 9th. McKinley tariff repeal and silver coinage debate featured in Senate action with Morgan and Teller proposals. Several ambassadorial and consular nominations were announced. The House considered pension and trade bills. A bank loss surfaced in Defiance County. a Lake Shore express train holdup occurred near Kendallville. A toadstool poisoning caused several deaths in New York. Italian miners seized Beadling, Pennsylvania, and 28 were arrested. Newly resumed banks listed. The Shermon ship Shermanokeha burned on the Volga with heavy fatalities. A dense smoke pall shut Lake Michigan navigation due to Michigan fires.
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Senate
Anné
House
Wocorr
Col
Sherman
Stewart
Ney
Walthall
Miss
Faulkner
W. Va
Theodore Runyon
New Jersey
Germany
Albert
Willis
Or ‘Kantucky
Hawaiian Islands
Henry M Smythe
Virginia
Hayti
Jene Milla
Honolulu
William Carroll
Maryland
Dresden
Teller
Morgan
Mik, Delph
Ore
Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church In
Oregon
Senatora Teller
Pugh
W. C. Bamxxz
Defiance County
Lake Shore Road
Kendallville
Ind
New York
Perssons
Beadling
First Nationel
le Mars
First Natiogal
Lake, Michigan
Michigan
Cycle of diverse events from late 19th century
Record of sports feats and crimes including A A Zimmersian's cycling record at Springfield Ohio, A Werusan facing a 100000 dollar suit in Kyle Texas, a planned spiritualist college in Liberal Missouri, and elections within the Grand Army of the Republic. Also reports a cyclone in Lockport Louisiana, an accidental rail collision near Colehour Illinois, multiple deaths and robberies, stock exchanges totals, and public calamities.
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A. A. Zimmersian
Springfield
A. Werusan
Kyle
Tex
Liberal
Indianapolis
Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic
Amanda J Withern
Minnesota
Woman's Relief Corps
Sarah C. Mink
New York
Rosert L. Gruscnow
Pabst Brewing Company
Chicago
Grand Army of the Republic
Pension Committee
Secretary of the Interior
Commissioner of Pensions
Cov
Flowen
State Board
Board of Lady Managers
Jackson Park
Lockport
Valparaiso
Pennsylvania Road
Colehour
Wison Berry
Mairfax
John Scott
Minn
Nancy Hanns
CaArneLine Tenen
St. Louis
Cagutzi Blackiey
Delta
Cal
Robert McEvoy
Merchants’ National Bank
Tuk
United States
James O'Neal
Versailles
Obituary notes and political nominations from early 1900s papers
Benjamin Churchill last Pensioner of War of 1812 dies in Galesburg aged nearly 100. George S. Cary nominated for governor by Lynn mass People's Party at state convention. Mus Saran Winsown celebrates 102nd birthday in Kalama x00 Michigan. Hasmilton Wisa dies at 85 in Garrison's NY. History items on Mr Fish career and US Senatorial service. Sout Dakota Democrats nominate Woods Stoddard Hinckley for supreme court. Des Moines first mayor C W 4H Mclityry dies aged 77.
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Benjamin Churchill
Chicago
Galesburg
Lynn
Mass
People’s
George S. Cary
Saran Winsown
William Skinner
Kalamax00
Mich
Hasmilton Wisa
Garrison's
N. Y
Fish
Congress
New York
United States
President Grant
Scotland
Chauncey L. Woods
W. H. Stoddard
Henry C. Hinckley
Supreme Court
Revolutions and Records Mark Global News
Reports from Rio de Janeiro cite a revolution led by Admiral Custodio Jose Mello. In Britain the Lords rejected the Irish Home Rule bill by 419 to 41. The Campania set a New York to Queenstown record of five days fourteen hours fifteen minutes. Floods in Shuntienfu killed 10 000 and destroyed fourteen villages. France to host a 1900 exposition announced by a commander general. Canada refuses to ratify immigration pact with New York and will inspect arrivals bound for the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayvtt
Rio de Janeiro
Custodio Jose Mello
House of Lords
Campania
New York
Queenstown
China
Shuntienfu
France
United States
Uproar Over Silver Bill and Pension Reform Debates
Senate addresses clash over repeal and silver bill while House considers pension roll removals and new leg benefits. Reports include a Fort Dodge farmer's suicide after cow death, cholera in Crimea, a record-setting Philadelphia cruiser run, and a Seattle treasurer's missing funds.
Robbery of United States Express Car at Kessler
A bold Indiana train robbery near Kessler station West of Kendallville involved blowing the express car safe with dynamite, wounding the engineer Knapp, stealing about 150000 to 180000 in valuables, and triggering a large manhunt with 500 armed locals. Witness Byron Hamblin described the attack as shots rang out and the robbers fled with loot after destroying the safe.
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Kenp DaLmatey
Ind
Noble County
United States
Lake Shore
James Boys
Kessler
Kendallville
Knapp
Knupp
W- H
Weist
Haneklin
J. Newell
Jalse Shore Railroad
Chicago
Byron B. Hamblin
Western Avenue
Hamblin
Messenger Weist
Ernest Marks
Louisville
Roy Jeppiner
Pred Moler
Omaha
National league standings and distant disasters mix in 1890s notes
Weekly NL percentages show Boston .714 and Brooklyn .523 while other teams range from .482 to .853. A Arkansas five child tragedy occurs near Silver Hill and Adams Express thefts recoveries mid Akron. Fires hit Bennett's casino and Sulphur Mines property. President Cleveland fathers a second child. Port Townsend hospital destroyed. Quiteau's body buried in Washington jail laundry floor.
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Boston
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cleveland
New York
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Baltimore
St. Louis
Chicago
Louisville
Washingeeton
F. W. Whitney
Silver Hill
Ark
Adams Express
Akron
Bennett's Casino
N. Y
Grover W. Dre
Georgia
Sulphur Mines Company
Mineral City
Finer
United States Marine Hospital
Port ,Townsend
Wash
Quiteau
Washington
Russ
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Cher’ Furniture
D Neel
Apery’ Dept
Fred S. Tucker Furniture Co
South Adams ST
Peoria, Il
Scientific Asterican Agency For
Martin, Wenona
Henry Republican
Republican
Henry, Ill
Whursday
United States Senate
Messrs
Mitchell, Teller and
Hawley
Matz Zeire
Fort Dodge
Crimea
Taurida
Columbia
Corrin
Republicans of Laws
Findlay
O. Charles Dk Lxasera
Paris
British Columbia
Timnear
Deadwood
S. D
Moreraus Crosby
Grand Rapids
Indiana
Moscow
Shermoksha
Volgs
Astrachan
Qgxorex Shor
Frank Fare
David Simmons
Dennison
James B. Warren
Joseph L. Kilran
Elwood
W. C. Fuhrer Milling Company
Mount Vernon
Chillicothe
Richard Brown
Nellie Wolfscall
Canby
Kansas
Lynchburg
Freiburg & Workum
Maxwell
Clinton
Stella
Jackson
Elbert
Hudson
Colfax
Treasury
Pullman Car Company
Pullman
Naving
Vigilant
American Bankers’ Association
Tax National Association of Post Office Clerks
L. S. Meiraxs
South Africa
National Commission of the World’s Fair
Dea
Swift
Aaklil
Swift Specific
Drawer
Atlanta
Henry Yaeger
Henry, III
Baya
Valescent
This Arti
Ill
Henry III
Milwaukee
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