Cannon In Action On Washington Day By Day
Washington era column notes Speaker Cannon engages in debate and public life with sharp wit. References to Senator Cullom and Lincoln likeness comparisons, political theater, and Elders in Congress. Mentions Elijah Claga and Dowle era rivalries, plus Booth buying land in Liberia as Salvation Army plans Europe outreach and an industrial settlement.
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Speaker Cannon
Uncle Joe
Cannon
Min
Eptaker
Senator ‘Cullom
Minas
Cullom
Lincoln
Uncle Dos
Els
Als Vallensuet
Booth
Liberia
Paris
Salvation Army
Europe
Germany
Denmark
Sweden
Norway
Italy
Liberte
Sleep outside for cold cure attracts neighbors in Waukegan
In Waukegan Michigan in November Klanenski, a 20 year old man, sleeps outdoors to treat lung trouble. He enclosed a canvas porch to expose himself to fresh air and says the method is helping him. Neighbors are surprised by the unusual treatment.
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Waukegan
Klanenski
Man Speaks After Seventeen Years of Silence at Connor's Creek
Detroit dispatch reports a 34 year old farm laborer from Connor's Creek who for 17 years could not speak after a lightning accident. He recently began uttering words again while working with cider makers at the old mill, warning his tongue would numb soon and fearing a return to silence.
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Elijah Claga
Stewart
Dowle
Elijah
Warpath Ag
Detroit
Connor’s Creek
Charlie
Muentis
Connor's Creek
Ix Vost
Kansas
Filian
Puter Gerard
George Kelly
Two Inches Cut Off Of Each Of His Legs
Daniel J. Blackwell a City German of Nashville Kentucky will soon leave the clinic reduced two inches in stature after operations to save his legs. Both legs were broken above the knee and treated with splints and pins. One leg required bone removal and reattachment while the other was fastened with wire clasps. Each operation shortened the bone by about two inches. Recovery in the first leg proceeds as the second heals.
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Nashville
Lenn
Daniel J. Blackwell
Greman
Kineplint
Blackwell
Aptinta
Plamer
Weed Problems Plague Minnesota Farmer Near Sioux Falls
Andrew Duverson, a Canby area farmer northeast of Sioux Falls, struggles to eradicate a persistent plant that resists his attempts to remove it, despite pulling it up and plowing.
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Sioux Falls
Andrew Duverson
Canby
Minnesota
Ginseng Root Value Found in Weeds and Cropland
An farmer reports turning a once undesired weed into a valuable ginseng source native to Minnesota and parts of Nebraska. Buyers offer 450 dollars per pound for high quality roots prepared properly, with the plant spreading across local fields and new sites along the Platte river. Oyster typhoid linkage noted by experts in Philadelphia shows fresh water and drainage can contaminate market oysters, prompting calls for safer handling.
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Chisagu
Oureraon
Minnesota
Platte River
Nebraska
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