Impeachment histories of Jackson and Tyler in 19th century
The article reviews Andrew Jackson being acquitted after impeachment attempts with two censures passed by the Senate and House on 1834 and 1842 linked to bank removals and veto use. It notes January 16 1837 expunging the censure and Tyler’s veto-related censure, with protest positions described. It then describes Japanese swordmaking using magnetic ore sheets to create blades of about eight inches by two inches with 1000 layers through repeated heating and folding steps.
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Jackson
Andrew Jackson
United States
Senate
House
United States Bank
The
House Committee
John Tyler
Tyler
German novelist Witsleben narrowly avoids prison
German novelist German Heveitece Troubles Brick von Witsleben faced possible imprisonment for fraud and irregularities. A former army officer at Bromberg with 13 000 yearly income, he gambled away 425 000 at the Union club in Berlin and ran up liabilities to 85 000. After a sensational trial he was fined 1 000 dollars and, at 46, hopes to settle debts in about fifteen years.
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Brick von Witsleben
Bromberg
Union Club
Berlin
Witszleben
Liverpool School of Tropical Science sends coast expedition
Dr. Charles Balfour Stewart leads a special expedition to the Gold Coast and mining districts to suppress mosquitos and improve health and sanitation. Departure was delayed by a plague outbreak in Liverpool, with mining operations modeled on the Sierra Leone project of Dr. Logan Teacher.
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Weld
Charles Balfour Stewart
Liverpool School of Tropical Science
Gold Coast
Stewart
Cape Geast Castle
Liverpool
Balfour Stewart
Sierra Leone
Enverpool School
Logan Tayfer
Clergyman's Sermon Leaves Gap Filled by Daughter
A clergyman prepared a Sunday discourse and was called away on mercy. He left a sentence praising a young man. His daughter entered, saw the line, and wrote beneath it that the sentiment matched her own.
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Papa
Lord Salisbury’s Lasiness Tale From Schooldays
A schoolfellow recalls Lord Salisbury as a boy startling his nurse by saying he wished to be a cat. The child explains that dressing and undressing many times daily makes him wish his clothes grew on his tent.
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Lord Salisbury
Betty
Robert
True Art of Breathing: Easy Cures for Diseases
A period article discusses breathing therapy's reach. It cites insomnia, fever, indigestion, and consumption as potentially alleviated by regular breathing. It notes a Munich physician and Meran Tyrol programs using timed breathing and walking for asthmatic and other patients.
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Munich
Meran
Austrian
Tyrol
Europe
From Hovel to Temple Painter Barry’s Rise to Fame
Born in squalor in Blackpool Cork James Barry rose to top painter status. At 17 his Dublin exhibit earned praise from Edmund Burke and led to London patronage and Rome studies. He created portraits for notable figures including Pope Leo XIII and the Khedive of Egypt.
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Blackpool
Cork
James Barry
St. Paul’s
London
Dorgan
Donahoe’s
Jane Barry
Dublin
Patrick
Oxhil
Edmund Burke
Barry W
Rome
Thaddeus
Leo XIII
Egypt
Gladstone
Liszt
Duchess of York
Santa Fe Excursion Rates for 1901 Tourism
Lamar Colorado July 16 1901 all year tourist rates to Grand Canyon of Arizona and to Phoenix and Prescott Arizona. Dates of sale daily year round. Limits 60 days to reach destination and nine months final return. Stopovers allowed within limits. Grand Canyon $58.40 Phoenix or Prescott $63.40. Hot Springs New Mexico all year round $14.70 round trip with 90 day final limit. Side trips from La Junta Pueblo $2.60 Colorado Springs $4.35 Denver $7.25. Northwest colonist rates March April 1902 to Helena Butte Anaconda intermediate $20 Spokane $22.50 Portland Tacoma Seattle to Oregon Washington $25.
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Santa Fe
Lamar
Colo
Grand Canyon
Arizona
Phenix
Prescott
Grand Canyon of Arizona
Hot Springs
N. Mex
la Junta
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Denver
Northwest
Helena
Butte
Anaconda
Spokane
Washington
Amateu
Portland
Oregon
Tacoma
Seattle
Prescription Bond Sets Record In San Francisco
In San Francisco on August 30, 1901 a trio of businessmen paid 12500 dollars for a Bright's Disease and Diabetes remedy. The deal involved 112500 dollars in coin and stock and followed trials begun November 15, 1900 with ninety percent of test cases showing improvement. Free mailed clinical reports are available from the Joan J. Fulton company at 420 Montgomery Street.
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San Francisco
Bright
Joan J. Fulton Company
Montgomery St
Cal
Final proof notice for Charles E Billingslea at Lamar
Notice from Lamar Colorado dated January 21 1902 announces Charles E Billingslea as a settler filing for final proof on his claim for NEX NW op 225 Rug 47W 6th P.M. The testimony will occur Thursday 1902 before the Register and Receiver in Lamar Colorado with witnesses E C Gordon Q Gleason William Guy and George Pearl all residents of Lamar.
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Lamar
Colo
Otice
Ahuresay
Charles E Billingslea
Nex NW
E.C. Gordon
Q. Gleason
Illiam Guy
George Pearl
Lamar, Rado
Colorado
A. S. Lane
Lamar Etpey
Sarah E. Powers
U.S
Grince
Imade
J. Lamwidow
Goodpell Lainson
Albert Mayhew
Fred Williams
Rowe
H. G. Rowe
Asher Carver
John Sloan
James Carver
Asirep
Lane
Lamar, Couo
Noble E. Carli
August Reyher
Clel Rowe
Albert Rampenthal
B. Jones
Galaralos
Prowers
Lillie L. Brown-Hatch
Lillie E. Brown
Hilda E. Brown
Enna E. Brown
Carl H. Brown
Ray E. Brown
Stephen Brown
Lillie I. Brown-Hatch
Erma E. Brown
Prowers County
State of Colorado
Minnie E. Brown-Keiser
Holmes & Parmenter
Court House
State of
J. K. Doughty
Chamberlains Colic Remedy Powers Kenton Cure
H Seever of Kenton Tennessee suffered bilious colic and sent for relief. A bottle of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cured him after three doses. The notice claims this is the only dependable remedy for severe colic and cholera morbus and notes it is sold by I H Myers in Lamar. It also promotes Chamberlains Stomach and Inner Tablets to restore energy and appetite, available from the same druggist.
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H. Seever
Kenton
Tennessee
Chamberlain
I. H. Myers
Lamar
R. Wheeler
Northwood
New York
Nightmares Blamed for Sleep Deaths by Heart Specialist
A heart expert claims most deaths in bed result from fear induced by nightmares or vivid dreams. He cites autopsy observations and studies of nocturnal disturbances, noting many victims woke exhausted and gravely alarmed by dream content.
Oman's Shrewd Business Sense
Miss Ella Connard of New York, once employed by a life insurer, attracted the attention of a Pennsylvania Railroad official. She negotiated a land purchase in West Thirty-fourth Street for terminals and kept the deal secret to avoid price inflation, saving the company millions and securing a lifelong commission for herself.
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Oman
Ella Connard
New York
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
West Thirty-fourth Street
Connard
Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets Praised
Stomach trouble and constipation relieved by Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets says Mrs S Geiger of Dunkerton Town. Sold by L H Myers Lamar. Also Warner White Wine of Tar cough remedy praised for quick relief and White's Vermifuge for children with worms. Ballards Snow Liniment for burns and sprains. Acxers BiLoop Elixir advertised as blood purifier. Other ads: Thoman for farm lands and town lots, Butler for window shades.
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Warner
McLean Bros
Astor’s Lost Fortune in Louisiana Purchase Plan
A Philadelphia Ledger correspondent cites a legend about John Jacob Astor, De Witt Clinton, and Gov. Morris planning to buy Louisiana from France and sell it to the U.S. government with a 2 percent commission, a deal they abandoned and left Astor claiming a $80 million loss. The note also mentions sugar beets yielding 12 to 13 percent of their weight.
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Philadelphia Ledger
John Jacob Astor
de Witt Clinton
Gov. Morris
Louisiana
France
United States
Astor
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Lamar Register
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Las Animas
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James T. Smith
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L. M. Blackwell
Caxton Building
Ballard
A. W. Seabury
Irwin Building
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C. B. Thoman
Butler's
Boyd
Denver Republican
Mr. Wheeler
North Vide
Henry Bon Durant
R. R
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Sant
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Granby Hillyer
Lamar, Cotorapo
Goodale Building
Bent Bik
East Main St
John OC. Horn
Attorney -at-Laur
Office In Land Office Bldg
S. Wilson
Irwin
J. H. Hardy
Osteopath
N. E. Cornerator Hotel
A. T. Still School
Kirkville, Mo
D. W. Robinson Auctioneer
J Co.streawl
Opera House
M.L. Conwell
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