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Lorain County Reporter

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1893

Page

2

Fragmented notes reveal varied 19th century curiosities

Excerpts discuss women on school boards in Bow Happahire, Hawaiian queen’s simple return, fortunes of William Farrer and Myna Clank Gaings, liquor arrests in Britain, Charley Ross appeal in Toronto, and a mix of social musings. Newspaper tone preserves oddities, quotes, and domestic intrigues from the era.

Bow Happahire

Congress nominees and bills presage fiscal push

The Senate debated a budget plan with committee handling for appropriations and considered a slate of diplomatic appointments including James Zustin to France and Theodore Bunyan to Germany. A series of fires, rail and telegraph news, and economic data followed, with failures, bank activity, and immigration figures for the period.

U. & Senate North Demets Senate Mona James Zustin Loulvians France Theodore Bunyan New Jereecy Germany John E. Risley New York Denmark Ernest B. Baldwin Maryland Treasury Wade Hampton South Carolina Jenes A. Jeckina Wrlpconasia United States Seventh Judicial Circuit Butler

Cabinet Rule Tightens as New Officeholders Await Approval

Prisinexsr Chivenano Mandates no appointments until selected officeholders gain his approval. Secretary Morton ousted J. R. Dodge after a 34-year tenure. Henry A. Robinson of Michigan appointed to fill the vacancy. Notable deaths include Whit tas Brothernoon in Philadelphia. A Kentucky ice-works combine forms to raise prices. Senate nominees include Seymour, Lamoreux, Simms, Lurton, and Judd. Ex-Senator Sachaprry dies at 76. Oxford defeats Cambridge in the annual boat race in London. Smuggling case yields one-year term and $14,000 fine. A great storm hits Minnesota, South Dakota with heavy snowfall and hail.

Prisinexsr Chivenano Morton Agricultural Department J. R. Dodge Henry A. Robinson Michigan Dodge Wiuttas Brothernoon America Philadelphia Cincinnati Covington Kentucky Senate John S. Seymour Connecticut Cyrus W. Lamoreux Wisconsin General Land Office William N. Simms Mississippi Mannstant Interior Horace H. Lurton Tennessee United States Sixth Judicial Circuit Max Judd Missouri Vienna Uniren Statia Ens Sachaprry Wilmington Del Heo Tax University Oxford Cambridge London San Francisco Morrow Deering Louis Olwen Monterey Minnesota South Dakota Faribault Mion Melenboving

Death of Jules Ferry shocks Paris senate chief dies of heart disease

Paris March 1 Jules Ferry president of the French senate died suddenly Friday evening from heart disease. The attack followed a duel threat with M Aubertin in 1887 and long illness with breathing difficulties. Ferry, recently elected senate president, collapsed after a final struggle for air, with physicians administering morphia before he passed away. The city mourns a statesman whose influence and leadership were just beginning to be felt.

Aminza Boeshmne Volkmarakeller Harz Germany Canadian Pacific Manitoba M. Jones Fenny Paris Sierra Mountains Saltillo Mexico Spain Wallace Millport Harbor Scotland William I Royal Museum Benin M. Aubertin Paria Ferry Senate Mme. Ferry Ferry Jlles Ferrytes Jalimost Oui Wotlok M. Perry Ade M. Ferry M. Carnot M. Ribat M Ferry Heros Saint Tie Vosges Par Napoleon Sb Corps Legislatif Pierre Bonaparte Lecelauf Ox Prussia Empire National Defense Marshal MacMahon Grevy Tunis Tonquin House of the Deputies Prince Bismarck Gen Boulangera France Mexica Antonio Proust Raynol Fayerot Count Dillon Houlanger Gen. Boulanger

Danger from alum baking powders warned by health boards

A long warning argues that alum baking powders harm health and may cause serious gastric troubles or death. It contrasts low price and gifts with safer Royal Baking Powder, claiming it is pure and free of alum, lime, and ammonia. Consumers urged to avoid inferior powders and trust Royal for quality, economy, and safety.

Board of Health Ihs U. S Boards of Health Grrocer

Robotic Cure Claim for Catarrh Sparks Offer of $500

An ad claims robots from Dr Sage's Catarrh Rem offer a cure for incurable catarrh. It promises a perfect and permanent fix for the worst cases, with a $500 reward for verification.

Dr. Sage

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