Local Madison Gazette Warns of Political and Voter Turmoil
The Madison Herald notes shipyard progress while condemning Carter Harrison as a traitor. It cites Nebeker for U S Treasurer and skewers McKinley era economics. It questions Chicago voting abuses and defends Southern black voters as Democratic supporters.
Hall's Catarrh Cure offered with reward and assurances
Advertisements offer a one hundred dollar reward for any catarrh cure failure from Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cuenry Co Toledo. Endorsers West TRIAX Walding Kinnan Marvin attest to Cuenry's honor and ability. Pills sold for seven cents per bottle. Also promoted is a best salve for cuts and skin eruptions priced 25 cents per box with money back guarantee if not satisfied. Available from J E O F Harper.
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Hall
F.J. Cuenry & Co
Toledo
F. J. Cherey
J. E. O. F. Harper
Sparks From The Wire Items Of Interest
Apaches talking warpath. The Farmers Alliance of Lewis county Kentucky plans to run a legislative candidate. Hiko Jensen near Cleves Iowa went insane from grip and tried to kill his wife. Ex Judge Henry Chapman died near Doylestown Pennsylvania at age 83. Henry Hartzell near Alliance Kentucky missed 0 of his savings and his hired man James Howard the same night. Rev Camille Lanreatti appointed by propaganda minutante for American affairs police church. A steam pipe burst in the Washington navy yard and Lieutenant Commander Pendleton was seriously burned. Ed Strange of Oneonta Georgia shot his bride of a month. he said it was an accident while shooting a hawk. The wedding of Charles Heiser Bloomington Indiana interrupted by his arrest for seduction. Archie Downard of the assassins of Mathial Voyleson Cynthiana Kentucky convicted for life. Destitution in Lewis county Kentucky due to grip epidemic. At a lumber camp near Reno Arkansas Jack Cassidy crushed his wife’s skull with a club and killed two bystanders and was shot and killed. Directors of Newport and Cincinnati Street Railway paid delinquent license. Mayor Mosby revoked veto of extension ordinance. McCaull Opera Company canceled dates at St Paul Minnesota due to probable passage of the bill to prohibit tights on stage. A portion of the foundation wall of the new building at Fifth and Race streets collapsed. Corinmthan fell. Paul Ciena and William Gibson crushed to death. Henry Kuhnman proprietor of the Georgia hotel Dallas Texas, burned in fire two weeks ago. charged with arson. Clarence Wells and William Whytes arrested St Louis for counterfeiting. they had outfits for manufacture of counterfeit silver coins. About $0 in counterfeit coins found.
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Farmers’ Alliance
Lewis County
Hiko Jensen
Cleves
Iowa
Henry Chapman
Doylestown
Congress
Henry Hartzell
Alliance, C
James Howard
Camille Lanreatti
Propaganda Minutante
Washington Mavy Yard
Pendleton
Ed. Strange
Oneonta
Charles Heiser
Bloomington
Ind
Archie Downard
Mathial Voyleson
Cynthiana
Reno
Ark
Jack Cassidy
Ano
Newport and Cincinnati Street Railway Company
Mosby
McCaull Opera Company
St. Paul
Minima
Fifth
Race Streets
Cforinnath
Paul Ciena
William Gibson
Henry Kuhhnan
Georgia Hotel
Dallas
Tex
James McAnister
Clarence Wells
William Whytes
St. Louis
Burlington Route described as West’s premier railroad
The Burlington Route is presented as a first class line spanning Chicago, Peoria and St. Louis to major cities across Illinois, Iowa, Missouri, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Nebraska and Colorado. It highlights extensive mileage, service to Deadwood and Black Hills mining regions, and broad opportunities for farmers, manufacturers, miners and travelers with daily passenger trains and extensive connections.
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Burlington
Chicago
Peoria
St. Louis
Illinois
Iowa
Missouri
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Nebraska
Colorado
Deadwood
Dakota
Black Hills
Northwest
Farmer
Imprelianut
Rus
St. Denis
Kansas City
Atchison
St. Joseph
Council Bluffs
Omaha
Lincoln
Denver
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway
Missouri River
Joliet
Ottawa
la Salle
Moline
Rock Island
Davenport
Muscatine
Ottumwa
Oskaloosa
Des Moines
Winterset
Audubon
Harlan
Watertown
Sioux Falls
Cameron
Fairbury
Nelson
Horton
Topeka
Hutchinson
Wichita
Belleville
Abilene
Caldwell
Kansas
Pond Creek
Hennessey
Kingfisher
el Reno
Indian Territory
Colorado Spring
Pueblo
Dodge City
Palace
Colorado Springs
California
Salt Lake
Ogden
Portland
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Pike’s Peak
Manitou
Garden of the Gods
Wonder Cures and Remedies Promoted in Local Ads
An 19th century advertisement collage touts Chamberlain Eye and Skin Ointment for chronic sores and skin ailments, Kemp's Balsam for throat and lung issues, and Dr King’s New Discovery for a measles related cough. It mentions local sellers HEBERDART & SON and J. E. C. F. Harper offering trial bottles.
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Heberdart & Son
Kenny
Kemp
Loren Trescott
Gov. Lighthouse
Sand Beach
Mich
Detroit
Dr. King
First Step Into Nervous Prostration Promises Nerve Tonic
The ad touts Electric Bitters as a remedy for nervous prostration claiming to restore appetite digestion and liver and kidney function with surprising results. It advertises a 50 cent bottle sold by J B C F Harper.
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J. B.C. F. Harper
Rumor of Porter Withdrawal From Italy Not Credible
Washington April 13. Diplomatic circles doubt a Rome dispatch claiming United States Minister Porter will be asked to leave Italy if Italy does not respond to the last note by April 14. President and Secretary Blaine declined to comment. The case concerns the New Orleans massacre and ongoing U S investigation.
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Porter
Italy
Washington
Washisgton
Rome
American State Department
New Orleans
United State
Joe Italy
A. Gt. Porter
Blane
Laine
United States
Department of Justice
States
Bart
Blaine
Wasiincros
Harrison
Southern
Westru
Hiv
Sat
Als
MeiXee
Russell Harrison
Aivs
Trunwick
George W. Boyd
Halford
Oalaban
Clark
Austin
United Press
Associated Dress
The
Press News
Rust
I Paso
Tex
April Baseball Crowds Big in St Louis
Yesterday at Sportsmen's Park about 15000 fans watched the Cincinnati St Louis game with special ground rules allowing any hit into the crowd for two bases. Stivetts pitched brilliantly for St Louis while Crane struggled. The Cincinnati error came on Kelly’s wild throw. The game was forfeited and to be replayed today. Louisville defeated Columbus 10 to 1 behind seven early runs and strong defense led by Donovan and Peard. Attendance 7,226. Other games in the circuit were postponed by rain.
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St. Louis
Sportsman's Park
Cincinnati
Crane
Stivetts
Kelly
Louisville
Columbus
Lolan
Donovan
Peard and Wolff
U OU
Colmbus
Decline in Customs Revenues Tops Treasury Concerns
The April to April drop in customs receipts attracts Treasury scrutiny as reliance on duties wanes. A removal of the starch duty boosts free imports, while sugar bounty begins after July. Internal revenue shows a slight rise but fails to offset the steep fall in customs income.
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Trasury Department
Arrangements Set for Republican League Convention in Cincinnati
The Republican League of the United States plans its largest convention at Music Hall Cincinnati starting noon April 28 with delegates from states, congressional districts, and league officers. Andrew B. Humphrey opens national headquarters April 18 at the Grand Hotel.
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New York
Republican League of the United States
Humphrey
League
Music Hall
Cimcinnati
Andrew B. Humphrey
National League
Grand Hotel
Cincinnati
Sertary Humphrey
Republican League
Great Music Hall
James G. Blaine
Chauncey M. Depew
John (. Spoone
Allison
Russell Alger
Forake
J. M. Langston
William Meinley, Jr
Thomas B. Feed
Maine
Rabid Dogs Bite Animals Near Xenia and Indiana
Reports from XeEsTA Ohio and Segwoun Indiana detail multiple rabid dog incidents on April 13. A large dog belonging to Speths near Clinton bit dogs and horses. another dog killed many animals before perishing. In Indiana a strange rabid dog bit Mr Eastwood’s dog, then attacked his daughter Anna before being shot.
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Xeesta
Speths
Clinton
Leon Springs
Mies
Indiana
Segwoun
Ind
J Uhn Fastwood
Plows to Be Sold at Cost by John W. Scott
John W. Scott of 105 Main Street Madison Indiana offers plows at cost. The notice suggests a sale event around March 6 with no stated end date or other terms.
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John W. Scott
Main Street
Madison
Ind
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