Madison February 5 1890s editorial notices and ads
The piece compiles subscription terms for a Madison daily, then shifts to a political column noting the Kansas election of William Peller to the U.S. Senate and critiques on tariff policy, Republican unity, and abolition of district election control. It includes condemnations of Richmond insane hospital management and supports Mayor Thistlewalt for Easter Hospital trusteeship, praising his leadership and local roots.
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Major Blount
Wells
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Thistlewall
Richmond
Easter Hospital
John Thistlewalt
Jefferson County
Madison
Hall's Catarrh Cure and Dr King's New Discovery Ad
An 19th century style advert warns against mercury in medicines and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as taken internally. It also touts Dr King's New Discovery for consumption with testimonials and free trials at Harper's DrugStore.
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F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Tev
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Blue Mound
Kaan
Dr. King
Arthur Love
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Superb Salve Promises Fast Healing For Skin Ailments
The advert touts the best salve in the world for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions. It guarantees satisfaction or money refunded with a price of 26 cents per fl oz, sold by J. E. O. F. Harper.
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J. E. O. F. Harper
Senate apportionment debate and public building actions
Washington dispatches detail Senate and House activity with focus on apportionment bills, census questions, and electoral implications. Reports cover changes in New York City’s census, potential recounts, and Congress’s handling of public building appropriations and military academy funding. Additional items note nominations, irrigation reports, and Senator Hearst’s improving condition.
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National Capital
Washington
Senate
Hale
House
Washburn
Minnesota
Gorman
New York City
Carlisle
Congress
Gorin
Hiscock
New York
Hawley
Rockford
Iowa
Woashixbox
Fort Ellis
Mont
Irrigation Committee
John H. McCarthy
Ailtary Academy
Farmers Alliance Revisions Debated At Omaha Convention
The Farmers Alliance in Omaha resumes sessions to revise the constitution. A proposed amendment to admit all workingmen faced a heated debate, with President Power warning it could split the group and shift power to cities. The plan to make the alliance secret drew discussion, while women’s suffrage support grew. A resolution for Kansas farmer Peffer was tabled.
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Nebraska
Dan
Farmers’ Alliance Convention
Ane
Power
Pan
New York City
National Alliance
Kansas
Peffer
Millionaire Mackey Attacks Man in Nevada Bank Room
San Francisco special reports millionaire John W Mackey entered President Hellman s room at the Nevada bank yesterday and struck confidential agent C W Bonyinge. The two parted before weapons were drawn. sources say this is not the end of the trouble. Bonyinge, long Mackey s chief business associate in the city, is English by birth and recent street chatter hints at a failed deal by Bonyinge. Hellman recently took charge of the Nevada bank amid unconfirmed rumors.
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San Francisco
John W. Mackey
Helliman
Nevada Bank
C. W. Bonyinge
Bonyinge
England
Mackey
Hellman
Taubeneck Implicated in Identity Mix Up Scandal
In Columetous Ohio a report says pictures of Illinois legislator Taubeneck were shown to Ohio penitentiary inmates who identified him as W A Rodgers, a bookkeeper with a forged record. Rodgers is described as a habitual forger with a sensational crime history. An Illinois legislative committee investigates similar charges against Taubeneck.
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Vamue
Pennsylvania
CoLtmeus
H. E. Tanbeneck
House of Representatives
Ohio
W. AR. Rodgers
ISSG
Rodgers
Taubeneck
Alliance
Ilinois
United States
Rogers
Ohio Penitentiary
Wayne County
Union
Washington Legislature Bribery Scandal Opens
Reports from Tacoma and Washington state reveal bribery accusations involving Representative Fraine and others tied to Senator Squire. Hutchinson reportedly faced a bribe offer. Long alleges two senators received votes via $2,000 checks. Separate notes cover George Harris’s prolonged fast, a construction accident, a bank closure, a mystery telegraph company license, a Jacksonville mill fire, a Massanay forger, and no senator chosen in the thirty-fifth ballot.
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Fraime
Shokomish County
Squire
Frame
Hutchinson
Senator Long
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