Local notes and university news from Hanover and Madison
Hanover reports on the Oratorical Association election and contest plans with Phi Gamma Delta and Delta Tau Delta sections vying for leadership. Other items include Christomathean and Zetelatean society activities, a reception at Professor Garrett’s home, and student humor. The issue also covers weather notes and political commentary on election reform and public safety in Indiana.
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Hanover
Oratorical Association
Sigma Chi
Phi Gamma Delta
Delta Tau Delta
Bete
Phi Gams
Delta Taus
J. W. Clekey
America
Clekex
Brown's Iron Bitters Cures Dyspepsia and Debility
An old advertisement proclaims Brown's Iron Bitters as a remedy for dyspepsia indigestion and general debility. The copy emphasizes digestive relief and renewed strength from this tonic.
Scrap of Paper Saves Her Life With Dr King’s New Discovery
A frail woman near death from consumption reads of Dr King’s New Discovery on wrap paper. She uses samples and full bottles, gains strength, and weighs 140 pounds. W. H. Cole, Fort Smith, offers details. J. E. Harper’s drug store sells Electric Bitters for digestion and liver issues at 50 cents to 1.00 per bottle.
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Dr. King
W. H. Cole
Fort Stith
Jd. E. C. F. Harper's Drug Store
J. E. O. F. Harper
Senate and House Washington News From February Sessions
In the senate Jacob H. Galinger was seated from New Hampshire as debates over silver and economic policy heated. Fortification and pension appropriations moved, while the house adjourned with the diplomatic and sundry civil bills advancing in committee. A secret session removed secrecy from the Brussels slave trade treaty, with ratification pending.
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House
Washington News
Washington
Jacob H. Galinger
New Hampshire
Messrs
Dawes
Cockrell
Edward Atkinson
Pawes
Mrr. Atkinson
J. A. Cavenby
Ale Suioo
New Jersey
Iuneroot
New York
United States
Canada
Washincton
Brussels
Jjlaine
Persia
Turkey
Zanzibar
Central Africa
Cherokee Outlet Settlement Bill Advances in House
The house committee on territories favors a substitute to open the Cherokee outlet to settlement under homestead laws at 1.25 dollars per acre with penalties for illegal entry. An appropriation of seven to eight million dollars is projected. Navy orders place the Pensacola and Baltimore to the Chile coast after moves from Montevideo and Ourlow.
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Christamathean Literary Society
J.B. Garrett
Miss Blanchard
Miss Southgate
Miss Ramsay
Miss McCoy
Miss Daugherty
Miss Torrance
Miss Burcham
Misa Clemmons
Zetelathean Society
Miss McConnell
Misa Logan
Misa Wilson
Miss Haven
Miss Drayer
Miss Morse
Miss Winston
Miss Hamilton
Miss McCormick
Misses Logan
Hall and McElrath
Cher Kee
WasHinatos
House Committee On Territories
Child
Washington
Navy Department
Pensacola
Montevideo
Chili
Baltimore
Ourlow
United States
Eastern Woman Plays Havoc in Olympia Blackmail Ring
A Tacoma report says Mrs. Emma Grey, possibly Emma Holman, has been blackmailing state officials in Olympia. She allegedly lures visitors with a card, locks doors, and extorts money, claiming ties to Congressman Holman’s family while claiming eastern connections. Police pressured victims to prosecute, but they declined. She arrived in Olympia about two weeks ago.
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Tacoma
Wash
Emma Grey
Olympia
Wolman
Emma Holman
Holman
Tdiana
Senate Ballots Signal Possible Alliance For Senator
Joint session at noon in Springfield Illinois conducts ballot 57 for United States senator with Palmer at 101 votes. Cockrell absent due to illness. Republicans and F M B A abstain. Alliance names three Republican targets for possible unity. In Dakota Moody leads Republican 39 versus Tripp Democrat 23 and Campbell Independent 52. Melville Republican 20.
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Lll
United States
Palmer
Cockrell
Alliance
Pirkie
Dak
Moody
Tripp
Campbell
Melville
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