Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery touted for liver and blood cures
The advertisement proclaims Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a bold blood purifier and liver tonic with a money back guarantee if it fails. It claims to treat tetter eczema boils goitre swollen glands and various ulcers with rapid healing under its benign influence from the World's Dispensary Medical Association of Buffalo New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
World’s Dispensary Medical Association
Main Street
Buffalo
Madison Indiana Herald news and Treasury articles excerpt
The Madison Indiana Herald highlights Republican silver policy talk and a New York World critique of Senator Quay. It notes alleged stock operations with J Blake Walters, a $100000 loan to cover losses, and questions over a second Treasury raid with securities not denied.
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Senator Quay
Senate
New York World
Quay
J. Blake Walters
Treasury of Pennsylvania
Walters
Treasury
Allison Favored as Likely Successor to Indiana Chief Justice
The Indianapolis News reports Judge J. Y. Allison of Madison as the serious, favored candidate to succeed the late Judge Berkshear on Indiana's Supreme bench. He is described as an old and eminent lawyer with Senate and bench experience, widely regarded as sound and capable. Governor Hovey is expected to appoint a Republican to the vacancy, and the Herald supports Allison for the post.
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J. Y. Allison
Judge Berkshear
Supreme Bench of
Indiana
Indianapolis News
Madison
Woasiineros
Charles Foster
Lie
Eceiaty
Treasury
Foster
Ohio
Republiciss
Magee civil service bill defeated in Indiana Senate
The Indiana State Senate defeated Magee's bill by a 26 to 22 vote to place certain benevolent institution employees under civil service rules. The Herald praises the seven Democrats who voted for the measure and condemns the opponents, lauding Senator Burke as the Democratic leader and predicting a bright future for him.
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Magee
Benevolent Institutions of
Indiana
Civil Service
State Senate
Herato
Burke
Sweeney
Griffith
the Herald
Henraxp
Senate
Indiana Democrats Demand Fresh Faces in State Institutions
A Democratic editorial criticizes long tenures of Indiana state superintendents at institutions like Fort Wayne’s asylum and Plainfield reform school. It argues for nonpartisan or truly Democratic appointees, condemns political influence and lobbying by officials, and urges dismissal of those tied to the party. The piece cites past ties and calls for rotation to curb “soft snaps” and nepotistic appointments.
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Indiana
Burke
John Blake
Fort Wayne
Blake
Charlton
Reform School
Plainfield
Democratic Party
Magee
Thomas
Evansville Hospital
Heraup
Herato
General Assembly
Alum Baking Powder List and Government Warning
A long list identifies common baking powders alleged to contain alum. The piece notes many brands and cites US Government Chemist H A Mott urging prohibition of alum in baking powders. It also comments on evolving electric home conveniences altering morning routines.
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Calumet
Kenton
Silver Star
Forest City
No Spoon
Patapsco
Empire
Gold
Veteran
Cook’s Favorite
Sun Flower
Buckeye
Crown
Wheeler's
Gem
Scioto
Ne Plus Ultra
Eureka
International
Golden Sheaf
Burnett’s Perfect
State
Silver King
Crystal
Centennial
Windsor
Sovereign
Daisy
H. A. Mott
United States
Madison
Congress Forecast Measures To Be Considered
Washington Feb 28. Senate action expected on several bills including the Paddock pure food bill and the Conger lard bill. Discussion likely to widen to include the sundry civil appropriation, the World’s Fair, and the navy pay bill. House action anticipated on remaining appropriation bills and a new mint building in Philadelphia. A weathered summary of nominations and other routine measures follows.
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Senate
Tris f.Torae
Civil Service Commission
Senate Saturnay
Watonetos
Geutetown
Onae
Padelphia
Messrs. Et Cat . Morgan
Gray
Navy
Tf A. Om
Iicuss
Bins Ae
Pennsylvania
Wietan
T.e
House
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Pullmaan
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New York
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RYTO
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Salis
Chicago
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Indianapolis
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Mape
Tims
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Omoe
South
Ilinois St
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Moacormick
Taay
Adams
Lin. C. Jones
Office
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Yale
Dr. Bull's
Atail Druggtet
Almond
West St
Madison, Ind
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Ling
Sethina Mackie Co
Orange
Tge Square
W. Y
Febddl& Wim
ICT
H. Hallett & CO
Portland
Males
Porfoeg
Tinson & Co
Maine
Luburg MF. CO
Éwyl
Wood
Pia Rhea
Petia
Wood Chemical Co
Woodward Ave
Detroit
Mich
Pond Lily Company
Pinber Block
Detrol Mizk
Deod&wly
Congress Forecast
Congress
Boliss
News
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Ocerdiigs
Pater
Crookanrows
A. Brves
Georgetown
Bruce
Wissup
Conn
Gallat
Nville
N. Y
New England
Kild
Wiele
Jackson
Miss
Albert Hitt
Dr. Lamb
Jar
Lamb
Mount Morris
Genesee River
Tansville
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Sprrciric Co
Atlanta, Ga
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Hubbard Bros
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Statin
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WW. Chase
Nurnery’ En
Rochester, N, Y
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Wourld
Himrod Manny’g. CO
Fulton ST
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Epps
Signor Wilberto Verdi
New York City
Parker
Ae Parker
Hiscoy & CO
Lowell
Eric Medical
True & CO
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Anne Page
Austin
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Goodwin
Troy
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America
Inson &C
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