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Newspaper
Madison Weekly Herald
Location
Madison, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1891
Page
4
The notice outlines subscription rates for a weekly edition with advance payment and address change procedures. It reports on Banger Batsman and Blocks-of-five Dudley suing each other over alleged cheating. It critiques Republicans, previews Japan’s Parliament, and discusses railroads and winter weather effects on coal demand and stocks.
An ad claims Dr Sage's Catarrh Remedy cures long standing catarrh once deemed incurable. It lists common symptoms such as headache Nasal discharge throat drainage and references failing senses and debility. The text touts effectiveness and price.
The Philadelphia Manufacturer refuses to retract or qualify its charge that James G Blaine delivered a political blow to the Republican party before Democrats struck. The piece is run by the Manufacturers Club with influential backers including Wanamaker. The Administration aims to re elect itself and conditions Blaine’s remaining as Secretary of State on not seeking the presidential nomination.
An advertisement urges ladies and children to take Brown's Iron Bitters for malaria indigestion biliousness and liver complaints noting it is pleasant to take.
Gen Miles telegram from Hermosa cites 62 dead warriors on plain and 18 more elsewhere with 6 badly wounded and 6 with a party of 23 abandoned by Capt Jackson. He notes 39 Arapaho with 21 wounded and warns Brule attacks hinder full count. Commissioner Miles adds total casualties near 300 Indians killed in the broader engagement.
The bureau reports on an El Impar cial editorial noting a coastwise trade loophole allowing American flour to enter Spain then Cuba or Puerto Rico as Spanish flour with profits for reimporters. Mexico grants duty free corn import and marks a perfumery lab by a New York man. Senate and House actions on elections bill, post office robber arrests, and new federal appointments are summarized with dates.
Furnaces in Mahoning and Shenango valleys plan to close on January 10 after a meeting in Youngstown Ohio representing 23 furnaces. High railroad tariffs and coke costs force losses, coke makers refuse deeper price cuts, risking at least 10 000 jobs and rail freight disruption.
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