Free Treatment by English Specialist at Madison Hotel
The celebrated English specialist, formerly of Toronto, now examining physician at Southern Medical Institute, Louisville, will be at Madison, Minnesota, Madison Hotel, Friday January 22 1892 for one day only with monthly follow ups. He treats chronic and nervous diseases, deafness, eye ear nose and throat issues, kidney and urinary troubles, Brights disease diabetes dyspepsia rheumatism paralysis and epilepsy reportedly cured. Spermatorrhea impotency eruptions and facial hair removal offered with cure guarantee if not too far advanced.
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Electrical Medical College
Toronto
Canada
Southern Medical Institute
Luisville
Madison
Madison Hotel
Appleman
Bellvue Hospital
New York City
Can
Bellvue
Charity
Bright
Southern Medical & Surgical Inst Ad in Louisville
The ad promises cures for blood and skin diseases including syphilis scrofula stricture gleet and women’s ailments such as leucorrhea painful menses womb displacement and back pain. The doctor offers portable instruments and free confidential consultation at 520 Fifth Avenue Louisville Ky.
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Southern Medical & Surgical Inst
Fifth Avenue
Louisvile
Hill for President bid gains party support in the Midwest
The New York Sun notes men from Pennsylvania Ohio New York Indiana and several Southern States met to back Hill for President. J M Kerr would be elected committeeman from Pennsylvania and the state would give Hill a solid delegation. Major Funk canvassed in Louisville district for Jason B Brown and another contestant may enter. Friends urge James K Marsh of the city to consider running.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
Pennsylvania
Ohio
New York
Indiana
Hill
J. M. Kerr
Jeffersonville
Louisville Courier-Journal
Major Funk
Jason B. Brown
Congress
Brown
James K. Marsh
Excerpt From Isaac P. Gray Letter Attacking War Expenditures
The letter cites wartime costs, high prices for gold coffee sugar and subsistence goods, and compares them to peacetime prices in 1892. It claims government expenses exceed 1 billion under the current administration and tariff rates are at wartime highs, criticizing the president for growing expenditures.
Matthews as Candidate for Governor in 191? Race
The Indianapol is News quotes Secretary of State Matthews praising Claude Matthews as a viable candidate for governor, while declaring he will run for attorney general and seek the nomination. The Times endorses Matthews as a strong, businesslike choice with broad farmer and industrial appeal.
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Smith
Matthews
Indianapolis News
Indiana
the Times
Claude Matthews
South Bend Times
Chraziberlain’s Hye and Skin Ointment Offered
A cure for chronic sore eye salt rheum scald head and eczema is advertised. The product claims cooling relief and has reportedly cured hundreds after other treatments failed. Available in 25 and 60 cent boxes through Hanano subscriptions.
Senate Committees Ready to Act Contested Cases Delayed
Washington January 11 The senate committees face a busy week with many bills resolutions and nominations awaiting action. Contested election cases from Idaho and Florida likely postponed to the following week while judiciary nominees prompt possible fights. House plans undecided. Rusk to seek clerks assignment and Blount may reopen relief vote.
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Senate
Washineton
Idaho
Florida
Committee On the Judiciary
Voorhees and Turpie
Judge Woods
Indiana
House
T. Rusk
Committee On Accounts
Blount
Committee On Rules
Uprising in Ascención Mexico Ends in Mob Rule
Reports from Deming New Mexico describe a Thursday uprising in Ascención Chihuahua where 200-strong mob shot at the town hall killing Anchelor and several combatants. The Garza faction appears linked to the unrest with Mexican authorities rushing troops toward the border town.
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Deming
N. M
Ascension
Chihuahua
Diaz
Garza
Presidio
Rafaelo Anchelor
Anchelot
Anchelor
Franco Fanzo
Juan de Matta Vasquez
Senor Pasalagua
Juarez
Ihnahna
Pospesstoy
Nine cities bid to host Democratic National Committee meeting
Washington dispatch says nine cities Milwaukee Kansas City Indianapolis St Paul Detroit New York Buffalo San Francisco and Cincinnati have formally entered the contest for hosting the next Democratic convention. The national committee will convene January 21 in this city and delegations will be housed at several hotels.
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Washington
William Dixon
National Democratic Committee
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Detroit
New York
Buffalo
San Francisco
Cincinnati
National Committee
Arlington
McKinley Inaugurated Governor of Ohio in Grand Ceremony
William McKinley Jr. assumed control of Ohio's executive department in a rotunda inauguration attended by supreme court judges, state officers elect, clergy, officials, and press. A three-carriage procession, prayers, oaths, and a reviewing parade drew extensive militia and Republican club support led by General Axline and Colonel Hunt.
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J. W. Nichols
D. D. Taylor
A. L. Harris
W. Q. Marquis
J. C. Rorick
M. D. Shaw
J. F. McGrew
R. K. Willis
C. W. Gaumer
D. C. Cunningham
H. W. Bennett
William McKinley, Jr
Supreme Court
Senate Chamber
Fr. A. Axline
Foraker
Colonel Hunt
Cincinnati
Frank Wisner
Columbus
W. L. Squire
Ohio League of Republican Clubs
Quiet After Terrible Unrest In Arkalon Kansas
In Arkalon Kansas troops have quelled unrest and residents return to normal life. The sheriff race ends with the contestor victorious though allies of Judge Botkin gain influence. Six suspects in Dunn murder remain. only Anderson and Leach will face trial. others released due to lack of evidence. Witness Hutchinson to be moved to safety.
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Arkalon
Tmen
Possesson
Botkin
Dunn
Anderson
Leach
Guyman
Hutchinson
Multiple incidents reported from Ohio and Pennsylvania
News notes include a Panhandle railroad collision near Steubenville injuring five passengers but causing no serious injuries, a fatal knife attack in Columbus, a court suit over gambling losses in Springfield, a mine fire in Tamaqua, and a testimonial praising Ely's Cream Balm for catarrh from Clarence L. Huff of Biddeford Maine.
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Ely
Milton T
Palm
Reading
Paj Jandd&wiw
Steubenville
Panhandle
Venetia
Caniff
CoLumBus
Simpson
North Third Street
Ohn P. Smith
James Walker
Smith
Walker
W. T. Bowles
St. Francis Hospital
Clarence L
Huff Biddeford
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Ayer
J. G. Gordon
Carrol Co
A. A. Sherman
Coeymans
N. Y
E. D. Estabrooks
Canterbury
N. B
Sacramento
Cal
Dr. J. G. Ayer & CO
Lowell
Mass
All Druggiate
Eix
J.S. Appleman, M. D
Cadwallader’s
Alling & Lodge
Kernen
West Street
Ind
John Adams
L. C. Sules, Lemoo, Réltor and
Punticner
iEntered
Claus
Ofice
East Main Street
Isaac P. Gray
South Bend
Ernor
Chraziberlain
Mexico
Usovace
Dayton
Dayton, O
Citizens’ Committee
Pitcher’s Castoria
Williama
McKinley
Kansas
Gambler
Springfield
Harry Rhonemus
Rhonemus
Charlie Bird
Rapidoung
Bird & Gib Bong the Tobacconists
Bird
Tamaqua
Lehigh
Horuef
Rogers & Cowlam
West Main Street
Arken & Lambert
N. T. Drake & CO
Madison, Ind
Geo
Diederich’s
W. Main St
Ely Beos
Warren &T
Ion
Slane Derson
IndianapolisEd Business University
Osborn Fences
Scribner’s Magazine
Andrew Johnson
Samuel Parsons, Jr
Leroy M. Yale
New Zealand
Sidney Dickinson
Australia
Birge Harrison
Charles Scribner’s Sons
Broadway
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