Remarkable cure stories for King’s New Discovery and more
A Lake City merchant recounts using King’s New Discovery for consumption with immediate relief after months of coughing and wasting. Testimonials praise renewals of youth via Electric Mills and Guc klen’s Arnica Salve for wounds and skin ailments. Also advertised are various remedies from F G Seaman & Co including 25 cent salves and glycerine silver for cuts burns and piles.
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W. H. Morgan
Lake City
Fis
Gucklen
F.G. Seaman & Co
National Lawmakers Six Day Roundup in Congress
A six day digest reports on Senate activity with bills on public buildings at Lansing and Sioux City, Yellowstone park police rules, and a Washington monument fund. It notes adjournment shifts, tariff debate, pension bills for Logan and Blair, and proposed South American trade relations. House and Senate referred and passed varied measures amid debates on immigration land ownership and fisheries treaties.
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Lansing Mich
Borey
Yellowstone Park
Sioux City
Cheyenne, Wy. T
St. Louis
Nelson
Minnesota
Dovor
Washecton City
House
Senate
United States
Taraney
Taulber
Hateh
Matson Appond
Dockery
Cochran
Mr. Logan
Blairs
Wasnixpton City
Bay City
Mich
South America
Manitoba
America
State Department
House Revolution
Paris
Yana
Voorhues
Wiwons
Washington
L. Taylor
Senore
Houe
Union Wacifle
Arizona
New Mexico
Wastinetos City
Berry
Treasury
Stewart
Peconmit
Reagan
Middleberger
Mills
Congress
Washingtow City
Chicago
Iowa
Riddleberger
Edmards
Virginia
Edmunds
Beck
Sp. Wm
Oesnijcary
Reves Mpi BP. m
Anton
Alfred Pleasanton
Election Returns From Various Cities Retained Races
A sprawling report of the April 3 to 8 election results across Kansas Ohio Michigan Wisconsin and Indiana. Winners include Worrien for council and a woman mayor in Oskarooxa Kan and Judge Pugh in Ohio with Republicans and allies scoring gains in Cincinnati and Hamilton County. Detroit saw favorable Republican trends while Grand Rapids Port Huron and other towns saw mixed results with temperance and labor issues influencing votes.
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Oskarooxa
Kan
Worrien
Cormsines
Ohio
Pugh
Columbus
Foraker
Justice Martin
Fhurynan
Martin
Fasua
Cyxets
SM. Werton
Grand Rapid
Detroit
Dravere
Towa
Knights of Labor
Cuitaco
Elre
Indiana
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Socialista
Ucketa
Michigan
Wotton
Democratic National Committee
Grand Rapids
Port Horan
Coldwater
Republicups
Death in the Mine at Hill Missouri disaster reported
A natural gas explosion at the Keith and Percy Coal Company mine near Rich Hansonpur in Missouri trapped about 49 miners. At least four bodies recovered and twenty or more believed dead with many rescued, including several workers brought to surface alive before a second blast halted rescue efforts. Estimates vary on total fatalities and injured. responders expect more removals as gas cleared.
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Lima
George Sweeney
Hutiess
Eddies Brown
Henry Brown
Gus Lee
John Crawford
Ed Heed
Newman Gray
Butler Gry
Bob Dick
Joan Henry
William Kay
L. R. Dixon
Gibson McFerran
Job Neptune
Carl Neptune
John Benry
Railroad strikes end in Chicago amid mediation efforts
On April 4 a Burlington night boycott ended as strike leaders and railroads reached a settlement. St Paul Milwaukee St Paul Fort Wayne Michigan Central lines halted then resumed with crews returning to work. Mediation by Chief Largeant and the Interstate Law review influenced discharges and the handling of QO cars at stockyards.
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Burlington
St. Paul
Fort Wayne
Michigan Central
Chicago
Largeant
St. Paul Road
Lbs Company
Gage
Lamb&rnien
Fort Warne
St. Tan
Cucano
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Chicaga
Miller Momday
Lake Shore
Miiasis Central
Q” Treigutan
Gresham
Unite States
Wennesday
Mills tariff bill sparks Republican clash in Congress
Washington April 4 A Washington special notes the minority report on the Mills tariff bill is nearly twice the size of the majority report urging passage. Maj McKinley faults the process and hearing rights, cites industry groups denied hearings, and argues partial tariff reform would aid Northern farm products while harming other regions. The piece also covers a California nomination setback and a denunciation of the engineer brotherhood in a broader rail union report.
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Washngton City
Washington
Pittsburg
Maj. McKinley
Obit
Ube Mills
Luter
Teo
Congress
House of Representatives
Tinerty
Grant Badeau Controversy Replies to Col Grant
New York April 3 Gen Badeau issues a press statement addressing the Grant Badeau dispute over the memoirs. He accuses Col Grant of starting the public quarrel and calls his press reply vulgar and irrelevant. Badeau asserts only two questions: whether Gen Grant is bound by the written agreement and whether he may pursue court action. He claims a $21000 payment was promised, that later offers were made with conditions he could not accept, and that relations with Gen Grant were close until five months before the general’s death. He argues Grant could not have written the May 5 1845 letter about Bardens compensation, or if so not in his right mind. Badeau charges Grant with trying to shield himself by dragging his father into the mire. He says the pending suit will prove the work he did and that manuscripts will be preserved with his corrections and revisions, and that the May A. Do date with the original agreement will be produced, exposing inconsistency.
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Grant
New York
Badeau
Brteaud
Gen. Grant
Badean
Bardens
Nemairs
Col. Crant
Badenu
Col
Cien
Missouri River floods isolate Elk Point rail line
Disaster reports from Elk Point indicate Missouri river overflow rivals 1881, washing out Milwaukee tracks. Rail service disrupted with trains routed around the obstructions. Water higher than 1881, ice scarce yet drift and piers threatened by debris as crews attempt to protect bridges.
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Mixweards
Minn
the Journal'y Wanton
Missouri
Elk Point
Milwaukes
Sioux City
Towa
Dispatch
Ponca
Jefferson
Milwaukee Company
Hope for Consumption New Theory of Dread Disease
An article promotes a kidney-centered theory of consumption. It argues albumen in urine signals kidney disorder as the true cause of lung decline, claiming Warner's Safe Cure as the superior treatment. It cites London hospital data and footnotes the dangers of kidney failure, urging swift remedy.
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Peterson, Clay Co
F. A. Seaman & Co
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Flax
Draguiats
Ayraapt's
Orige
A. O. Hyde
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Ibiafpaner
Llédec
Caase Baothens Couraxy
Rochester
Joura
Lutoutalwaga
Trout Creek
St. Clair Co
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Randall St. Boutonaries
Shaker Beeman
Boots
Pei Byrup
A.J. White
Warren Street
Orks
Ann Hs
Hunska Booy
Akanor
Rad-Head Remedy Co
Farrand, Willems & Detealt
Feu
Hayfever
Ely
Washington City
Bell-Delnse
Fromen
Kansas Town
Jurlington
Tolono
Ills
TooNo
Lls
Joseph McKelvy
George McKelvy
J. N. Armstrong
Champaign
Sy Baker
Ventana
Tillie Sipp
John Sipp
East One Hundred
MR. Mills
Bill
M'Kinley
Marion Brooks
Southern District of
California
Cleveland
George J. Denny
Brooks
Cariaco
Cincinnati
Crixcisson
Cinciss
Hakhisucre
Mls
Odook Bunluy
Sarah Pearce
W. P. McFarland
Roo
A. Nyberg
E. M. Provine
C. A. Priester
Tonild
Philadelphia
Pui Lane
Louia
Claus Spreckles
Delaware River
Spreckels
John G. Jumson
George Whilbur
First National Link
Wharton Barker
Isaac Hough
Kulves
Panu
Floquet
Prewier
Goblet
Freycinet
Krantz
Marina
Ricard
Justice
Peytra
Lockroy
Thikanay Fore
M. Viedguet
Bowe
Ton Hospital
London
England
Warner
JW. Westlake
Vernon
METEC
Msta Mla
Toferno
Dalbwin
Geo
G. Breketoe
Deak bin
Pourulgia
Lena
W. Nicrolare
Register Deeds
Lake Co
Tria
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U. S
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Dales Bird
Mene
Manes
Jon Demers
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