Wonderful Remedies Sell Across Rome Wholesale Trade
W D Hoyt Co advertise Dr King s New Discovery Electric Bitters and Bucklen s Arnica Salve with testimonials from Mobile and local buyers claiming cures for consumption bronchitis and other ailments. They pledge guarantees and offer trial bottles and dealer endorsements for these medicines and salves.
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W. D. Hoyt & Co
Dragelats
Rome
Eny
Dr. King
Bockien
Thie
F. O. Seaman & Co
Conkling Undergoes Critical Brain Surgery Fight For Life
Reports describe Senator Conkling's grave condition as doctors remove a portion of the temporal bone to drain brain pressure. A jacket of pus was found behind the skull, and post operative signs showed some improvement though fever and delirium persisted. Family members remained at his side as physicians warned the fight could last forty-eight hours with slim chances of recovery.
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Dea
Delaflord
Barker
Ethur Waa
Pug Tal
Conklin
Conkling
Nak
Sands
Stokes
Sandgiv
Mr. Stokes
Tiu
Myos
Wedding plans spark rumor in royal circles
In April Renwis reports the emperor accepted no resignation from Prince Bismarck to block Victoria and Alexander marriage. Sources claim the chancellor yielded concessions elsewhere. Empress Victoria travels to Pozan via Landsberg and Krente amid widespread enthusiasm.
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Renwis
Bismarck
Prince Bismarck
Victoria
Princ Alexaner
Emstress Vieritisinas Victorta
Posan
Landaberg
Krente
Train Attack by Non-Union Crew Wounds Two Railroad Workers
An alarming Monday evening incident near Burlington yards left two railroad workers injured when a Burlington engine No. 177 confronted a hostile mob. Foreman Charles Somers fired on the crowd after a stone struck the engineer O’Connell, wounding several bystanders including M. J. Welsh and James Davland. Police intervened as the engine was halted near Fortyth Street and Nineteenth Avenue. Somers surrendered. injuries include critical condition of Livyland and possible amputation for one victim.
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Cioeana
Burlington
Charla Samera
Burtington
Sixteenth Street
Forwerth Street
Ashland Avenna
Ebay Amlaicht
Janus Fcrnwell
Woo Potter
Gremany
Carey
Frank Hurley
Charles Sonera
O'Connell
Somers
Grans
Thy
Bomers Brod
James Davland
Rock Island
Forty Seventh Etrout
Fortieth Street
Forty-seventh Street
M. J. Welsh
Lake
Doyland
Hoot Street
Olivers Murphy
Jones
Kiengzo & Alton
Sontersandes
Town of Lake
Hartnett
States to receive refunds if the direct tax bill passes
Inquiries from state governors about refunds under the direct tax repeal bill show Iowa to get 25 percent on 854,774 dollars, Kansas 10 percent on 62,560, Kentucky 5 percent on 206,400, Maine 25 percent on 357,702, Maryland 13,000 on 971,002, Massachusetts 29 percent on 700,000, Michigan 40 percent on 423,498, Minnesota 25 percent on 92,200, Missouri 15 percent on 187,000, New York 15 percent on 2,153,100, Ohio 10 percent on 1,303,085, South Carolina 55 percent on 368,570, and Alaska 50 percent on 4,200.
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Wasuinotoy Orry
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
New York
Ohio
South Cure Line
Alaska
Alger Declares Candidacy for Presidency at Fifth Avenue
Gen Russell Alger, Michigan ex governor, announces informal candidacy for president at the Fifth Avenue hotel in New York, saying he will seek nomination from the Chicago convention despite claims of not wanting office. He criticizes those who deny interest yet push for votes.
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New Yoas
Gen
Russell
Alger
Michigan
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Gen. Alger
Eld
Chicago
Congress Debates Direct Tax Bill Amid Filibuster Row
In Washington the Senate and House wrangle over the direct tax measure with filibustering and procedural maneuvers. Debates touch treasury coinage, bond purchases, and a proposed silver dollar substitute, while Congress adjourns and resumes amid partisan stalemate.
Dr Mary Walker Pensioned amid Private Pension Bills
In Washington on April 7, the senate advanced several private pension bills of broad interest. Highlights include a $25 monthly pension for Dr Mary Walker as an Intersistant suf facon, a $6000 yearly pension for Gen Charles T Stone's widow, and increases or new stipends for several Revolutionary War and Civil War era widows including Nancy Raina, Rear Admiral Nicholson, Gen Kilpatrick, Gen Robert Anderson, Brig Gen Taylor, and Commander Gisson among others.
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Wasinsotox
Waate
Bow
Wanttisuton Cty
House
Tennessee
Tskyp
Wasuinotos City
Feuate
Wterim
United States
Zogland
France
Dakota
Senate
Washington Cary
John Rutledge
South Caroline
Dlages
Buller
Ubu Ui
Memphis
Washington City
Sanatariy
Mary ¥. Walker
United States Army
Charles T. Stone
Nancy Raina
Secretary of the Interior
Nicholson
Jacison Kilpatrick
Robert Anderson
Gen. Taylor
Gisson
DROWNED IN AN OLD WELL IN PALMYRA MISSOURI
Arbor or Tre^s-Misanting Day events led to a school van accident as twenty children wandered from teachers into a rotten well cover. Fifteen fell in, two drowned, Arthur Liteht and May Uolan, while seven were badly injured and three expected to die. Rescue efforts followed.
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Traghle
Brifia
Trout Creek
Clair Cu
Sevel
Mme
Woo
J. McCuon
Raodall Sr
Boston
Seigla
Reigel
A.J. White
Warren
New York
Palmyra
Missouri
Pero Borhig
Piret
CIA
Eileen
Arthur Liteht
May Uolan
Barnum Arrives in St Louis for Democratic Convention Prep
William I. Barnum, chairman of the Democratic national committee, arrived in St Louis and met with city leaders at the Southern hotel. A municipal deputation, led by Mayor Franks, welcomed him as plans for the convention center location and arrangements began to take shape amid expected logistics and funding questions. The North wing of the exposition building is favored for the event, with ongoing talks on expenses and transportation during the convention period.
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National Democratic Committee
St. Louis
William I. Barnum
Democratic National Committee
Franks
Barnum
Olaice Moudsy
Informo Narnum
Ally
Tho T
Uriuna
Ita
Annaeral
Cue Dame
FEO
Ohioans Celebrate Northwest Territory Settlement Anniversary Big Gatherings
The Ohio historical celebrations mark ten years since the Northwest settlement. In Marietta, Governor Foraker and Senator Hoar headlined centennial ceremonies with speeches by Hayes and Hale. cheers rang as labor bells rang in honor of 10 years since the arrival of pioneers. A New York banquet honored the Buckeye state’s first settlement with Thomas Ewing and Gen. Sherman, among others.
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Conchinien
Delimunlea’s
Mametta
Northwest Territory
Ohio
Jaditine
Miquid
Michigan
Wisconsin
Ohio State Archaological Society
Lisened
J.C. Sessions
Columbus
Cox
Markretta
Foraker
George F Hoar
Marietta
Nouther Plymouth
Hayes
F. Bunt
Cincinatis
Edward Everett Hale
Qohio
Yonkers
Metropolitan Opera House
Supreme Court of the United Paute
Length of days and ancient lifespans discussed in relic notes
A fragmentary article muses on long-ago lifespans and the belief that life was richer in earlier eras. It cites emperors and nobles living centuries, and contrasts ancient remedies with modern medicine while promoting Warner’s Log Cabin Remedies as a colonial patent remedy series.
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Roduc
Goughs
Wanda
Road Remedy Co
Lincoln
Web
Farrand, Williams & Co
Detroit
Bhotiantes
Altils
Thivia Ns
Epemenistes
Nna
Crowna
Monarcha
Fohi
Apaphas
Thebesgyptian
Tacittes
Tainea
Duhon
Alexander Cornelian
Warner & Cr
Warnera Sule Core
Warner
Baldwin
Mich
Geo.g. Bicketee
J. W. Menotan
Luke Ca
U.S
G. Steketee
Crand Ravids
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Kackson
F. C. Seaman & Co
Martha’s Vineyard
Clarke
All Druggiate
Juraept's
O' Griguy
A. O. Hyde
Ly Llnoys
Ulefer
Ein the World
Saspiscen
We One
Shiecegor Nver
Cul Priocy
Aiddeest
Janus L. Maeriott
I Fifth Ave
Wrodee
Aeston Poor-Munger
Mtany Sonik
Catabah
Ely
N.Y
Padkage
Woris
Edward Stokes
Tim Hut
Mr. Conkliny
Snrtley
Rascok Conklin
Alers
de Nurs
Conking
de Aon Cupitten
Hell Man
Wiilkewanux
Deany Mack
Rink
Eri Savin
Congress
Wasinisatox City
Freedmen’s Savings Bank
Neck
Treasury
Reagan
Sherman
McPherson
Stewart
Wasuatox City
Clcathan
Wilson
Lowa
Spooner
Ruthesdt Wational
Tha Senate
Bureau of Animal
Reid
Houww
Duchhal
Tennessce
Knoxvitts
Tenn
Cumberland Gap
Pope
Bastien
Az Verna
Ae Ee
Fabio Mar- Eabed
Mary Walker
THE
Qxire
Tim
Tafferno Bumbuy
QIT & CO
Live Lake
Brewster
Wagon
Oper Ec
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