Electric Bitters and Buckton's Amica Salve Ad
An old newspaper ad touts Electric Bitters as a universal cure all for blood impurities malaria headaches and digestive issues with a money back guarantee and 30 cents to 1 per bottle pricing. It also promotes Buckton's Amica Salve as the best remedy for cuts sores and skin eruptions with a 25 cent price and satisfaction guarantee. The notices cite testimonials from C H Morris Newark Arkansas and Jense Middlewart Decatur Ohio praising Dr King’s New Discovery and urge readers to try the products at F G Seaman Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.G. Seaman & Co
C. H. Morris
Newark
Ark
Dr. King
Jense Middlewart
Decatur
Ohio
Buckton’s
Amica Salve
Calva
F. G. Seaman & Co
Lyrig Decs
Indians Refuse to Sign Treaty Amid Fierce Conference
Aug 1 The conference between the commission and Sioux chiefs led by Gall Grass Mad Bear and Sitting Bull failed to sway native leaders who oath bound themselves to the Great Spirit rather than sign the treaty. Sitting Bull and Red Cloud vocally opposed the accord while others like John Grass and Running Antelope pressed harder for terms as the tense meeting adjourned without agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acencr
D. T
Gall
John Grass
Mad Bear
Nol
Indiana
Hitting Bull
Pratt
Church
McLaughlin
Judge Wright
Missouri
Sitting Bull
Nation of the
Sittin Bull
Long Dog
Circling Bear
Sitting Bulls
Loke
Red Cloud
Pine Ridge Sioux Agency
Washington
Gommigdongry
Detroit Trunk Line Discrimination Case Opens Before Interstate Commission
The Detroit board of trade and Merchants' and Manufacturers' association sue New York Central Grand Trunk and West Shore railways in a through trunk line case. Detroit alleges Chicago favored rate of 70 percent while Detroit paid 78 percent, diverting business away from the city. Respondents defend fixed schedules and argue distance not sole price factor. Toledo producers arrive to join similar complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter-State Commissaion
Crrcaco
Detroit Board of Trade
Merchants’ and Manufacturers' Association
New York Central
Grand Trunk
West Shore Railways
Wis
Inter-State Commission
Yeatefday
Palmer House
Detroit
Chicago
New York
Pointe
Demean B. Smith
C. A. King
Toledo
Base Ball Attractions in Chicago and League Contests
Reports from July 2 to August 1 cover Chicago and New York league games, with Chicago slipping to third behind New York and Detroit leading the standings. Other notes include vandalism at Cincinnati cemeteries, a jealous wife’s attack on her husband in Iowa, and injuries to an engineer and fireman in Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Walnut Hill
Calvary Catholic Cemetery
United Jewish
Montgomery Pity
Bionx City
Iowa
Chicago
Union Depot
George Martin
Quincy
Iwi
Round Grove
Hannibal & St. Jos
Partle
Dove
Schuck
Brookfield
Q Conspiracy at Aurore Annonatis Hearings Concluded
The preliminary hearing for alleged Q dynamite conspirators John Bauareisen George Goding and August Koegel concluded yesterday. They were held to the October grand jury after bail was posted and all defendants released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurore Annonatis
John Bauareisen
George Goding
August Koegel
Washington Week in Congress Keeps Tariff Aftermath Looming
Washington City July 25 to July 27 reports show the Senate and House busy with multiple measures. The inter-state commerce probe, airship funding, and naval and post office building appropriations are debated amid private pension bills. Quorum troubles and scattered war claim actions mark the week as lawmakers contest land claims and Oklahoma policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House of Representatives
House
Washindton City
Callum
Canadian Pacific Railway
Inter-State Commerce Committee
Allentown
New Mexico
Colorado
Arizona
Oklahoma
Bowden
Virginia
Cai Lerdl
Wasumotros City
Watervilet Arsenal
New York
Perkins
Symes
Cannon
Hooker
Cobb
United States
Treat Lakes
Saulsbury
Bay City
Mich
Marina Hospital
Chicago
New York Harbor
Cedar River Point
Engraving and Printing Bureau
Evansville
Ltd
Washington City
Muskegon
Ea Hospital
Tock Island Arsenal
His
Commissioner of Labor
Voorhees
Washington Territory
Payson
Stone
Missouri
Congress
Washmeton City
Teller
Jones
Arkansas
Morgen
Manderson
Stewart
Omaha Public Building
Debates and bills mark Senate and House session
Washington reports a senate bill identical to the Outhwaite plan to liquidate the Union Pacific debt over fifty years. The Canada railways study was adopted, and a sundry civil bill faced rider objections and was rejected on a second vote. Amendments included funds for a public building at Atchison and Call’s $10,000 Confederate recovery proposal. The session adjourned without action on several labor bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Washington City
Outhwaite
Senate
Union Pacific Railway Company
Canada
Atchison, Kas
Spooner
Ingalls
Call
Bameng
Sherman
Evarts
Cockrell
Carlisle
McMillin
Omaha
Iowa
Minnesota
Porter Duca Declines Governor Nomination Letter Reveals
Ex governor Porter reveals to State Senator Johnson that he will not seek the governorship, saying he could not accept a nomination and will not be a candidate at the convention. He vows active support for the Republican ticket and the convention’s nominees through campaign and votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter Duca
Taliann
Isemiasaronins
Inl
Joly U
Porter
Bia
Johnson
Ronteer
Washington
Republican Party
Incendiaries Burn a Town in Eldorado Saline County
A large fire of incendiary origin destroyed much of Eldorado including C S Westbrook harness shop Hargrave’s barber shop Sheldon Wesbrook grocery store Masonic and G A R hall and the police magistrate’s office. Most first and second floor contents were lost many buildings later saved or partially saved. Insurance was minimal and most owners plan brick rebuilding. Also reports farther fields note political conventions, state elections, and lawsuits against trusts in New York and Chicago.
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Eldorado
Lil
Cano
Saline County
C. S. Westbrook
Hargrave
Hardesty
Sheldon & Wesbrook
Stors
Masonic
Masonic Charter
Hargrave’ Harness Stork
Barber
Shelton & Weatbrook
Charles J. Deweir
Tetrick
Parrish Bros
Byron Anthony
Burke
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Electric Bitters
Boston Post
ATT & Cos van Oat
Brewater
Coit
Monty
Severian
Nandiigara
Tesea
Jessy A.meeks
Mighigan Central
Niagara Falls
Central Standard Thing
Gong East
Kalamazoo
Jackson
Ann Arbor
Bea
Sol Ag
Arra Agsen
San Vel
Marshall
Lynckson
Marengo
Marebylt Hee
Ceresva
Fee
Lee
City
Ruggles
Gen
Hesho
Naval Apert
Iscinnati, Jachson & Machi' Aaw KR
Central
Aie Britis
Ecumee
Ade Meeker
de Col Ansonis
Dlor
van ‘Orl
Ab Latty
Daper Woud
Dogg . Bryan
Alvordto
Pem
Oledo
Bach
Jerome
Otesh
atieCree
M. Orkvil
Marahall
Coluwbuy
Curiaco
Chicago, Burlingan & Quincy
Grand Army Gov
Columbus
Weatarn
Capirin
Western Stated
Burlington
Chiaco
Anson
Indianapolis
Boston
Philadelphia
Cuneaon
Uchicago
Vitteburg
Vpittaburg
Heston
Chicaca
Ean
Gdo
St. Louiss
Brooklyn
Wwe Choernath
Uu Bortor
Athlatio
Phirot
Boston II
Pittsburg
Indianapols
Curcaco
Philadelpha
Toreka
Kan
I. W. Humphrey
Independence
A. J. Felt
William Higgins
T. J. McCarthy
George Haoumilton
Charles Kellogg
Prohibition Party
Plumb
Boards of Trustees
Fryer
Supreme Court
Hoge and
The
American Publishing Company
Monroe &T
GEO. A. Macbeth & GO
Pittsburgh
Tate
al Music Publications
Jawral, McRatorr
Chysuge
Chemiat
Fulton St. Sandusky
Athiophoros
Athlophoros CO
Wall St. H
Meadacie
Bedi
PHIL
Best Brewing Cu
Dids
Ceres
Druccists
Miles
Kenyon
Adritean Lippincott's Magazine
Michigan
Ieee
Lerge
Rae Wild
Parmesan
Eldsea Gibbons Brothers, Publishers
Petroit, Mich
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