Revival of Trade at F G Redman Co Drug Store
The store offers free trial bottles of King’s New Discovery for consumption to spark booming trade. It promises cures for coughs bronchitis and related illnesses with a 1 dollar large bottle, plus braces and tonics. Also advertised are Bucklen’s Amica Salve, Electric Bitters, and other remedies with testimonials and guaranteed satisfaction.
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F. G. Redman & Co
R. King
Seaman & Co
Bucklen
F. G. Beaman & Co. Tyriédecs
Mrart Diaenac
Mr. Vanderbilt
Mr. Mendricks
Gen. McClellan
Josh Billings
Milea
Elston‘’s
Kind Publiabad
Bay Muoh & Co
Scientific Americas
Broadwey
Bow York
Ashok
Runaway Motor Car Wrecks Train. Several Hurt in Pa Town
A motor car on the Mount Olver grade of the Clair Electric line ran away Tuesday morning. The engine and car jumped the rails near Pine street, overturning several times and crashing into a telegraph pole. Engineer John McGibboney and Conductor Smythe were injured. Mrs Rachel Herron and Alder man Heinrichs wife suffered serious injuries. Elizabeth Stewart and daughter were cut and bruised but to recover. Charles Morgan sustained bruises. The cause is blamed on insufficient electric current. The Daft Electric Company of New York owned the motor, not yet transferred to St Clair company.
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Neenah, Win
Prrranuno
Mount Olver
Clair
Pine Street
John McGibboney
Smythe
Ranaway
Rachel Herron
Heinrich
Mia
Elizabeth Stewart
Charles Morgan
Daft Electric Company
New York
St. Clair Company
Neenah Disaster Leaves 37 Dependents in Need
Aug 28 Niwaska Wis Mayor Lawson reports Whiting mill disaster leaves 28 small children and 9 widows destitute plus 18 more dependents among the injured. The total relief need is estimated at 14 600 dollars for two months and five years for some. Local citizens pledge aid and appreciation.
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Snrmall
Niwasna
Wis
Lawson
Whiting Mill
Nona
Hosu
Tso
Fifteen Sailors Drowned Leaving the Bratsberg
A storm and wreck of the steamship Bratsberg on a Cape Chatts rock left fifteen of seventeen crewmen drowned as the vessel broke up after beaching near Sta. Felicito. Two women passengers were rescued earlier, and an inquest has begun.
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Fuavin
Que
Bratsberg
Jaden
Sydney
Montreal
Cape Chatts
Sta. Felicito
Metano
Neilson
Quebec
Bath
Tyyalve
Leon
Three Men Killed in Rock Creek Collision
A west-bound freight on the Chicago Burlington & Quincy collided with a construction train nine miles west of Farnsteth Rock Creek. Roadmaster G A Rose of Burlington and two section men Patrick Ready and Patrick Griffin were killed instantly. John Kelly and Timothy Murphy were injured.
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Q' Road
Farnsteth
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Rock Creek
Here
G.A. Rose
Burlington
Patrick Ready
Patrick Griffin
John Kelly
Timothy Murphy
Empire State Republicans Name Warner Miller For Governor
Saratoga Aug 20 full state convention in the Casino opened with contested credentials but sitting members seated. Gen B Tracy temporary chair, George Batcheller permanent chair. Miller nominated for governor by acclamation. he pledged united GOP support and endorsed Chicago platform. Cruger and Webber named for other posts. Cruger later secured unanimous lieutenant governor nom. Platform endorses fisheries treaty rejection, condemns the president’s course, Hill vetoes high Meenas bill, calls for immigration restraint.
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Warner Miller
Saratoga
Agies Club
B. ¥. Tracy
Brooklyn
George 5
Batcheller
William H. Seward
James T. Strathahan
Sheridan
Chicago
Waas
Senate
Harrison
Morton
Miller
Cruger
Rumsey
Steuben
Court of Appeals
Col
Congress
Hill
Nebraska Republicans Name State Ticket in Linco lnp
The Nebraska Republican state convention met in Lincoln Aug 25, adopting permanent organization and nominating a full state ticket led by Gen John M Thayer for governor and George D Meiklejohn as lieutenant governor with Gilbert I Laws as secretary of state and other posts. The platform called for labor holiday and for submitting constitutional prohibition to a public vote. Ignatius Donnelly was later nominated by acclamation for governor by a separate labor interests conference. Warden McClaughry resigned, effective Dec 2.
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Nebraska
Lincoln
Neb
Aaron O. Wail
John M. Thayer
George D. Meiklejohn
Gilbert I. Laws
J. E. Hill
Thomas H. Benton
William Lees
John Stein
George B. Lane
Republican Party
Ignatius Donnelly
Paun
Mion
J.P. McGaughey
President Advises Retaliation Policy After Fisheries Treaty Rejection
Nation debates retaliation against Canada after fisheries treaty rejection. Senate discusses funding for a Michigan public building and a pension for Mrs Gen Sheriden. House and Senate pass and amend general deficiency and army appropriation measures while addressing spoliation claims and Canadian discrimination.
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Congress
Canada
Wansatrotor City
Senate
Amazon
Mich
Mra
Sheriden
Beck
P Chandler
Nicoll and
McEnery
Aimilar
Navy
House
Washington City
Garibaldi
Evarta
Chandler
Lousiana
Wilson
Iowa
Jackson
Miss
Edmunds
Morgan
Yeas
Watervliet
Springer
Dibble
Minn
Walmscroy
Hale
George
Payson
Cannon
Plumb
Michigan
Marquette
Yeat
Virginia
Wisa
Bouse
Wasumoron Ciry
Hoar
Allison
Hack
Blackburn
Bharman
Grosvénor
House Debates Leave of Absence and Land Openings
House members debated a leave of absence for Maine political speech making, Breckinridge opposed but it was granted, then discussed a bill to print government securities by hand presses. Foran argued steam presses are inferior. Oklahoma bill proposed opening the territory to homesteaders. opposed by Springer, debate adjourned.
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House
Maine
Breckinridge
Foran
Obo
Oklahoma
Payson
Springer
Baseball Attracts Boors of League Clubs in Pennant Contest
The league standings show New York leading with 84 wins, Chicago 42, Detroit 45, Boston 46, Philadelphia 46, Pittsburg 47, Washington 38, Indianapolis 38. Chicago and Pittsburg split a doubleheader in Pittsburg with scores 3-0 and 10-7, while Detroit beat Chicago 4-2 in another game. Multiple city scores indicate Detroit, Philadelphia, New York, and Washington posting wins over Chicago, with Pittsburg tallying high against Chicago in Chicago.
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Niagara Falls
Jolly 15
Central Standont the
RY Nummer
Matt Lie
Chicago
Hee City
Hilemascotoa
Battle Cr'k Ih
Ib UM
As. A Fh
Ceresco Pen Muarehall
Rein Marengo
Albios
Bau
Detroit
Wey
Mareball
Paseengere
Mil
Ann Arbor
Jackson
Val
Marenga
Mirebud
Cereseo
Too Kalatmuzve
Dle
A.m
fDaily
U. W. Ruggles
Tupaiay
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Washington
Indianapolis
Nene
Caicase
Krock
Flint
Borchers and
Farrell
Washington City
St Philadelphia
Mittsburg
Smoky City
Anson
Kroeck
Baldwin
Daly
Pittburg
Washington-Philadelphia
Curenco
Heaton
One Month of Fever Report from Jacksonville
The Jacksonville yellow fever tally shows 107 cases, 17 deaths, 1, discharged, 62 under treatment. Seven new cases since Sunday, including C H Pollard who died, with Burton Mays and Albert Fischer also noted as deaths. Quarantine hampers political work as Democratic and Republican candidates are isolated for harboring refugees.
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Jacksonville
Fla
C. H Pollard
Bt Mary's
Burton Mays
Albert Fischer
E. M. McArthur
8. F. & & M Railroad
Capt. Fleming
Monticello
Col Shipman
Bawtey
Morocco in Uproar as Sultan Surrounded by Enemies
Lonpoy August 25 Morocco is in disorder approaching anarchy. The sultan pursued revenge against his brother’s murderers and fell into a rebel trap. He is reportedly surrounded by foes, with a feared outcome. Christians endure terror as Mussulman fanaticism looms. France and Spain plan naval protection from Tan-Tan.
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Lonpoy
Morocco
Spain
Tan- Blers
Notorlong Robber Lat Louse Released In Indiana
Jeffersonville Ind Aug 2 1890 John Repo a notorious robber and road agent was released from the Indiana prison after a three year term for counterfeiting. He took the insolvent debtor's oath and is now in Indianapolis likely to be heard from again. Prizes Awarded at Evansville Ind Aug 7 prizes for military encampment included Fort Wayne Rifles first prize 500 Evansville Infantry second prize 200 and others with cash awards for artillery and Zouave drills.
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Jeffersonville
Ind
John Repo
Indianapolis
Reno
Indiana
Missouri
James Boys
Evansville
Evansvilee
Fort Wayne Rifles
Evansville Light Infantry
Company A
Evansville Rife
Rockville
Elkhart
Zollinger
Fort Wayne
Zouaves
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Grigg
A. Q. Hyde
Jonee Red Clover
Tonio
Clarke
All Drugeiats
Lyreept
MichiGan Central
Renae Jackson & Macki
Bratee
Cincinnati
Larliste
Manchester
D&a Hy Crossneoker
Celina
Eunise
Hanover
Palaski
TAS Homer
SRP
L. B. Eddy
Marshall
Neenah, Wis
Rayannis
Mase
George Barnard
Fred
Mra H.C. Smith
Bertia
Edna
Jenole Mayer
Stella Hallett
Haward Crowell
Clifton Bradford
Misses Smith
Hyannis
W. H. Lewis
Chatham
Boute
Bertie
Edos Smith
Fred Barnard
Provipesce
BR. L
Governor Jackson
Cape Henry
Delaware
Richard Blizzard
Raleigh
Capt
Pendleton
Seth Low
Providence Coal Company
Newport News
Capes
Atherton
West Surznion
Charles Strawberg
Murray & Jones
Gonnor'’s Point
Stranberg
Lima
Obi
Ottawa
Columbus
Dayton & Michigan
Mass
South Hadley
Masa
Mount Holyoke Female College
Wasnixatow City
Frexontown
N. J
Oliver Birch
Birch
Empire State Republicans
McClaughry
Board of Penitentiary Commissionera
McCiughry
National Legislature
Wise Men
Canvara
Agian
Brothers Compan
Fie
Rochester
N.Y
Galesmew
Reecesin
Maddrena
James Learkmorni
Fifth Ave
Chicago, Ill
Pearl
GEN. A. Magreth & CO
Fittsburet
Laodrang
United
Binten
United, States
Canna
England
France
Agenta
Qibbons Brothers
Detrait
Mick
Athlonhoros
Ely
Lovie Careny
Dar Bond
Wall St
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