New Cure Promises Relief From Consumption
An advertisement features testimonials from Mr UL HH Mortis of Newark Ark and Jesnte Middlewart of Obla praising Dr Kings New Discovery for consumption now in its third bottle and allowing farm work to continue. It urges readers to try two bottles free at F G Beaman Co rogatory Larce bortlen with a one dollar price.
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Lodlowine
UL HH
Mortis
Newark
Ark
Savey
Dactara
F. G. Beaman, & Co
Rogatore
Larce Bortlen
Electric Bitters and Arnica Salve Advertised Local Drugstore
A garbled advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a cure for liver and kidney complaints, headaches, and malaria, with a money back guarantee. It promotes Nuckten's Arnica Salve for cuts, sores, boils, and skin eruptions, claiming relief or refund, priced 60 cents and one dollar respectively.
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Nuckten
FG Seaman & Co
To the Afflicted. Kellogg Columbian Oil Promises Quick Cures
An 19th century advertisement touts Kellogg Columbian Oil as a universal remedy for kidney complaints rheumatism and various pains. It claims rapid relief and even life saving effects, urging households to keep it on hand and visit A. O. Hyde's for full details and pricing.
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Thom
A. O. Hyde
Broken flange causes deadly wreck near Haverhill bridge
Havrming Maas Jan 1 A severe railroad crash near the Haverhill bridge on the Merrimack River involved a Boston express and a Georgetown branch train. Eight or more killed and about fifty wounded as two cars left the rails and wrecked the water tank house, with many injured evacuated by telegraph and hospital crews.
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Havrming
Maas
Portland
Boston
Lo'cock Tusg
Haverhill Bridge
Merriming
Haverhill
Bradsford
Wrymouth
French
Bradford
Georgetown
J. O'Brien
William Taylor
Laborera
Praengera
Pbyallang
Si Acon
L B Adams
Newton
Mus
Cole
Laswrenca
Macy
Josephus Shaw
Shaw & Thayer
Clarence Haglawool
A. Walker
Harrison
Wm. Taylor
John O'Brien
Avoity Hospital
Gaoo
Wentworth
Dovar
N. H
Rebecca McKay
Somerville
N. B
Fred McKeon
Newaboy
Mass
Bend
Niles Bol
Brockton
Hugo Stettingten
WF Kimball
Kimball Bros
John Madden
Mr. Hurt
Dennis Shannon
John P. Feit
Waltham
Alisa
Ial
Blrong
Munater Parker
Alms House Fire Kills Three in New York Village
Early Tuesday morning a fire destroyed the alms house and an adjoining building near Munroe in Birumoitam Conn. Three residents died, including nine of twelve occupants guided to escape by Thomas Colyer who also saved Mrs Wheeler. Colyer and Mrs Wheeler suffered burns but survived.
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Birumoitam
Jan IL
Est
Munroe
Thomas Colyer
Mra Wheeler
Colyer
Mrs. Wheeler
Petrova
Colyer Owsted
Paupes
Wheeler
Mia Wheier
Monument to Illinois Lieutenant Governor unveiled
The article reports the unveiling of a statue honoring Charles Pierre Chateau of Sir Louis for his ties to Monsrd and aiding the state. In the state capitol chamber the ceremony coincided with the State Bar association meeting. Governor Orlewy spoke briefly, then Judge A. S. Baker delivered a detailed address on Menard’s service and the statue gift.
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LJ Eprinareny
Pierrs Mernard
Madia
Arnate
State Bar Association
Menard Statuts
Waoshburne
Charles Pierre Chateau
Sir Louis
Monsrd
Orlewy
Campbell-Arbuckle breach case moves to close
In New York on a crowded Monday morning the Campbell Arbuckle breach of promise trial heard defense lawyer Parsons argue that Miss Campbell sought Mr Arbuckle’s wealth and not his affection. Judge Fullerton then spoke for the plaintiff before the jury returned a verdict awarding Miss Campbell about 45 000 in damages with the defendant likely to appeal.
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Fats Mainth
New York
Supreme Court
Miss Campbe
Counmes
Arbuckle
Parsona
Miss Campbell
Mixa Campbell
Mr. Arbuckle
Parsons
Fullerton
Cass
Mas Campbell
Campbell-Arbuckle
General interests and labor strikes across regions
A House Ways and Means chairman says a tariff reform bill will be drafted promptly. No extended hearings planned for interested manufacturers. Coal from Pittsburgh and the Kaw region eased shortages in Cincinnati. A large general strike of about 23,600 workers in the Fall River mills is anticipated, demanding a 13 cent wage increase. The Soo Line’s Minneapolis to New York bridge crewed the Bank Street crossing, reporting 159 barrels per car on six loaded sections. Religious defamation suits rise as 16 Baptist church members in Jackson, Tennessee, and three newspapers face $30,000 in damages for allegedly injurious statements about Rev. Frederick Howard. A Spanish war minister’s family wins prizes in a state event, and Tehuantepec canal agent Coplan cites a cost of $531,000,000 for the canal project.
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Housa Committee On Ways and Means
Pittsburg
Kapawha
Cincinnati
Minneapolly
New York
Boston
Soo
Bank Bt
Maris
Neviiona
Monlay
First Baptist Church
Jackson
Tenn
Frederick’. Howard
Central Baptist Church
Cassals
Spain
Copbran
Tehuantepes Abip Cayal, Weld 9
Pitteburg
The Pope in Politics at Anti Poverty Meeting
Dr McGlynn denounces papal political role and flattery from Bismarck, arguing popes should not govern secular affairs. He contrasts early popes with modern church power, cites church state entanglements, and warns against clergy involvement in public money and politics. Also reports Louisiana Democratic convention action and notable deaths and relocations.
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Pater
Constantine
Lone Applausa
Peter
de. McGlynn
Papa Alexander
Bismarck
Spain
Biamarck
Alsace
Torraine
Italy
Episcopal Residence
Mulberry Street
Peter B. Sweeny
Archbishop McCloskey
Fires and Other Accidents Across the Nation
A string of incidents reports fires arising from natural gas destroying three residences in Pittsburg. The British steamer Vortigera wrecked in the Cuji sea with twenty one lives lost. Secob Woodard of Newark Ohio died after slipping into mud while unable to rise. Two grain elevators with 4900 bushels of wheat burned at New Rockford, Dakota Territory. Boiler explosion at Central Iron and Nail Company in Bray Indiana wrecked the building. one man crushed under hot debris.
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Pittisburg
Cujis Sea
Secob Woodard
Newark
Ohio
Gad
Hew Rockford
D. T
Central Iron Cad Bical Company
Bray
Ind
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Dickinson
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Andy Je Balla
Illinois
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