Revival of trade urged by free trial bottles
An article from a drug store advertises Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption and other throat and lung diseases with free trial bottles. It promotes Brace Up tonic and Electric Bitters to restore vigor, while listing other remedies and salves, all sold by F. Seaman & Co. and affiliates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Q. Seamin
Dr. King
Jorge
F. G. Seaman & Co. Drug Store
Beos
Address Road Remedy Co
Lincoln
Nab
Farrand, Willits & Co
Dutroit
Pierce
Br. Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Prohibition Conventions and Ingersoll Rally at Chicago
The Indiana Prohibition convention reported 1,030 delegates as Samuel Dickie presided. Major topics included woman suffrage unity and a platform demanding strict liquor prohibition, abolition of internal revenue taxes, and equal rights for women, with Col. Ingersoll slated to present Judge Gresham’s name at Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Ingersoll
Gresham
Chicago
Ingersoll
New York
Robert G. Ingersoll
Blaine
Col
Ltinois
BASE BALL ATTRACTIONS AND Pennant Contests
Baseball scores from the league yesterday show Boston 0 Philadelphia 4 in Boston and New York 11 Pittsburgh 1 in New York. Memorial Day fixtures across Chicago and other cities produced mixed results with several teams split or swept, while weather affected many scheduled games and updates on standings circulated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chreno
Tila
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Washington
Chrcago
Chicago
Rostop
Indicnatalis
Pitsburgh
Chicago LA
Detroit
Windy City League
Piteburg
Indianapolia
Fats Lows
New York U
Indianapolis
Pittsburg
Catoaco
Markets Summary Tied to Wheat Corn and Live Market
Chicago market quotations show Wheat for June to December varied with opening and closing prices, corn and oats fluctuating, and live hogs pork and lard mixed. Cattle and sheep prices moved higher and steady, while butter eggs poultry and potatoes reported mixed prices and light receipts in New York and regional markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chtcaud
Board of Trade
Weday
Yeeves
Michigan News Roundup From Lakes to Prisons
Fragmented Michigan items note drowning near Morenci, a royal old street in Saginaw, a mired mining machine, a friar at work on a 408000 order, a reunion for ex prisoners of war at Ithaca on June 22, and a lunching newspaper man in Marquette gone awry with a exploding ginger beer. Also reports of gas wells in Petoskey, large log jam in Menominee river, burglaries, accidents, and local curiosities across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William White Bend
Morenci
Saginaw
Connecticut
Arey
Michigan
Ithaca
Areyn
Marquette
Armad
Rafe Wiewers
Kalamazoo
M. C Davis
Petoskey
Enming
ES. Baker
Menomines Toott
Arbel Smith
Rattle Creek
Belding
Waverly Stone Company
Folland
I Mric
Btone
Ita
Sas
Mussegon
Willevias
Hackley
Becnme
Menominis
Jackson
Walter Wright
Crawford
Calilac
J. Lamb
Oval
Hastile
United
Marrison Baker
Newport
Asbes
Salvation Army
Kalamaza
Strevl
Tesworth
Sui
East Saginaw
Stuskegon
Prisuers
Grand Hapids
Cawla Sam's
Senate reports veto on Youngstown public building bill
In Washington May 30 the senate received the president’s veto of a Youngstown Ohio public building bill citing no present necessity. Sherman denounced the vetoes as excessive and urged congress to persist. A plan to revive the grade of general was reported then immediately objected to by Barry. The session shifted to executive with open doors. Frye opposed the sharing treaty, and while continuing the revival measure, token votes against it were recorded by Barry Coke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry
Senate
Frye
Coly
Bary
Coke
House
Holman
Civil Service Commissioners
Thareday
Wastusaroy
Dana
Department of Jaton
Dan Moines
Bell
Department of Labor
Hill Wga
Randall
Peters
Mil
Sheridan
Washixaton City
Cren
Kilgore
Oates
Breckenridge and Mills
O Oates
Agricultural College
Plumb
Indian Department
Bate
Sherilan
Wastungaton City
WasuiscTon City
Sedalia
Virginia City
Reno
Alfred Pleasanton
Agricultural Department
Executive Department
Teller
United States
Canada
Welland Canal
Missouri
Winona
Berks Counties
Iowa
Mills
Belgium
Netherlands
Sweden
Norway
Venezuela
Call
Paraguay
Uruguay
Hoe
St. Louis
Springer
Bayne
Bar Harbor
Senate and House Work on Tariff and Army Rank Bill
The Senate and House advanced several measures with focus on the army promotion for Sheridan to general, tariff bill debates delaying lumber provisions, and various appropriations. The Senate approved the agricultural college experiments and Indian appropriation while the House moved to finalize the legislative, executive, and judicial proposition and passed related bills.
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Buckton
Seaman & Co
Rochester Express
Clarke
Ely
A. E. Newman
Grayling
New Orleans Picayune
Grigg
Hyde
Imtideo
Rochester, N
Secs
Bend Tor
Jawra L. Merritt
Fifth Ave
Ill
Pinia
Butoeterways
W. W. Griffo
Trout Creek
St. Clair Co
Ala
R. M. Kin
Wm. J. McCann
Randall St. Boston
Beigel
A.J. White
Warren Street
New Yor
PHIL
Best Brewing CO
General Fisk Geistt
National Prohibition Convention
John A. Brooks
Samuel Dickie
John FP
St. John
Lawn Psinall
Cranfell
M. Brown
John M. Olin
Wisconsin
Croton B. Fisk
New Jersey
John T. Tanner
Sam Small
George W. Bain
Kentucky
Small
Kansas City
Rain
Ian Small
Hain
Tanner
Brooks
Brtuka
Fisk
Gen
Brevine
Pennsylvania
Organization of the Blue and the Gray
Miss Willard
John P. Finch
Mra. Finch
Lin
Galion
Almoiglay Godan
Ming Sng
Eich
Ongh
Edgei Peas
Michigan State News
National Legislature
Lhis
Amlother Sinha
Fort
J.W. Pringle & Son
State St
Marshall, Mich
Jhat
Camplee Naw Noyes
Becides Eresye
Shweatchow
Pertus
Ets
Beal Usaber'ie Ouaptete
Niyo Ipitanlf
Antarnetien
Sue Oes
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