New Discovery and Remedies Featured in Personal Endorsements
An unidentified Mobile writer extols Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption, citing cures of throat issues and colds after trying other remedies. Vintage ads praise Elektra Bitters and Dr King’s pills, with claims of universal satisfaction and trial bottles, plus endorsements from local druggists and sellers. The piece lists various products including Bucklen’s Arnica Salve and Ointment, and references other remedies for catarrh, piles, and skin eruptions.
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N. A. Frohlishatele
Mobile
Ala
Werites
Dr. King
Sidoe
Ratall Dropggiain
Rome
Kellogg's Columbian Oil Promises Quick Relief and Safety
An advertisement extols Kellogg's Columbian Oil as a trusted remedy for kidney complaints rheumatism and general aches. It claims rapid permanent relief and life saving potential, listing uses from colds and diarrhea to wounds and cholera morbus. The ad urges Canllat A.O. Hyde's to obtain a memorandum book detailing cures and properties.
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Ite
A.O. Hyde
A Summary of Congress and Senate Actions
Washington City March 1 to March 3 reports show debates on Chinese immigration, land safety, and public buildings. Bills passed include public building funding, currency measures, and pension processes. nominations and treaties debated, with executive sessions and adjournments interspersed.
Senate adjourns after McDuffie-Davidson case debate
After a day laid over, the Senate devoted time to the McDuffie Davidson case. Debate featured contestants and contestees with party lines. A vote on seating McBiffe failed 122 to 144. the majority resolution passed. Illinois congressman Thomas proposed a bill banning use of women’s portraits in advertising without consent. The house then adjourned.
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Senate
Bere
Seagate
Oonba
Milwauken
Wilson
Iawa
Dotes Kally
Republicana
O'Neill
Moffat
Themen
Wannington City
Iowa
Walthal
Sherman
Cuba
Treasury
New York
Pensionel
Beck
Mall of
Bridgeport
Conn
Hoboken
N. J
Wasminton City
McKinley
Wundry
Court of Claims
Virginia
Washington
House
H. C. Seymour
Representative Moffatt
Michigan
Pacific Railway
Union Pacific Railway
Western Union
White
Symes
Colorado
Hliss
Ketcham
Merriman
Wasnuveton City
Pos Office
Edmunds and Cullom
Cullom
Kentucky
Cincinnati Exposition
Cedar Rapids
Ouumwa
Oskaloosa
Lone
McDuffie Davidson
Alabama
Davidson
Wasenaron Crry
Senata Aball
Opan
Cain
Houra
McDuffie-Davidson
Johnaton
Boutélld
Butterprorth
O'Ferrall
Crisp Donal
McBiffe
Thoma of
Ilinois
Rail Strike Looms As Q Railroad Faces Brotherhood Pressure
Ominous quiet at the brotherhood headquarters on Tuesday as talk of a general western strike to compel the Q to terms grows. Chief Arthur shows calm, asserting confidence in victory while officials say the strike is not yet decided. Freight traffic limits noted east of the Missouri and in Illinois. Reports deny widespread engine burnouts and pledge job security for those who helped during the crisis. Messages from unions and cities promise funds to support the stand.
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Roni
Chcano
Brotherhood
Arthur
Inés
Ripley
Missouri River
Town
Missouri
Tinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Pissnger
Morton
Ilinois
Division 15
The
Buffalo
Sacramento
Cal
Athial
Pittsburg
Harrisburg
New York
Boston
Baltimore
Republicans of Illinois Choose Springfield For State Convention
The Republican state central committee met at the Grand Pacific in Chicago to select the convention site and date. Springfield was chosen as the venue with May 29 set. representation was fixed at one delegate per 400 Republican votes with any remainder over 200 awarding an extra delegate, totaling 87 votes. Prominent speakers from across districts included Fifer McNulta Gen Nanker Maj Connolly and Attorney General Hunt. The assembly weighed presidential nominating prospects and notable candidates for convention posts and Congress.
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Chicaco
Republican Status Central
Grand Pacific
Messrs
Fifer and
McNulta
Gen. Nanker
Maj
Connolly
Blaine
Collision in Kentucky Leaves Several Hurt and One Dead
A Cincinnati Southern railroad crash near Pine Knot in Kentucky killed a Lexington man and fatally wounded Sol Perkins while injuring several others. Conductors Grean Porch and John Taylor steered two freights No 15 and No 20 at high speed one mile south of Pine Knot.
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Somerset
Cincinnati Southern Railroad
Pine Knot Ang State Line
Grean Porch
John Taylor
Pine Knot
John Adams
Lexington
Sol Perkins
Destructive Milwaukee Fire Destroys Factories and Warehouse
A Saturday morning blaze in Milwaukee wiped out Ferucke's candy factory and fireworks warehouse Goldsmith and Co carpet shop and Berger's mattress and feather house. Fireworks display from Fernekes caused loud explosions and a spectacular air of rockets. Losses mounted with Goltanith Co estimated at 150000 to 175000, Fernekes at about 50,000, Henry Berger around 12,000, and building losses not known. A warrant for Allen and Myer was issued.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Ferucke
Goldsmith & Co
Berger
Mattress and Feather
Fernek
Goltanith & Co
Loea
Fernekes & Co
Henry Berger
Gama
Tariff Bill Outlined With Wide Economic Shifts
Washington reports the long awaited tariff bill submitted by the Ways and Means subcommittee led by Mills. It would remove duties on 20 to 30 articles, expand the free list for timber and wool, cut sugar duties, and raise minor ad valorem changes. The measure aims to reduce revenue by an estimated 553 million dollars, with key gains for manufacturing and disputes over iron, steel, tobacco, and cotton goods.
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March
Thoraday
All Ways and Means
Mills
United Press
Porter
Chatrman Mills
San Matanca
Sumatra
Canada
Ways and Means
Breckenridlze
Kuosas
Reed
McKinley
Handall
United Sates
Cuinuctausier
Usd
Rieder Sewinx
Darninz
Koltting
Cyclone Hits Newton Kansas Crushing Homes and Wrecking School
A March 3 report from Newton Kansas describes a Thurwily night cyclone that unroofed the north wing of a carriage works killing William J. Lacey. Seven of nine clustered dwellings in the southeast part were destroyed, with two women injured and others hurt. The high school tower was wrecked, trees blown down, and total damage estimated at 60,000 dollars.
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Newton
Kana
Kans
Thurwily
Carriagza Works
William J. Lacey
Tumoer
Author of Little Women Dead Louise May Alcott Passes
Boston records Louise May Alcott author of Little Women has died at age 54 in an apparent decline from nervous prostration. The obituary notes she had recently shown improvement, lived briefly with Dr. Ruoda A. Lawrence, visited her father, and contracted a cold that led to brain inflammation and spinal meningitis, a fate tied to her father's birthday.
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Louise May Alcott
Boston
Anito
Highlands
Ruoda A. Lawrence
Murder on a Houseboat Near Saline Claims Wife
Mrs Eva Milliken was shot and killed by Hester Annie Deweesa on a Saline houseboat ten miles southwest of Snawakeetowk Alabama. George Milliken allegedly left his family to live with the Deweese woman on the boat, provoking the fatal incident as Eva asked for food for their three children. The case is tied to a separate irregular prosecution in Christian county court involving Emon Molloy and a murder without conviction. A separate fire in Ligonier, Indiana caused $60,000 in losses to multiple businesses. Pete Barrett in Minnesota has been sentenced to hang for a prior murder, with a new trial motion to be filed.
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W. W. Oriffie
Trout Creek
St. Clair Co
Alu
Hh. M. Rin
Mr. Win J
McCane
Randall Bt
Boston
Wiley ‘Siz
Seigel
A. d. Waite
Warren Atreot
New York
Mer Paramour
Snawakeetowk
Eva Milliken
Hester Annie Deweesa
Saline
George Milliken
Deweese
Milliken
Bewstrizep
Christian County Court
Ozark
Emon Molloy
Graham
Bigany
Vither Cos
Auordur
Grobain
Pete Barrett
Miystarous
Minn
Foe Barrett
Farest
Jolefson
Minnesota
Juliet Corsen
Catherine Owen
Eliza Picker
Christian Society
Newa
Reporta
Christian
Asacoiatione
America
Ubogo
Temperance Department
Living Age enters fortieth year with wide literary scope
Littell's Living Age heralds its fortieth year with extensive reviews, travels, poetry, science, history, and political information from European periodicals. It emphasizes comprehensive coverage, monthly and weekly schedules, and $9.00 yearly subscription, noting its completeness and value for keeping pace with events and culture.
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Living Axe
Iterature
Europe
Bookish subscription offer from LITTEL & CO in Boston
An old advertisement lists prices for literature bundles including The Diving Age and various American monthlies. Subscribers can obtain The Lising Age and one American Monthly or Harper’s Weekly, with options for different payment terms. The notice is from LITTEL & CO., Boston, promoting bundled readings.
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Phile Eve Hulleda
Harper’s Weekly
Insur
Nicholas
Scribner's
Ddroas
Littel
Bogton
Woman Magazine Promotes January Issue Features
The January number of Woman debuts as a leading periodical with a strong circulation of 5,000. It highlights literary contributions by Hawthorne, Julia Ward Howe, Nellie Bly, and Emily Wheel er, plus departments on The Departmen ta, Household, Society, and Woman Suffrage. Subscriptions are urged.
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Edear Farcott
Katherine McQuoid
Pa- Hence Stapleton
Wo. Ridving
Juhan Hawthorne
Joel Beaton
Jace Winthrop
Margaret Sydney
Kotar Stevens
Nellie Bly
Fen Duza
Frederick
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