Food poisoning and old remedies in a crowded town page
A fragmented column details food shortages and various remedies including Calasbus digenivered turtle soup, a long list of medicines and vendors, and personal anecdotes about headaches and cough cures. It mentions Greene's drug store, Rev. F. A. Truman, and Chamberlain's Congestion Remedy, with praise for Sulphur Bieri and Kellogg's Columbian G H.
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Professor Smith
Adwly Theal
Kellogg
Otler Aubes
Prain
Jereer
Nominations and senatorial actions shape U S government
The senate reviewed and condemned various nominations including envoys to France and Leamirk, a number of minister plenipotentiary posts, and judicial appointments. Resolutions requested cost and value analyses of iron and steel products and taxation of state and municipal assets used for quarantine.
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New York
Traordinary
Leamirk
Habwig
Maryhind
TiwiaKe Holramt
Delaware
Saines Cederiklis
Wistonesth
David I. Gayton
Misalesippi
Willines Hawking
Inuang
Tigteid
Ingignas
Arianna
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Myalester
Duda
Weretiers
We United Sites Court
Unie
Frank J. Burka
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Diacetes
Indiana
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Tadiat
United States Court
Dokeph House
Arkacoss
Arkansas
Senate
Destah Quincy
Massachusetts
F. Gray
Tait States
Maxton
Janine B. Busts
Laouisiana
France
Patrick A. Colling
Magsanhustard
United States
London
Ropers A Maxwell
Yentral ’ Wate Hampton
South Carolina
Willan MaA@op
New Jersey
Wasnixetoy
Allen
Washington
McPherson
N. J
Jaber
Westile
Chandler
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Secretary of the Treasury
Victim of Ailments Cited In Early Medical Ad Ad
Fragmented OCR vignette shows a physician era memory praising Chamberlain's Cough Cholera remedy and similar patent medicines. It notes an anecdotal cure, mentions Dr. Peasy Swivkley and Peng, and advertises bottles for sale at a drug shop.
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Hoyaiers
John Wodiehop
Portland Mills
Didiaus
Gresne
Coderine
Exar
Sreeng'a
Tragedy in a Saloon House Murder Scene
A drunken bartender Kam mande shot and killed two people in a house after a colored boy was chased from a neighboring saloon. Cors Thomp gop tried to drive him out but was killed. Ladin. Se. Garin, Marek. 21.
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Oman
Ladin
Garin
Marek
Kamamande
Ile
Jones
Murder at the Wade Building: Schilling Case
A violent murder occurred at the Wade building office with victim Mr. Schilling, killed by a blade to the throat. Suspect William White, described as dangerous, is being pursued as detectives sweep the city. evidence includes weapon marks and a struggle over money.
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Schilling
Gus Hchilling
William White
Deaths and fortune found after farmer brothers slain
A dubious tale reports Thornag and John Faran, two brothers, murdered on their farm near Telis Neaw. The estate totals about £24,222 plus farm assets worth £99,090, passing to their brother Peter and his eight children amid fear of hidden wealth. Peter’s death follows, with more money rumored on the farm. Relatives surge, letters flood in, and a legal tangle looms before settlement.
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Tenis
Bodigy
Thornag
John Faran
Peter
Teter
Sim
Bereween Peters
Legislature Passes Tax Bill for Michigan University Act
The legislature approved a tax of one sixth of a mill to fund a permanent, adequate act for the University of Michigan. A senate resolution called for an investigation into whether any treasurer or educational body in the state touches branches of the university. Other measures included school funding, water and text book provisions, and adjournment plans for May.
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Mons
Ann Annor
Segents
Michigan University
Senate
Surower
Campion
Walter Silly
Pet
Hnanod
Newkirk Ti Gr Vnding
Tara Einai
Scaute
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Lawateg
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Port Asyatio
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Nenete Ie Howe
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Heser Judiciary Oopmutite
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Gepury
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Soldiers’ Homme
Michigan notes of 19th century events and incidents
A sprawling Michigan wire service style column reports numerous incidents from March including deaths, arrests, and property losses. Notable items mention the estate of Charles Sheyard, the death of John Winshig, and a suicide linked to Pred Mapes. Fire destroys a residence in Paw Pare. loss estimated at 172000. A rail accident near Vicksburg claims Jock Skinner. Irish relief funds and public works projects are noted along with a upcoming telephonic links between northern towns. Additional items cover trout planting, a jail sentence, and a proposed forestry exhibit funding.
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Charles Sheyard
John Winshig
Gov
Rich
Loree
Pred Mapes
Sinihte
Lewanee
Michigan Liberans
Sarana
Tank Hamtley
Women Doctors of
Detroit
Ances
Northern Michigan Schoolmasters’ Club
Traverse City
Michigan
Wothern
Richigan
George Benniner
Grand Rapids
Michigan Fish Commissioners
Hillsdale
Triston
Creckhs
Albert
Newayeo
Jackson
Hin
Rufus Curtis
Webberville
Sault Ste. Marie
Jock Skinner
Vicksburg
Grand Repida Prohibiviovista
E. Briggs
Mancelona
Hallaire
Charlevoix
Pelosney
Elk Rapids
William Mer
Toba Wits
Baldwin
Pontiac
Wea
Agricultural Department
Washington
Charles ¥. Bryan
Detroit Beant of Trade
B. C. Skinner
College of Medicine
College of Law
The
Scientific Association
Petoskey
Hankey & Forman
United States
Tudge Taft
Citr
Detroit Citizens’ Street Railway Company
Emily F. McKibbes
Lansing Township
Pees
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New York Dispatch
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Saginaw
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