King s New Discovery and Other Cures Featured
Price items and testimonials describe Dr King s New Discovery for consumption offering relief and cure claims. Mrs Phoebe Chesley praises Elixir Bitters renewing youth after kidney and pain relief. Glycerine Salve advertised for piles and skin eruptions with guaranteed satisfaction.
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Phoebe Chesley
Paterson, Clay Co
Jows, Tella
Elenirra Bitters
F. G. Lesman & Co
E Drug Store
Lyracp
Grigg
A. O. Hyde
Pierce’ Golden
Pierce
Golden Medical
Bret
NASA
National lawmakers clash over tariff and treaties in Congress
In Wasimnatos City and Wasmiotox City reports from April 24 to May 2, the Senate and House advanced tariff debates and conference reports while considering bills on public buildings, land grants, and Indian affairs. Vorhees and Ingalls led sharp exchanges over tariff policy and civil rights rhetoric, with adjournments interspersed amid heated speeches.
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Wasuimarox City
Senate
Voorhees
South
Hancock
McClellan
Ingalls
House
Logea
Jleing
Bynum and Browne
Indiana
Dockery
Mure
the Ways and Means Committee
Sooning
P. O
Shaw
Maryland
Qinss
Tennessee
Wasmixatos Ciry
Seonta
Indian Territory
Kansas City & Pacific Railway
Palmer
Michigan
Lake Superior Ship Canal
Dolph
Hale
Reagan
Nebraska
Treasury
Buchanan
New Jersey
Osborne
Pennsylvania
Hemphill
South Carolina
Hudd
Wisconsin
Sayers
Texas
Hickowa
Wasimnatos City
United States
Lousiana State University
West
Grovenor
Henderson
Iowa
Gallinger
Raynor
Wasuixatos City
Fitedabu Porter
Louisiana
Eustis
Gibson
The Chief Justice Named
In Wasgrown City on May 1 the president sent Melville W. Fuller of Chicago to the Senate as chief justice designate. Democratic support appears solid with little Republican opposition. Cullem and Rowener praise his legal acumen and standing. Judge Coolay of the Interstate Commerce Commission congratulates Fuller, deeming the appointment fitting and excellent for chief justice.
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Wasnrratox City
Waite
Senate
Melville W. Fuller
Chicago
Nion
Democrata
Cullom
Puller
Rowener
Fuller
Coolay
Inter-State Commerce Commision
BASE BALL ATTRACTIONS IN EARLY NATIONAL LEAGUE ACTION
In April and May the National League saw Boston and Chicago dominant with strong win counts. Scores feature Pittsburg, New York, Philadelphia, Indianapolis, Detroit and Washington posting various results. Consistent leaders include Boston and Chicago as season progress reports highlight shifting percentages and key games in New York and Philadelphia.
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Orrcad
Indianapolis
Detroit
Washington City
Washington
Boston
Gaicaco
Bostoni
Chicago
Pittsburg
Indianapolia
New York
Philadelphia
Horton
Wren
Windy City
Bos
Pittsburgh
Cnicaco
Pittavurg
Hangman's Day F ord Smith three hanged and one in Maryland
A Post Dispatch special reports three men Jack Crow George Mesa and Owen Hill were hanged at Fort Smith Arkansas for Indian territory crimes. All were black with Indian blood. Seven were to hang but two sentences were commuted and Sandy Smith removed. Also Leonan Brows executed for murder near the Potomac River. A separate note covers another hanging at Columbia Missouri and Orangeburg South Carolina. A May 2 financial statement notes debt reduction and treasury balances.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Maryland
Br Lovis
Post-Dispatch
Jack Crow
George Mesa
Owen D. Hill
Indian Territory
Sandy Smith
Democratic State Convention Names St Louis Delegates
The Wisconsin Democratic convention met in Madison to select delegates to the national convention in St Louis. Delegates at large included G W Woodward and E Bandin with district picks such as J E Dodge and S W Dickinson. The permanent chair was J M Morrow of Wisconsin. The platform praised Grover Cleveland and called for tax reform favoring relief for farmers and laborers. Governor Gray of Indiana was named for vice president consideration.
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Maorsey
Wis
Capitol
St. Louis
G. W. Woodward
LaCroses
E. Bbandin
Milwaukee
G. W. Bind
Madison
J. H. Knight
Ashland
J. E. Dodge
RA Kirkinod
O. A. Wells
Momes
Owe
Democrata
Wlaconalit
Grover Cleveland
United States
Onowal
Oa National Treasury
Anien
West
Cleveland
Gray
Indiana
New Hampshire
Coxconn
N. H
Daniel Connor
Manchester
J. ©. Moore
Guilford
A.W. Bulloway
Franklin
Frank Jones
Portsmouth
California
Sacramento
Cal
Chicago
Knight
Blaine
Wisner
Indiana Democrats Nominate State Ticket and Indorse Gray
Indiana Democrats fast tracked a full state ticket and endorsed Governor Gray as vice presidential candidate. Charles I. Jewett chaired the convention, with Wiliam A. Peele Jr as secretary and Voorhees, Turpie, Bhanklin, Bass as delegates at large. Matson won the governorship on a large first ballot. Myers urged a unanimous nomination.
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Indorso Gray
Indiaxavorss
Ind
Indiana Democracy
Gray
Indiana
E. P. Richardson
Charles I. Jewett
Floyd County
Wiliam A. Peele, Jr
Marion
Daniel W. Voorhees
Terre Haute
David Turpie
Indianapolis
John H. Bhanklin
Evanugilly
John H. Bass
Fort Wayne
Thomas E. Cobb
Vincennes
John E. Lamb
Electon
Supreme Court
Kirst
W. H. Niblack
Vinewsnes
Georgy W. Hawk
Allen Zollars
Wayne Gen
CC. Matson
Gove
W. R Myers
Bynum
Holman
Matson
Myers
Mae
Charles G. Munson
Allen
Thomas Byrne
Vanderburg
John W. Kern
Julio Bo Wilson
Green Smith
State Senate
G. V. Griffiths
Frankfort
Indiana City Elections Show Democratic Gains Across Cities
Returns from Indiana towns show Democrats winning in Logansport, Bluffton, Shelbyville, Columbus, Jeffersonville, Madison, LaPorte, and South Bend. Terre Haute elected a Democratic mayor and council. Lebanon, Greensburg, and Anderson went Republican. Fort Wayne split council seats. Delphi elected Republican assessor and two of three councilors. New Albany elected only councilmembers. Illinois Union Labor hosts first state convention in Decatur, backing ballot reform, public ownership, and a ban on private monopolies, with Willis Jones named for governor.
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Ind
Indiana
Moouout Veraun
Logansport
Hluffton
Shelbyville
Columbus
Jeffersonvile
Madiaun
LaPorte
South Bend
Terre Haute
Hashvile
Citizens
Delphi
Aulnols Union Labor
Decates
Ill
Union Labor Party of
Imipoly
Willis W.jones
Camargo
Charles Dixon
Chicago
Bert Stewart
Decatur
George W. Collings
Evanston
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W. H. Morgan
Lake City
Fis
Csa
Becklen
Aruba
F.G. Seaman & Co
Clarke
Galt
New Haven
Nurnery
Hefer
Hinkpeper
Imlodee
Howl
API Bey Qur
Drake &10
Gene
Gaye
Chubapest
Eesch
Tescherr
Janen L. Mugetott
Fifth Ave
Tvelodee
Munger
W. W. Griffin
Trout Creek
Bt. Clair Co
Alu
R. M-Kin
L ‘Ad
Woo
J. McCaus
Randall &J. Boston
A.J. White
Warren Street
Rutlhon Remedy Co
Box
Lincoln, Neb
Furrand, Williams & A
Sarelle
Vietog
National
Glens
Leonan Brows
John B. Biseve
R. P. Dixon
Potomac River
Tuo More
Loo
Columbia
Jack Prater
Jasper Davis
Orangeberg
Monthly Financial Statement
Washineton City
Dublon
Resolutions
Indiania
New Menpshire
Democraty
Blaing
Alger
Democrats
Rohrbach
Hing
Riley
Detwieler
Republican Clube
Colorado
Nevada
Compalttes
League
Il Pols
Cincaco
R. RE. Hitt
Thomas J Henderson
Congress
I. FE. Payson
Thurwiny
Prohibitionista
Des Mowers
Prohibitionista of
J. Mickelwaite
Mills County
Malcolm Smith
Linn County
J. L. Adams
Duburne
E. ©. Sharpe
Polk
Hannianung
Barker
Gen. Alger
Mich
C. T. Mitchell
RB. F. Graves
Georgy Xpairing
J. J. Gilbert
Cramp
Abe
Cnama
Sene
Hamilton
Whitney
Columbis
Sijmal
Yorktown
Kentucky
Vesuvius
Rousevie
Caldwell & Conde’s
Caldwell
Norman £. Conde
Joseph Lakin
Thoes Sariouly
Leonidas Pea
Joseph Wade
Allen Latin
Frank Frendris
Jordan Calms
Battulo
Burrato
Ace
Torexa
Kan
Iay
F. J. Adams
The
Kansas Historical Society
Law
AxuniGo
Wii
George Wart
Sharif
Thoreday
Taig
Jean
Indiana City Elections
Geo
Macbeth & CC
Pittsburth
Ntaf
J. W. Pringle & Son
Sean
Wwe
Fed
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