New York Press Highlights and Sports and Health Notes
Reports reveal Epwasp F. Joffrahan’s second place on the democratic ticket in New York State, a Chicago baseball win over New York 7 to 4, and a look at G Dun & Co. data showing rising failures but lower liabilities in the nine months. Edward Stevens named Indian agent in place of Captain Allen disappoints a local Democrat. Cleopatra’s Needle at Central Park draws concern over decay and proposed paraffin treatment. Cholera risk tied to dirt and sanitation cited with global examples. Labor wage losses from the Saginaw Valley mill strike tallied by state labor commissioner G. V. Br. Pono, noting tens of thousands in unearned wages and company-specific losses.
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F. Joffrahan
New York State
The
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Edward Stevene
Allen
Washington
Central Park
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Doremus
Marseilles
France
India
Panama
Colon
Percon
G. V. BR. Pono
Saginaw Valley
Editorial Notes on Politics and Society Across States
A compilation of opinion and news items noting mougwumps likened to mules, favorable Michigan crop weather, Keiley considered for lighthouse keepership, Austrian maneuvers, and large fairs. It cites a Tennessee sheep issue over dogs, Georgia bachelor tax for fatherless education, Texas court influence, tea plantings calling for plants, and campaign jabs by Sherman and Hoar.
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Michigan
The
Providence Journal
Nowhere Keiley
Awraben
Georgia
Duty of authorities after armed force shuts Saginaw Valley mills
The article asks who bears responsibility for an armed force driving workers from their jobs, halting nearly all industry in the Saginaw Valley and causing substantial financial losses. It questions whether those responsible should be punished.
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Saginaw Valley
Opinion Snippets on Politics and Figures Across States
A collage of political opinions from U S papers. It notes sympathy for Irish Home Rule, cheers for high license reforms, critique of civil service reforms, warnings about Ku Klux rhetoric, and praise for General Logan. Various papers cite presidential politics and election intrigue across New York Michigan and beyond.
New York State Convention Comment on Republican Ticket
Newspaper clippings praise the GOP New York state ticket as strong and capable. Editors from Philadelphia to Buffalo call the platform direct and aggressive, predicting party unity and wide support. commentary notes Ira Davenport and Ira Dana He, with mentions of other nominees and historical context.
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New York
Philadelphia Press
Political tickets shape New York race expectations
The New York Sun endorses the Republican ticket, urging voters to judge candidates by character and reform stands rather than party. Davenport looks set for victory. Democrats risk losing support if they nominate a spoilsman like Gov. Hill, while reform gains could tip the outcome. Nearby, the New York Times argues reform remains pivotal in the governor race.
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New York
Davenport
Democratic Conventive
Gov. Hil
N. Y. Timea
Wugwumb
October literary notes highlight final volume offerings and long-running serials
The issue reviews this year's last number with bright pieces by Colin Thaxter, Frank Stockton, and others. It celebrates "Garden of Girls," "Peggy's Garden," and "Pho Grific and the Minor Canon," plus baseball tips, traveler sketches, and concluding chapters of serials like His One Feulp and Driven Back to Eden.
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Peggy
Frank K. Stockton
Pho Grific
Tow Science
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Historis
Pulchoria
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Agatha Tunis
Abut Mondelacho
John BR
Corgallon
Flonay Hunters
Puliser Cox Teutes
Brownies St
Aga Tenders
Baloro
Cea
Trowbridge
BE. P. Roe
Eden
Lmet
Century explores Grant era in October issue
The October Century issue emphasizes Gen. Grant life and services with papers by Gen. Horace Porter on Lincoln and Grant, Gov. Grant anecdotes by Wilson, and a detailed Last Day of Gen. Grant by Gen. Adam Hadnan. It features portraits from daguerreotypes and photos, birthplace and City Point headquarters, plus pieces on Buell, Grant premonitions after Vicksburg, McClellan reply, Riverside Park, Alaska, artists we have, and a Henry James serial. Includes Brander Matthews short story and poems, with civic topics and police reform notes.
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Thaother
Wilson
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City Point
Don Carlon Buell Ghatridiols
Tomo A. Apribas
Misa Heintselman
McClellan
Velotzelman
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Badeau
Grengerest
Charles Ui Ors
Riverside Park
Gen. Grant
William A. Btltes
Pagnell
Samuel Bowles
Springfield Republican
George
Merriam
Queen's Univerity
Canada
Brander Matthews
Gelie
Henry James
Bostonians
Taps
M. Newton
Byichard Watyon Gilderrante Ban
Gran
Orbar Rip
Cranoby Allen
H. C. Runner
Biger Fawcett
Frank D. Sher
Feta
L. E. Dudley
Ayera Aqua Care claims herbal remedy for fever and chills
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a supposed remedy named Ayera Aqua Care. It is claimed to be a powerful herbal bitters composed entirely of vegetables and stoneware with no noxious drugs. The text mentions its action as expelling poisons and offering relief from fever.
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Bafferere
Honduras
A Baker’s Diphtheria Medicine Endorsed by Mothers
An anxious mother praises Ayer's Sarsaparilla for her daughter's restored health and urges others to know its blessing. A. O. Hyde and F. G. Seaman promote Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets as an laxative and cure for constipation and dyspepsia. They claim Acker's Blood Elixir offers a cure for rheumatism syphilis and blood disorders with a clear skin result.
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Ayer
A. O. Hyde
F. G. Beaman
Acker
Dreadful Disease Throat Remedy Sold With Refund Offer
A vintage advert proclaims Kemip's Baleam as a complete throat and tongue remedy for consumption relief. It promises rapid relief and permanent improvement in most cases. The proprietor authorizes A. QO. Hyde to refund money to any party who has used three fourths of a bottle without relief. Price 60 cents and 1 dollar. Trial bottle free.
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Kemip
A. QO. Hyde
Kemp's Balsam for the throat and lungs advert
A Great Surprise. Ts in store for all who ase Kemp's Balsam for the throat and lungs, the great guaranteed remedy. Would you believe that it is sold on its merits and that each druggist is authorized to refund your money by the proprietor of this wonderful remedy if it fails to cure you, A. O. Hyde had secured the agency for it, Price 500 and $1. Trial size fres. sept.
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Kemp
A. O. Hyde
Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery Ad
An advertisement urges men to keep Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery to ward off consumption and early death. It praises the remedy as purifying blood, strengthening the body, and curing blemishes, claiming it far surpasses cod liver oil and is inexpensive and pleasant to take. It directs sending 10 cents for a large illustrated treatise from the World’s Dispensary Medical Association in Buffalo, New York.
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Dr. Pierce
World's Dispensary Medical Association
Buffalo
Work Then and Now Women in Industry and Home
A fragment discusses women's labor across industries and the strain on housewives, noting their double burden and health complaints. It mentions use of a restorative tonic, claimed to aid female weakness, and references pharmacists offering it.
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Pierce
Ali
Easy money making business offers agents for health products
Classified style ad promises quick earnings for agents selling a range of health items including Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets and related remedies. Claims high daily sales with no experience required, and features testimonials and guarantees, urging immediate response. Contains numerous misspellings and promotional guarantees.
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Dean
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