Tillman Candidate in Silver Vote Showdown
Washington May 29 Senator Tillman of South Carolina has returned after three weeks away. He campaigned in Texas Arkansas Georgia Florida and South Carolina urging a silver standard and predicting a split in the South and West if the Democrats back gold at Chicago. He argues the race will be silver or bust with border states leaving the Democratic Party for a silver faction. A silver pin illustrates Tillman’s candidacy at the Capitol depicting three pronged forks with gold bags and the names of Taft Carlisle Sherman and Cleveland on the prongs.
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Washington
Tillman
South Carolia
Texas
Arkansas
Georgia
Florida
South Carolina
Chicago
Agence Tillman
Renmidency
Capitol
Carlisle
Shermac
Cleveland
Lllman
Floating Borax Soap Declared Genuine by Ad Claim
The ad touts Dobbins' Floating Borax Soap as not imitation and 100 percent pure, with red wrapper branding. Harry Lewis Bryant of Los Angeles, a Covington, Massachusetts native born 1816, is noted as dead and described as an intimate friend of President Lincoln and Stephen A. Douglas, and a cousin of William Cullen Bryant born in the same house on the same day.
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Harry Lewis Bryant
Los Angeles
Covington
Mass
Lincoln
Stephen A. Douglis
Willam Cullen Bryant
Ami
Honest Doctor Endorses Vegetable Compound Letter
A testimonial from Mrs. E.R. of Baltimore praises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the cure for her long lasting female ailments. She recounts severe illness and bedridden weakness, credits the remedy and her doctor’s initial skepticism, and urges other women to try it for relief and renewed strength.
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Milentia
Mge
R. Wane
Jeferson St
Baltimore, Md
Federal Law Makers Debates Tax Rates and Tariff Provisions
Washington reports detail clashes in both houses over tariff repeal of free alcohol clauses, beer tax amendments and deficiency appropriations. Senators Sherman Dubois and Mitchell push revenue tests while debates cover alcohol use, payment of claims, and various appropriations including French spallation and Chautauqua battery costs. The day closes amid continued dispute and no decisive votes.
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Senate Yeesterdy
Sherman
Dubois
Portes
Aly
Singer- Jty
Treasury
House
Alabama
Aldrich
Washington, D. C
Senate
Petock
Southern Pacific Company
Tragapor
Mitchell
Ren
Joan Reach
Warren
Rep
Wyo
Court of Claims
Harris
Dem
Tenn
Chauteau
Treasury Department
Portland Company
Agawan and Pauleset
Hansorough
North Dakota
Daniel
Virginia
Elkins
W. Vu
Elking
United States
Clairman Canyon
Appropriates Committee
Sayres
Spain
Grosvezer
Mabon
Adams
Richardson
Senate debate on pond bill and foreign relations panel
The text notes discussions in Washington on May 28 over the pond bill with Daniels, Peter, Semadere Sherman Lodge and Gray among the senators, a sub committee asking the president for a view on the Cran question, and a later line about using tents for homeless in St Louis after a disaster. The report blends legislative talks with emergency aid decisions and mentions a flood of interest in the House proceedings.
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Washington
Senate
Daniels
Peter
Semadere
Sherman
Lodge
Gray
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
St. Louis
Bok Attacks Daytime Progressive Card Playing
Edward W. Bok condemns daytime progressive card parties as gambling in the Ladies' Home Journal. He argues they harm women by fostering rivalries, degrading hospitality, and dulling interest away from higher pursuits. He urges readers to view such card play as inappropriate for American women with home ties or without.
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Ladies’ Home Journal
Edward W. Bok
Mr. Bok
Bok
Sindy Che Woniet
Wher tha Summer Breese Blows Through the Trees
The piece discusses travel, weather, and opinions on voyages with talk of yachtsmen sea captains and commercial transfers. It notes W. W. Race selling his Omro store building to C. D. Bowmere and moving to De Pere. The writeup ends with a quip about new collectors.
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Atlantic
W. W. Race
Atore
Omro
C.D Bowmce
de Pere
Fragmented 19th century medicine and notices across town
A garbled collage cites tonics and cures for fits fevers and pain, with claims of Dr Kline’s nerve restorer and Mrs Winslow’s soothing syrup. Mentions Oconomowoc death Willis Spaulding and ex Secretary Cunninghams owning a journal. Also notes Edison electric light and Stanley Junction reunion.
Benefits of the Bath Hygienic and Therapeutic Value
Dr Cyrus Eideon extols bathing, praising vigorous rubbing with mesh brushes and towels to stimulate skin nerves and vasomotor nerves. He describes hip baths, duration of fifteen to twenty minutes, and notes the need for physician prescription, while stressing the health and pleasure benefits of cleansing and warmth.
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Cyrus Eideon
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