TILLMAN A CANDIDAT, Tillman Seeks Silver Platform
Senator Tillman of South Carolina has returned after a three week absence. He has toured Texas, Arkansas, Georgia, Florida, and South Carolina urging a silver standard. He predicts a silver victory or a Republican split, warning the border states will not stay in a gold platform Democratic party. Tillman is presented with a silver pitchfork badge bearing gold bug symbols labeled Cartisly, Sherman, and Cleveland, with Tillman’s name on the handle.
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Texas
Arkansas
Georgia
Florida
South Carolin
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Chicago
Tilman
Itan
Cartisly
Sherman
Cleveland
Death of Harry Bryant Prominent Los Angeles Resident
Harry Lewis Bryant, a well known Los Angeles resident, has died. He was born in Covington, Indiana in 1836, and was an intimate friend of President Lincoln and Stephen A. Douglas. He stamped the plate with them and was a cousin of William Cullen Bryant, sharing the same house and birth date.
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Harry Lewis Bryant
Los Angeles
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Stephen A. Douglas
Willian Cullen Bryant
Honest Doctor Endorses Vegetable Compound for Women
A Baltimore reader reports relief from weak womb and related troubles after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She describes rapid improvement, credits the remedy with her recovery, and notes her physician endorsed the product as beneficial for women. The testimonial is signed Mrs. Weber, 1707 Jefferson St., Baltimore.
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E.R. Weller
Wee
Jefferson St
Baltimore
Federal Law Makers Scene in Congress May 24
Washington reports show obstruction by Mr. Xem of Nebraska and swift counter moves by Mr. Babcock of Wisconsin as the House forms a date committee to consider repealing the free alcohol clause in the tariff law. Debate touches on alcohol use in arts and tariff revenue, with votes scattered across beer tax and deficiency appropriations affecting claims and various late amendments.
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Babcock
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Evans
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Congress
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Corn
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Iliing
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Butler
Perkins
Mitchell
Pastor Frees
Cannon
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Sayres
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Mabon
Adams
Richardson
Bond Bill Debated as Senate Talks Silver and Cuba
In Washington on May 28 the bond bill faced continued Senate debate with Daniels urging silver and Peffer supporting the measure. Senators Shenran Lodge and Gray, on foreign relations, met with the president to discuss the Cuban situation, though no specifics were released. Meanwhile news from St Louis dominated House action as a relief measure authorized tents and aid for devastated cities to shelter the homeless.
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Peffer
Shenran
Lodge
Gray
Senate Committee On Foreign Tolaliong
Tke
St. Louis
Jess
Eich Ald
Progressive card playing Sparks Editor Protest
A New York trial involving compressed sir technology is noted alongside Edward Bok’s protest of progressive daytime card parties. Bok argues such games drift into gambling, harming women’s leisure and social life, while supporters defend card playing as a refined pastime. The item cites editorials and commentary on morals, social function, and the evolving view of card games in society.
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Ladies’ Home Journal
Edward W. Bok
Mr. Bok
Curde
Tole
Ainenan
Sucemer Breese Ends In Notable Phrase About Travel
A fragment from a 19th century page mentions Sucemer Breese, travel urges and a medical tonic. It references Houtetter's Stom ach Bit tery as a voyage companion for sailors, travelers and captains. It notes W. W. Race moving stores from Omro to C.D Bowotan and hints at new local collectors.
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Atlantic
Houtetter
Benefits of the Bath and Its Hygienic Value
Dr. Cyrus Edson extols baths for general health noting vigorous rubbing with brushes and toweling to stimulate skin and nerves. He describes hip baths for weak lower torso organs and cold-water shocks, lasting 15 to 20 minutes, and claims baths cannot be overdone when healthy, while also praising the physical pleasure and sense of cleanliness from bathing.
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Cyrus Edson
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