Survants HaI Footman and Ancient Statues in Asia
Reported dialogue mocks a servant’s shock at master’s freedom with women. Descriptions of damaged Buddhas in Bamian compare to giant Jat statue, 172 feet tall, used as grain store housing over 2,000 bushels. Society news covers Mrs Vanderbilt travel plans and a Boston family suitor. Legal note notes John G Moore income tax case reaching U.S. Supreme Court after District Court ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Gay
Euet
Bamian
John G. Moore
New York
District of Gommelin
Woman’s Rescue From Uterine Trouble Offer
A testimonial from Mrs. Kerhaugh of Nicetown Penn describes severe uterine illness with fainting, head spinning, back pain, and abdominal distress. After using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound her symptoms cleared, she praises the remedy and invites other women to try it. The ad emphasizes cleansing the system and strengthening the womb to cure uterine troubles.
Congressional Lews A Wedging Senate Feud On Silver Policy
Washington dispatches describe Senate action on the silver question and a filibuster style struggle as Mr Jones of Arkansas pushes the unrestricted coinage plan while other senators press for delays and party lines form. House debates on Indian affairs and river dam projects unfold with votes split along party lines.
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Senate
Jones
Arkansas
Iit
My. Vilas
Washington
House
Larneton
Wisconsin
Iron Fire Committee On Indian Affairs
St. Lows
Claquee
Minnesota
Altamonte Water Company
Dulith
Hunt
Overtow
Coienm
Trond du Lac
Lynch
Mo Baugen
Rep
Baldwin Ident
Hybor
le Sedratary
Bate
Yrduth Jndicial
Permil City
Austin
Qaueb Supreme Court
Tne
Bolting Court
Wamkesta
Indian appropriations bill debate echoes in Washington
Washington Feb 22— senators debated the Indian appropriation bill amid procedural wrangling and partisan remarks on government duties and troop protection. Representative Henderson urged enforcing dates of the council and praised lawfulness, while others pressed for pay and accountability. A subsequent House vote aimed to revive stalled measures tied to Chicago strikes and national policy.
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Chandler
Senate
Congress
Cory Fon
Yaehawe
Boldiby Uwe
Wena Canal
Unelo San
Me. Bayre
Sayre
Crivet
Hatauisen
Nesene
Cockrell
Lodz
Pauwel
Quaypater
Hawley
Hampton Va
Unicoln
Phiadelphia
Hodge
Washington
House
Tanwailan Islands
Messrs
Ryan
Bartlett
Sickles
Howe
Tetauerery
South
Dikomi
Cad
Dettty Gegey
Henderson
Towa
Trops
Chicago
Ini
TMNS
Iverodmoot
Honige
Clavekini
Fader
Stale Eigits
Healing Remedies and Health Cautions from Old Advertisements
A collage of antique medical ads and anecdotes warns against malady exposure in damp, cold conditions. It touts Tonics and Bitters as countermeasures, promotes appetite and digestion aids, and features testimonial lines and promises of cures. An interleaved dialogue references political debate and a Chicago gambling past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boutatter
Swainsville man reports drug remedy caused illness
Peery of Swinsville North Carolina bought a bottle of No-Lo-bne from a local druggist then began taking it. He wrote Sterling Remedy Co. in Chicago describing that it damaged him so much he now dislikes tobacco and feels unwell. A friend who attended the family gathering also dislikes the product.
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Aqnald Kennedy
Roxbury
Mass
Boston
Peery
Swinsville
N. C
Sterling Remedy Co
Chihi
Tobaccn
Corther
Faily
Intercollegiate YMCA founders and reach
The Intercollegiate Young Men's Christian Association, founded in 187, includes more than 500 American institutions of learning and is represented by a membership of 72,000 students.
The Great German Coffeer Seed Offer
An early 20th century seed ad promotes German Coffee Berry seed and catalogue. Prices per package are listed with 15 cents postage for mailings. packages include vegetables such as oats grass clover corn and potatoes. John A Salter Seed Co invites requests from La Crone Wil ron area customers to receive seeds and a catalogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry
Europe
France
Germany
John A. Salter Seed CO
la Crone
Wil Ron
CNU
Spew covers streets of Pennicola Porites
Residents report streets in Pennicola Porites were coated with a thick spew, prompting cleanup crews to rush the area. Local authorities advised residents to avoid the affected roads while they assess the source and implement containment measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennicola
Porites
Unclear names and events from disrupted report
Fragmentary report references several figures and incidents. Mentions Grand Duke Nicholas and Emperor Wilhelm, Spanish exile Rais Zorilla, ex gov Peck in Minneapolis, Mosehard Mansel after a collision, and Miss Molen Glidden with manager Julie Slocum. No coherent narrative or verifiable outcome due to garbled OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pope
Nicholas
Russia
Rais Zorilla
Peck
Maynord
Minneapolis
Mosehard Mansel
Milwaukee
Apepear
Davidson
Pers Wails Bend
St Qe Railroad Company
Mansfeld
Canerot
York
Sleemm
Sas
Fragrans Flowery Ills In Frivolous Times
Fragmentary lines describe a flowery phrase about Celia Hut and divinely lovely complexion. Mentions Glenn's Sulphur SOM and a person named David Gray of Marcy. A vague reference to a skating day at a rink with a whirl on a single day, likely a personal or social note from a local page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn
Vinele David. Gray
Marcy
Akuting
Which Man Whiv? Whl Stenty Jerses and Arch Drain
The fragmentary OCR reads as a garbled critique of a latest book by an unnamed author. It mentions digestion, lenience, and a warning about frivolous youth, but the text is largely unreadable and without clear facts or names.
Earthquake Tax Abatement Debate in New York and Brooklyn
Local readers in New York and Brooklyn protest tax abatement plans tied to earthquake insurance costs. The New York Journal notes residents seek measures to curb seismic tax imposition amid ongoing quake risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lily Ig Goling
Potatoes per Acre Yield Promises Farm Seed Guide
An old seed advertisement touts 1,000 bushels per acre potatoes and urges readers to cut out the notice and mail it with 5 cents postage to John A. Salzer Seed Co. It promises sample catalog pages and a free booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Salzer
Winona widow wed in 1893 and saved by Piso's Cure
The report notes Ww. H Tair married a Wheatby widow aged 77. After medical care and surgery, she was saved by Piso's Cure. The item appears from Racine Hives, Wisconsin, on November 22, 1893, and mentions a bill to repeal the levy directed against the results being passed by the German Reichstag.
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Tair
Piso
RaLeu Hives
Wiragasport, Bu
Genman Reichatag
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Washington Star
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