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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1893
Page
9
An advertisement touts Dr Hatininsy & Co as cure specialists who have treated many ailments after other doctors failed. It lists diseases such as syphilis, hysterocele, nervous debility, dysentery, piles, and skin issues, claiming numerous testimonials and successful outcomes. The text urges readers to seek their treatment.
Eight desperadoes boarded the Seminole bound No 252 train in Indian Territory and robbed the mail car express car and passengers. Leaders Rogers and Wooten allegedly led the gang eight strong wearing pow wow attire. Authorities link the robbery to similar South Kansas and Texas road attacks with no injuries reported.
Brief telegraphic update from Marshall Texas reports Pacific Express Messenger McCulloch was knocked down on the platform and robbed of a pouch containing about $5000. The thief escaped into a crowd as onlookers watched, with no clues to his identity.
Chicago December reports that Armour Institute at 33rd Street and Armour Avenue faced a dynamite threat. Philip D. Armour and Dr. Frank Gunsaulus, president of the institute and pastor of Plymouth Church, were said to be in danger. Local denial followed, with authorities noting one man had threatened to blow up the institute during a calamity, and the would–be dynamiter departed after persuasive talk.
Reports from Pernambuco Rio de Janeiro and Washington describe rumors of a Brazilian insurgent attack on Rio de Janeiro and possible capture of Rio de Janeiro president Peixoto. Paris warns anarchists as police curb threats amid suspicious packages and unrest. An air of uncertainty pervades officials about Rio’s fate while battles flare in Opajinka and other regions.
Senator Washburn of Minnesota will not introduce the anti option bill in the Senate as it would originate in the House and raise revenue. Chairman Hatch notes a quorum need before moving the pure food bill. Also: Census Bureau to publish a marriage and divorce bulletin. Canadians seek to retain free list in Wilson bill. Died in Florida dramatist Henry Pettit. Bank at Greensburg closed. inter state commerce official reports. No official word on New Mexico race disturbance. Falls River dividends reported. death notices and other brief items.
What is eczema a torture of skin almost beyond endurance. It describes thousands of vesicles filled with an acrid fluid that burst and ooze on raw skin. The piece claims Cuticura cures eczema instantly, relieves pain and aids a speedy cure, with sales details and locations.
An advertisement extols Syrup of Figs as a pleasant liquid laxative benefiting kidneys liver and bowels, cleansing the system and curing constipation without weakening organs. It notes sales in 50 cent and 1 dollar bottles and warns buyers to choose the California Fig Syrup Co. brand, not substitutes.
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