Odds and Ends From News and Notes
A roundup of brief items: Moody and Sankey active in Tennessee. New York regions struck by recent shocks. Apaches surrender to Gen. Crooks in Arizona. James Gordon Bennett buys the Morning Journal. a 22-carat diamond found near Milwaukee. Beecher donates 5000 for Plymouth church choir. Vermont and state veterans funding. Nebraska corn burning as fuel. a Canton accident bites windpipe. David R. Atchison dies in Missouri at 79. a Minnesota wife selects a $90,000 lot over a bonnet. Ohio Senate clerk linked to rival body and copperhead ancestor. Oregon tale of first poem in Willamette Valley. Florida oranges largely spared from freeze damage.
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Moody and
Sankey
Tennessee
New York
Crooks
Arizona
James Gordon Bennett
New York Star
Morning Journal
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Boston Transcript
Henry Ward Beecher
Plymouth
Henry
Kansas
Vermont
GALR
Nebraska
Ramsey
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Ohio Senate
Kennedy
C. L. Vallandinghan
Copperhead
Buckeye
Oregon
Willimette
Coast Range
Cascade
Florida
Tle
Mediterranean
Sherman bill to discontinue silver dollar coinage
The text states the secretary of the treasury must issue coin certificates backed by silver bullion purchases from 2 to 4 million troy ounces monthly. Certificates redeemable in coin at New York, receivable for taxes, and redeemable upon presentation. Also allows holders to deposit standard silver dollars or gold coin at the mint value.
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Sherman
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
City of
New York
Sabbath Breaker Finds Hope in Sunday Printing Tale
In a Boston Courier dialogue, a penitent printer confesses sins and fears salvation while a minister encourages him, noting the “vilest sinner returning” and the hopeful condition of repentance tied to his weekend work patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esume
Sunday issue set to publish ahead of Monday morning
The speaker vows to quit the business and break the Sabbath by setting type on Sundays. A friend expresses confidence the person will someday be a bright light in the church. Weeping notes report ministers sermons in solid minion rather than dog fights or mills.
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P. P
Faith healer Dr Fishblatt visits Mitchell to offer cures
Dr Fishblatt returns to Mitchell on February 9 at the Alex Mitchell House promising cures for long standing diseases. He cites hundreds of recovered patients including S Curtis of Wausau Merrill postmaster I B Johnson and teacher C E Wright. He charges only after confirming cure potential and invites inquiries from afflicted individuals.
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E. N. Fishblatt
M. D
Mitchell
Dak
Alex. Mitchell
New York Medical and Surgical Journals
S. Curtis
Wausau
Wis
Fishblatt I. B. Johnson
Merrillan
C. E. Wright
Plover
James W. Rilley
Manitowoc
Davison
Dr. Fishblatt
West
Fishblatt
Jennie Schmidt
Princeton
Untimely victims of solitary vice urged to reform
A sober appeal warns of the destructive habit of solitary vice devouring young men of talent and intellect. The piece argues these lives could have shaped senates and inspired art if not for this fatal vice.
Congressional Base Ballists Admire Washington Nationals Admission
A Washington Times Star correspondent notes lawmakers watch the Nationals league admission with national importance tone. House labor chair O Neill and Maryland Senator Gorman are paired with Al Reach of Philadelphia in a quid pro quo for Nationals entry.
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Congress
Washington Ball Club
Washington
Cincinnati Times- Star
House
Senate
O'Neil
House Committee On Labor
Lois
Gorman
Maryland
Philadelphia
al Reach
Philadelphias
Nationals
Reach
League
Doctors F and H Promise Honest Care for Nerve Debility
Married persons or young men contemplating marriage aware of nervous debility or any other disqualification are urged to seek relief. The physicians F and H invite patients to place themselves under their care with confidence in their honor and medical skill.
The Hidden Dangers of Indulgence Warned in Early Report
The article decries improper indulgences as causing severe illness and ruin, describing how young people suffer loss of vigor, nervousness, indigestion, and eventual death. It warns that the affliction makes life burdensome and marriage impossible, urging awareness of dire consequences.
Warning to care for injured from unlearned tenders
The notice urges persons harmed by untrained tender providers to seek help and apply promptly, accusing them of long delays and use of dangerous compounds. It calls for immediate action to obtain proper medical assessment and remedies.
Remarkable Cures Reported By Elite College Graduates
Graduates of a renowned American college effected astonishing cures for conditions such as tinnitus and insomnia. Many suffered from ringing in the head and ears during sleep, great nervousness and alarm at sounds, frequent blushing, and occasional mental disturbance, all cured immediately.
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United States
North Ville papers eye Redfield backed campaign launch
Ashton Bee and Herald reports a new paper in North ville backed by Redfield interests aiming to boost Redfield during the campaign. It notes Old Charlie Williams, known to Washington newspaper sellers, lecturing about Congress across towns, outlining opposing aims to stay or go.
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Ashton Bee and Herald
Northville
Redfield
Charlie Williams
Washington
Congress
Charlie
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Benito Suarez
Regailia Neptuno
Regailia De-La-Reina Ees
La-Flor- De-Las Kousas
Regailia Reloaina
Regiulia
Comie-ilfaut
la Simpatica
Pick Wick Club
el Reformadores Or, de Cuba
Tony Couchis
Regailia
Florafina
Flor de Culombo
Havana
Key West
Recailia
Couchas
Egailia Reinas
Reiina Victoria
Chicago
C. L. Marston& CO
Dakota
Oshkosh Lumber Company
F. Weller
J.S. Daniels
Agt
Oberne, Hosick & Co
Warsaw
F. F. Dairy
J. J. Bearup
Mitchell, Dak
Reierson
Bryn Julson
Tas
Free Met
Ciicago
Odds and
Moore
Canton
George
David R. Atchison
Pierce
Missouri
Senator Sherman
Boston Courier
Doctor Fishblatt
Man and
Beast
Pioneer Drug Store
Hammer & Hammer
Hammer & Hammer’s
Standard School Books
Main and
First Street
Institute
Minn
Drs
Fishblatt and Hubbard
New York Medical and Surgical Journal
New York Hospital
Posdick & Tillotsons
Stoops
Mitshell House
F.A.M
America
Bretclae
F. A. Redding & CO
Broadway
New Yorks
AIM
EXCEL
Chicago Cottage Organ Co
Randolph and
Ann Streets
Chicago, Ill
Northern Nurseries
Sanborn Country
Northern Nursery CO
Letcher, Dakota
Drs. F
Ulyses
W. W. Walker
R. F. Woolfoler
D. C. Fry
W. A. Lowell
D. M. Ferry & CO
Detroit
Michigan
Congressional
Hagan
St. Minneapolis, Minnesota
Drs. Fishblatt & Hubbard
P.O. Box
Bagayek Express I.inc
Milwaukee & ST. Paul Railway Company
Minois
Iowa
Chirag Hilwaukee
St. Wil
Itty
United States of Canada
R. Miller
Tooke
Chicago, Milwauke &St. Paul
Corres
Mondi
Busine
Marria
Mitchel
ADA
Orde
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