August Flower Endorsed by Maldson-on-the-Hudson Man
Captain A G Pareis of Maldson-on-the-Hudson New York writes that August Flower has been in his home for seven or eight years and remains the best remedy for indigestion and constipation. He notes his wife suffers dyspepsia after meals but the product relieves it and he uses it to prevent his own indigestion with success.
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Maldsn-on the-Hudson
N. Y
A. G. Pareis
California
Portage LA Pranriz
Man
D. M. J. Hagarty
Los Angeles
Cal
Sims
Mobile
Ala
Register
Shubuta
Miss
Neal Sims
Bob
Beard River
Mississippi
Neal
Alliance Presidents in session at national capital memorial
State presidents of the Farmers' Alliance meet in Washington to discuss the organization and its progress. They issue a memorial criticizing the financial system and urging direct government money issuance at low interest to support agriculture. The report notes secrecy of meetings and no discussion of politics. Also announced is the Monday wedding of Miss Miasi Busby to Aubrey Boucicault with Stuart Robson attended as best man.
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National Capital
Washington
Farmers’ Alliance
Livingston
Georgia
United States
Curiaco
Miasi
Busby
Aubrey Boucicault
Stuart Robson
Wreabline
Hinl
Leland Hotel
Youn
Dion Boucicault
Syrup of Figs Endorsed as Gentle Yet Prompt
An advertisement extols Syrup of Figs as a pleasant tasting remedy that cleanses the kidneys liver and bowels and dispels fevers headaches and constipation. It claims quick action, universal appeal and lists 50 cent and 1 dollar bottles available through leading druggists with no substitutes suggested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Fig Syrup CO
San Francisco
Cal
Louisville
New York
Blaine Notices Emphasis on Reciprocity Proclamation
The article reports Blaine signaling March 15 as the enforcement date for the reciprocity clause affecting countries without prior treaties, with negotiations ongoing and a note to several nations. It also covers a Democratic leaders’ conference backing Hill’s 1892 candidacy and Blaine’s cabinet appearance after an illness.
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Washington
Blaine
Austria-Hungary
Columbia
Hayti
Nicaragua
Honduras
Spain
France
Secretary of State
Indians Report PinE Ridge Trouble Brewing
First Lieutenant Rorke of the Second Cavalry reports to Secretary Noble on Pine Ridge agency conditions. He warns of brewing trouble among the Indians and predicts a renewed ghost dance and possible outbreak if government aid declines. The report emphasizes need for close watching and authority oversight. In New York the Business Men's Democratic association honors Andrew Jackson with a banquet marking the seventy seventh anniversary of the Battle of New Orleans. Grover Cleveland and Congressman Springer attend.
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Pine Ridgee
Pittspuro
Rorke
Second Cavalry
United States Army
Washington
Pine Ridge Agency
Noble
Sallen
Pine Ridge
Grover Cleveland
Congressman Springer
Illinois
Northern Pacific Lands Forfeiture Rumor Stirs Congress
James McNaught of Northern Pacific arrives in Washington amid talk that all lands west of Bismarck could be forfeited if mineral discoveries before 1864 belong to the road. Congress members grumble over the mineral claim fueling disputes in Montana and Idaho. Some doubt a forfeiture would transfer lands away, citing earned lands and potential Supreme Court rulings.
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Washington
James McNaught
Northern Pacific
Bismarck
Congress
Montana
Idaho
Supreme Court
St Paul effort to secure Democratic convention faces fierce battles
Washington dispatch notes St Paul advocates push hard to win the Democratic convention with early arrival of the executive committee and clashes among Northwestern Democrats Hill and German factions. Tammany opposed, strong workers expected. Sullivan I has sworn off drink and eyes a Sept match with Slavin if possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Washington
Capitol
Organization of Congress
Explosion at Neilson shaft kills miner and injures others
An underground gas explosion at No 9 vein of the Neilson shaft instantly killed miner Paul Grunzki. Another miner Philip Desert is fatally injured. Superintendent Steele and Boss English suffer serious injuries while boss miner is hurt.
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Shamokin
Jan
Neilson
Paul Grunzki
Philip Desert
Superintendent Steele
Boss English
Notice of Tax Sale Davison County South Dakota
The State of South Dakota warns Tos J Teachner W J Slater H C Adams and G 5 Armin that on November 4 1589 the Davison County treasurer sold the west half of the southeast quarter of section 3 township 103 range 60 west for unpaid taxes. A M Bowdle bid and received a certificate later assigned to Clara R Johnston, now owner, with redemption ending sixty days after service of this notice unless redeemed.
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State of
South Dakota
Davison
J Teachner
W.J. Slater
H.C. Adams
G. 5
Armin
Ubatut
A. M. Bowdle
Clara R. Johnston
Pagelnse
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Syquiihing
Hill
the Sun
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Willard’s
Mr. Dent
State Department
United Press
White House
Trouble
Sullivan
Porrtland, Or
John L. Sullivan
Slavin
New Orleans
Charley Johnson
Mitchell
Cuscado
America
M. B. Leavitt
England
Jackson
Philadelphia
Glen Mills
Brandywine
Maprip
Arkalon
Kan
Creson
McGingan
Rober
Omana
J. F. Robinson
Fremont
Neb
J. F. Robinson & Co
Sanden
DR. Sanden
Sanden Electric CO
Cor
Third St
Second Ave
South
Minneapolis, Minn
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Davison County
Towa State Savings Bank
Jacob Jacobson
H.C. Preston
P. O
Mitchell, S. D
Haines
Lven Spectfic Co
Race St
Cincinnati
Ferry
Detroit
Mich
D. M. Ferry Co
Castor IO Eking
Koenig
E. Frank
St. Severin
Keylerton P. O
Piketon
Pastor Koenig
John W. Haley
Koenig Med. CO
Chicago
Til
Karge Sizs
D.w W. Collins
North Main Street
Sucessor
Lot & Welch
General Blacksmithing
Imp
R. D. Welch
Pennyroyal
Ettimodale
Nemes Paper
Ghionnetes
Guamical Fo
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