Dr Hathaway and Co cure chronic diseases in Sioux City
Dr Hathaway and Co advertise themselves as the leading specialists with many cures after other doctors failed. They list specialties including syphilis, urinary disorders, nervous debility, skin diseases, catarrh, stomach and intestinal disorders, kidney problems, and women’s ailments. They claim rapid relief, offer free consultation, home treatment in many cases, and promise confidential service with references to patients and local banks and business men.
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Dr. Hathaway & Co
Bright
Lfe
DR. Hathaway& CO
Cor
Fourth and
Nebraska Streets
Sioux City
Mardi Gras Excursion to New Orleans on Governor's Greys Special
The Illinois Central Railroad offers a round trip Sioux City to New Orleans excursion for 436.75 leaving February 1 at 4 p m with stops at Jackson Mississippi and Hammond Louisiana. The Governor's Greys will be joined by the Dubuque Drum Corps for Mardi Gras February 5 and 6. Tickets available through February 28 with details from J P Murray A G P A.
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Ilinois Gentral Railroad
Governor's Greys
New Orleans
Mardi Gras
Sioux City
Jackson
Mississippi
Hammond
Louisiania
Dubuque
J.P. Murry
Admitted murder of hotel guest in Milwaukee fire
Rudolph J. Pechmann, proprietor of the Cream City hotel, confessed to strangling an elderly guest, Mrs. Schrum, aiming to rob her. He then set fire to the room and searched for money but was unsuccessful. He told his wife, then returned to search again as the victim showed signs of recovery. The money remains missing.
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Milwaukee
Rudolph J. Pechmann
Cream City
Pechmann
Misappropriation charge hits Chicago hospital leader
George M. Bogue, Chicago business figure and former president of a Presbyterian hospital, is accused of misappropriating about 75000 in hospital funds. He admits some entanglement and says discrepancies will be resolved. Hospital finance committee investigates. officials refuse comment.
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Jorge M. Bogue
Chicago
George M. Bogue
Presbyterian Hospital
Bogue
Bogue & Co
Rights of mixed blood Indians may be reversed
Washington dispatch reports a new complication in Indian rights for mixed-bloods. Justice Department is said to advise reversing the Waldron ruling, aligning with a 1888 law that citizenized an Indian wife marrying a white man and severed rights for her and her children. The change would affect preexisting land titles. Henry Oxnard opposes reducing the sugar bounty, calling it a contract and noting beet sugar output rose to about 90,000 tons in 1893.
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Interior Department
Washington
Department of Justice
Secretary of the Interior
Haid
Congress
United States
Waldron
Oxnard
New York
Henry T. Oxnard
Nebraska
American Beet Sugar Association
Waldorf Hotel
Too Few Offices Claimed In Last Appropriation Bill
A congressional note shows southern and western states receive far fewer official slots than their populations warrant. Representative Houck compares 1890 census figures with the latest blue book, urging equalized apportionment and possible amendments to the appropriation bill for civil service, to curb excess in DC. Also reports genuine but low-value diamonds found in Wisconsin.
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Washington
Houck
Tennessee
South
Alabama
Arkaansas
Florida
Georgia
Kentucky
Louisiana
Mississippi
North Carolina
Texas
Virginia
District of Columbia
Civil Service Commission
Wisconsin
Wisconsin preacher fined for defaming pastor via postal cards
At the September term in La Crosse a federal grand jury indicted Rev. W. D. Thomas, secretary of Home Missions, for sending two nonmailable postal cards. One targeted Rev. I. H. Lish in Robinson Illinois, defamatory toward him, the other to Lish demanding sheriff garnishment over a Chicago debt. Thomas pleaded guilty and paid a $100 fine.
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Wisconsin
Lan King
Madison
Wis
Federal Court
Wisconsin District
la Crosse
W. D. Thomas
Secretary of the Home Missions
Robinson, Ills
I. H. Lish
Lish
Chicago
Thomas
Mr. Thomas
Jackson Speaking on Corbett Remarks in Pittsburg
Peter Jackson, the colored pugilist, arrived in Pittsburg en route to Baltimore and angrily rejected Corbett’s letter claiming officials and referee favored him in the California fight. Jackson said Corbett defrauded by not accepting $7,000 extra from the California club and left town with the $2,500 from the drawn contest.
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Corbett
Pittsburg
Peter Jackson
Baltimore
Jackson
California
California Club
Reindeer Swarm in North Barrens Seen by Tyrrell
Report from Winnipeg dated January 16 notes J B Tyrrell of the Dominion Geological Survey described seeing a vast herd of reindeer in the barren grounds of the North. He estimated hundreds of thousands filling a three mile view, with deer shot at 200 to 300 yards in singles and within 100 yards in groups. The ground remains frozen most of the year. moss supports winter forage.
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Winsnipeg
J. B. Tyrrell
Dominion Geological Survey
Desultory Firing Between Brazilian Forts and Rebel Ships
Rio de Janeiro January 15 report says another general engagement occurred between rebel ships and government forts. The clash was desultory with long range firing and no serious damage reported on either side.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Burglars Den Found Near Culvert in Pleasantville
Boys near a culvert in Pleasantville Iowa discovered a bur- glars den containing watches jewelry money and silverware. Much of the stolen property was returned to owners across the county as investigations proceed. Judge Ring ordered coal companies accused of forming a combine to show cause next Monday why they should not be fined for contempt of an injunction.
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Dubuque
Dvusvegvee
Bernard
Theodore Stiernan
Galena
Pleasantville
S Coal Combine
Denver
Ring
Debs to address mass meeting of railway workers
American Railway Union leaders Eugene Y. Debs and George W. Howard will speak at Labor hall in St Paul on Monday evening January 22 to promote the new organization across major U.S. cities.
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American Railway Union
Death of Mrs Lawrence Walsh of Clymer Wis at Mitchell
Mrs Lawrence Walsh of Clymer Wisconsin died Saturday forenoon at the residence of her daughter Mrs Jay Lyons Mitchell, aged 78 years. A native of Ireland who settled in Massachusetts then Wisconsin, she leaves two sons and four daughters, with son James T Walsh North Western railway agent at Clymer and daughter Rose Walsh among those accompanying the body to Ireland. Services held in Catholic church at 8 am Monday. The obituary notes long illness and old age.
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Lawrence Walsh
Clymer
Wis
Mitchell
Jay, Lyons
Ireland
Massachusetts
Wisconsin
Jas. Lyons
Ad, Moley
James T. Walsh
Northwestern Railway
Rose Walsh
Syrup of Figs Physicians Endorsement and Sale Details
Knowledge highlights Syrup of Figs as a pure liquid laxative benefiting kidneys liver and bowels without weakening them. It appeals to health conscious buyers, selling in 50 cent and 1 dollar bottles, manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co, whose name appears on every package. Public praise from the medical profession and widespread use are noted.
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Epps
Civil Service Gazette
James Epps & Co., Ltd
Hommopathic Chemists
London
England
California Fig Syrup Co
GAN
Han Mronnica
Munn & CO
New
Yokk
Broadway
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