Dr Hathaway & Co. Advertise Quick Safe Cure
The best those who speak highest of Dr Hathaway & Co s system are the people who sought care for troubles long in vain. The system offers quick safe cure through experienced doctors. Specialties include syphilis strictures hydrocele discharges impotence and nervous debility among others. Treatment by mail is available with symptom blanks for men women skin diseases catarrh and more.
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Dr. Hathaway & Co
Dr. Hathaway
Lneit Tracsic
Bright
Sioux City
Iowa
Two More Southern Home-Seekers Excursions Draw South
The Illinois Central Railroad announces two additional Southern Home-Seekers excursions to Kentucky Tennessee Mississippi and Louisiana. Departures from Sioux City Onawa Cedar Rapids Dubuque occur April 28 May 28 and April 24 May 24 with round trip fare and 30 day tickets. Details by J F Merry Manchester Town.
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Tennessee
Mississppi
Louisiana
Sioux City
Onawa
Cedar Rapids
Dubuque
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Manchster
J. F. Merry
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Bailey to again press on treasury bond issue questions
Washington authorities report Representative Bailey of Texas plans to revive his resolution challenging Secretary Carlisle authority to issue bonds to cover current expenses if another bond issue is pursued. The Treasury’s gold reserves have fallen and a growing deficit is forecast, fueling anxiety among officials.
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Bailey
Texas
Carlisle
Judiciary Committee
House
Senate
Secretary of the Treasury
Watson
Ray
Childs
Treasury
Congress
United States
Treasury Department
Triennial Medical Congress Opens in Washington
American physicians and surgeons gather in Washington for the triennial congress with sessions at Metzerott Hall through June 1. Dr Alfred Loomis of New York will speak on animal experimentation and a Cleveland-hosted reception follows. Notable doctors attend.
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American Physicians and Surgeons
Washington
Congress of American Physicians and Surgeons
Metzerot Hall
Congress
The
Alfred L Loomis
New York
Cleveland
Arlington
Senate Debates Tariff Bill and Sends Nominations Abroad
May 29 reports show Senate discussing Schedule D duties for wood products with Hale and Frye urging higher tariffs for Maine summermen. West and Walsh engage in debate as House receives condolence letter from Louis Kossuth family. Bills passed include extending final proof periods for homestead and desert lands in Oregon. Jones predicts tariff final vote before June 15. WyMan trial delayed to June 11 in New York. Sir Francis Johnson, chief justice of the Montreal supreme court, dies at 67.
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Hale
Frye
Maine
West
Walsh
Georgia
House
Louis Kossuth
Warm Springs
Oregon
District of Columbia
Montreal
Sir Francis Johnson
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Supreme Court
General Assembly Resolves Semary Seminary Attendance Rights
In Saratoga May 29 the assembly discussed church policy and approved an inexpensive missionary periodical called The Assembly Herald. Presbyteries may bar students from disapproved seminaries, and debate arose over scrapping the pastor at large role and synodical missionary position, but the motion failed.
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Brysott
SaRraToga
N. Y
General Assembly
Committee On
Assembly Herald
Home Missions
Synodics
Bank wreckers guilty in Indianapolis National Bank case
The jury in Indianapolis returns a verdict of guilty against Percival B. Coffin Francis A. Coffin and Albert S. Reed for wrecking the Indianapolis National Bank. Attorneys for the defendants have moved for a new trial.
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Indianapolis
United States Court
Percival B. Coffin
Francis A. Coffin
Albert S. Reed
Indianapolis National Bank
Bridge Collapse Drops Freight Train on Polar North Yakima
A Western Railroad bridge on the Northern Pacific near North Yakima collapses after river backwater undermines supports. Engineer Worth leaped clear but suffers serious injuries. Flooding ruins gardens and orchards in the lowlands. Siam rice crop harvests hindered by protracted floods, yielding 65 to 70 percent of normal with 90 percent quality.
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Yakama, Wash
Yakama
Northern Pacific Railroad
Here
Worth
Siam
Washington
Department of State
United States
Boyd
Bangkok
Legislator Coulton Sentenced for Refusal to Answer
Vancouver May 29 F C Coulton member of the provincial house was sent to New Westminster jail to serve a three months term for refusing to answer questions about property alleged to have been irregularly obtained by his partner. Coulton leads the opposition in the campaign now in progress.
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Vancouver
B. C
F.C. Coulton
Provincial House
New Westminster
Coulton
Mail Route Extended to Sisseton, South Dakota?
Congressman Pickler applies to the post office department to extend the Milbank to Wilmot mail route to include Sisseton. It is understood the order to effect the extension will be issued shortly.
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Washington
Pickler
Post Office Department
Milbank
Wilmot
S. C
Sisseton
Frye Heads 400-Strong Army to Pittsburg by River
Frye's industrial army of 400 broke camp after dinner and prepared to sail on barges to Pittsburg. The Cincinnati regiment that joined here numbers 130, bringing the total to over 500 men as the river expedition proceeds.
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Frye
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Firearms Telegraphed From Camden Mines Hit Parkersburg Riot Readiness
Hardware merchants report they have been telegraphed to supply all fire arms from the Camden mines on the Ohio River railroad. Company E stands ready to march at a moment's notice to quell the riot in Parkersburg West Virginia.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
Camden
Ohio River
Company E
Farmers fund build of Co-Operative Grain Warehouse
The sum of 1500 dollars has been subscribed by local farmers toward building a co operative grain warehouse in Lake City Minnesota and work will start as soon as a site is secured from the railway company.
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Co-Operative
Lake City
Minn
Prize Fighters Guilty in Corning Iowa Trial
In Corning Iowa on May 2 Ryan and McCoy were found guilty for violating the state ban on prize fighting. Sentencing not yet set. maximum penalties include a $1000 fine or up to one year in prison, or both. Telegraphers Exonerate Ramsay in Denver. charges dropped by Carl Smith and F E Gilliland of Omaha after witnesses could not be produced.
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Ryan
McCoy
Iowa
Ramsay
Denver
Carl Smith
F. £. Gilliland
Omaha
Racine, Wis
Mary Mayer
Herman Goenke
Commissioner Browning Pushes Regulars to Guard Pine Lands
Commissioner Browning of the Indian department proposed sending U S regulars to the Lake Re reservation to curb pine land depredations but no appropriation exists to hire special agents or timber examiners. Congress has balked at Baldwin bills, prompting talk of troop use. Browning's plan awaits Secretary Smith's review amid timber fraud concerns involving Senator Vilas.
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Washington
Browning
Indian Department
United States
Re Lake
Lameroux
Armstrong
Baldwin
Land Office
Congress
Wisconsin
Vilas
Smith
Arguments For and Against Prohibition in Maney Case
In St Patt on May 29 Lieutenant Maney and the prosecution argued before Judge Nelson on a writ of prohibition aimed at stopping the court martial. If granted the writ would require dropping the first charge and its specifications which detail the shooting and would amount to retrying murder after acquittal.
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Maney
St. Patt
Nelson
Blair
River Threatens East Atchison as Missouri River Rises
The Missouri River rose about six feet in 48 hours and cut away nearly 200 feet of land near East Atchison Kansas, threatening the town and its rail lines. Residents moved to safety as laborers and nearby cities assist in evacuation and preparations amid encroaching floodwaters. Justice Kenneth F. Sutherland surrenders to police after Gravesend election scandal.
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East Atchison
Kan
Atchison
Brooklyn
Kenneth F. Sutherland
Coney Island
Gravesend
Various global and domestic unrest dominate news brief
Reports say the Pullman strike may be arbitrated while a church riot in Haleton Pa injures several and two die. Nebraskans abandon farms amid severe drought and floods. Russia deprives officials of power to dismiss subordinates as czar issues decree. Baltimore’s Free Press marks 63rd year with a souvenir edition.
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Nebraska
Peter Jackson
Corbett
Detroit Free Press
Valentine Blatz
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Brazil
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Portugal
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Presbyterian General Assembly
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Hill
United States Treasury
Bennajou C. Rogers
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Dearborn Streets
Chicago
Charles C. Hashaw
Minneapolis
White Bear Lake
Boston
Northern Pacific
Barden
United States Supreme Court
Edward Massey
Ohio
Eijah Lynch
Massey
Alex McMasters
Buffalo
N.Y
Secretary of the Treasury
Emperor William
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Mahan
United States
Germay
Colorado
Boy Drowned in Platte River at Royatton
Royatton Minn May 29 William Christianson 16 stepson of K H Gunderson of Elmdale drowned in the Platte river while bathing on logs. Also reports six miners killed in a mine explosion at An derlues Belgium with several others injured.
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Brussels
Anderlues
Local miners urged policy talks after governor visit
In Phillipsburg on May 29 a visit by Governor Pattison prompted miners in the Clearfield region to pass resolutions. They ask national officers to consult with the governor and the operators to adjust matters.
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Ficers Bis. Ksolutions
Phillipsburg
Pit
Pattison
Clearfield
Senate panel weighs compelling witnesses in sugar trust inquiry
The senate committee probing the Sugar Trust influence on tariff bills has met in secret session to consider forcing witnesses to reveal their information sources.
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Washington
Senate
Sugar Trust
Actress Julia Marlowe Weds Robert Tobor in Philadelphia
Actress Julia Marlowe married Robert Tobor, her former leading man, at St James Protestant Episcopal Church in Philadelphia. The ceremony united two prominent theater figures in a city noted for its historic venues.
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Philadelphia
M Y
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Roert Tabor
St. James Protestant Episcopal Church
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