Gallant Sir Knights Rebellious Iowa Knights Taken Into Conclave
Washington dispatch reports J P S Gobin of Pennsylvania elected grand master and Hugh McCurdy of Michigan deputy grand master of the Knights Templar United States encampment. The ceremony in Washington featured a large reception for delegates at the White House.
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Hush McCurdy
Michigan
Iowa
Washington
J. P.S. Gobin
Pennsylvania
Hugh McCurdy
Grand Encampment Knights Templar
United States
Gen. Gobin
Lebanon
Third Brigade
National Guard of
Warren Larue Thomas
Maysville
R. Hendry Boyd
San Francisco
Henry Bates Stoddard
Bryan, Tex
Nicholas van Slyck
Providence
Wales Lines
Meriden
Conn
W. R. Isaacs
Richmond
President Harrison Hosts Sir Knights in White House Reception
Sir Knights and ladies lined the sidewalks and crowded the White House as President Harrison greeted guests. By 8:30 pm doors opened and several cabinet members assisted, with Eminent Sir Knight Myron M. Parker introducing guests. about 20,000 stood in line, yet only a third saw the president before 11 pm closing.
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Washington
Harrison
White House
Knights rescind order barring Iowa chapter
In Washington on October 11 the Knights of Columbus committee on jurisprudence recommended taking back the rebellious Iowa Knights and suspending the order interdicting intercourse with them. The Iowa Knights had already been sufficiently punished and the recommendations were adopted.
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Washington
Knights
Committee On Jurisprudence
Iowa Knights
Lovers of Zion Organizes Hebrew Colony in Pittsburgh
A Hebrew colonization society named Lovers of Zion has formed in Pittsburgh with about 500 members to settle Palestine with American Hebrews. Some 1,800 colonists have already left the United States for this purpose, continuing a European movement among middle and lower class Hebrews to restore Jerusalem as the Orient’s capital.
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Holy Land
Pittspurg
Palestine
Jerusalem
Difficulties Settled and Ditch Work Begins
An authentic Managua cable reports that the United States minister has settled the canal difficulties between Nicaragua and Costa Rica. Construction on the canal is now underway.
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San Francisco
Managua
United States
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Yellow fever at Key West reported with no spread fear
Advices from Marine hospital headquarters indicate several yellow fever cases in Key West Florida but officials say there is no fear of spread. Other items note a steamer fire at Bondurant's landing near New Orleans with quick crew actions saving the vessel, Indiana coal miners strike concerns, Pan American congress delegates visiting Willimantic, and Prohibition leaders calling for a Pierre jubilee meeting.
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Marine Hospital
Key West
Fla
New Orleans
Times- Democrat
St. Joseph
P. T. Leathers
Bondurant’s Landing
Indiana
Brazil
Ind
Indianapolis
General Assembly of the Knights of Labor
Dakota
Huron
Barnes
Bushnell
State Prohibition Organization
Pierre
Chamberlain
Charley Mitchell
Buffalo County
Fire destroys Hagert barn and valued horses on his western farm
EEO stats note Senator Hagert's barn six miles west of town burned, taking with it several valuable horses and two thoroughbred bulls. The barn, perhaps the county's finest, cost about $6,000. The report forms part of a broader roundup of county items and incidents including obituaries, local business notices, and pending civic plans.
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Ait Het . Eeo
John E. Haggert
Here
Sleeplessness and a Simple Remedy Across Ages
A discussion on insomnia cites Shakespeare and Don Quixote quotes, warns sleep deprivation harms health, and presents a Gardner remedy as a historical treatment. It explains causes, calming techniques, and the right-side sleeping method while noting oxygen discoveries and the origin of Lynch law as separate items.
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Sancho Pinza
Don Quixote
Macbeth
Young
Mr. Gardner
England
Gardner
Chicago Times
A Compound Fracture Cured In New York 1844 Milkman
Readable excerpts recount a milk dealer in 1844 New York City who suffered a compound neck fracture with spinal pressure but survived. He recovered after long immobilization and later resumed cart work within a year, under medical examination by Dr Watts. The piece also notes long hours in English labor, soda fountain business in St. Louis, fruit digestion tips, flood benefits finding coal and ore in Blossburg.
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New York City
Watts
College of Physicians and Surgeons
John W. Wright
St. Louis Republic
Electric Bitters Promise Relief for Dyspepsia
A boastful ad claims thousands seek a loss of digestion. It promises eupepsy from electric bitters used as directed, with continued use to cure dyspepsia and liver kidney stomach ailments. Sold at 45 cents and 1 dollar by S. H. Sesslin, druggist.
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S. 11
Sesllin
Wrapping Paper Miracle Reverses Decline In Patient
A near death case is saved by Dr King s New Discovery after a wrapping paper notice led to a sample bottle. The patient rapidly improves from under seventy pounds to a healthy 142 pounds and plans to buy more of the remedy. Free trial bottles advertised at local drugstores.
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Albany
N. Y
New York Baseball Club
John B. Day
Charles P. Abbey
Frederick J. Davis
William E. Dubois
Frank M. Spencer
New York County
Dr. King
Stump
W. N. Cole
Fort Smith
S. Nl
Scallin
Advice to Mothers Promotes Winslow's Soothing Syrup
Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup praised as the prescription of a leading nurse and physician in the United States. It claims to ease teething pain and ailments such as dysentery griping in the bowels and wind colic, and to bring rest to the mother by aiding the child.
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Mrs. Winslow
United States
Pijes Ther Hettie
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