Ohio Governor McKinley Inaugurated A Second Term
A large Ohio crowd witnessed Governor McKinley's second term inauguration. Colonel James Kilbourne led reception efforts with diverse clubs and military groups present. The ceremony moved to the capitol rotunda due to weather, with Rev Archibald A E Taylor offering prayer and Chief Justice Bradbury administering the oath. An evening reception featured music by Neddermyers Orchestra and choral performances.
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Young Men’s Club
Canton
Toledo
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H. A Axlins
West Front
Legislative Committee
Archibald A. E. Taylor
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Bradbury
Supreme Court
Senate
Arion, Lederkranz, Maennerchor
Neddermyers’ Orchestra
Legislature Opens Amid Senatorial Speculation in Des Moines
Des Moines reports show the Iowa legislature opening at 2 pm with temporary officers named by Republicans and Democrats. Rumors swirl on a final senatorial choice between J Clarkson and other candidates as Beaster James F Wilson may resign health concerns prompt Governor Jackson to appoint Gear, intensifying the race.
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Ila
United States
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O. E. Doubleday
Polk County
J Vandager
Warren County
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Covernor Beston
Hutchins
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Des Moines
Prexumans
Dem
Xargenot
Arme
J. Clarkson
New York
James F Wilson
Jackson
Gear
Clarkson
Wisconsin Populists Challenge Election Law Board
A Populist committee led by ex congressman Henry Smith and Samuel Isaacs called on Milwaukee Mayor Koch to change the Inspectors of election. The law assigns inspectors from the two parties with the most votes in a district, a point the Populists say conflicts with the constitution. Mayor Koch referred the complaint to the city attorney.
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Wisconsin
Milwauche
People's Party
Henry Smith
Samuel Isaacs
Koch
Hammel
White House Tradition keeps civilian paymasters from Army posts
In an old controversy tied to Abe Landis and President Cleveland the article recounts how a promise to promote a civilian to a captaincy was rescinded. It notes army officers resist civilian appointments and that Secretary Lamont favors breaking the rule, while Cleveland holds firm. It also mentions sensational Wall Street rumors about Cleveland’s health and a Hawaii policy dispute with Secretary Gresham. A separate Los Angeles incident reports Charles H. Baker robbed and thrown into the river after a daytime attack.
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Stanton Dae
Ascwei Ptanda
Cleveland
New York
Fort Orange Club
Troy
N. Y
Fort Orange
Abe Landis
Landis
Abe
War Department
Moranver
Mr Cleveland
White House
Secretary Lamont
Lamont
Abe Landia
Dan Lamont
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Wapsie Valley Poultry Club Exhibition Opens
The eighth annual Wapsie Valley Poultry Club exhibition opens in Waterloo with over 1,200 birds on display. Entries have been received from Ohio Wisconsin Minnesota Michigan Kansas Missouri Nebraska Iowa and nearby states or regions.
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Waterloo
Japan
Eigth
Ohio
Wisconsin
Minols
Michigan
Trial details reveal Dr Cronin case linked to May 4 incident
Witnesses describe origin of the case and connections to local officials as Frank Wardon and Coughlin figures are referenced. The testimony covers occupation, addresses, and residence since May 4, 1880, with May 1860 notes and Edgewater assignments related to Williama Engine company and Fairbanks contract in South Evanston.
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Iis
Jos Vniosenaea
Frank Wardoen
Jatalaan
Sante Coughlin
Cronin
Oitcagh Avenue
Tim” Scanlan
Washburne
Coughlin
Bardeen
Edgewater
Williama Engine Company
Fairbanks Company
South Evanston
Dramatic Testimony in Coughlin Trial Captivates Chicago Jury
Witnesses recount a key night of events with Daniel Coughlin and Andrew Foy in the Horton house case. The courtroom drama drew intense attention as Mrs Susan Horton described May 5 1889 and bloodstain rumors, while Judge Wing pressed for details and faced sharp exchanges with the witness.
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Chcaco
Susan Horton
Coughlin
Andrew Foy
Daniel Coughlin
McGrady
Carlson Cottage
Dan Coughlin
Foy
Judge Wing
Horton
Ahe
Altoether
Horton House
Boyd
Senet
Ecu
J ‘Wing
Judge Tuthill
Washington Cabinet Society Open to All Comers
Receptions at the cabinet houses draw wide attendance as Wednesday events attract visitors from varied circles. Women may influence social access by leaving cards, tasting punch, and chatting with hosts, potentially earning invitations to more exclusive gatherings later in the season. The piece notes how easy it is to enter official society in Washington.
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Sbe
Washington
Morgan Speech on Tariff Sparks Dramatic Senate Debate
The article recalls Senator Morgan delivering a dramatic tariff speech in the U S Senate. He challenged protectionist rhetoric, asked how laws take money from constituents to others, and condemned high handed political actions. The speech is praised as one of Morgan's greatest, noted for pointed language and emotional impact.
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Riga
Morgan
Senator Morgan
Mr. Morgan
United States Senate
Washington receptions and cabinet dinners in the Cleveland era
An essaying look at Washington social life during the new administration. It contrasts male apathy at afternoon receptions with the social vigor of women, notes cabinet dinner logistics, and details President Cleveland’s duties and the costs of state dinners. It also mentions a fatal shooting near Pueblo and a Memphis cotton warehouse fire with losses.
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Arbuckle
Bons “& Co
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Tariff shift alarms Alabama advocate and congress debate
The narrative follows Alabama politics amid tariff changes that shift from protection to lower duties. It notes Mr Morgan's evolving stance among Democrats, reactions to the Wilson bill, and a reading incident in the senate as a symbol of partisan dispute. It ends with a Canadian police miss and a Brooklyn suspect named T. D Cannon.
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Congress
Alabama
Legislative Branch
Coles
Capitol
Hancock
Agricultural Society Elects New Secretary in Iowa Meeting
At the annual Iowa State Agricultural Society gathering John R. Shaffer, longtime secretary for twenty years, withdrew from re election. George W. Franklin of sane was elected over P. S. Fowler.
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Lows Agricultural Society
Drs Moises
The
Iowastate Agricultural Society
John R. Shaffer
George W. Franklin
Sane
Fowler
Fatal Trade of Revelverk In Dexter
Tom Lacey was trading revolvers when a fatal firearm mishap occurred in Dexter Missouri on January 11. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate a deadly incident involving Lacey and a companion. No further names or official statements are readable.
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Revelverk
Dexter
Tom Lacey
Inetaaidy
World's Fair Romance Ends in Chicago Marriage
Nojep Faresse a native of Syria, 20, obtained a license to wed Mine Alice Ranney Nojeb after guardianship by the bride’s mother. The couple met at the World’s Fair where Faresse served in an official capacity before the license was issued.
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Chicago
Syria
Quicaco
Nojep Faresse
Harry
Alice Ranney Nojeb
Salmonson
Nojep
Ranney
Life in the Orleht Nojep Ahead of Departure with Bride
Nojep will leave for his home in a few days after earning a substantial sum last summer. He plans to take his bride along on the journey.
Various Local Incidents Reported in January
A set of brief notes cover crimes and events from January 11 including a Methodist preacher Binwinenam Ald Beardsley pleading guilty to stealing clothes in Kratty City, a medical student Jack Newton found dead by morphine at Bethel College, a hydrophobia death of Maud Davies aged five after a pup scratch, a woman returning stolen jewelry to Vancott jeweler, and industrial news from East Liverpool and Jamestown noting tariff disputes, wage proposals, and factory resumption.
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Hfs
Beardsley
Kratty City
Helw
Louisville
Jack Newton
Bethel College
Russellville
Kentucky
Maud Davies
Donnelly Re-elected President of Minnesota Farmers Alliance
Ignatius Donnelly is re elected president amid strong support for the Minnesota State Farmers alliance election held with notable zeal. Opponent Song of Magnolia withdrew, praising Donnelly. Wilson rumor denied. R J Wilson states Senator James F Wilson remains in Washington and in good health.
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Donnelly
Minneapolis
Ignatius Donnelly
Minnesota State Farmers Alliance
Song of Magnolia
Legislature canvasses vote for governor and lieutenant governor
The house met at 1 45 and the senate at 9 oclock. After preliminary business they entered the session to canvass the vote for governor and lieutenant governor. Harper was appointed teller and on the house side O H Weaver. The canvass occupied the afternoon.
Benton-Newby case appeal and bond details emerge
In Fairfield Judge E C reports an appeal to the U S Supreme Court in the Benton Newby case. Judge Allen sets Benton's bond at 9500 with expectations of a favorable ruling forthcoming. In Fairfield a mother pleads for commutation for Ernest Lacore sentenced to hang for the Wilt County murder.
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Sfairgfield
E Cerof Fairfield
Supreme Court of the United States
Allen
Benton
Kraemer
Aeringfield
Ills
Ernest Lacore
Nat
Nellia Byron
Wilt County
Lemsacy
Sienska
Remarkable Skin Graft Case At Mercy Hospital Chicago
The article details a daring operation at Mercy Hospital under Prof BE W Andrea with Drs De Silva and Dudley. It describes Mr Blake donating seventy two square inches of thigh skin to Mrs Blake to save her arms from amputation. The two patients underwent grafting December 23 and the grafts adhered, marking a unique United States case.
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Caicaco
Mercy Hospital
Lofessor BE
W. Andrea
de Silva
Dudley
George W . Silake
Ottawa
Chicago
Mr. Blake
Blake
Agalo
Wealthy farmer kills son in shotgun quarrel near Elgin
Terrible crime shocks Oak Park area as Clark Burr a wealthy farmer near Elgin shoots his 17 year old son Charles after a dispute over magic lessons. The weapon a loaded shotgun used at close range left the boy dead. Burr held on bond set at 1000 pending trial. Ernest Taylor of Oak Park died earlier after being struck by a Northwestern train.
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Mick
Otr Michigen
Tikes Myron
Reed
Leaver
Ghaplein
cFh. Piersby
Weal Irginis
O. Bateman
Main
Grand Sentinel
Clark Burr
Charles
Min
Go Irin
Sevelyer
Bho
Ernest Taylor
Oak Park
Northwestern
What Causes Pimples
Pimples form when pores or mouths of sebaceous glands become clogged with material from the skin. A dark plug called a blackhead can block the pore center, with inflammation and pus following if the blockage persists. Natural processes push the plug out over time, allowing the pore to heal.
What Cures Pimples The Only Reliable Preventive Cure
The fragment attributes to a period style health claim claiming a single method cures pimples and prevents breakouts, dismissing other remedies as ineffective. It presents a bold, simple solution without detailing the method or evidence.
Cuticura Soap and Plaster Promoted for Skin and Pain Remedies
Advertised in bold terms, Cuticura Soap claims to cleanse pores, reduce inflammation and restore skin purity. It boasts a “wonderful” protection for complexions and nails while Cuticura Plaster is pitched as a first and only pain-killing nerve-strengthening remedy for women suffering pains and weaknesses.
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Porren Davo Axv Cubm. Corp
Bale Proprietors
Boston
Sufferer Credits Drs Stackhouse Daniel for Catarrh Cure
George Kobrsin a longtime resident and transport worker at 1880 West 6th Street reports relief from catarrh after treatment by Drs Stackhouse and Daniel. He cites cessation of dizzy spells ringing in the ears and chronic cough, noting renewed sleep and vigor.
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George Kohraan
Weat 6Th Street
Daniel
Unclear fragmentary text about doctors Steck Daniel
Fragmentary OCR mentions Drs Steck and Daniel in an unclear context. No identifiable event or outcome is readable. Further readable details are required to form a proper summary.
Fractional medical services promise low rates for treatment
An OCR reading promotes affordable medical treatment with a monthly fee of five dollars. It touts no extra charges beyond the stated rate and claims access to cures and services for Kindred ailments through the Medical Institute. The wording is garbled but emphasizes low-cost care and ongoing treatment.
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Medical Institute
Stachhouse Medical Institute Advertises Cure for Diseases
A Davenport Iowa medical ad promotes Stachhouse Medical Institute run by Cone Stackhouse M D and Joseph Dante. It operates Rooms 17 and 19 Whitaker Block with stated hours daily andSunday. It claims a one day cure for rheumatism and neuralgia with a Myatic Cure priced at 75 cents, sold by W Clendenin druggist in Moline Illinois.
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Cone Stackhouse M.D. Iseph
DANTE
Whitaker
Cor Bray
Davenport
Lowa
W Clendenin
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