Munyon Cures Prominently Sold Across Crowd of Diseases
An advertisement touts Munyon’s cures for rheumatism indigestion kidney and blood and nerve diseases with claims of dramatic personal recovery. It lists multiple remedies with prices 25 cents to 1 dollar and offers free medical advice from Professor Munyon at 1505 Arch Street Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Fish
East Second Street
Kansas City
Munyon
Mucyon
Arch Street
Philadelpha
Sugar Estates Burned and Civilian Escape Report
The article reports a sugar estate fire at Sole dad near Ciouiucros affecting one thousand acres of cane owned by G Beal. It details consular visitors, an assessment of damages, and safety concerns following the blaze. It also mentions the arrival of Ward from the City of Dallas and ongoing legal actions in Michigan and Horatio related to deer season and other suits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Fie
G. Beal
Award Atkins
Boston
Saaur
Soledad
Ciouiucros
Fare
Gennes
Dasurgene Trevenge
Saneur
Catua
Corty
Aneeviena
Department of
Tie
Senate in Session Addresses Turkish Question and Cuba
The Senate met in Washington with routine business while the House recessed. Senator Hoar proposed co operation with the president on the Turkish question and a request for all Turkey correspondence and consular postings. Senator Allen of Nebraska spoke on Cuba urging recognition of insurgents and annexation, endorsing a strong foreign policy.
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Senate
House
Hoar
Turkey
Congress
Hour
Sulmon
Allen
Cuba
Reed hears out members on committee allocations in Washington
Washington reports say Mr. Reed has not disclosed his plans for committee appointments despite long interviews with members and a flow of visitors. Some have been told to seek views from Mr. Hitt of Ideon before introducing foreign affairs resolutions.
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Reed
Washington
Ehitt
Idenois
Hitt
Indiana Senators Propose Federal Building and Fortification Plan
Senator Turpie asks for a new federal building at Indianapolis raising the amount to 2 million dollars. He also presents a widow’s petition for relief at the mint of congress. Senator Voorhees seeks higher pensions and contempt of court penalties while Senator Squires introduces a 87 million fortifications bill for seacoast defenses and major waterways over 12 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wr. Furpie
Indianapolis
Washiatos
Turpie
Bynum
Isaat P. Garay
Mexico
Congress
Voorhees
United States
Wastinotros
Squires Washington
New York
San Francisco
Philadelphia
New Orleans
Great Lakes
Puget Sound
Blampton Roads
Senator Hill Lauds Peckham Nomination to Supreme Court
Senator Hill of New York arrived in Fortress Montor, Va, and praised Judge Peckham's U S Supreme Court nomination as an excellent choice. In Newport Indiana William Adams, a resident near town, died by self inflicted morphine overdose leaving a wife and several children.
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Fort Tress Montor
Senator Hill
New York
Peckhamn
United States Supreme Bench
Newport
Ind
William Adams
Ends drawn near in Dardanelles ultimatum push
Vienna dispatch says powers demand firman within 72 hours to permit second guard ships. reports on Sivas massacre and Armenian killings. Jerusalem and Beyrout fear flareups as Times notes police restraint. Trebizond blamed on Armenians in government report from the Sublime Porte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Vienna
Dardanelles
Porte
Constantinople
Sivas
Jerusalem
Beyrout
the Times Today
Allison for President announces Iowa Republican bid
Dec 5 Des Moines Iowa Senator William B Allison is a Republican presidential candidate in the first authorized announcement by the state central committee. Pressure from across states pushed for his entry, ending his years of declining to lead the campaign.
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Iowa
Republican State Committees
Des Moines
William B. Allison
Republican State Central Committee
Allison
Senator Allison
Manaau
Nicarauga
United States
Nicarauga Canal
Congress
Nicaranga
Various 19th Century Economic and Crime Briefs
The treasury reports a gold reserve decline leaving 78 965 966 dollars. The American Bankers association warns of mail thefts altering payee names on checks. The National Woolgrowers' association meets in Washington seeking 1867 wool protection. Tennessee issues extradition for Ward the Memphis forger. Charles O Connor arrested in Kansas City for confidence tricks. Cherokee Bill’s death sentence upheld. execution likely at Fort Smith. Walter M Barnett acquitted in San Antonio federal court in a counterfeit ticket case linked to a Southern Pacific scam.
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American Bankers Association
National
Woolgrowers’ Association
Washington
Turney
Tennessee
Louisiana
Ward
Memphis
Honduras
Charles O'Connor
Kansas City
West
O’connor
Supreme Court
Fort Smith
Ark
Walter M. Barnett
San Antonio
Tex
Southern Pacific Railroad
New Orleans
Wholesale arrests for saloon law evasion in Eoxuart
In Eoxuart Indiana all saloonkeepers were arrested for violating the Nicholson law by using rear room partitions to separate gaming from drinking space under different licenses. They plan to appeal the circuit court ruling and take the case to the supreme court if defeated.
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Eoxuart
Ind
Supreme Court
Circuit Court
Acquittal in self defense for Hewson in July homicide
David B. Hewson was acquitted by Brookville jurors on self defense grounds in the July killing of Fred Hol Jowell. The report notes several other local items including a notable Philadelphia merchant’s youth, a railroad settlement, and typhoid cases in Frankfort. Ed Voris once saved a woman in Germany and later learned she left him a $500 bequest after her death.
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David B. Hewson
Fred Hol Jowell
Brookville
John Wanamaker
Philadelphia
Akron
Fulton County
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Robert Meloy
Scottsburg
Daniel Sayre
Wabash
Warren G. Sayre
Frankfort
Ed Voris
Crawfordsville
Germany
Minneapolis
Superstitious Negroes Blame Poisoning While Lagreippe Ravages Texarkana Area
Reported wholesale poisoning near Texarkana yields 12 dead and numerous gravely ill. Doctors attribute virulent lagrippe, not poisoning, as the cause while local superstition and fear hinder treatment. Some farmers allegedly fed poisoned slops to hogs to deter theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texarkana
Little Rock
Purdue Opens New Mechanical Laboratory in Lafayette
The Purdue University mechanical laboratory dedication took place yesterday on the site of the fire destroyed building from January 1894. Ex-President Harrison spoke for the trustees while Dr. John Campbell of Wabash College and President Draper of Champaign College offered addresses. Willard A. Smith of Chicago led the transportation department at the world fair.
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Lafayette
Ind
Purdue University
College of Music
Harrison
John Campbell
Wabash College
Draper
Champaign
Ins
Willard A. Smith
Chicago
Transportation Department
Purrue
Four Men Arrested in Lackawanna Wreck Case at Buffalo
Four men were arrested in Buffalo on suspicion of belonging to the gang that wrecked the Lackawanna passenger train near Preble New York last Sunday night. One carried a switchkey another held a Syracuse paper with wreck coverage. Names given: Lawrence Sherman Frank Frye Anthony Levatt and William Lee all laborers. Syracuse and Cortland officials notified.
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Buffalo
Lackawanna
Preble
N. Y
Quartetto
Syracuse
Lawrence Sherman
Frank Frye
Anthony Levatt
William Lee
Cortland
Encampment Dates Set by Grand Army of the Republic
The G A R administrative council fixed September 1 to 4 1896 for the next encampment at St Paul. Opening day September 1 features a naval parade, September 2 grand parade possibly the last, with the encampment sessions on September 3 and 4. Mill Builders Organize in Chicago to cut costs and improve service for mill machinery. J Silas Seas of Moline IL elected president J B Allfree of Indianapolis VP and David Green of Columbus secretary treasurer.
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St. Paul
the Grand Army of the Republic
Chicago
United States Mill Builders and Mill Furnishers Association
Great Northern Hotel
J. Silas Seas
Moline
J. B. Allfree
Indianapolis
David Green
Columbus
Wealthy jeweler Henry Ricker dies heir unknown
Oswroo, Lls., Dec. 5 Henry Ricker a wealthy jeweler is dead The sole heir appears to be his nephew Dietler Meyer who was last heard from in Louisville Kentucky Telegrams have been sent but there is no word on his current whereabouts
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Oswroo, Lls
Henry Ricker
Dietler Meyer
Louisville
Meyer
Testimony Opens in Texas Anti Trust Trial
The Texas anti trust case against Standard Oil begins, with testimony from 150 witnesses. Merchants from small towns testified on business with the oil company and alleged discrimination as part of a conspiracy.
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Standard Oil
Waco
Tex
Texas
Standard Oil Trust
Personal notices from Corydon and surrounding areas
Judge Zenor of Corydon visits the city. Mrs. Eli Clayton ill at home on North State street. Mrs. Ray Hayden of Lafayette guests of Mrs. John Cuppy East Elm street. Miss Blanche Gilliland returns from Battle Creek and Rock Island. Mrs. Riddle of Corydon guest of Miss Packard for Melbe concert. Miss Jack Miller of Corydon and sisters visit. Miss Margaret Pahslager of Madison attends Brooks Cannon wedding. Miss Caddie Shack of Corydon visits cousin Miss Nora Maxedon at Maxedon Hotel. Mrs. Julius Miller and Effie of French Lick Springs visit Mrs. Anderson at 417 Shelby street. Miss Mary Bareford of New Albany visiting relatives, guest of sister Mrs. G. J. Fields. Bedford Mail.
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Eli Clayton
North State Street
Ray Hayden
Lafayette
John Cuppy
East Elm Street
Jack Miller
Corydon
Margaret Pahslager
Madison
Brooks-Cannon
Caddie Shack
Nora Maxedon
Maxedon Hotel
Julius Miller
Effie
French Lick Springs
Anderson
Shelby Street
Mary Bareford
New Albany
G. J. Fields
Bedford Mail
Entertaining program at Brotherhood church Friday evening
Invitation to the First Presbyterian Brotherhood entertainment on Friday December 6 1895 features a vocal solo charades dialogues and tableaux by Miss Gertrude Clokey Mrs Putnam Mr Wm Beddow and others plus a postoffice themed act. Also notes on the death of Mrs Lizzie Parker and Knights of Honor lodge officers elected with Edward Dangerfield named representative.
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Brotherhood of the First Presbyterian Church
Gertrude Clokey
Brotherhood
Allen
Collins, Rees and Hopkins
Wm. Beddow
Liberty
Knowledge
Putnam
New Albany Lodge
Knights of Honor
John Huckleberry
John Albert
Joseph Pratt
Edward Dangerfield
W. D Beck
George H. Gooffrey
Harney Sarle
Caplain
George Pennington
Sentinel
Charles Marsh
William Owens
Harvey Sarles
Grand Lodge
George H. Godfrey
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Sugas
Ward Ty
Osleans
Boo Ae AL EL
Dallas
Flaitor S. Fe
Jis
Coeff Moody
Elis
Indians
Wichigan
Lanethe
Letaleon
Atte Grane
Catere i
Indiana
Horatio
Mich
MR. Hoar
Mr. Allen
Commielttees
Indiana Senators
Sublime Porte
Trebizond
Vilayet
Mussulman
Grand IsLand D. Neb
George A. Shank
A. W. Ralston
Union Pacific
New York Central
Bufra O
Empire State Express
Wholsale
Elkhart
Evansville
Legler
Vanderburg County
Waitina
Chris Hiblen
Ella Veigh
James B. Wilson
The
People
Mitton
David Wise
Here
Buiurrron
William Beckler
Frank Ifer
Beckler
Broomington
William Stagg
Consolidated Stone Company
Stagg
Jeffersonville
Herman
Able
Hartrorp City
W. W. McClain
Delphi, Ind
Bert Shaffer
Colburn
William Stohl
Etwoop
Milton
Indiana Notes
Purdue
Cleveland
Toleedo
Boscobel
Port Huron
Turtle Light
Leavening Powe
U.S
Judge Zenor
City
Blanche Gilliland
Battle Creek
Rock Island, Ill
Mrs. Riddle
Packard
Trishman
the Postoffice
Fes Pe Spree
Mr. Gee
Allen Tableau
Louis Brown
New Albany Steam Laundry
East Main Street
Conner’s
Pearl and Spring
M. D. Condiff
Lizzie ,Parker
Charles R. Parker
Rock Island
Tils
Hiram Staples
M. I. Huff
Parker
Blanche Gilleland
Hood
Hood’s
Richard T. Brooks
Eva L. Cannon
Centenary M. H. Church
Eva Lorena Cannon
Centenary M. E. Church
James L. Armstrong
Curtis Lynn
Oliver Applegate
Will Allen
W. B. Collings
Allan D. Carlle
Second Presbyterian Church
Mra. Brooks
Cerch
Florida
Atlanta Exposition
National Printing Company
Ste
Cantsnary
Falls City
Cial
Cooner’s Drug Store
John Hays
Edward Dutchfield
Higen Brothers
People’s
Gem Theatre
Jefferson
Third and
Fourth Streets
Capes
John Baer
Pearl St
Opp
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