Hood's Sarsaparilla Credited With Curing Rheumatism and More
A Lowell Massachusetts letter extols Hood's Sarsaparilla for a life of rheumatism relief and loss of dizziness. It recounts a daughter cured of severe impure-blood sores and a brother cured of piles and rheumatism. The testimonial praises Hood's as essential and notes Miller & Co coal and local services.
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Market Closing Notes on New York and Philadelphia
Stock and produce markets close with stagnant trade amid broad support. West Shore and Central rails show bid activity. wheat and corn values steady to weak amid mixed bids. pork prices slip with lower meat cuts. general markets reflect subdued sentiment and wider distribution of trades.
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Coupon for Conzon and Rand McNally Encyclopedia
Coupon offer promises one Conzon plus 1 cent to obtain a part of Rand McNally and Company's Encyclopedia. Public notice style text suggests a promotional item distributed with a small price or token value. The fragmentary OCR limits precise details but indicates a cross brand incentive.
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Gazetteer Orders By Mail Postage Notice
Mail orders require 6 cents extra postage as stated in the current notice. See announcement on page 2 for details and process.
Abolish the Peerage Labouchere Amendment Passes
The Labouchere amendment to abolish the house of lords is carried by a large majority in the British commons, drawing strong reactions in Washington. Senators Davis and Hison weigh in on potential revolution paths, while U.S. lawmakers see rising democracy and worry about future governance. Reports note mixed cabinet implications and public sentiment favoring reform.
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Senate and Prince Victor DOMinated by Debate and intrigue
Washington March 1 The senate and house discuss appropriation bills amid chaotic proceedings. Notable items include printing debate in The Record and a motion on interstate commerce. In St Petersburg Prince Victor Napoleon Bonaparte visits court but is kept distant from imperial supper, producing diplomatic chatter.
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Wellman Leads Aluminum Arctic Expedition to Pole
Walter Wellman plans a solo style expedition toward the North Pole on the Britannic voyage to Spitzbergen. Accompanied by Owen B. French Pharsas B. Mobun and Charles C Dodge, the party aims to reach near the pole by using aluminum sledges and boats built in America. They will launch from Tromsoe with Norwegian support, return to Dane’s island, and begin the dash in May, with regular progress reports sent back by mail.
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Pollard Breckinridge Case and Odd Court News
A jumble of court actions and local intrigue reports unsettled but marked by delays. Judge Bradley issues a reprimand to several lawyers in the Pollani Breckinridge matter amid disputed deposits and a Convent Birth claim. Henry Harding’s disappearance in Texkuansocr alarms locals as Swain fights for a state treasurer commission in New Jersey. British naval occupation in Nicaragua provokes American acquiescence while Biddeford, Maine, swings GOP. A Cape May election shows Republican gains and a death by suicide shocks Atlanta.
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Pece in Rio de Janeiro Port Ends Insurgent Siege
In Rio de Janeiro a harbor battle ends as government forces prevail. Rebels surrender after torpedo boats enter the bay and the fort batteries cease fire. The city, hearse of suffering, sees 700000 flee, while food is scarce and police remain on duty. Admiral da Gama may capitulate. reports place him aboard Sirius.
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Nuns as School Teacher Pay Refusal Case in Indiana
A chaotic compilation reports on a court injunction fight over nuns as teachers, a protest by striking workers at dye and textile mills, a student expelled for theft at Crawfordsville, and multiple unrelated local and national incidents. Names include Joseph K. Nimes, Patroons, and Major Brann amid broad charges of labor strife, criminal schemes, and political moves across Indiana and nearby states.
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Walle Wife Injured After Fall on East Patrick Street
Walle, wife of a well known resident of West Patrick Street, slipped on East Patrick Street yesterday. Her ankle gave way and she fell to the pavement, needing help from her husband and another man to rise.
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Prohibitionists Gather in Pittsburgh to Outline Fight
Iowa and Kentucky figures figure in the scene as ex Governor Proctor Knott of Kentucky declares not to run for congress to fill Breckinridge seat. Delegates from all sections attend the Pittsburgh meeting where the line American party is set to lead a national struggle for supremacy.
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Fox chase near the Fair Grounds ends with hound kill
A fox chase drew several hunting enthusiasts near the Fair Grounds yesterday. The fox hesitated but soon fled and was finally caught and killed by a hound, ending the sport for the day.
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First City Race Opens Frederick Bicycle Club Season
The Frederick Bicycle Club plans its Gret ran of the season next Sunday weather permitting. Starting place and time to be announced. A large turnout is expected.
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