Favorite Prescription Brought Relief to Longstanding Illness
A letter from Nye Patnem Co West Virginia describes a twelve year case that resisted many doctors until the author used the Favorite Prescription. The writer claims the remedy lifted the burden on her life and hopes others may benefit from the experience.
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Weddings Attend Brunswick and Surrounding Areas
A series of local marriages unfolds around Brunswick and nearby towns. Miss Anns Mary Custer wed Burwell Bernard Beck at the Brunswick home of Lewis Shores with Rev. C Yeakel officiating, followed by a reception. Other nuptials include Miss Amelia McNulty to Joshua E Norris at St Josephs Church Emmitsburg, and unions of Wm H Runkles with Miss Fannie E Sparks, Elias Summers with Martha Jackson, Oscar Hood with Annie Braungartner, and Bill John Ohler to Elen J Olinger in Gettysburg.
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Work of Death and Local Notices
Information on the death of Mrs Elizabeth Smith widow of Solomon Smith a Middletown resident occurred on the 13th at Polo. She died on her birthday aged 79 after an amputation of part of a foot. Funeral held on the 15th. Also Mrs Ann Harding died at 80 from paralysis at East Church Street residence. Funeral Monday at 10 in the Catholic graveyard. John N Tregelies elected president of Grafton school board. W G Sullivan becomes express agent at B and Q depot replacing Henry Sherman. Scott Vanfoasen not promoted.
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Honors to Ross as Hungary mourns idol Lous Ross
Vast crowds gathered in Hungary to honor Lous Ross whose death sparked unprecedented public grief. Honor guards, mourning badges, and silent streets marked the procession from the railway station to the national museum. The will of Kossuth was found, revealing bitterness toward the Hapsburgs. his sons plan not to publish it now.
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Political murder in Servia shocks Gora shitza town
The report notes an assassination in Servia near Gora shitza where the president of the Progressist party was shot by a member of the Hadical party. The incident occurs amid tensions linked to the Mosquito reservation and an American involved.
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Declines a Scnatoriship Petition In Senate Fight
Washington March 31 A petition circulated among Democratic members of the House seeks to appoint a Waterman as senator. The speaker of the House, Er Crisp WH Senetin, acknowledged the gesture and said the offer would be considered. The proposal drew support from about 140 members, who urged duty and public service.
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Filibuster and Veto Move Highlight Capitol Wrap
Long session ends with sharp exchanges between the speaker and Mr Reed over ruling grounds. Mr Bland vows to move to pass the president’s veto next Tuesday despite objections. Election case in doubt as seven votes are missing amid partisan tension. Spanish-Malay conflict reports from Mindanao describe a sacking and mass killings near Depanto.
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Will Not Order a Strike in Chicago Railroad
Chicago March 31 Employes of the transportation department of the Chicago and Eastern Illinois railroad have been forbidden to strike. Chiefs of the engineer and others submitted a compromise with the railroad president and stated you have to accept it or worse will be in store for you. We have done what we could and we shall not order a strike.
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Baltimore to build second ice rink by Sparrow Point plant
Baltimore announces creation of a second ice rink in the United States after the Midwinter Expo in Francisca. The Vargenа Steel Company will construct the facility at Sparrow's Point, opening June 1, with year round skating on ice produced by a mechanical process.
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Murderess Sentenced for Hammer Slaying of Husband
New York report states Mi F Dunne, convicted of manslaughter in the second degree for killing her husband with a hammer on December 14, was sentenced by Recorder Smythe to six years and five months in the state prison at Auburn.
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Riots Over Dispensary Law Sparks South Carolina Unrest
Darlington South Carolina erupted in a serious riot after attempts to search private houses for contraband liquor. Two citizens and two spies were killed and many wounded as armed factions, militia, and local residents clashed. Governor Tillman vowed to uphold the law amid widespread mobilization and cross-town support to resist searches.
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Finance and Trade Outlook Mixed Amid Sluggish Gains
March reports show cautious business, rising demand in some industries, and a net decrease in March activity versus February. U S weekly failures total 238 with Canada 80. manufacturing losses lead. Prize fight halted in a Pennsylvania church. hospital homicide in Philadelphia. three murderers executed in Utah. zinc ore find reported in Bethlehem. Barry, Illinois suffers heavy fire damage. several real estate transfers listed in Frederick County and surrounding areas.
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Discipline for Coxeys Army in East Batssitve
Reported moves show strict orders read by Marshal Browne as Coxey and followers pass through Pittsburgh and Summit Pa. Recruits face harsh discipline for drunkenness or obscene conduct while a hiring officer cites arrests of tramps and workhouse detention as part of policing the commonweal march.
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Samoan unrest widens as American Chief Justice blamed
Reports from Samoa allege Henry Ide the American chief justice provoked a native uprising by firing on chiefs and forcing coal faction leaders to labor like convicts. Fightings left about thirty dead and fifty wounded as King Mulfetos sent forces to attack rebels amid sharp engagements.
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Veracity Battle in Pollard Breckinridge Case Narrows
The Lexington court hears testimonies in a contested case between Miss Pollard and Colonel Breckinridge. Witnesses discuss alleged improper relations, secret marriage, and Miss Pollard’s threats with a revolver as the trial nears a key veracity question. Breckinridge denies planned meetings and letters while detailing visits to Lexington and New York.
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