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Newspaper
Oakes Weekly Republican
Location
Oakes, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1891
Page
5
German newspaper faces charges over state publishing claims
The Hamburger Nachrichten is under scrutiny for potentially publishing state matters not public property while continuing its sharp criticism of the emperor and Bismarck. The emperor delays action, hoping not to inflame animosity, and hopes the criticism will pass as the paper defends its stance. Public sentiment among readers remains divided as coverage persists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
Hamburger Nachrichten
Promising Cure Offer for Catarh Via Sage’s Remedy
A promotional notice claims Dr Sage offers a $600 refund if the remedy fails to cure catarh with no risk to the patient. It asserts the medicine has treated the worst cases where others failed and encourages readers to test the treatment, promising affordability and satisfaction or money back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seleas
Sage
Starth
Rock strike kills Pittsburg student in Washington express
A 200 pound rock rolled from Duquesne heights and crashed into the Washington Pa express car near Pittsburg, killing Miss Clara Fleming, 19, and injuring three others including J F Donahue, 76, and Mamie Baldwin, 18. The train continued to Pittsburg with the wrecked coach detached. No blame assigned to the railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauquesnu Heights
Pittaburg
Washington, Pa
Penhandle Road
Clara Fleming
J. F. Donahue
Mamie Baldwin
Dull's College
Pittsburg
Washington Express
Duquesne
Miss Blemming
Mr. Donahoe
Nonahite
Mise Mlemming
Washington
Wau
Fire devastates New Westminster block killing volunteer fireman Tol McCannon
A major blaze in New Westminster British Columbia on the 16th destroyed about 500000 in property and killed volunteer fireman Tol McCannon. The fire began at F Stinsky watchmaker on Columbia Street, engulfing four story Masonic temple and surrounding shops. A rear store explosion blew out windows, halted pumps, and buried another man under ruins. Firemen battled two hours as flames spread to the Masonic temple and drew light across Blaine and Brazer valleys.
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B. C
Mnet
Tol McCannon
F. Stinsky
Columbia Street
Masonic Temple
Provincial Registry Offices
Register
Olive
McCannon
St. Mary's Hospital
Attack by hydrophobic mania near Chicago church
John W Pease and his wife Agnes of 1510 Wabaghay Chicago were attacked as they walked home from church on the morning of the 1athinst. Agnes suddenly sprang at John biting him and herself as she fought. He restrained her with great effort and she was taken to detention hospital. Police were summoned. Authorities believe she is afflicted with hydrophobia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Pease
Agnes
Wabaghay
Chicago
Burglare Exonerated In Cowles Murder Probe
Coroner's jury failure to implicate any suspect in the murder of Mrs. C. W. Cowles, wife of a Pacific bank president in Clarks, last week, sparks comments. Evidence challenged the burglary theory, and $50 supposedly taken was later found in a teapot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Cowles
Pacific Bank
Clarks
Ned
Burelars
Burglary Report Mentioned Prosecution Conditional
According to the fragment Milney forwarded the case to the small attorney and stated no legal actions would start against implicated parties unless citizens voluntarily filed charges. The note suggests a voluntary information process rather than formal proceedings.
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Milney
The Wretched Jews in Russia and British Sympathy
St Petersburg dispatches report British sympathy worsening Russian Jewish oppression. Governors issue harsh measures, conscription abuse, and forced deployments. Prince Dolgorou kof's spared aid contrasts with Moscow's severe Jewish policy and public appeals suppressed.
Fragmentary panic reports from Europe edges toward crackdown
Advices from Russia describe executions and arrests amid persecutions of nonconformists as orthodox authorities tighten control. Catholic churches face near closure in Poland and anti liberal measures rise in Austria and Belgium, with rising social democracy activity and election aims noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Euerope Vines
Holy Synod
Poland
Novgorod
Notice on Brights disease physician interview Rochester
An article from the Democrat and Chronicle caused local uproar. Dr Henson recounts a Rochester interview about Brights disease, urging early kidney treatment and criticizing symptom focus. Mr Warner and Dr Lattimore corroborate rising cases and the efficacy of Wakener’s Base Cure.
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Rochester
B. Henson
America
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W. Tavenor
Bright
Brighe
Warner
N. St. Paul Street
Pipers
Tate
New Orleans Medical College
Shaye
Sherman Dies in New York City After Prolonged Illness
Gen William Tecumseh Sherman died in New York City at 1 50 PM on the 14th. Surrounded by family except eldest son Rev Thomas E Sherman on his way home, he lingered after a long struggle. The news reached reporters and officials as telegrams were prepared, with Cabinet members and relatives notified of the veteran general's passing.
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New York City
Thomas EF. Sherman
Deauit
Majestic
John Sherman
P. 'F Sherman
Fitch
Thackara
Miss Repbael
Misa Lizsie Sherman
Colgate Hoyt
Sonaan Law
J M. Barre
Alexander
Washington
Boeing
Dr. Alexander
Thia
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Dn Lohe
Columbus Avenue
Harrison
Lieut
Thackarn
General William Tecumseh Sherman’s Civil War campaigns
A compendium of Sherman’s 1864 65 campaigns from Nashville through Atlanta and Savannah to the Carolinas. Key actions include Dalton Resaca and Bentonville battles, Hood’s defeat, the March to the Sea, the capture of Savannah, and the march to Richmond. Also notes his promotions, later commands, peace-time travels, publications, and postwar life.
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Tennessee
Arkansas
Nashville
Georgia
J. B. Johnson
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Caseville
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Hood
Atlanta
Jonesboro
Sherman
Uwelty
Savannah
Fort Meadliter
Savannah River
Carolinas
Columbia
N.C
Army of the Confederacy
J. E. Johnson
Shorman
Richmond
Washington
Mississippi
Ohio
Missouri
Arkansan
St. Louis
Gen. Grant
Mexico
Gex- Granti
United States
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Sharman
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Louis
Tan
Hancock
Department of Dakota
St. Paul
Minneapolis
St. Anthony
Entatled to the Mest and the Bottled Remedy
A garbled 19th century advertisement touts Syrup of Fige as a cure all. It promises relief for bowel issues and liver problems, claiming every household should stock a bottle to maintain health and vitality. The ad urges purchase in one dollar bottles from local druggists.
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Propr
Steve Foundry
Montagny
Quebec
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