Fuller Wins Senate Confirmation as Chief Justice Nominee
The Senate confirmed Melville W. Fuller of Illinois as Chief Justice of the United States by a 41 to 20 vote after hours of debate. Opponents labeled Fuller a copperhead, citing his Illinois record. supporters praised his character and qualifications for the high court.
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Governor presses Washington for help against Florida yellow fever
July 21. Governor of Florida appeals to the U S for federal aid to suppress a yellow fever threat in Tampa and Manatee. Secretary Fairchild consulted Surgeon General Hamilton of the Marine Hospital Bureau and ordered full assistance. He informed the Florida governor that necessary steps would be taken.
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Civil Service Reform Report to Congress
The President transmitted the fourth annual report of the Civil Service Commission covering January 1885 to July 1887. It notes 15,852 examined for classified service, 10,745 passed, 3,105 rallied, with detailed separations and appointments across departmental, customs, and postal services. It highlights reforms to improve enforcement, reduce eligibility lists, and standardize classifications across departments.
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Local man sues for standoff amid chaotic street incident
A chaotic scene unfolded as a resident confronted authorities during a crisis. A bystander reported shots fired while a man fled the area, chasing events that involved his wife and sister. Police pursued the suspect, with a witness noting tension and confusion in the crowd.
Frightful wounds in street clash leave man near death
In a violent incident at Alexandrine Brothers' hospital the victim, Hendendy of Niggsten, sustained a grave chest wound from a cutlass carried by Mangen. Doctors hope his robust health will aid recovery despite a severe right lung injury.
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Freight Train Jumps the Track Near Belmont
A Baltimore and Ohio freight train of thirty five cars derailed near Belmont on Sunday, wrecking sixteen cars. A Newark brake man was killed and three hobo riders sustained severe injuries.
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River and Harbor Bill Cleared by Senate
Washington July 24 Senate approves conference report on the River and Harbor bill and sends it to the President for signature after a Monday morning vote.
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State intelligence roundup leaves many Indiana tragedies and trials
A broad Indiana news digest reports fraud in Indianapolis farming losses of 31 500, a brakeman killed near Warsaw, a horse fatality in Evansville, morphine crisis at Fort Wayne, and multiple accidents. It notes crop failures around Danville, ice and floods, a river drowning near Crawfordsville, and local burglaries, arrests, and a near-census of public notices.
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Home and Farm Notes and Household Tips
Ammonia to loosen glass stoppers for jars. bake times for sweet and Irish potatoes. household budgeting and finances for wives. Cherry puddings recipe with cherry filling. Hermis Salad recipe. paint odor removal using damp hay. Commentary on hospitality versus culinary focus and a Kansas Agricultural College note on chinch bug control in corn fields.
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Exercise for cows and the role of heredity in digestion
The article argues cows require substantial exercise to maintain digestion, with heredity guiding the amount. It notes dairy cows need large intake and digestion, benefiting from summer grazing and winter daily activity, while excessive milking can weaken digestive strength absent regular exercise.
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Bath house wash may wash newsboys in Chicago
Six hundred newsboys were cleaned at a West Madison Street bath house in Chicago. The operation used 14,000 gallons of hot water, a large amount of cold water, 1,200 bottles of shampoo and 1,200 towels to dry and prepare the boys.
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They Never Fail Brandreth’s Pills Sold In New York Market
A testimonial from J. N. Hannis, a wholesale fish dealer, claims Brandreth’s Pills cured his rheumatism after ten nights of use followed by forty days. He notes damp work conditions aggravated his illness and credits the pills with restoring his ability to walk and keeping him well for future illnesses.
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Woman Joys at Conclusion. Goats and Nuisances Relieved
A Pittsburgh Chronicle item quips that a woman will jump at a conclusion as a mouse does. It mentions Burlington Free Press sparingly noting nuisances and，希望 relief by Glenn's Hees Soup. The piece names Hill's Hair and Whisker Dee and the 5 Somer girls as maidens, contrasting lawn tennis pursuits.
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Gepppert Medecinum Clinches Lung Nerve and Throat Ailments
The advertisement from Cincinnati promotes Gepppert Medecinum as a cure for lung nerve and throat diseases. A physician’s report would align with coverage of work in progress. Send for the book.
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