Movement of Freedmen Sparks National Plan
From Washington to New York the freedmen movement grows with a proposed national convention led by prominent citizens. Wealthy supporters treat the cause as religious and humanitarian, while fear of continued oppression drives some to seek new homes in the West.
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Friends of the Freedmen
New York
Kansas
Mississippi Valley
South
the Times
Twestern
Mixed occupation urged with eastern Roumelia governorship
From Vienna to London reports the sultan may accept mixed occupation if Eustern Pashta is named Governor of Eastern Roumelia. Elsewhere Blackburn cotton workers consent to wage cuts if masters restore prior reductions post‑revival. Paris aims to curb police control amid cabinet splits.
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Eustern Pashta
Roumesia
Ubmit
Loxnos
Blackburn
Congress Debates Army Bill and Mexican Treaty Resolution
In XLVI Congress at Was nixatox on April 2 the Senate and House debated an army appropriation bill and a treaty-with-Mexico proposal. Saulsbury opposed Bell’s Senate admission. Sparks sought earlier closing of debate. Proposals for night sessions and 15 minute speeches were discussed but not agreed. The day ended with the House adjourning after extended debate.
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Bosnian refugees appeal to Austria for aid increase
The returned Bosnian refugees have appealed to Austria for increased relief. It is stated that about 20,000 have died of privation since fleeing their homes.
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Austria
Busy election day across cities yields mixed council majorities
Reports from Chicago Milwaukee St Louis and other cities show Republican gains in several races while Democrats sweep or hold key offices. Mayor Harrison leads in Chicago with Wright and Schmidt trailing as council seats tilt toward Republicans and Socialists gain in some areas.
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Wright
Schmidt
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Enny
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Milwaukee City
St. Louis
Cmicaco
Cuienco
Omana
Little Rock
House of Delegates
Greenbackers
House of Delegites
Global and regional news summary from the era
Reports include 162000 proposed for Strasbourg fortification work, unveiling of Prince Bismarck statue in Cologne on his birthday, and preservation plans for the French exposition facade. Also notes log losses at Canada railway stations, Brazil Protestant disabilities, tariff shifts on oils and teas, and Bulgarian constitutional debates with emphasis on free schools.
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Cologne
Berlin
Barmah
Bulgaria
The Funny Column Ends After Reader's Laughter Cure
A newspaper's joke column is dropped after a farmer pays $3 to thank the writer. The farmer's brother had suffered fits of uncontrollable laughter, and the comic paragraphs allegedly cured him after reading them aloud. The publisher ends the feature to avoid further reaction.
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Massachusetts and Michigan Exemption Laws and State News
Exemption rules in Massachusetts shield personal property and home up to specified values, while Michigan allows debtor assignments for creditor relief with set limits on household goods and tools. The piece profiles Willard Warner of Tecumseh, his iron works, and cost comparisons, then surveys California crop, orange groves, and new constitution provisions including anti Chinese franchise restrictions and tax rules. It notes Tule island floods, California fruit trends, and a May vote on the state constitution, plus a Michigan crow and fox drive, Paris green danger, and a Battle Creek spiritualism anniversary celebration.
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Willard Warner
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Tecumseh Furnace
San Joaquin Valley
Los Angeles
San Bernardino
Tule Islands
Sacramento County
California
China
Michigan
Danville
Ingham County
Dunlay
Royal Oak
Battle Crack
Fragments of Wit and Wisdom in a Village Column
A collection of humorous quips and moral vignettes from a rural village notebook. Highlights include a child’s take on charity, a store clerk’s curiosity, a country girl’s remark, and a Vermont man’s public notice defending his name as William Palmer.
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Vermont
Bill
William Palmer
Dr Kaiser's Pulmonic Elixir Promoted Despite Opposition
The article extols Dr. Aug Kaiser s German Pulmonic Elixir as a cure for throat and lung diseases, noting rivals opposition and obstacles. It claims remarkable cures for coughs colds consumption and bronchial affections and urges readers to ask a druggist for the genuine product featuring the Prussian Coat of Arms and Kaiser signature. The trial bottle is offered at 25 cents.
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J. W. McNatl & Co
Aug Kaizer
AnNICA Baty Praised by Physicians for Healing Sores Burns
The healing properties of AnNICA re conceded by all physicians. For healing Sores Ulcers Cuts Burns Bruises Frost Bites Piles and Sore Eyes Brown's Annica Baty is with out a rival. By J. W. McNutt & Co Ogden ly.
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J. W. McNutt &Co
Ogden
Eyes Brown's Annica Save Rivalless, McNutt & Co. Ogden
The short notice notes Brown's Annica Save for Eyes with no rival, as reported by J. W. McNutt & Co. in Ogden. It highlights a dominant product or treatment claim in a compact trade item.
Western Family Liver Pills Promise Swift Headache Cure
Advertises Saya Brown's Vegetable Liver Pills as a six-penny remedy for sick headache biliousness and liver complaint. Claims to be prepared for the West and Southwest and urges trial with promise of lasting use versus other remedies.
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Saya Brown
West
Uthwest
Youwtle
Enjoy Life With Green's August Flower Cure
Readers are urged to find health through Green's August Flower claiming it relieves dyspepsia liver complaints and a range of symptoms from biliousness to nervous prostration. Three doses purportedly prove its effect with sample bottles offered at ten cents.
Brown's Popular Family Biencines Ad by Wemtenutt & Co Ogden
Notice item announces Brown's Popular Family Biencines advertised by Wemtenutt & Co of Ogden. It notes display, pricing, and contact details for readers seeking the advertised goods. This compact notice highlights the business name, vendor, and location.
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Wemtenutt &Co
Ogden
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