Weston poised to bring title belt clash to America next fall
Washington reporting on western fighter Weston with a belt in view stirs talk of a major midyear return and possible contests with Rowell Brown and others. The piece notes political chatter in New York and Washington about Keene’s likely board role and calls attention to recent congressional mudslinging and a theater of speculation.
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Conklng
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Senate Delays Adjournment Date as Letter Carriers Bill Revised
In the Senate the date of adjournment remains undetermined due to business volume. The letter carriers deficiency bill was reported back and the House approved a slate striking $71,000 for increased salaries. Debate on police troop staffing at polls followed with Carpenter opposing, aided by Ingalls and Logan, framing campaign themes. The judiciary minority defended the president’s objections, echoing Republican lines.
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Committee On Printing
Glover
Conger
Ilo
Springer and Cox
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Pasaert
Lapham
Judiciary Committee
Atkins
Wasatnatoy
Davis
WW. Va
Committees On Appropriations
Senate
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Carpenter
Ingalls
Logan
Foreign Notes From The Jerester Dispatches
Reports from June recount the Khedive’s abdication offer after creditors are paid, a potential removal plot by the French consul general, and a Cuban settlement aim. In London and Capetown, the Prince Imperial of France dies in South Africa with details of the ambush and funeral. A race in London captures public excitement as Weston nears victory against Brown.
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Mohamed Tewpik
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Madeira
Tod Say
Prince Louie Napoleon
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France
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Miealie Field
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Man on trial for life in Simmons murder at National Hotel
News by Mail reports a case before the superior court involving Samuel Hill on trial for the killing of John Simmons after an alleged intimate with Hill’s wife. Witnesses describe a barroom shooting and conflicting testimonies about the wife’s conduct and Simmons’s relationship with her. The defense and state present contrasting evidence, with developments anticipated tomorrow focusing on the wife’s character and a separate Peacock scandal involving marriage and a lottery win.
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John Simmon
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National Hotel
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Bmill
Ifill
Sine
Min
Drum
Simnang
Sue
Leon
Juage
Tia
Developmienta
Atiyait Hall
Baittus
Mra. Hill
International and Imperial Notes From the Era
The Mobile loss stands at 175000 with 125000 to insurance firms. Grand Vizier Kheireddin resigns but the Sultan cannot accept. The Achean war instigator dies. memory not tarred with Chinese descent. Jon Andrew D White meets Emperor William and presents credentials. Britain and Portugal strike a customs treaty for East Indian possessions, preserving salt monopoly for an annual indemnity about 200000 dollars.
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Andrew D. White
U.S
Germany
William
Empres
Great Britain
Portugal
Fragments from a Humorous Mosaic of 19th Century Bits
A collage of quips and vignettes including punny lines about gas bills, ice cream, pork raisers, oysters, constitutions, and jokes about reading smoke. Whimsical sketches touch on crime, real estate, social class, race, and colonial references with dated wordplay and dialect hints.
Misidentified Visitor Causes Din at Palace Bar
A Virginian gentleman fresh from San Francisco visited the Palace Hotel bar with a Sharon‑Cook circle and Roederer drinks. A drunken stranger in black with an Arkansas toothpick caused a melee, prompting a police intervention while locals speculated on the intruder's origin.
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Yessterday
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Bry
Palace Hotel
Comstocker
Senator Sharon
Seth Cook
Tom Sunderland
Roederer
Sharon-Gook
Roelerers
Sharon
Badie
Bea Ron
Dyespeptics and the Indirect Causes of Dyspepsia
The passage lists who suffer from dyspepsia, highlighting indoors workers like tailors, shoemakers, milliners, clergy, and writers as prone. It argues overwork and excess tea and tobacco erode digestion, while outdoor laborers and youth fare better. It concludes that fatigue from heavy work harms digestion.
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Ilwava
Cailara
Dyspepsia Affects Many Body Regions with Pain
A historical notice links headache shoulder pain cough dizziness sour stomach eruptions and other aches to dyspepsia. It frames digestive distress as the root cause of widespread symptoms across the body.
Helmbow’s Buchu Promises Healthful Vitality
An advertisement touts Helmbow’s Buchu as a tonic that stimulates the liver bowels and kidneys cleansing the blood and imparting new life to the body. A single trial is claimed to convince even the hesitant of its remedial qualities.
Helmbold Dispensatory Offer for Medical Consultation
Advertisement from H. T. Helmbold offering at home medical consultation by mail for one dollar. Readers must provide name, address, age, sex, occupation, marital status, height weight health, illness duration, complexion hair and eye color, posture, and personal case details. Enclose fee and send to Dispensatory 1217 Filbert Street Philadelphia Pa.
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