Notable Nebraskan and Illinois headlines mix chaos and law
Hamilton county grand jury indicts Geo Mueller and Kimball Chambers for liquor law violations. Mueller pleads guilty with $600 total fines. A Wayne area man dies by self inflicted gunshot over money worries. Weathered barns struck by lightning kill livestock. theft capture at Ager Bros hardware unfolds with dramatic pursuit. Immigration notes from Dawson county highlight Swedish colonists. Political battle over House rules sparks protests and jagged decorum amid contested elections in Florida and Alabama.
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Hamilton County
Geo. Mueller
Kimball & Chambers
Mueller
Judge Post
Kidney-Wort Promises Cure for Kidney Trouble
A sufferer of kidney trouble urges others to try Kidney-Wort claiming it cured him. He says the remedy transforms a shadow of illness into lasting health and urges disordered kidneys to not miss the chance to try it.
Democrats Protest Decision on Habeas Corpus for Assassin
National affairs report shows Democratic objections to a ruling permitting a change in procedure. The article details congress proceedings and requests a habeas corpus to avert execution.
Whisky Inquiry Hints at Bribe Plot. Danenhower Ordered Special Duty
The senate committee probing distiller bribe allegations tied to pending legislation has not produced conclusive testimony by the third. Testimony remains obscure or unfavorable to corruption claims. Lieut. Danenhower has been assigned to special duty in Washington.
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Senate
Davis
Ingalls
Wheeler
Texas
Jones
Cameron
Illinois
Hiscock
Alabama
Springer
Lowe
Hazleton
Ilinois
Randal
Maine
Reea
Reed
Mr. Springer
Blaine
Garfield
Congress
Lieut
Danenhower
Washington
Thirteen Years Without Sleep in Utica Man
Thomas McElrath of Malboro claims 13 years without sleep and asserts no slumber for 13 years. Neighbors report constant wakefulness, he remains healthy and active in small chores, attends Presbyterian church, and awaits the Lord's coming while giving up medicines.
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Utica
Thomas McElrath
Malboro
Presbyterian Church of the Place
Bricut’s Disease of the Kidneys and Diabetes Cure Claim
An advertisement touts Hop Bitters as the sole remedy to prevent and cure kidney, liver, and diabetes diseases. It denounces other remedies as temporary and harmful, asserting that only Hop Bitters offers lasting relief.
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Meyer Bros. & CO
St. Louis
Kansas City
Indian tea venture plans 21 000 acres over three years
A company in India proposes to plant 21 000 acres of tea cultivation, at 7 000 acres per year, over the next three years. The land will be divided into gardens of 300 acres each, as the industry grows amid concerns about unscrupulous dealers.
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Union Pire Peck Fu
Soepogem
T. J. Potter
Perceval Lowell
Gen'lanager
Gen'l Passenger Agt
Chicago
Ills
San Francisco Chronicle
Washington
Logan
Fitz John Porter
Porter
Congress
India
Ampany
Scattered World Factoids On Agriculture Industry And Transport
A compilation of figures notes grain storage in Chicago, debts in South Australia, rice production in the southern states, and moa anatomy. It cites rail and road construction in the U S and rail lines added in 1881, plus land and rental stats for Scotland and Wales, bleaching powder production, and lead output in several U S states.
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Aewer
United’ States
Treasuries
Washington, D.C
Texas
Scotland
Wales
The Monk and the Ladies Textile Fashion in Henry III Era
In the reign of Henry III new fabrics like vellosa Baldeckin and sarsnet entered public notice. Ladies rapidly adopted extravagant dress and headdresses, from horned head pieces to steep conical hats. A French friar reportedly led hat suppression efforts, inciting youths to burn hats, only for fashion to rebound as women wore the condemned headgear again after his departure.
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Henry III
Vellosa
Baldec
Babylon
Henry the
France
Stimulants for the Sick by Dr J J Hanaford
In Christian Watchman Dr Hanaford argues stimulants are debilitation in the end and should be avoided even in sinking cases. He cites Bellevue hospital trials showing fewer recoveries with alcohol and questions safe use when illness alters heart rate and body heat. He warns against stimulating with spirits during illness and notes risks of overactivity.
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J. J. Hanaford
Christian Watchman
Bellevue Hospital
New York
Mining stock values show buoyancy amid market swings
The article notes that the Com stock lode mines in Nevada carry value in the hundreds of millions, with the January market value rising to around $8271,000,000 and later estimates near $19,000,000, suggesting a complex mix of gains and potential declines rather than a uniform boom.
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Nevada
Sanusry
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