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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1898
Page
8
Beatrice Overcomes Illness With Pink Pills Testimony
An account from a grieving mother details Beatrice's sudden spinal illness in September 3856 and two weeks of decline culminating in paralysis of a limb. After doctors offered little hope, Dr. James Pink Pills for Pale People are credited with restoring mobility and color, enabling active walking and strength gains. A prison anecdote ends the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beneo
Shay
Beatrice
Imus
Siamma’ Tre Beatrice
Hawaii Is Voted In Annexation Debate Ends In Senate
Debate over annexation ends with a 22 to 23 vote in the Senate as supporters and opponents exchange brief speeches. Leaders from both sides predicted a rapid decision once key speakers finish, and the chamber moves to a final tally amid a tense, hurried atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Pettigrew
Mr. Allen
Mrr. White
Mr. Pettigrew
Sena
Congress May Newlands Resolutions Pass in Senate
The Senate approved the Newlands resolutions after a tense session with a decisive 40 to 20 vote. Opponents aimed to record their views on annexation while supporters preserved unity through successive amendments and a final roll call amid packed galleries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Senate
Hobart
Morrill
Vermont
Thuy
Syoonet
Wisconsin
Sis Democrats
Gorman
XL Triand
We Carsljan
Afyney
XL Album
Pettus
Alalus Av
Mississippi
Fragmented 19th Century Local News Mixed In One Item
A jumbled OCR style column reports several scattered items. Napoleon Valesin of Hudson Massachusetts eloped with his stepbrother James Pitvenger aged 40 who recently oversaw the county farm near Lamar Missouri. A government Indigo survey is finished and the last in the Cherokee Nation was drowned near Independence Kansas. An accident at a residence killed a man named from a second-story window. A man named Builinger died painting oil tanks. Edward, a local swindler described as a dark trader in Pittsburg Ma, faces creditors. A prisoner from Medepip Ma awaits an extended sentence. Phosphate camp news from Ponpon South Cyprus about $30.00 found by two diggers. Oklahoma Governor Barnes granted remission from the penitentiary. Cory Martin a Guthrie attorney serves two years for embezzlement. Kansas day at the Omaha exposition is Sept 1. Kansas Attorney General declares state stock quarantine rules enforceable on cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon Valesin
Hudson
Mass
James Pitvenger
Lamar
Independence
Kun
Griandd
Iives
Thoin Anidoft
C.D. Walker
B. Builinger
Sprineieta iMud Wagon
Edward
John Heller Smith
Rear-Ol Bey
Mederip
Ponpon
Gov. Barnes
Oklahoma
Cory Martin
Guthrie
iMne
Omaha
Kansas Commission
Kansas
American control of Hawaii and Pacific prospects unfold
Admiral Miller sails on the cruiser Philadelphia to Honolulu to hoist the flag and formalize U S possession of the Hawaiian Islands amid evolving governance by President MacKinter and a council of five commissioners. The report details population mix, export crops, and early annexation history as the nation debates strategic value and future development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral Miller
Hawaii
Philadelphia
Hawaiian Islands
United States
MacKinter
Honolulu
Dole
ITA
Uty
Thy
Mani
Leteware
Cigu
Gts
Oahu
Kauai
Captain Cook
Earl of
Sandwich
Juan Gaetano
American Work in London and Liver Quackery
The London underground railway extends six miles at a cost of 15 600 000 with an American designing engineer. Equipment built across the United States includes Schenectady engines and Milwaukee motors while Pittsburgh airbrakes and Chicago car couplers are also involved. Also claims that liver ailments stem from the liver and promote Cascarets as a perfect liver regulator sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americsn
London
London Underground Electrc
Schenectady
N. Y
Milwaukee
Pittsburg
Chicago
United States
Basket picnic troubles noted by Mr Westlake
A fragment shows Mr Westlake questioning issues at a basket picnic and attributing the trouble to missing knives. The readable lines hint at dissatisfaction with the event and logistical mishaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wes
Seed Catalogue Offers Farm Seeds at Low Postage
An ad lists Salzer Seed Co offerings including Winter Wheat Red Cross oats clover and other grains with a 4 cent postage for the seed catalogue. It also mentions Petrified fossil beds in Colorado and Wyoming with vast yielding deposits described by the St. Louis Republic and notes their extent and elevation in the Centennial State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salzer
Red Cross
John 4. Salze
St. Louis Republic
Colorado
Centennial State
Green River
Atlanta Hotel Change Drops Unexpected Loss on Guests
A renowned Atlanta family hotel suddenly closes due to impatient creditors, surprising guests who wake to a dining room door placard announcing the action. The event draws no prior public notice, yet signals a sharp disruption in management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Pina A Casual Talker Draws Street Wit and Nun
A casual talker quips about Pina having boyish wit that is rarely endowed with a point. A gray-bearded nun comments that he never taught a country school, reflecting a humorous, clipped exchange from the Indianapolis Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
First Portrait Taken in Philadelphia by Robert Cornelius
The earliest human portrait was snapped in Philadelphia in November 3 by Robert Cornelius and shown before The American Philosophical Society, minutes dated December 6, 1889 note this event. The writer owns this identical portrait. A daguerreotype studio named Daguerreotrne Alvi latares operated successfully well before Drager or Morse claimed first success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Robert Cornelius
American Philosophical Society
Society
Daguerreotrne Alvilatares
Wras
Drager
Morse
Fimes
Try Alien's Foot-Ease for swollen tired feet
A vintage advertisement promotes Allen's Foot-Hase powder to shake into shoes. It promises cooling relief for swollen, nervous, hot feet with smarting or tight shoes, easing blisters corns and bunions, claiming over ten thousand testimonials and trial packages for free. Sold by druggists and shoe stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rou
Allen
Ceres
Ai Gruzgists
Atlen 3
Umsted
le Rar
It Must Be a Wonder Arrests Hear of Five Wives
A New York mat is said to be arrested for having five wives and cohabiting with them in one flat. The remark hints at a sensational domestic scandal amid gossip and rumor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyle
Jones
New York
Brown
Northwestern excursion to Washington offers many routes
The Northwestern excursion to Washington presents multiple routing options. Before finalizing plans, contact the Northwestern city office at Security Bank building in Sioux City, Loy. The Great Eastern Railway trains into London are described as the most penetent of all that run into London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Dattle Mountain
Wind Cave
Plange Bath
Northwestern
Security Bank
H.C. Chesney
Washington
Northwestern City
Loy
Great Astern
Way
London
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised for Ovarian Relief
Letters from Dexsme E Geers and Harar Hanpy describe long struggles with menstrual trouble and ovarian inflammation. Both say after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound they experienced significant relief, improved energy, and regained ability to walk and work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dexsme E. Geers
Denmark
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