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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1894
Page
4
Fragmented column notes Coxey army divisions in dispute and portrayal of reformers as lawbreakers. Mentions Wall Street protesters, calls for hearings for workers, and blunt critique of politicians. References to Gen Kenley irrigation plans, theft of an engine, Mrs Neerie Grant Sarzora, and a New York custom of federal works jobs. Aimed at reform politics and Congress under Speaker Crisp and Czar Reed.
About six thousand iron molders from Chicago travel to Washington this week to petition the finance committee against the tariff bill. They pay their own way and ask for nothing in return, insisting they deserve a hearing. The piece notes the Democratic tariff faction lacks broad support.
Omaha judge S cors recommends Rosewater pay 500 fine and 30 days in jail for alleged libel. The piece argues Ott should be impeached or evaluated by a Douglas County insanity board amid calls for removal or asylum as the Bee editor faces censure.
The two Louisiana papers attack the tariff bill and accuse politics of serving special interests. They argue Democrats must protect their own interests but condemn subservience that harms the public and exposes abuses in government policy.
The letter denounces Democratic Congress for allowing foreign influence to harm American workers. It urges decisive action to protect home people, blaming Democrats and urging their removal. It frames protectionist policy as essential to national prosperity despite costs.
The readable parts reference legal terms and timelines but lack coherent details. No clear entities or events are deducible beyond generic references to cases, years, and custodial terms.
A fragmented ad-like text promotes a “direct application” like orange blossom sold by a drugstore. It claims to purify blood and cure eruptions, dermatitis, and other ailments from impure blood, urging purchase and use.
An aged advertisement extols De Witts Sarsaparilia as a cure for cuts sores fever and skin eruptions. It promises blood cleansing and constitution strengthening while urging timely subscription payments to the P O Drugstore. The tone mirrors period patent medicine and home health claims.
A dense, OCR dated collage of medical and optical ads from 19th or early 20th century sources. It touts glasses by Bassett Oyama, Dr King’s New Discovery, and eye remedies, with testimonials, free trials, postal offers, and a Columbian Exposition souvenir pitch, all presented in period prose. Mentioned names include Bassett, Jackson & Co, and A. Sinachelas, with locations Chicago and Omaha.
Fragmented promotional notices appear for Chamberlain's Pain Balm and De Witt's Sarsaparilla.claims of relief for rheumatism health tonics and monumental marble designs reference.W. F. Lassett P. O. Drugstore and Des Moines Marble Works agents noted in uncertain old advertisement text.
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