Two Rhode Island heroes pass on in New York
News notes Gen Burnside and Capt Breese died on the same day in New York. The piece recalls their social prominence, naval and military service, and remarks on fading old soldiers and sailors. It also touches on yacht racing, Creedmoor rifle events, and new railcar designs.
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New York
Rhode Island
Burnside
Breese
Gotham
Rhody
Newport
Mocre
Fifth Avenue
Atlanta
Creedmoor
Gen. Hancock
Iron Bitters Credited By Columbus Man For Health Boost
Mr Wm R Seymour of Columbus Ohio writes that after typhoid and malaria illnesses he used Brown's Iron Bitters following lectures at Ohio Medical College He claims the tonic improved digestion urinary troubles and general strength without causing tooth staining.
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Wm. R. Seymour
Columbus
Ohio Medical College of
Cincinnati
Governor Brown Sees Arthur Aims for Impartial Presidency
In a talk with a reporter Governor Brown of Tennessee says he has not met General Arthur but has heard from friends who have that Arthur plans to move past the past and act as an impartial president. He believes the country will soon have full confidence and that no cabinet changes are anticipated.
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Brown
Tennessee
Arthur
Garfield
When Bad Men Conspire Good Men Must Combine
Bourke's line is invoked as a call to unite against conspirators using whisky deception and subterfuge. The passage condemns the Skylocks as greed driven, seeking only to fill their coffers at humanity's expense. It urges principled action by good men to oppose such schemes.
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Bourke
Nice Dress Line At Wilkeys West Of Post Office
A neat display of dress goods offered at net cost by Nelse Wilkey's, located west of the post office. Customers can buy at reduced prices across a selection of fabrics and ready to wear items.
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Nelse Wilkey’s
Care for Divorces. Sacred advice for married life
A forty year old wife offers counsel for married couples and those planning marriage. Preserve privacy, keep your heart and home between you two, do not let others intrude, and resolve conflicts promptly. Confess to each other, renew vows daily, and grow in love stronger than death.
A Colored Man Reports on Liberia After Ten-Year Absence
Elijah Gordon, a colored emigrant, returns to Hawkinsville from Liberia after about ten years. He describes a hot climate with little seasonal change, fever killing many emigrants, and natives living in tribes with frequent conflict. He notes crops like coffee and ginger, fruits for food, and no use of plows. He says cotton seed grew into a tree-like stalk and that most immigrants aim to return to the United States.
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Elijah Gordon
Hawkinsville
Liberia
United States
Worn Suffrage Column Asper State Central Group
This column is officially controlled by the Indiana Woman Suffrage state central committee. It outlines activities and positions supported by the state organization.
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State Central
Indiana
State Association Officers and Suffrage Debate Document
A historical notice lists officers of a state association including Dr Mary F Thomas president and Mrs M E Price secretary with district heads such as Mrs May Wright Sewell and Dr M H Wilbite. It also includes a lengthy joint resolution regarding voter eligibility and a vivid editorial praising Wyoming suffrage laws and asserting women's rights to vote alongside the duties of motherhood and citizenship.
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Mary F. Thomas
Richmond
M. E.M. Price
Kokomo
F.M. Adkinson
Indianapolis
Mary Db. Taylor
Crawfordville
State Central Committee
Mary E. Haggart
Z. G. Wallace
New Jersey Street
Ludianapolis
May Wright Sewell
Mary ‘Thomas
Mary D. Naylor
Crawfordsville
Florence M. Adkinson
Elm Street
Indiana Citizens Urged to Support Women’s Suffrage Amendment
A call to Indiana residents to back the suffrage amendment notes historic struggles for rights from anti slavery to women voters. It urges leaders and everyday citizens to openly support expanded political equality, aligning with the Declaration of Independence.
Wyoming Territory shows suffrage gains influence Indiana
Governor Hoyt wrote last year that better men are selected due to women's influence in shaping choices and using the ballot independently. He notes women do not all vote, nor do all men, with similar proportions observed in both cases and good order in the process.
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Wyoming
Wyoming Territory
Indiana
Hoyt
National credit under Republican rule questioned
The speaker cites a Times History claim that twenty five years of Republican governance built the best financial system and unmatched U S credit. He challenges the Democrats to show a record on national credit, contrasting with government securities trading far below par during peaceful times.
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Republican Party
United States
Democratic Party
Knights of the Golden Circle presence in Sullivan County
The text asks plainly if an organization named the Knights of the Golden Circle operated in Sullivan County and requests a direct yes or no answer.
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Lex
Knights of the Golden Circle
Sullivan County
Never go into saloons to avoid drinking harm
A cautionary editorial urges a young man to avoid saloons and watching others drink. It argues that frequenting such places leads to drinking habits and swears a firm resolve to stay away from saloons entirely.
Haven myer and Elder grades at Wilkey Bros
Haven myer and Elder standard grades are available at Wilkey Bros offering better value than snide goods. Customers can compare quality and price for legg money.
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Havenmyer & Elder
Wilkey Bros
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