Ambitions of a Young Lawyer and Congressional Views
A transcription recounts comments by President McKinley about a young lawyer named Mesher on his path to a federal judgeship in Town. It covers debates on appointment processes, the role of Congress in patronage, and the tension between executive and legislative branches, with anecdotes from lawmakers Burke and Moody and reflections on ambitions and integrity in public service.
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Common Pleas
Ohio
McKinley
Fife
Smith McPherean
Representatives
Congress W
Washington
Legislative Branch
Tike
Burke
Rxator Moody
South Dakota
St Paul Globe
Moody
Orkensex
McPherson
Hewr
Senate
Anderson
Pansebia
Virine
Mirke
Wren
Trlea
Bef
Congress
Iantes
Mutifers
Hobbe
Nathinal
Pachataty Leginlaniee
United States Industrial Ascendancy Likely Seen In World Trade
An 1860s Commerce and Industry discussion argues the United States leads in manufacturing and agriculture due to superior machinery and productivity. Estimates show US manufacturing output surpassing Britain and Germany with high per capita outputs and expanding exports.
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Unitedtates
Cieroll D. Wright
United States
Ccomiseioner
Caretat Extimater
United Kingdom
Germany
Great Britain
Iran
England
Britain
Havie
Tate
Michael Mulhall
Austria
France
Europe
United
Italy
Germans
Mixed Advice and Ads From a Late 19th Century Page
A jumble of anecdotes, marriage talk, and patent medicine pitches. The text weaves social musings on love and divorce with ads for stomach bitters, Cascarets, Allen’s Foot Ease, and Red Crown cough remedies, interlaced with generic urban life notes and promotional copy.
Ovarian Troubles Cured By Lydia E Pinkham’s Compound
Two letters from women describe relief from ovarian and pelvic symptoms after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. The first writer reports abdominal swelling subsiding after five weeks of treatment and avoiding surgery. The second, Mrs Eve Beran, recalls falling of the womb and bladder inflammation with leg swelling and pain, then recovery after six bottles of the remedy.
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Lydia
Pinkham
Tian Mas
Lydia E. Pinksham
Arlington
Lows
Dean Mra. Pivniam
Lydia E. Pinkham
Sam
Eve Beran
Otisville
Mick
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Promoted as Malaria Cure
Advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as the original malaria remedy with iron and quinine in correct proportions. Claims superior efficacy, widespread use in malarial regions, and a no cure no pay offer. Notes, in sales figures, over one and a half million bottles sold last year.
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Grove
St. Louia
Chenilet
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Reneh
Conran
Mer
Murphy
Ton Brown
Whett
Jonie
H. Brown
Chicago Daily News
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Gerald
Ananias
Jetah
Geraltine
Bape
Hlurpee
Mmerce and Industry
Aiyraciian University
Tiestetter
Ain
Chanre
Peeer
The
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Shane
Migs
Elsahare
Pecan
Othe Cheenay Balural
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Allen
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Calloway
Ade Allen
Olimsted
le Moy
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Chicago
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Chicago, Milwaukee
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Clark St
Abner
Philadelphia
Piso
F. Boyer
Trinity Springs
Tsi Lee
Phin Bulletin
Carter
Ikea
Wen
Daly
Dr. Cr. Moffett
St. Louis
Red Crom Hall
Eage Daily News
Constitutional Care
Chicago Daily New
Cos
Cape Daly Sa
Mitchell
Hall & Ruckel, Inn
New York
Torcan San
Atchison
Agee
Mrevesen
Manterit Teta
Teer
We Mall
St, Louie
Moo
Eosmenia
Paler
Gem City
Tiaanes Colle
Mandy Higgins
Mandy
Liz
Traly
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