Religious awakening and college finances in Minnesota notes
The piece reports a religious revival in Watertown led by evangelist Baskerville with three hundred conversions. It notes Albert Lea College's assignment for creditors due to competition with Macalister College and critiques Herald claims on evenly divided counties and political corruption during Cleveland and the current administration.
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Watertown
Baskerville
Albert Lea College
Albert Lea, Minn
That College
Macalister College
Minneapolis
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets Endorsement
Mr. J. H. Seitz of Detroit Mich. states the tablets restored his appetite and relieved bloating while giving a pleasant movement of the bowels. The medicine is available in the community through VY. B. Diehl with every box warranted.
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Chamberlain
J. H. Seitz
Detroit
Mich
VY. B. Diehl
Political currents and western development tone in 1900s era
Sen Gorman struggles to find a presidential issue and faces southern opposition over the Panamia treaty. Gregory county rejoices at favorable Washington reports on Rosebud reservation opening. Congressmen foresee passage in January and land opening by May. Local races in Spink county show ambition but mixed progress. State officials named. hints of dark charges. Chicago carriage drivers strike fails after backlash over funeral processions. Sherwood reports creamery declines from 158 to 130 due to winters and shipping to large factories. Classic Westward growth view notes enduring business progress and a shift from nomad to landlord in a January 1900s analysis.
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Gregory County
Washington
Rosebud Reservation
Sherwood
Violinist Damon Profiles In Concert History
Albert Martin Damon, born in Baltimore, trained at Chicago College of Music under Charles Zeigfelt, served as principal in the college music department then at Northern Illinois College, gave recitals across the East and South, and performed with Jules Levy, Carl Lochman, and Clarence Eddy, plus Theodore Thomas Orchestra in Scotland. Reminder on mild purgatives and Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets sold by Y. B. Diehl.
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Albert Martin Damon
Damon
Baltimore
Chicago College of Music
Charles Zeigfelt
Northern Illinois College
Jules Levy
Carl Lochman
Clarence Eddy
Theodore Thomas Orehestrs
Westward Banked Hope Sparks Prairie Prosperity
A prairie resident withdrew nearly $200 from a country bank stating he would stay in the West if the region proves suitable. The saved funds, kept for five years, were meant to finance a possible return to Pennsylvania within ten years. The sentiment mirrors many who seek steady prosperity in western life.
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Prairies
Pensylvania
Hood's Sarsaparilla Advertises Catarrh Cure
Hood's Sarsaparilla claims to heal catarrh by acting through the blood. The advertisement asserts it cures chronic inflammation of the mucous membrane and offers Hood's as the remedy.
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Hood
Wanted Industrious Persons for National Advertised Travel Work
WANTED Several industrious persons in each state to travel for house establishers with clever hours and large capital to call on merchants and agents for success and profit. Permanent engagement weekly salary of 8 dollars plus traveling expenses and cash advances. Enclose self addressed envelope to THE NATIONAL Chicago.
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Chicago
Retain Pierre as Capital The Yankton Herald Argues
The Yankton Herald urges readers to consider a map and note towns like Redfield Aberdeen and Watertown to support keeping the capital at Pierre. It also points out that residents in the prosperous region are closer to Mitchell than Pierre and that even Miller in Hand county is nearer Mitchell.
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The
Yankton Herald
Pierre
Redfield
Aberdeen
Watertown
Bennett
Mitchell
Miller
Hand County
Congress to vote on Gen Wood confirmation January 4
Congress will vote on Gen Wood's appointment on January 4. The charges against Wood have faded and the investigating committee reportedly supports his reappointment. Critics note his rapid rise over peers, but the public focus remains: has he earned the promotion through proven record and merit.
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Congress
Wood
Iis
Jhas
Pain Balm Promotes Relief Over Plaster
A fragment notes Chamberlain's Pain Balm as an effective remedy for flame back pains and pains in the side or chest, claiming it relieves deep seated muscular and rheumatic pains better than plasters. Sold by V. B. Diehl, druggist.
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Chamberlain
V. B. Diehl
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Cleveland
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O. Berg
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H. P. Packard
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American Monthly Review of Reviews
New Orleans Grand Colored Concert Company
Y. B. Diehl
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