Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Adverts
An old advertisement promotes Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound as a cure for female ailments including ovarian issues menstrual complaints and spinal weakness. It claims to relieve faintness headaches bloating and nervous debility and offers pills or receipts from 233 and 235 West Lynn Massachusetts with prices of 1 per box or six for 5. Mrs Freely answers inquiries and asks readers to mention the paper.
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Wester Lynn
Mass
Freely
Alention
Senate Pensions and Immigrant Bills Highlight Session
Senate Pension Committee backs pensions for widows of Major Generals Custer and French. House passes immigration bill as amended and votes to cut internal revenue taxes. Conference reports approved on consular and diplomatic appropriations. House seeks information on Americans imprisoned in Britain. Several trials, hangings, and notable incidents including a deadly family shooting in Cincinnati and a Long Branch train wreck augment a day of varied legislative and sensational news.
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Senate
Custer
House
Committee On Commerce
Orth
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Ireland
Gallopolis
Ohio
Utah
Voorhees
Donnell
Minnesota
Committee of Ways and Means
Hawk
Illinois
Logan
McDill
Gee
Henderson
Messrs
Payson
Davis
Moulton
Calkins
Cabell
McKenzie
Cullen
Messrs. Henderson
Singleton
Williams
Wisconsin
Kelley
Springer
Haskell
Robinson
Massachusetts
Cox
New York
Knott and
Lewis
Pembina
Prohibitionists Nominate Michigan Ticket with Woman Suffrage
The Prohibitionists of Michigan nominate a state ticket led by Daniel P. Sagendorph for Governor, urging woman suffrage. Representative Hawk of Illinois dies suddenly in Washington. Pennsylvania Democrats name Chauncey F. Black for Lieutenant Governor and Silas M. Clarke for the Supreme Court. Vermont Democrats nominate Geo E Eaton for Governor E N Bullard for free Governor and Willard M for something else. The debt amendment would be placed before voters in November with bondholders assured two percent interest if the amendment fails.
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Michigan
Daniel P. Sagendorph
Representative Hawk
Illinois
Washington
Pennsylvania
Chauncey F. Black
Silas M. Clarke
Supreme Court
Vermont
Geo. E. Eaton
E. N. Bullard
Willard M. Bt
Ejectment Decrees Hit Irish Homes and Global Notes
Two hundred fifty ejectment decrees target Conemara homes affecting around two thousand small tenants. Azgast Pasua claims willingness to travel to Constantinople if ordered, while denying explosives in the Suez Canal. Secretary Chandler reports a cable from Irkutsk dated June 2 about the lost steamer Rodgers, detailing delays and a horse killed for food. London reports a bail release for William Mertens over Freiheit libel charges, with Schwelm sentenced to eighteen months for similar offenses.
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Conemara
Ireland
Azgast Pasua
Constantinople
Suez Canal
Chandler
Gilder
Berry
Rodgers
Irkutsk
Washington
London
Wm. Mertens
Freiheit
Frederick Cavendish
Thomas Burke
Schwelm
Coal miners strike threatens escalation after call for aid
The text notes that without outside help the strike may collapse. A boiler explosion at Jackson Fire Clay Co in Jackson Michigan killed Michael Nugent and injured others. Virginia reports 5000 to 6000 people need food relief in Patrick County as harvest nears. Other items include a yellow fever ship arrival at Lewes, a cyclone in Cushton Wisconsin, and a murder trial verdict in Cincinnati.
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Jackson Fire Clay Company
Jackson
Michigan
Michael Nugent
Luke Thompson
Daniel Smith
John Davis
Patrick County
Virginia
Bismarck
Dakota Territory
Lewes
Delaware
Havana
Cushton
Wisconsin
St. Louis
E. Snelbaker
Chumley
Cincinnati Common Pleas Court
Amalgamated Association of Iron Workers
Pittsburg
Last Days of Guiteau the Garfield Assassin
Reports from Wasan and Was HonTon detail Guiteau's dwindling hope for a delay in execution. He remains resolute, predicts no mercy, and requests no further meetings with the President. He plans a gallows speech and believes a miracle may yet spare Garfield, while acknowledging no human aid.
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Wasa Hineton
Guiteau
John W. Guiteau
Scoville
Giteau
Dr. Hick
HincTon
Dr. Hicks
Gen. Crocker
Fresh attacks on Jews reported from Hungary
A late news roundup notes fresh anti Jewish attacks in Hungary. In Butler County Pennsylvania a cyclone killed two people and wounded twenty five. The brain of Guiteau the assassin weighed about four point nine ounces. Mattrew Wess won $1000 and the American swimming title at Coney Island. CommodoRE Garrison's son William R died from Long Branch railroad disaster injuries. Charles Sinnott jailed twenty days and fined $100 for attempting to pack a Memphis jury.
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Henry C. Coe
U. S
Milton Street
Cincinnati
Woodward High School
Cole
Supreme Court
Ohio
Long Branch
New York
New Jersey Southern Railroad
Commodore Garrison
General Grant
An_Engisu steamship
San Francisco
National Board of Health
Havana
United States
J. B. Grinnell
Iowa
St. Louis
Pennsylvania
Toledo, Cleveland and
Pittsburg
Youngstown
Malley Boys
Blanche Douglass
New Haven
Connecticut
Jennie Cramer
Faulk County
Dakota
Yankton
Little Rock
Edward Andrew Fulson
John Stewart
William Massingill
Cadise
Trigg County
John Bridges
Hungary
Butler County
Guiteau
MatTrEw Wess
Coney Island
Wm. R
Charles Sinnot
Memphis
M. Thomas & Sons
Philadelphia
Egypt
Alexandria
N. K. Fairbanks
Chicago
Illinois
Oregon
Turner
Brooksville
Fla
Harry G. Meap
Omaha
Nebraska
Listowel
County Kerry
Ireland
Gladiator Guiteau’s last hours before Garfield execution
Washington June 30 details Guiteau’s final day at the jail. Morning crowds fill the rotunda as guards, reporters, and relatives converge. At 12:40 pm the execution proceeds with a reading of the death warrant, a final prayer, and the drop ending the assassin’s life amid formal, restrained ceremony.
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Washinetor
Guiteau
Tmes
Dr. Hicks
United States
Washington
Bertha
Hicks
President Garfield
Jesus
Marshal Henry
Colonel Clapp
The
Garfield
Kearney
John
Rotunda
John Guiteau
Wilson Guiteau
Wilson
Charles
Mrs. Scoville
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Crocker
Where He Saw Her In the depot a masher tries to aid a woman then vanishes toward danger
A Western Union era vignette recounts a bold but failed attempt to assist a woman at Union Depot. The man’s awkward offers prompt a sharp reply and a warning about the danger of following a stranger. Other local items: Newton Law killed by lightning. drownings. suicides. and a mass meeting of suffragists planned for Columbus.
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Union
Chicago
Buffalo
Syracuse
P. Fitzpatrick
Sandusky
Paris Green
Columbus
Woman Suffrage Association of
Ohio
Wa. Hampton
Taylor Hampton
Gallopolis
Guiteau Body Will Is Readied Before Execution
The 1882 document by Guiteau's lawyer Reed directs the jail warden to deliver Guiteau's body to Rev William Hicks after execution for a mercenary purpose. Guiteau bequeaths his literary rights to Hicks and demands the life be described in a history titled The Life and Work of Charles Guiteau, with a monument inscription proposed.
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Reed
Guiteau
Washington, D. C
John 8. Crocker
United States Jail
Francis M. Scoville
John W. Guiteau
Charles J. Guiteau
United States
District of Columbia
William W. Hicks
Frances M. Scoving
Joan W. Guiteau
Charles H. Reed
Alsize A. Chevalliere
W. W. Godding
Washington
D. C
Wm. W. Hicks
Charles Guiteau
A. D
Hicks
Charles A. Reed
James Woodward
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Lottie Lacharis
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