Fowler Declares End Near for Trick Trades in Politics
The speech blames Congress maneuvering on Republican leaders Aldrich and Cannon. Fowler argues voters see past manipulation and demand reform, urging a permanent commission and warning the party risks repudiation if it clings to rigged practice. He proclaims the age of self serving tricks ends with a movement toward fair policy for consumers and producers.
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jWashington
Aifs
Ley N. Fowler
New Jersey
Nelson Aldrich
Rhode
Cannon
Ela Rich
Mdrichlam
Canfaniem
Fowler
Congress
Rheumatism Cure Offer for Blood Purity and Relief
Proprietary remedy claims to cure rheumatism and related joint and back pain by improving blood quality. Describes benefits for swollen joints and nerves, kidney support, and natural drainage, marketed as Hopanto Blood Balm with a $1 price per bottle and home treatment directions.
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Piente
Dontore
Teberaltoy
Free Rheumatism Cure Coupon circulates in mail package
A damaged clipping offers a free rheumatism cure coupon promising one sample of BBM. It directs readers to mail the coupon to Blood Balm Co in Atlanta, Georgia, with instructions to include a note and address on a dotted line.
Fragmented political platform and violent crime notes
A garbled political manifesto argues against Aldrichism and Mannenium and calls for tariff reform, fair trade, and a broad tariff commission. It also reports Bishop Godsel's death in New York at 70, after a long illness, and notes George Vol. 27 of Leonesburg being shot in a tragic incident.
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Americas
Godsell
New York
Dantel
Kilied
George Vol
Leonesburg
Way
Turmoil In Bridgeport As State Troops Guard Mills
Thousands of onlookers gather as state troops occupy the Actin Standard mills and surrounding stockade bridges linking Ohio and West Virginia. Union leaders deny involvement in the shooting that wounded ten workers while strikers and employers trade blame amid a tense standoff.
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Bridgeport
Willemar Helton
Martine Ferry
Oueh
Actin Standard
Amerion
Plate Company
Mourth Infantry
Mille and Company
Ohio
West Virginia
Fhre
Streath
Gutalde Puinta
Milmyn
Sherif Amrine
Minle
Lewellyn Davis
Hymalgamated Iron, Sheet Steel
Tin Workers
Walter Larkine
Feht
Aid
Hite
Lyrte Hiewter
Martine Farry
Genorde Spanks and
Weybroeht
Stomach Troubles Promoted By Dyspepsia Tablets Claim
The advertisement promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a root remedy for flatulence and indigestion. It extols their ability to regulate digestion, reduce wind, and improve nutrition, claiming wide doctor usage and offering a free trial package before purchase. It notes price and availability.
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Stuart
FLA. Stuart Co
Stuart Building
Marshall
Michigan
Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery Promises Safe All-Natural Remedy
Advertises Dr Pierce’s family medicines with printed ingredient lists and alcohol free formulas. Claims glycerine preserves and acts as an antiseptic while the discovery treats indigestion catarrh bronchial and stomach ailments and supports chronic coughs before consumption. Also promotes Sage’s Cure for nasal and throat cleansing.
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Dr. Pierce
Nature
Sage
Pierce Bulle
Death identity mix up in sensational New York case
Doctors confirm the body at Orange morgue as Mrs. Bread, challenging insurers' impersonation theory. The controversy centers on a birth scene and a substitute accused of misidentification after a young woman was found dead in a bathtub, with scattered evidence supporting or disputing suicide by drowning.
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New York
Quay
Beat Orange
Governor Harmon Warns Of Broad State Probe Into Off ices
Governor Harmon reveals a wide ranging inquiry into state officers and departments, with evidence to be turned over to Attorney General Denman. The probe centers on the former fire marshal’s office and alleged commissions on supplies, and includes missing cash books sought by the senate investigative committee.
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Senate
Pelon
Columbus
Harmon
A. G. Denman
Iarshal
Davia
United States
Cleveland
Denman
Federal Union Surety Company
Euclid Avenue
Develand
Jate W. & McKinnon
Aghtabala
F. C. Howe
Cuyahoga
John
Drake
Erie
Frank N. Patterson
Ashland
Charles
Creamer
Davie
Davie Hand
Ate Committen
Tre Marerial
W. H. Ball
Davin
Harman
Fragmentary military finance notes from a distant archive
The text references a marshal's office paying $1,017.00 to a firm for stationery and mentions naval entries with commissions totaling 2260. The fragmentary OCR hints at a dated ledger entry covering a period from 17 104 to May 7 1000. It is unclear and partially garbled.
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Marshal's Office
Buckeye Briefs Report Deaths and Local News
In Onlo, Huariltion and Toledo area notes, Ida Titaball infant of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Kimball dies. coroner orders no funeral rites. Former editor Hite Evans killed during hunting hunt. suspicion centers on a recharged gun. Arthur Davies, ex-county auditor clerk, faces misappropriation charges. an audit probes irregularities. Grice Froxen, 12, dies after a shooting at a Toledo girl’s home. police suspect accidental shooting by a careless boy. Marlandett men discuss a Dr. Trav who shot off his foot. Hoffman’s demonstration ends abruptly. James Jeffries, undefeated heavyweight champion, slated for a Memorial Hall appearance in Carroll, with local residents expected to attend and visit his birthplace eligibility.
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Onlo
Huariltion
Dee
Biregorle
Ida Titaball
Mrr
Clifford Kimball
Bursnett
Toledo
Arthur Davies
Aud Finrs
Hhe
Charles Sanzenbacher
Davies
t-Grice Froxeh
Jeff
Columb
James Jeffies
Memorial Hall
Carroll
Fairfeld County
Jetiries
Wetion
Batlepmalen
Pasillat
Noghiort Ran
Christy Custody Case Heads to Court in Zancaville
In Zancaville on December 6 a custody dispute between Howard Chandler Christy and his wife moves toward habeas corpus action over their daughter. Mrs Christy reportedly refuses access and says she will not return to Zanneyite. The matter will be addressed in court within a few days.
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Zancaville
Howard Chandler
Mra
Christy
Ula
Amin
Dave
Unknown man murdered in Canton found near Second Street shed
A well dressed man, unidentified, was found dead near a shed on Second Street Canton. His pockets were turned out and a gag blocked his mouth. He appeared to have been dead since Friday and was discovered by a neighbor searching for her son. Clothing traced to Columbus.
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Canton
Columbus
Dee
Crom Co
Tambus
Miller
Hulls Catarrh Cure Ad Promises Reward
An 19th century ad offers one hundred dollars reward for a cure of catarrh that Hulls Catarrh Cure cannot tame. The notice cites J Cheney & Co of Toledo and Walding Kinnan Marvin as wholesalers, claims cures by internal action on blood and system, and invites readers to test and obtain free testimonials.
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J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
J. Cheney
Inet
Rian
Fale
Hull
Marines Transferred as Dixie Prepares to Sail
Marines from the muded Prairie were moved to the sister transport Dixie in midstream. The guns and ammunition taken from the Prairie were loaded aboard the Dixie. Sealed orders were issued and the Dixie is expected to depart Delaware bound for Central America with the marines aboard.
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Dixie
Philadelphia
Mudetuck Prairie
Delaware
Aicherea
Mariner
Divorce paid for by physician in Pittsburgh case
Mrs Mary H Inekron was granted an absolute divorce from Dr Joseph Dickson of Zewickly Heights. The physician paid his wife twenty dollars to quiet the case and avoided sensational testimony. He admitted paternity of a child born about a year earlier and promised to marry nurse Josie Kay after divorce.
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Zewickly Heights
Pittsburg
Mary H. Imekron
Josep Dickson
Mae
Walt
Mies
Dickson
Josie Kay
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