A Physician's Tribute to Dr Miles New Heart Cure
A physician testifies to benefits from Dr Miles New Heart Cure. He notes six years of heart disease prior to treatment, palpitations, and left chest pain. After three bottles health was restored and no further treatment needed. Weiss W. Heartridge of New York endorses the remedy with guarantees and money back offers.
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Miles
Hus
Milme
Miles New Buart
N.Y. W
Wiles Medical UO
Einhart, Tod
LUCKY BALDWIN NEMESIS The Woman Who Attempted His Life
San Francisco audience witnesses a pictorial exhibition featuring Lucky Baldwin as a dramatic figure. The first scene shows a woman kneeling to Baldwin while professing love, while the second depicts him resisting a mother's pleas. Miss Ashley narrates the encounter, recalling attempts to arrange an interview and discussions about selling Baldwin Ackett to the show. A man offers to cancel engagement for a sum, highlighting sensational spectator interest.
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Lucky Baldwin
San Francisco
Auditorum
Baldwin
Balghin
Biss Ashley
Lillian
Rae Sof
Ane
Baldwin Ackett
Miles Enna Ashley
Een Kim
Bota
Tedd
Miss Ashby
Cotton Firm Fails in Arkansas Receiver Appointed
One of the largest plantation firms in Arkansas, Kik-2 Store Co. of Washington, goes into receivership under Dr. Hartax upon W. F. P. Eakin’s application. Liabilities are said to exceed assets. the firm has suffered from prolonged cotton prices and currency shrinkage. Also includes unrelated local ads for medicines and services.
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Arkansas
Little Hock
Ark
Washington, Ark
Dr. Hartax
W. FP. Eakin
Met
Dullet
Road Development and the Cumberland Road Paper
At a Topeka Philosophical Society meeting TW Harrison discusses road development and the Cumberland Road. The talk traces constitutional power over internal improvements, early debates, and the road’s vast funding from 1806 to 1835, noting it was never completed and funds dispersed to states.
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Topeka Philosophical Society
Harrison
Cumberland
United States
Maryland
Ohio
Jefferson
Madison
Andrew Jackson
Ota
Treaaan
Cumberland Road
Cumberland Raad
Congress
Ibs
Purgones
Cumberland Road and the Rise of American Transportation
The passage extols the Cumberland Road as a pioneer overland route that spurred westward expansion, immigration, and growth in Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, and beyond. It contrasts old highway progress with railroads, notes massive federal spending, and argues good roads boost production and market access while highlighting evolving road-building practices and drainage innovations.
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Mississippi Valley
Pacific Coast
Cumberland Road
Florida
Ohio
New Wheeling
Congress
Ommo
Five Pointes
Richmond
Terré Heute
Indianapolis
Tiwels
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Tiliois
Tts
Locwily
New York
Ailee
Ethan
Road Construction Through Ages And Materials
The Cumberland road used mixed earth gravel and stone with drainage to stay dry. Early Congress funded stone earth gravel or sand surface choices. Despite fifty years since construction it remains sturdy from Illinois to Washington in local neglect.
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Cumberland Road
Mlinois
Washingtons
Northwestern Campus Flag Downed in Student Rush
Students at Northwestern University in Evanston faced a campus disturbance as a Confederate flag hung by freshman George Washington Skinner was pulled down and a crowd of youths surged through University Hall. McCluskey led a stairway charge to Skinner’s dorm room, demanding the flag’s return, but the confrontation ended without injuries as spirits cooled.
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Chicago
Northwestern University
Evanston
Yenterway Afharnoan
George Washington Skinner
Tory
Wis
Skinner
Garrett Biblcal Institute
Halifax
3. S
Ranatter
Recruitiona
Itseis Hall
University Hall
Astle
McCluskey
Bkinner
Big South Ton
Durrant Hanging Party Invitation Controversy Grows
San Francisco June 2 Twenty invitations will be issued for the execution of Durrant. His attorneys demand release claiming unjust imprisonment and plan a habeas corpus appeal to the supreme court to challenge the death sentence. The case centers on whether Durrant’s confinement constitutes imprisonment or detention. Wisconsin apples and Florida watermelons arrive as market notes.
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San Francisis
Durrant
Waetden
Ton A. i
Tsens
Supreme Court
Halir
San Quentin
Fife
Worden
Habeas Corps
College professors press two political economy camps on Gage
Washington reports Secretary Gage mid dispute between free trade and protection camps among college professors over the Bureau of Statistics leadership. More than 100 letters from professors in New England and protectionist states urge different directions. Fant, the bureau chief, is cited by free traders for shaping figures to fit their theory.
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Gage
Washington
Baureau
Simtistica
New England
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Illnois
Bureau
Free Trade Soong Mists
Worthington Fant
Libby Prison to Go to Washington D C Move
Libby prison soon to close and move its historic relics to Washington D C. Chicago’s Libby building may be relocated or repurposed as a warehouse. financial factors drive the plan. Charles F Gunther manages the property and says demand for the site on Wabash Avenue is high.
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Washington
Chicago
Libby Prison
Appomattox
Grant
Washington, D. C
Financtia
Charles F. Gunther
Wabash Avenue
Fifteenth Street
Gunther
Cta
Libby
Richmond
F. Gunther
Li Mastinmse
W. Jh. Gray
L. Gould
Stewart Spalding
Charles B. Kremer
Two Young Men Sell Book With Ribbon Basket In Cumminsville
In Cumminsville last week two youths offered a book on the life and extension of Jackson and Wall. Each buyer received a ribbon basket said to be made by the unfortunate man in $a1. The baskets were scarce, and locals deemed the offer an imposition, prompting the pair to move along to new sales prospects.
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Cincom
Cumminsville
Jackson
Wal- One
Bryan
Wallitur
Mrs Burnett to complete new novel in ninety days
Washington dispatch reports Frances Hodgson Burnett is writing a new ninety day novel titled The Duke of Osmonde. It will be a stylized study in character formation, begun with the birth of the duke and his celebrated upbringing among tenantry, bells, and boutiers. Kitchell Marburg Joell Gas Slaves.
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Washington
Frances Hodson Burnett
Ite
Bella
Boutirés
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