Retired Business Woman Credits Heart Cure Discovery
A former businesswoman recounts serious heart disease and swelling in limbs. After trying a claimed Heart Cure, she reports notable improvement and regains strength, attributing recovery to the remedy promoted by Higash and sold by local druggists. The testimonial mentions multiple patients and endorsements in support of the cure.
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Tie
Bret Jose Eco
Wien
Hidigas
Indi
Wattle
Indians Must Act Wisely The New Dawes Commission Last Chance
The Dawes Commission faces a critical juncture as Congress considers funding and operation amid tribal tensions. Five tribes risk losing sovereignty if Congress repeats inaction, while a revived commission nears resumption with potential appointees Secretary Frank Armstrong and ex-Senator Hatter.
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Dawes Commission
Wasaixatox
Congress
Tyro
Frank Armstrong
Hatter
Farmer Jenkins Shot Dead Near City After Dark
A farmer named F J Jenkins living ten miles from the city was shot and killed at the outskirts of town around 1 a m by an unknown assailant. The report notes the incident occurred near a store and mentions a suspect or motive remains unclear. Police details are sparse.
Crossing the Santa Fe Crossing Tragedy Sets Two Dead
In St Jushin Mo about 8:30 Joel Mallory 70 and Reuben McBride were killed when a Santa Fe train struck their wagon as they tried to cross. John Williamson survived with an arm injury and bruises. Mallory left a wife and six children. McBride a wife and three children. An Aurora Mo mine blast killed Matt Blunt and seriously injured James Grace as powder exploded. Grace to recover.
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St. Jushin
Joel Mallory
John Williamson
Reuben McBride
McBride
Mallory
Williamson
Aurora
Annexa
Matt Blunt
Join Grace
Blunt
Grace
Cannon’s summary claims fifty-third congress spent over billion
Representative Cannon of Illinois releases a summary contrasting the Fifty-third Congress with the so-called billion dollar Congress and the Fifty-first, noting total appropriations near 1.015 billion including authorized public works. He argues pensions under Cleveland are 41 million less than those of the Harrison era, criticizing the Cleveland administration.
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Cannon
Illinois
House
Congressional Record
Reed
Senate
Crisp
United States
Fifty-first Congress
Republic
Cleveland
Harrison
Spaniards defeated near Santa Clara in Cuban fighting
Tuesday engagements between Cuban insurgents and Spanish troops near Santa Clara left Spanish forces defeated. Reports from March 4 also note General Garrido capturing Baire. two rebel chiefs wounded and 43 insurgents surrendered as government forces pursue the rest. Confederate relic museum plans progress at Jefferson mansion. Garcia denial of killing circulated after a raid. Dixon defeats Bolen in six rounds in New York bout.
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Jacobosville
Fla
Maparm
Onuba
Garrido
Baire
Missouri Solons Debate State Institutions Appropriations
Missouri House devoted the afternoon to the eleemosynary and penal institutions budget. Key items included $60,000 for a new cell house at the penitentiary, a $58,500 total for Fulton and St. Joseph asylums with land purchases, and amendments by Democrats that largely failed. The session also moved bills on Sunday closing, statue funding for national hall, anti pool selling, and university and school of mines appropriations totaling $305,144.70.
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Tatum
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St. Joseph
St. Louis
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Hilair and
Benton
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Murray
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University At Columbia
Gray
Committee On Agriculture
Goodykoontz
Committee On Education
O'Meara
Agricultural Committee
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University
Dana Indicted for Libel in DC Court
The grand jury in the District of Columbia indicts Charles A. Dana editor and William M. Laffan publisher of the New York Sun for criminal libel against Franke B. Noyes of the Evening Star and AP board members. The charges stem from United Press Associated Press tensions. In Curaçao, Bell urges deaf children be educated in public schools rather than secluded institutions to foster speech.
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Washiveton
Grand
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Charles A. Dana
William M. Leffan
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Laffan
Franke B. Noyes
Washington
Evening Star
Curcaco
Alex. Graham Bell
Milnes Nominated on Fifth Ballot in Michigan
A broad roundup notes Lieutenant Governor Milnes of Michigan was nominated to succeed Congressman Burrows on the fifth ballot. The article spans various items including treasury figures, a fatal family shooting in Seymour Indiana, and a child poisoning incident in Los Angeles. It also mentions wage strikes in Trenton and potential oleomargarine law amendments in Nebraska.
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Milnes
Michigan
Congressman Burrows
Oklahoma
Seymour
Ind
Edward Holmes
Florence Anderson
Los Angeles
Cal
Trenton
N. J
S. K. Felton
Nebraska
Holcomb
Bureau of the
Navy Department
United States
West Indies
A Pious Thief Hits Mission Society for Large Sum
Georgey and White of the American Church Missionary Society reveal general secretary Newbold stole about 12 000 dollars from the treasury and did not credit 7 000 dollars in interest and other receipts. Newbold confessed to four members and a written plea for leniency is cited. He lives at Montclair New Jersey with an estimated 20 000 dollar estate. The society says the theft spans at least the past decade. The group has not announced the next steps.
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New York
Newbold
Bia
Mont Clair
N. J
White
Big Doal Strike On Pittsburg District Reported
Report says over 21000 workers are on strike in the Pittsburg district with about 1300 employed at mines refusing to join the walkout. Strikers plan to rely on own resources as funds for strike bene fs are unavailable. The article notes the district’s determination amid shortages and suspensions.
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Pittsburg
Pittsourse
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