No-To-HaC claims cure tobacco nerves and cravings
A promotional letter-style item touts No-To-HaC as a miracle cure for tobacco use, claiming cured thousands and restoring nerves and manhood. It cites testimonials from Postmaster Halbrook and others, urging readers to obtain the remedy from Sterling Remedy Co with free samples and a mailed book.
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Kurt
Halbrook
Nev
West
Mr. Whiteman
CE Holbrook P
Atkine
Sterling Remedy Co
Chicago
New York
Hanna’s Rise Drives McKinley Campaign Boost in Ohio
The article profiles Mar tos Aurelius Hinata known as Mark Hanna, his bold entry into politics, and his pivotal role in managing McKinley’s presidential boom in Ohio. It notes Hanna’s practical, spirited approach, his suburban residence, and speculation over his political rewards if McKinley wins. Also briefly advertises Dr Hand’s remedies and a local savings bank event.
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Aurelie Hanna
Martos Aurelius Hinata
Moore
Mark
Hanna
Aonal
Mancos Ata
McKinbecsime
Heenm
McKinley
Hens
Enocestul
Jakahly
Inet
Senator Morgan Introduces a Resolution To Recognize Insurgents
New York, March 21. In a gloomily edged motion to adjourn, the scene shifts as Senator Morgan introduces a resolution to recognize the insurgents as belligerents amid a Trade Review noting weak recovery, rising cotton prices, and widespread caution across mills, with weekly U.S. failures and bank clearings report.
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E G. Dun & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
United States
Canada
Excitement in Rome Over Abyssinia Campaign Debate
In Rome the Chamber of Deputies saw scenes of excitement as opposition grew to further operations in Abyssinia. Critics urged immediate withdrawal of troops, labeling the Africa policy a failure. President Signor Willis briefly suspended the sitting amid the uproar.
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Abyssinia
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Chamber of Deputes
Africa
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Railenl Dep- Whos
Signor Wilis
Dingley Tariff Bill Dead After Senate Talks
Washington reports that some manufacturers hoped to reopen debate on the Dingley tariff but Republican silver senators refused. The bill is considered dead. A separate item from Mason City describes a violent tramp clash in Livermore with one dead and several wounded as officers and locals intervened. In Anson Mich the bronze medal for university oratorical excellence was awarded to Pred L. Ingraham of Azamie Mich by Senator Palmer along with a cash testimonial.
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Washington
Mason Crry
Burlington
Livermore
Allebigan
Pries Oratwe
Assy Anson
Mich
Chicago Alumni Association
Thomas W. Palmer
Pred L. Ingraham
Aza- Me
Man Kills Mother-In-Law in Minacerr Wisconsin
John Habeinger shot and killed his mother in law Mrs Katie Miller and wounded his wife following divorce actions. The tragedy occurred at Mrs Miller’s home in Minacerr. The report notes the divorce suit as the motive behind the fatal attack.
New Safety Catch Averts Freight Elevator Disasters
Mr Chas Wolff of To okking house showcases J & Chase safety catch for freight elevators. Demonstrations show automatic brake when cables fail, stopping descent and protecting loads. Chase proves patent value via tested use in state penitentiary mines. Topeka factory planned to meet nationwide demand.
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Took King House
E. Chase
Wolff
Chase
State Penitentiary
James Hamilton
Topeke
Gila Bend Canal Ownership Battle Moves to Supreme Court
Gila Bend Reservoir and Irrigation Co. against W. H. Lina and others has obtained a supersedeas writ and perfected an appeal to the U S Supreme Court by filing an $80,000 bond. The case concerns ownership of the Gila Bend canal, on which over four million dollars has been invested, and a final sale set for next Monday to shut out the complainants.
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Paorsix, Ariz
Yerch
Gila Bend
Egainst W. H. Lina
Supreme Court of the United States
Great
Gila Band Canal
Narrow Escape As Boat Near Dam With 100 Souls Aboard
The Isaac Mason tarried near lock No 1 above Prrrsaeng Pa as it carried a group from Fairmont to here. The Monongalists, river at dead height, nearly went over the dam when the steamer Phillips arrived and towed Mason to safety. Congressman Catchings spoke in the saloon as the danger unfolded.
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Prrrsaeng
Congressional Committees On
Fairmont
W. Va
Isaac M. Mason
Phillips
Mason
Congressman Catchings
Dime novel inspired poisoning ends in jail
In Henderson county a 15 year old boy, Benson, killed his father, mother, and Dr. J Stinson by poisoning with rat poison after learning of his Texas departure plans. The father and doctor fell ill after meals and the mother also died. Benson has confessed and awaits in custody.
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Dr. Stinson
Benson
Deeds and Mortgages and Indemnity Demands Across Notices
Listings of real estate deeds and mortgages filed with the recorder of deeds, including several transfers and trust deeds, are noted. A separate international dispatch reports King Menelik demanding 40,400,000 in indemnity from Italy, amid tense military moves around Asmaras and Mussowah Canson. Also reported is Senator West’s bill authorizing two cannons for the Confederate home at Higginsville. Local ads promote dry cleaning and laundry services and a clothing line.
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Rome
Menelile
Italy
Asmars
Mussowah
Canson
Wasuixerox
West
Higginsville
Hard Run of Luck In Cripple Creek Gambling Hubs
In Cripple Creek the gambling houses face a run of luck with a big win at Nelsons by Colorado Springs visitors and a $3,000 wager at the Arcade after a $28,000 loss last Saturday. Manderson forces withdraw opposition to McKinley delegation in Nebraska with a deal to back Manderson if McKinley nomination seems unlikely.
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Onlirre Caxex
Nelsn’s
Colorado Springs
Manderson
McKinley
Nebraska
Omawa
Neb
Mannerson
Two State GOP Conventions Set for May and July
Missouri Republicans plan a May 27 convention at St Joseph to choose at large delegates to the national convention and a July 22 convention at Springfield for state officer nominees. A central committee poll showed all 47 favored McKinley as first choice.
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St. Joseph
Springfetd
St. Louis
Republican State Central Committee
Springfield
Central Committee
McKinley
Choctaw Republicana Eteet
Bours
Atesten
Muskogee
J. W. Grady
J. H. Wilkins
JGB Foltz
Fort Smith
Paris
Indian Territory
Cuban War Resolution Moves in Senate Amid Opposition
Water Aro, March 21. Senator Morgan offered a joint resolution declaring a state of war in Cuba and recognizing insurgents as belligerents. The measure would require the President's signature if adopted. Morgan aimed to let supporters of a concurrent resolution show their pledges while keeping the joint resolution on hold. The Senate adjourned 20 to 22 after debate with growing opposition to Cuban plans. Small bills were enacted.
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Senate
Cuba
Mr. Morgan
Committee On Foreign Relations
Sherman
Boatners Seat Vacant In Fifth Louisiana District
In the House the Boatner contested seat from the Fifth Louisiana district was called up. The minority substitute resolution declaring Boatner entitled to the seat was defeated by 13 to 0 with three Republicans voting for it. The majority resolution declaring the seat vacant was then adopted without division. The House then recessed for the evening to consider private pension bills.
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Boatner
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Minnesota
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Doctor Cowhided by Twenty Women at Santa Fe Station
A group of about twenty women confronted Dr Hancock upon his arrival at the Santa Fe railway station room in Tex urging him to quit prescribing whisky. He refused, was struck with cowhides, and received 500 lashes before fleeing to Honey Grave.
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Lospow
Standard
United States
House of Representatives
Washington
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Lavoro
Tex
Santa Fe Railway
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Bonham
Goulds Tax Dispute Sparks Appraiser Report Review
Surrogate Fitzgerald heard arguments challenging the revised inheritance tax assessment on Jay Gould estate. The 1 percent tax, pegged at about $00,000, faced fault from counsel. briefs were submitted and a decision was reserved. Also notes General Neal Dow’s 92nd birthday in Portland Maine with telegrams. Platt men lead in New York assembly district conventions. U S debts to the Five Tribes listed. Hoke Smith seeks funds for Indian Territory land surveys.
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Merch
Fitzgerald
Soutirm
David McClure
Jay Gould
Platt
New Youk
Assembly
Flatt
Notable Figures in World Headlines and US Politics
A survey of the most discussed figures across nations and professions highlights Kaiser Wilhelm and Queen Victoria as top global subjects, with attention then shifting to British leaders like Gladstone and Salisbury. In the US, McKinley Morton Platt and Reed dominate talk, followed by Burrison and Roosevelt, with Waylor rising as a potential future focal point. The piece also notes socialites, performers, and ecclesiastics drawing public notice, alongside scarce attention to wealth, and mentions a New York Journal compilation.
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Mr. Gladstone
Bismarck
Prince and Princess of Wales
Lord Salisbury
Cecil Rhodes
Barney Barnato
Romeilke
Beware of Mercury And False Blood Disease Cures
A patient recounts ruinous mercury based treatments for a contagious blood poison. The account promotes Swift’s Specific S S S as a pure herbal alternative, claiming cure after twelve bottles and offering a $1000 reward for proof of mercury or other chemist’s products in it. The piece urges readers to beware mercurial remedies and seek ASF.
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Sret
Henry Roth
South Ninth Street
St. Louis
New York
Swift Specific Co
Atlamta
Lindell Hotel Reform Sparks Staff Departures
At Lindell hotel the new manager F G Sherman attempts reforms triggering terminations of the head waiter, his assistant, and later the steward, with ongoing tensions among staff. Meanwhile a Kansas City Fort Scott & Memphis Railroad ad promotes a scenic Missouri region for home seekers and investors, offering a free book on request.
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Lindwil Hotel
F. G. Sherman
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Faifly” Smith
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Howe
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