Deaf From Catarrh The Blood Remedy S. S. S. Promised Cure
An 19th century testimony claims catarrh, a blood disease, resists doctors and salves but yields to a blood remedy. Mrs. Pothili of Due West South Carolina describes long, failing treatments before using S. S. S. and reporting dramatic improvement and sustained cure for years. Several similar cases are referenced to support the claim that only a blood remedy can reach the disease at its source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasmaine Polbili
Josephine Pothili
Due Weat
8. C
S.S
Raye
S. S
Jose
Paine
Swift Specific Co. Blood Remedy Claims
Purely Vegetable cure advertised for catarrh cancer contagious blood poison scrofula rheumatism eczema and all diseases from impure blood. Free mail order books on blood and skin diseases offered by Swift Specific Co Atlanta Ga to any addressee.
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Swift Specific Co
Atlanta
Signature quirks of McKinley emerge in early years
Washington March 24 There is strong interest among presidential confidants in how William McKinley signature evolved from his Ohio governorship years He briefly used Willem McKinsey Jr for official documents and later settled on a simplified form The change reflects oath bound identity and consistency while in office The piece notes Fred Grant's Vienna ministerial hopes and other brief items from the same era including health remedies and travel notes
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Washington
Ohio
Mying
Wiliam McKinsey, Jr
William Ato Kinley, Jr
Obloe
Willam McCurtoe
Fovernor
McKinley
Joe McKinley Deckind
Willem McKinsey
White House
Ham McKinsey
Citizens' Union aims to remove city government from party control
New York announces the Citizens' Union, a business-backed effort to take municipal governance away from machine politics. Leaders including James Carter discuss presidency candidates and plan a formal network to coordinate across Greater New York after a new charter becomes law. The group argues parties corrupt city administration and stresses nonpartisan efficiency.
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New York
Citizens’ Union
Bome
Uanion
Union
R. Palton Cutting
Abram
Hewitt
John R. Pine
James C. Carter
Jun Claflin
Joel J. Erhardt
John
Air Carter
Numepal
Strona
Carter
Col Waring
Mayer Strone
Greater
Mosn
Sr. Carter
Birchest
Anchifery
Citrown Union
Pirem
Eligens
Aubrey
Dickens
Union Attitude on Political Nominations Clarified
Mr. Carter stated the Union will abstain from nominations for political offices and will not engage in cross party negotiations for elections. He argued that party management of police reforms tends to advance party power over community interests, harming municipal governance.
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Carter
Police Department
Tutore Municipal Power
Ps Ronage
Policai Party
Ts Puseves
Grave memorial to amiable child near Grant tomb on Riverside Drive
New York notes a monument across from Grant’s mausoleum honoring an amiable child. The stone has become a national symbol of gentleness amid city brutality. The Ver Planck family once owned the property. the park department now preserves the grave’s sanctity for public memory.
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Ges. Grant
New York
General Grant
Riverside Drive
Gulian Ver Planck
Ver Planck
Park Department
Populists For Silver Splitter Bid Faces Opposition
Washington March 24 Populist members in the senate and house held a caucus in the Berator Alien rooms to discuss unity during the special session. Rep Bell of Colorado warned Republican leaders back a national convention to divide silver forces and disorganize the Populists, while Rep Sinpyson of Kane said the middle of the road faction aligns with Republicans and favors Bryan versus McKinley with no concession to a split.
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Congress
Washington
Senate
House
Berator
Representative Bell
Colorado
Petiecs
Jerry Sinpyson
Kane
St. Louis
Shy
Bryan
McKinley
Chicago Business Men Rally At Springfield For Department Store Bill
About 600 Cook County and Chicago business leaders arrived by train to lobby the Illinois legislature on a department store bill. A second train with 200 more joined, as Springfield associations escorted the visitors to the capitol. Governor promised to veto if constitutionally flawed, while the bill progressed to third reading after an amendment limiting wholesale sales to cities over 60 000.
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Chicago
Springfield
Cook County
Business Men's Association
Springfield Business Association and Grocers’ Association
State Capitol
Wet
Desperate Floodscene Near Caruthersville Missouri
A dramatic dispatch from Caruthersville Missouri describes record flood conditions with a 230 by 80 mile lake, 3 to 7 feet deep, swallowing towns and forcing mass evacuations. Twenty people crowded on a sawdust heap with cattle nearby, saved by a tug and moved to Dyersburg as levees struggle. Refugees fill churches and jail cells while water rises to 18 inches above the crown of the levee and trains brace for more barges of people and stock.
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Tiger Fast Mill
Tennessee
Dyersburg
Verona
Tyler
Arkansas
Methodist
Gayoso Court House
British dismayed by Senate edits to arbitration treaty
London March 4 The Times edito rial reacts with strong disapproval to senatorial amendments to the arbitration treaty stating the United States has ruined the pact. The piece warns the changes wreck the instrument and strike at the principle of arbitration eroding global confidence in America.
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Senate
London
The
Times
United States
Castoria Slogan Line Recalls Baby Care Jingle
A vintage missive echoes a Castoria slogan about infant care and motherhood. It traces a mother's reliance on Castoria from a sick baby to caring for children, noting the brand across generations. The fragment showcases historical advertising language and product appeal.
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Castoria
Mie
Castoris
Castors
Senate Civil Service Debate Sparks Gallery Applause
Washington, March 4. The Senate debated the civil service act for two hours, with sharp critiques from Gallinger and Allen calling it a humbug while Hawley defended it. The session covered removals at the South Omaha office, general operation of the law, and a plan to investigate the civil service system’s performance. The body approved actions on lands west of the Niobrara and moved unfinished business, adjourning at 3:46 p.m.
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Washington
Senate
Gorman
Maryland
South Omaha
Neb
Gallinger
New Hampshire
Allen
Nebraska
Wilson Diep
Hawley
Connecticut
Stewart
Vada
Civil Service Commission
Massachusetts
Hour and
Lodge
Civil Service Committee
Turpie
Indiana
United States
Turple
Nebracka
Niobrara River
Hoar
Channer
Secretary of State
Tariff on Cotton Debated by South Carolina Congressman
Washington March 24 Congressman McLauren of South Carolina a Democratic member of the ways and means committee endorsed a cotton tariff in the tariff debate drawing attention as he repudiated free raw material doctrines. Other speakers argued about prosperity and protective policies while noting shifts in public mood and economic conditions. The session recessed at six.
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Washington
McLauren
Ways and Ingans Committee
South Carolna
Cleveland
Carliste
Gibson
Rep
Tenn
Dockery
Dem
Newlands
Ilverite
New
Dacey
Rep. Ta
Swanson
Cochran
Congress
Fle Areved
Dom
Palichs
Board of Management of the Home
Ution Soldiers Home
House Committee
Leavenworth
Kansas
A. J. Smith
Ronn
Ee Govenor T
McKinley Hosts Washington Newspaper Men Reception
President McKinley yesterday entertained Washington newspaper correspondents stationed in the capital. The reception highlighted press relations and marked ongoing media presence in government circles.
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McKinley
Washington
McKinley Peaterday
Newepaper
Neill of Arkansas Endorses Paine’s Celery Compound
A Batesville Arkansas Congressman Robert Neill reports his 17 year old daughter recovered fully after using Paine’s Celery Compound. He praises the remedy, warns against substitutes, and notes six congressional endorsements for the product. The letter joins other testimonials from Meredith Bell Grout and Powers.
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Paine
Wells, Richardson & Company
National
House of Representatives
Meredith
Bell, Grout and Powers
Robert Neill
Arkansas
Batesville
Ark
Bootensber
President Meets Washington Press Corps In Friendly Reception
In a cordial East Room gathering, President McKinley exchanged greetings with about a hundred leading newspapers editors and representatives. He introduced them to Mr. Funnell, and, after handshakes, mingled with the Washington press corps, expressing pleasure in renewed acquaintances.
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Washington
Congee
McKinney
Funnell
Callete
Corps of
Dinner Honors Ex Senator Dubois For Silver Cause
Washington March 2 a reception and dinner at the Wellington Hotel honored ex senator Dubois for his service to the silver cause. Guests included Senator Cannon Pettigrew Turner Wart and Representatives Hartman Shafroth Jones Newslands and others who discussed tariff and money questions amid praise for Dubois.
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Washington
Dubois
Wellington Hotel
Cannon
Mantis
Pettigrew
Turner
Ste Wart
Hartman
Shafroth
Jones
Washinngon
Newslands
AgdHedada
Petergrew
Stewart
China to be represented at universal postal congress
Washington reports that the Chinese empire will be represented at the universal postal congress to be held in this city. It marks the first time such representation will attend the congress. Delegates will be sent to seek admission of the empire into the universal postal union. Details of a trip to California and back via the Santa Fe Route may be obtained from agents.
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China
Washington
Universal Postal Congress
Shis City
California
Santa Fe
Eseekers
Eight Seek Lease of Shawnee County Fair Grounds
Eight men in Shawnee county applied to the board of county commissioners for the lease of the fair grounds for the year starting April 1, 1887. Three propose to manage without county expense and rely on rents, while five seek a superintendent position at about 30 a month. No action was taken at yesterday's meeting, but one of the voluntary managers is likely to be chosen.
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Shawnee County
Board of County Commissioners
Robert Steele
Rex Kreipe
Richard Hateraves
W. Weed
J. A. Kirk
J. E. Pennick
C. Dana
James Ho
Pease
Michigan Driveway Project Faces Bid Setbacks
Chicago reports the Sheridan drive from Chicago to Green Bay Wisconsin stalls as bids fail to assure progress. A Ravine meeting pledged to press on with a route skirting Michigan waters and urged Wisconsin lawmakers to back a bill for a Milwaukee to state line road. Homeseekers excursions planned via the San Fe Route for April 20.
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Chicago
Green Bay
Wis
Ravine
Themelves
Michigan
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
State Line
San Fe
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Digesting Aid Ad
An advertisement touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as the safe cure for stomach troubles and indigestion. It promises rapid digestion of meal contents, preventing gas and blood purification, selling at 50 cents a package with a mail offer for a free stomach diseases booklet. It claims over 600 Michigan residents cured and lists Stuart Co of Marshall, Michigan.
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Stuart
Stuart Cu
Marshall
Mich
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