Favorite Prescription and Pierce Remedies Ad in 19th Century
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce s Favorite Prescription for women addressing weakness and female ailments. It promotes relief from inflammation ulceration and pain with claims of toning and health benefits for mothers and babies. The piece also markets Dr Pierce s Golden Medical Discovery as complementary and notes availability from dealers and a postal offer for a medical book and copies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Bierces
Aline
Alsien
de Fipree
Pierce
Keneh Ejotts
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N.Y
French scandal grips Paris as family tragedy unfolds
In a Paris residence, a tragic event leaves Mrs Dreyfus and three children dead, apparently by the hand of Capt. Dreyfus in a case tied to financial losses on the market and an alleged affair. The husband, Leb Dreyfus, is said to have driven the family crisis by his suspicions and influence, while authorities report funeral expenses covered by a fund.
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Drvine
France
Dreefus
Dresfas
Scheme to beat Hanna Democrats pledge to Bushnell for senator
A Democratic Ohio newspaper quotes Harris of the Democratic central committee claiming during a conference that the party would pledge its vote to Bushnell in the next general election. The piece suggests Democratic strategies to combine with Republicans to defeat Hanna, noting potential difficulties in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanna
Ohio
Bushnel
Senator
Calimmits
Nev
Locus Democratic Newpaper
Printa Sn
Harris
Demeratc Central Committee
Renivanan Fe
Democrasie Lhaderr
Bushnell Ter
Genatir
Harrie
Eliter
Athens
Sayers
I. Gopecnen
Condl
Bo Miling
Teputchein Penttirs
Hanns
Uhia
Greatest Discovery Yet in Coughs and Colds Claim
Sage editorial promotes King s New Discovery as inferior and urges use of a home remedy for consumption coughs and colds. Advertises Swift & Holidays Drug Store for bottles and says witch hazel salve cures skin troubles and sores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. OM
Mepine
Tiskiten
Sage
Curie
Lt Swift & Holidays Drug Store
Pas Sealda Moe
Pas Sealda Moe Svalded By Using Wits Witch Hazel
G. W. Stans
Kahane
Yale and Princeton to clash in late football clash
Late sporting news notes Yale will meet Princeton a week later as the season’s big games begin with Harvard Yale and Harvard meeting for the first time since the Jol quarrel. Wisconsin beat Manhattan while Chicago faces the Rudens in a title race context. Chicago’s form cited as key in the national picture.
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Yale
Princeton
Chicizo
Harvard
Mest
Ance Tel
Stimson
Brincktwin
Ectrotuke Aus
Hr Gnethir
Priscoton
Penneylvania
Middle West
Chie Taro
Coloma
Suiurday
Chicago
HL Wiscomit
Minnesota
Cardinal
Fitz as a Batter
New York reports Mike Griffin of Brooklyn involved in a debate over the ideal ball player. Kid Cardinal and Cursey’s team practice scenes unfold at Weehawken as Fitz, a pugilist, tries batting and learns to use timing over brute strength, eventually tipping hits to left and mastering bunts under guidance.
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New York
Mike Griffin
Brooklyn
Dusty
Grooms
Anson
Hatanan
Griffin
Tiob Fitesinarions
Carsey
Kbit
Fitz
Ty Axain
Heeler
Burkett
All-Americans Rout Baltimore in California Tilt 16 to 7
In San Francisco at Recreation Park the All-Americans defeated Baltimore 16 to 7 as East stars debut in California. Large received a rose shield tribute and lined a first bell double against Meld fence. Baltimore’s Jennies delivered a notable double play but Baltimore’s batting stalled early.
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San Francisco
Ageresa
Hull
California
Recreation Park
Baltimore
Peter
Nebraska Wesleyan to Meet Kansas City in Western Football Clash
Nov meeting in Lincoln features Nebraska University versus Kansas City Kansas in a highly anticipated midwest showdown. Nebraska Wesleyan coach Thorms lauds Nebraska as the strongest western team, predicting a victory, while Kansas fans await a fast, skilled game that could draw a large crowd from across the state.
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Kaness City
Nebraska
Lincoln
Neb
Middle West
Nebuska
Les Rush
Marcel
Nebraska Wesleyan
Kane City
Thormss
Nebraska University
Thomas
Kansas City
Kansas
Jayhawkers
Crimson
Kansas faces tough clash for western title glory
The piece notes Kansas plans a hard fought game to decide the western champions. It highlights Kansas beating Iowa boosting their standing and attracting eastern praise. It mentions potential Lincoln test and Nebraska loyalty shaping expectations ahead of the next Saturday game.
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Kansas
Iowa
Jayhawkers
Lincoln
Crick
Prairie State
Pennsylvania
Omaha World-Herald
Nebraska
Toshawkers
Lincoln Pipers
George Dixons Harnings Squandered Wealth, Not Much Left
New York reports George Dixon, recently beaten by Sally Smith, spent vast purses and exhibition takings with little left. Manager Form O Rourke says Dixon earned at least 1060000 across four years, with earlier fights at the Pierce club netting 21610 and 324946 against Solly Smith.
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Sullivan
New York
George Dixon
Sally Smith
Form O'Rourke
Dixon
Aid
Pusit- Isis
Propertien
Pierce
Coney Inland
Solly Smith
Smith
Dixim
Madison Square Garden
Plimmer
Palwer
Griffo
Barnett
Jack Skelly
New Orleans
Johnny Murphy
Nunc Walthe
England
Hyn
George
Topeka Wheelmen Behind on Payments After August Race
The Topeka Athletic Association Wheelmen report $199 owed after August races. Members were assessed $2.60 each to cover unpaid bills. Secretary A. E. Hickerson says debts are being paid and a future meet is uncertain as crowds have been small.
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Topeka
Gein
Bil
A. E. Hickerson
Lane
Cith
Dent
Mr. Bhickeraon
EGAN A PIRATE Second Baseman Awarded to Pittsburg
National League Board awards the second baseman to Pittsburg after a formal arbitration session. Representatives from minor leagues discussed drafting reform and urged a convention to amend the constitution. Washburn defeats Manhattan 4 to 0 in muddy conditions. Beloit beats Concordia 7 to 0. Referees named for Kansas vs Nebraska and Nebraska vs Iowa games. Litte Giant Pills advertised as Klondike finds cure-all.
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Egan
Pirate
National League Board
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Nev
Feseus Eeeting
Mischt
Bareman Figan
Pillsbore
Brook
Miter League
Charles Kieinhans
Kansas
Nebraska
Lincoln
Jisu
Iowa
Omak
Postum Coffee Promoted As Healthful Substitute
An advertisement urges husbands to switch from regular coffee to one half Postum Cereal Food Coffee, then to Pure Postum. It claims the substitution aids in ailments, improves taste, and quotes the Postum Company of Battle Creek Michigan.
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Wuerist Cereal Co
Tim
Battle Creek
Mich
Gotham Going Up In New York Skyscraper Trend
The article notes New York’s rapid ascent as a world city, with a skyline rising skyward. It cites 10 story ambitions, tall landmarks like Trinity Church, the Tribune Building, World Building, and estimates the Empire City’s steel and stone towers reaching higher as elevator tech and space demand push heights.
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New York
Greater
Empire City
Bowlis
Humber
Syndicate
Park Row
Old Trinity Church
Allen
Tribune Dulldine
St. Paul
Steat American Surety
Died For Her Mother In Ark Fire Tragedy
A Brimrve bakery fire on Central avenue in Hot Sprinet Arkansas killed Frank Kauffman Clara Behart and Mrs Hildegard Erhart after flames trapped workers. The blaze started in an oven room and swept through the three story brick while occupants tried to escape by windows and stairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ark
Frank Kauffman
Char Uedokneon
Clara Behart
Brimrve Bakery
Central Avenue
Clara
Kauffman
Johnson
North Carolina Negroes Convene Protesting Gubernatorial Loyalty
A Raleigh convention of North Carolina Blacks adopted the Lincoln Bemidieii Tearre name and denounced penitentiary directors for defying Governor Russell. They protest giving office to ten white Republicans, pledge support only to candidates favoring Black duration, and threaten to withhold nominations unless pledges are made to hire Black clerical staff and uphold Black political rights.
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Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina
Lincoln
Russell
Givine
Whitney surprised by New York election result
London dispatch reports ex secretary of the DAY Mr. Whitney expressing surprise at Van Wyck's large plurality. He had expected Law to win and declined to discuss the broader impact of the vote, noting a family disagreement over the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Willam C. Whitney
New York
Jafid
Supreme Court Contempt Proceedings Involving Standard Oil
Columbus G Nov contends the Supreme Court ignored prior rulings as contempt motions arise from ongoing actions by Standard Oil Company. Attorney General Watson asserts the trust remains in dissolution, using windup pretenses to extend operations. The court will set a date for the company to answer to the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Supreme Court
Storary
Mo-Rett
Standard of Company
Lis
Watson
Ite Naire
Rothchilds Half Million In Seine River Mine Deal
George Foster reports from Rat Portage that Olive gold mine owners on the Seine river refused a 500000 offer from Rothchilds of London. Premier Greenway travels to Chicago to discuss the Duluth railway plan.
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Winnipes
Man
George Foster
Rat Portage
Olive
Seine River
Trothschilds of
London
Premier Greenway
Chicago
Duluth
Foraker builds grand Washington house in fashionable quarter
Senator Foraker of Ohio is erecting a large yellow brick residence at Sixteenth Street and Madison Place Washington. The mansion, a fine example of architecture, includes offices in the basement and guest spaces. The Forakers, formerly private, lend themselves to social duties while maintaining quiet family life.
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Washington
Senator Foraker
Ohio
Sixteenth Street
Madison Place
Senstor
Foraker
Gnu
Lim
Criticlam
Cincinnati
Rabbits Plentiful In Western Pennsylvania Habitat
Pittsburg November 9 reports say rabbits are unusually abundant this fall with records of heavy hunting yields. Charles Hostetter notes 23 rabbits and one woodcock were shot by three hunters in eight miles of country, with more game seen. Squirrels, partridges, pheasants, wild turkeys appear plentiful, earlier drought and food have kept meat firm, while turkeys threaten farmers' crops in mountain regions.
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Pittsburg
Charles Hostetter
Wien
Maurksten
Alinemn
Hayseed Smith Taken In Beaver Falls Tale
A well dressed stranger claimed to gather items for a Beaver County history project and asked to photograph Farmer Robert Smith in Marion township. After feigning a visit he left. the family discovered a thief had entered from the rear and robbed the house of silverware, jewelry, a revolver, a pocketbook with $9, and a fake camera.
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Beaver Falls
Robert Smith
Marion Township
Beaver County
Pittsbury
Mc Sisith
Smith
Wiltlne
Ependite
Watton
Mr. Smith
Arithmetic neglect plagues Indiana schools aims
Indiana superintendents report for the state meeting shows arithmetic as a major failure area with an estimated 45 percent of student failures. They urge a uniform teaching method and note many graduates move to commercial schools unaware of basic addition. The history committee suggests using local historical places and oral presentations to deepen understanding.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Committee On History
Local Farmer Reports Bell Calves Survive Grays
Casper W Ye former Henry Winter Davis conducted a summer test by belling nearly 100 calves at birth, noting belled calves are rarely killed by gray wolves. While older cattle fell to wolves, none of the belled newborns were lost, and Clarry Middaugh protected his own foals with similar results this season.
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Casper
Wre
Sov
Henry Winter Davis
Mr. Davis
Clarry Middaugh
Kansas Quarantine Lifted For Southern Stock
The Kansas quarantine against south rm Gattis will be raised November 15 and the movement of southern stock into the state will begin two weeks earlier than usual. About 2,000 head of cattle in quarantine will be released once charges are paid. The state livestock sanitary commission notes changes to government regulations. There is a non-news ad about DeWitt's Witch Hazel.
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Kansas
State Livestock Sanitary Commission
Bryan ReviewsSelections Predict Republican Defeat in Nation
The Bryan writings argue the 1887 elections show dissatisfaction with Republican policies and predict the overthrow of the party. They note gains for Democrats in Kentucky, Iowa, Virginia, Nebraska, and elsewhere, critique tariff and gold standard policies, and warn of Democratic strength and anti injunction positions rising after the Chicago platform.
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Siincely
Neb
William J. Beyan
Mainntain
Chicago
Ohio
Hanna
Uney
Kentucky
Iowa
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Virginia
Ucket
Nebraska
Ubia
Maachusetts
Netraxka
Tam Fot
New York City
New York
New Jersey
Maryland
Tims Ot Beoh
Faesus
Friends of Independent Dimetaliiém
Europe
McKinley
Republican Congress
Gettine
Republican Party
United States
Vente
Niblicans defend pover by insunuction
The piece outlines a Republican programme embracing three doctrines foreign contest of money, national bank control of paper money, and trust control of the taxing power. It questions whether the people will submit to these plans.
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Niblicans
Boe
Mormon Elders Struggle to Meet in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati a small Mormon delegation faced repeated refusals for meeting space. About a dozen elders from Utah, led by Davia 1 Devis and H. FP. Wurtey, secured a venue only after persistent effort. Names listed include M Mauss J J Feickwon G Clark J Ewtihon A Mayhew W Butte and Thomas Cottle.
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Pines
Cincinnati
Colina
Aportia
Iwi
Mormon
Young Chen
Utah
Feida
Ohio River
Davia 1 Devis
H. FP. Wurtey
M- Mauss
J. J, Feickwon
G. Clark
J. Ewtihon
A.B Mayhew
W. F. Butte
A. Kernsheen
Thomas Cottle
France Judgement Against World's Fair Company Over Fire Losses
A French court held the World's Columbian Exposition Company liable for fire losses dating from the January 28 incident during the Paris exhibits at the Chicago World’s Fair site. The decision cites negligence and awarded damages totaling 310,000 with extra claims for delay and expert costs, affecting several French exhibitors who suffered combined losses amounting to about 35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World's Fair Company
Chicago
Jndee Grouscup
Federit Bench
World's Columbian Exposition Company
Bevren Vasen Mide
Ornemenia
Chamber of Depution
Repulie
Ite Red Inne
France
Amouth
Liver Trouble Warning and Ayyr's Pills Endorsement
A medical notice warns that liver trouble signals danger, urging immediate care. It promotes Ayyr's Pills as a prompt relief and permanent cure, citing a testimonial from E. W. Bentley of Towner, North Dakota.
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Washburn
Manhattan
Frisco
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NWO
Owls
Beloit
Concordia Felott
Heloit
Comcomita
Gotham
HR. Whitney
Mr. Lew
Hayseed Smith
DeWitt
G. W. Stansfield
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Castoria
Samuel Pitcher
Hyannis
Mothers of
Clanet Feres
N . di
Rover
Bryan
Ayrr
E. W. Bentley
Towner
Ayer
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