Munyon's Homeopathic Remedies Promote Quick Cures
Testimonies from supporters claim Munyon's Rheumatism Cure relieves pain within hours and offers a rapid path to recovery. The ad lists numerous products including Kidney Cure Dyspepsia Cure Headache Cure and Vitaliser with prices and a solicitation for letters to Prof. Munyon at Arch Street Philadelphia for free medical advice.
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A. T. Sager
Tienosta
Mare
J. P. Brennan
IL Gyz
Parkville
Anya
Monyen
Mosgen
Prine
Nusyuy
Sole
Minyon
Arch Street
Philadelphia
Galena Hotel Wrecked as Powder Box Explodes
Nov 24 at Galena a rooming house or hotel was destroyed by an explosion from a powder box. Several people were knocked down by the blast. a horse nearby broke loose and remains unharmed aside from deafness reported by the animal.
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Kan
Severe Midwestern Storm Brings Snow and Cold to Missouri
A historic storm tracked from the Gulf across the continent, bringing heavy rain in Cairo and St Louis, then snow and freezing temperatures to Missouri and nearby states. Kansas City and Springfield report heavy snow. Missouri records significant rainfall and coldest temperatures of the season.
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Missouri Valley
Carcase
Gulf of California
el Paso
Texas
Mississippi River
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
Canada
Cairo
St. Louis
Duletas
Little Rock
Cincinnati
Missouri
Kansasity
Springfield
St Louis
Arts of
Tenmessee
Meeting of Congress Sees New House Hopefuls Move Forward
Congress discussions intensify over rear designation of two houses as ex-Speaker Reed returns. McDowell and Wenderson lead for House clerk, with Henderson camp doubtful. Doorkeeper candidates Vipton, Fortune, Adams compete. Postmaster hopefuls Wit ness and Catlett added. Southern Republicans plan caucus to unite support.
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Tom Heed
Wasmixqrox
Reed
Congress
Senate
Reed Hae
Wenderson
McDowell
Henderson
McDownell
Mr. Beker
Kentucky
Ninfell
Vipton
Tennessee
Fortune
North Carolina
Adams
Maryland
Witness
Virginia
William Catlett
West Virginia
Pan
Missouri
Four men murdered on boat near Arthur City Texas
Four men found murdered aboard a trading boat below Arthur City after being observed anchored for days. A ferocious dog guarded the scene until killed. victims undressed, robbery indicated by clothing and pockets. One victim, about 45, identified as U. Carody, owner of the outfit.
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Wea
Panta
Texas
Puller
Arthur City
Arthur
Viettiss
U. Carody
Noted Exhibitors at National Live Stock Show
The National Live Stock Association exhibition opened in Madison Square Garden on November 26. Prominent cattle raisers and supporters attended, including Gov Morton, Jalie Jacob Agzor, Reg Insid Ives, George Work, A J Bassett, H K Bloodgood, E Gray Griswold, George J Gould, Bermont Moran, Theodore A Havemeyer, W Fadenburg, Cishea Lanier, Arthur Walworth, and J Widener, father of Philadelphia.
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Aux Morton
George Gould
John Wacob Astor
J. Mermont Morgan
National Live Stock Association
Madison Square Garden
Governor Morton
Jalie Jacob Agzor
Reg- Insid Ives
George Work
Autruss Belmont
A. J. Bassett
H. K. Bloodgood
Ne Basard Cutting
E. Gray Gr
Kansas Central Wreck Reports Narrow Escape for Women
Kansas news recounts a wreck on the Kansas Central near Baston as a passenger coach crushed into a car. Conductor James Lake injured while attempting to save himself. Separate items note buffalo poaching in Montana, a man tarred for disrespect, a wife shot and husband self-inflicted wound, and Leo XIII health amid Chicago insurance policy cancellations.
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Beaverwort
Kan
Kansas Central
Baston
James Lake
McKinley Favored for Republican Nomination, Senate Reorganization
New York. Senator Jona Thurston of Nebraska says Republicans will nominate McKinley and reorganize the Senate. He predicts Populist senators will align with Republicans this session. Ohio Governor Bushell at the Holland House endorses McKinley as next Republican nominee.
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New York
Senate
Three Americans Charged in Mexican Prison Case
Israel Blog a former legislator and two employees Henry Coleman and John Ward are jailed in Axwension Mexico awaiting bail amid claims of improper food and restricted contact. Authorities in City of Mexico and Washington have been notified to secure their protection. The dispute centers on a cattle matter tied to American shipping.
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N. M
Israel
Henry Coleman
John Ward
Axwension
Mexico
Githy
King
United States
City of
Washington
Fatally Hurt Tramps At New Washington Electric Plant
In Washingtons Indiana a spark blew from a mud rake at the electric light plant, killing two tramps and injuring four others. Names include Dag Evans and a Colorado tramp among the dead, with several injured but alive, including Johnson who may die. A separate report from Pawnee Falls notes a near-poisoning attempt at a Polish church service, and a Missouri man credits Francis Schlatter with relief from long rheumatism.
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Wasninctos
Ind
Electric Light
Johnson
James Ryan
St. Louis
C. O. Lee
Wooster
Muss
Frank Johnson
Kansas City
Breckinridge to Run for Congress in Seventh District
Colonel W G Breckinridge of Lexington plans to run for Congress in Kentucky's Seventh district next year. He has told friends he expects to win and drew large crowds while campaigning for the Democratic State ticket during the recent campaign.
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Eckinridge
Fraskront
W. G. Breckinridge
Lexington
Breckinridge
Democki
Pueblo Mining Stock Exchange Opens in Pussie Colorado
Cripple Creek mining stocks traded in at the opening call of the Pueblo Mining Exchange yesterday afternoon. Visitors came from Denver Colorado Springs Cripple Creek and Victor. Ex United States Senator Thomas M Bowen delivered the opening address noting that mortgages skip no dividends and the T B Bowman Co offerings have endured hard times.
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Peeblo Mining Exchange
Pussie
Colo
Cripple Creek
New Pueblo Mining Stock Exchange
Denver
Colorado Springs
Victor
United States
Thomas M. Bowen
Benefits of Sanitation and Its Economic Value Across London
A long discussion outlines how sanitation reduces mortality and economic costs. Citing G. B. Willens and William Farr, the piece reports historic mortality trends in London from fevers, smallpox, and general causes, from 1660 to 1888, showing sharp declines after sanitation advanced. It notes life values used in calculations, with $1000 to $31,000 per life and epidemic costs borne by towns, highlighting sanitation as money saving.
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G. B. Willens
Michigan
England
London
English
New York Times
Jenner
Demaes
Wiliam Farr
Cnld
John Hawks Role in Hatfield Indian Encounter
A Hadley gunner named John Hawks used a ruse to lure a Pocumtuck warrior from cover during a 1676 Hatfield ambush. Hawks feigned threat from another direction, the Indian charged, and Hawks fired a fatal shot before being exposed to danger, though he was wounded but survived to fight again.
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John Hawks
Pocumtuck
Hawks
Pale for the Youth tale of two boys and a trunk strap
An old tale follows John and William who play marbles on the Sabbath. John is beaten with a trunk strap, William is only chided. They grow up to opposite paths, one opposing wealth, the other a millionaire involved in corporations. The moral urges restraint in youth and warns against blunting the right.
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John
William
Wiliam
Jono
Frugal Baking Mix Inspires Quick Oven Treat
A compact home recipe describes mixing milk with two eggs and three spoonfuls of flour, bake in a quick oven, then serve with a sweet sauce. The sauce includes a tablespoon of currant jelly or wine for flavor and finish.
Debs Sees Prize in Labor Struggle and Seeks Reforms
In a Chicago interview Debs, head of the American Railway Union, defends his imprisonment as a vindication of labor principles. He urges revising laws used against unions, doubts a large strike will recur, and says he may tour Milwaukee and other cities to advocate for workers and ARU goals.
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Chicago
Eugene V. Debs
The
American Railway Union
Trades Unions of
Wyzen
United States
Milwaukee
American Railway Sion
Chicago Strikes Cost Billions in Past Decades
A Chicago labor bureau report cites 25 strikes tied to the great 1894 upheaval, with Illinois seeing over 10,060 strikes since 1681 through July 1, 1894. Wages loss nears 1.9 million in New York strikes, railroads paying over 36 million. The Chicago commissioner notes 2 million contributed locally by strikers. Live stock losses rise as blizzard hits Suenatan Texas with heavy snow and freezing temps.
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Parana
Wasurxotos
Chicago
Balletin No. 1
Labor Bureau
WeBy Wen
New York
Suenatan
Tex
Private Weddings and Fire Loss in Brief Notices
The wedding of Edith Rockefeller and Harold McCormick took place today in New York after a church ceremony was canceled due to the groom's pleurisy. Secretary Morton denies sending free garden seed to the public. A Missouri store, W. H. Meyer and Richardson at Apache, was burned by incendiaries. Peerless Steen Laundry advertises collar cleaning services.
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New York
Edith Rockefeller
Harold McCormick
McCormick
Ariculture
Morton
W. H. Meyer and
Richardson
Apachel, Mo
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J.M. Knight
Racias Avenue
Phene
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Galena Hotel
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Wieffeld
Arington
Norristown
Secore Artillery
Hancock
Ovaua, Neb
Nebraska Savings and Exchange Bank of
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Great Hook Istana
Kanade City
Kansas
Miggcurl
Ffamilton Hall
Peerlegs
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Harge
Poeriess
Sosthness St. Lorm
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Fort Worth
Nebraska
Goumme
Okla
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Stontannixtexa
Ment
Supreme Court
Beste, Mont
Universitip
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Davis
Robert G. Ingersoll
Joony Davis
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Ued
Biow Blom
Sr. Laws
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A. & Trude
Randolph Street
Wabash Avenue
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Noy
F T. Mand
George F. Rohr
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Kil Gore
Lioux City
Iowa
Nellie Patton
Har Iaver
William Hoyce
Borrx
Mont
J. 8
Courtney
National Park
McArtora
Ohio
H. Rogers
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Aema Reacs
Ureveland
Leo XIII
Furth
M’kinley
Thurston
Him
Arcanox
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I. H. Wentworth
Atchison
Bwamokix
J. Jackarmoowicz
Mount Carmel
Lemme
Jasith
Schlatter
Joshua, Mo
Morey
St Joseph and Girard Island
Francis Schlatter
T. BE. Bowman & Co
Debs
Stayer
Cult OF Chicago
Fiour
Jemima
Gersioe
A. T. Davis Mill Go
St. Joseph, Mo
C.H. Morrison Jeweler and Optician
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