No-To-Bac Cure Promises Freedom From Tobacco Slavery
Caldwell New Jersey March 26 1895 Special A prominent citizen recounts thirty six years of tobacco use and nicotine addiction. He details quitting after personal crisis aided by No To Bac a guaranteed remedy from Sterl Remedy Company New York and Chicago with testimonials and warnings about imitations.
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Caldwell
N. J
S. J. Gould
Providence
Hasler
Sterl Remedy Company
New York
Chicago
Frand
Georgia State News Briefs Highlight Rail Sale and Local Ventures
Atlanta and Florida railroad to be sold Monday April 29 after a postponement. Toccos Furniture and Lumber plant destroyed by fire causing $40,000 loss with $20,000 insured. Georgia farmer trades plantation for cemetery lots in Atlanta, noting property tax perks. Georgia Central system disruption rumors surface amid Savannah Western tensions. Alabama Cotton States exposition plan discussed at Birmingham convention with broad Georgia and Alabama participation. Georgia marble production rises sharply in 1894, Pickens county yields 481,529 cubic feet valued at $716,833. College journalism at University of Georgia stabilizes as Red and Black resumes with athletics focus. State depositories begin paying 2 percent interest on state funds, Governor Atkinson reports progress with two banks. expected annual gain $8,000 to $10,000 depending on quarterly teacher payments.
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Division of Mining Statistics and Technology
United States Geological Survey
Washington
William C. Day
Georgia
Pickens County
Vermont
Atkinson
Georgia Railroad Bank of Augusta
Bank of Covington
Covington Bank
Georgia Railroad Bank
Central Treasury
Missouri
Iron Men in Conference Appoint Committee at Cleveland
A group of leading bar iron manufacturers from Ohio, Pennsylvania, Illinois and other states met in Cleveland to study wages, discount rates and other trade questions. A five member committee was chosen to draft plans on these topics before the conference adjourned awaiting the committee's report.
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Ohio
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Cleveland
Emperor William Visits Prince Bismarck With Troops
Emperor William paid a birthday visit to Prince Bismarck on Tuesday. He arrived by special train at Anmueble and led Halberstadt Cuirassiers to Friedrichsruhe where Bismarck greeted him. In a ceremony amid rain, the emperor praised the army and presented a sword as a symbol of blood and iron, then the ex-chancellor thanked him and rode with the emperor past the troops.
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William
Bismarck
Anmueble
Schwarsenbeck
Halberstadt
Friedrichsruhe
Kaiser
Prince Bismarck
Brandenburg
Alsace-Lorraine
Blaze in St Augustine Destroys Dozens of Buildings
A fire in a St Augustine Florida carpentry shop damaged by strong winds spread rapidly along Charlotte Street, destroying forty six residences and stores within four hours. About one hundred families became homeless and several people were injured or overcome by smoke. Losses are estimated at two hundred thousand dollars as U.S. troops assisted with hoses and ladders to battle the blaze.
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St. Augustine
Fla
Charlotte Street
Markle & Hince
A. N. Stewart
Adam Sanks
MacWilliam
W. Chichelow
Fort
Baya
Edmund Bainbridge
United States
Chernan
Iron Trade Advances Support New Basis in 1895
The Iron Trade Review reports wage increases in the Cornellsville area and a coke price rise, with Standard Lake Superior bessemer ores adopting a 15 cent per ton higher price Basis for 1895. western bar iron manufacturers unite to curb demoralizing market practices, while broader signs of improvement appear beyond the iron trade.
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Iron Trade Review
Cleveland, O
Cornellsville
Fire destroys key evidence in Surratt conspiracy case
Chicago paper reports Colonel John W. Clampitt held thirty years of documents intended to prove Mary E. Surratt innocent of conspiring to assassinate Abraham Lincoln. A fire destroyed his Highland Park residence and all accumulated records, wiping out the evidence he believed would exonerate her.
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Chicago
Abraham Lincoln
Mary E. Surratt
Womean
John W. Clampitt
Highland Park
Canaseraga Fire Destroys Village. Half Population Homeless
A fire in Canaseraga New York wiped out half the village, burning the business district and thirty dwellings. No lives were lost though several were injured. Losses estimated around one million with about one hundred thousand in direct property damage and insurers expected to cover only part.
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Canaseraga
N. Y
Peace Council Opens South Carolina Constitutional Convention
The forty member convention met in Columbia to unite Tillmanites and anti-Tillmanites with equal factional representation. Key figures included McLauren Finley McCalla Harrison and Gonzales while ex-governors Hagood and Sheppard spoke. Chair Zimmerman was elected. The body urged nonpartisan delegate selection and white unity while forming a state working committee.
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Columbia
D. C
McLauren
Finley
New York
McCalla
Abbeville
Harrison
Greenville
McSweney
Hampton
Hagood
Sheppard
George Johnstone
United States District
Murphy
Gonzales
Kirkland
Kershaw
Mandin
Untis
Zimmerman
T. G. MacNussick
Union
J. T. Robertson
Democratic Party
South Carolina
J. Townes Rovertson
Li Hung Chang Powers Include Cession of Chinese Islands
Report from St. Petersburg states Li Hung Chang will pay indemnity to Japan and is authorized to cede the islands Loo Choo Majacosimea Baten Babuyan and Formosa If needed efforts will seek to prevent Liantong territory loss with a plan to convert it into a neutral belt under joint protection of Russia France and England
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China
St. Petersburg
Japan
Li Hung Chang
Loo Choo
Majacosimea
Baten
Babuyan
Formoss
Liantong
Russia
France
England
Cotton Rotation Plan For South Lands By W F Massey
A correspondent argues against cotton monoculture and proposes a fertility building rotation. Grow peas and crimson clover with acid phosphate and potash, then corn and cotton with same cheap fertilizers to create a self sustaining system yielding profits beyond cotton alone. Massey notes examples on southern sands where growers achieve bale per acre with high yields of corn and pork. The mayor was wroth. Wild Scenes at a Meeting of the Atlanta Police Commissioners. Commissioner English Venable Branan oppose Mayor King as chairman causing a chaotic standstill and near confrontation. Chief Connolly ejects Venable as order is restored.
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Coast Plain
South
W. F. Massey
Wroth
Board of Police Commissioners
Atlanta
Venable
English
Bransa
King
Branan
Brotherton
Johnson
Mayor King
Johnson and Brotherton
Connolly
Trick of the Trade in a Cincinnati Dentist Office
A Cincinnati Tribune item recounts a dental visit where a nervous little girl balked at having a tooth pulled. After failed coaxing, a female assistant suggested closing her eyes, claiming it would let her mouth open wider. The girl complied, and the tooth was extracted, followed by a few cries, a tip, and the old line that tricks exist in all trades.
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Cincinnnati Tribune
Becaus
Theother
Keep the Walls Clean and Care for Household Surfaces
Sanitary Journal advises regular dusting of walls and ceilings with a long handled brush or cloth over a floor broom. Wipe walls twice yearly with slices of fresh bread. Wash hard finishes but prefer papered walls with careful upkeep. Replace old wallpaper and disinfect rooms after contagious illness before reuse.
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Sanitary Journal
How to Warm Cold Hands on a Transit Car
A Washington Star item describes a passenger on a crowded car platform being advised to warm cold hands by removing gloves, clenching fists, and tucking hands into coat pockets. The driver demonstrates the method and notes quick warmth. The anecdote ends with the passenger expressing satisfaction at the rapid result.
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Washington Star
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