Man seeks arsenal at hardware store for Breckinridge campaign
A tall man buys cannons four pistols swords dirks and other arms at a city hardware store. He tells the clerk he plans to move to Kentucky to start a newspaper supporting Breckinridge for the US Senate, then hints politicians should practice what they preach. He denies being in show business. He is noted by the Cincinnati Tribune.
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Colt
Kentucky
Breckinridge
United States Senate
Cincinnati Tribune
Art
Ten
Montreal
Cascades
E Dalles
Chicago Records
Atari
Dymati
Brown Wits CO
New York City
Soda S
L. Ragland Seed CO
Hyco
Halifax Go
Gospel Power To Transform Society Proclaimed
A preacher urges gospel evangelism across society from churches to prisons, arguing only the gospel can reform politics and urge moral renewal. He notes corruption in New York law, praises cross nation gospel missions, and envisions immigrants embracing faith while promising rest for exhausted lives who finally sit down with the divine company.
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New York
Asdsno
Philadelphia
Haydn
Pacific Coast
Atlantic Coast
Thomas Chalmers
Robert McCheyne
Highlands
God
Trossachs
Dundee
John Knox
Bothwell Bridge
Shakespeare
Milton
Henry Melville
Oliver Cromwell
Wellington
Martin Luther
Dakota
Wyoming
Nevada
Colorado
Platte
Oregon
Sacramento
Columbia
Reepie
Heaven
Donald Kennedy
Roxbury
Mass
Penn Yan
N.Y
Mary C. Ayres
Dr. Kennedy
An Institution That Is a Terror To Thieves
A long article describes the Jew elers' Protective Union formed to pursue and punish traveling jewelers’ thieves. It details cases against Shurtcliffe, Chein, and Cote, noting recoveries of goods and convictions. The union aims to deter crime with relentless detectives and public shaming.
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Jewelers’ Protective Union
W. G. Pollock
Iowa
Shurtcliffe
Fort Madison
Dayton
Ohio
Fritzie Chein
Cincinnati
Europe
Springfield
Mass
Daniel F. Cote
New York Advertiser
Financial and labor arbitration bills spark Senate debate
In the Senate a clash over two arbitration plans looms as Labor Commissioner Wright and Attorney General Olney back the measures. A House labor committee hearing will feature talks by the bill authors. Renewed push for financial legislation follows cabinet decisions to act. The Jones currency bill proposes 500 million in 3 percent bonds payable in gold, with tax and banking provisions. Meanwhile 2000 coal miners in St Clair County threaten a strike for higher wages as regional pay scales diverge.
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Senate
House Committee On Labor
Carroll D. Wright
Olney
Congress
U.S
New York
Internal Revenue Department
Jones
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Treasury
National Bank and
United States Treasury
St. Clair County
Ilinois
Illinois
Pleasant Pellets touted as universal cure in dubious ad
The notices extoll the merits of “Pleasant Pellets” as a laxative and digestive aid. They claim relief from bilious headaches and stomach distress, promise quick digestion after meals, and offer free samples via mail from the World’s Dispensary Medical Association in Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Address World's Dispensary Medical Association
Buffalo
N. Y
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Zindianapolis Journal
California Fit Syrup Co
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Binghamton, N. Y
Hall
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Isaac Thompson
Santa Claus
Indianapolis Journal
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