Ancient Witchcraft and the Debate Over Vivisection
An 19th century letter argues in strong terms that human vivisection occurs in Paris hospitals. It cites Dr Brachet and Dr Blackwood with cruel dog experiments and claims a New York anti vivisection movement. The piece urges abolition and public education, ending with an ad for Hood's Sarsaparilla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilburg Dispatch
Paris
France
Brachet
Ecole de Medicine
Blackwood
Philadelphia
England
New York
American Association
P. O. Box
American fleet leader defuses Cobra island fire standoff
Admiral Benham warned Cobra and insurgent warship Trajano to stop fire after guns on both sides opened at the bark Agate. The Amy passed toward Da Gama's ship Guanabara under escort, with heavy guns kept in reserve. Musket fire from Guanabara and Trajano prompted a cautious exchange. surrender was briefly considered but not pursued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aro Pe Jayerre
Associated Press
Admiral Benham
United States
Cobras
Trajano
Agate
New York
Admiral da Gama
Benham
Amy
Julia Holling
Detroit
Charlestown
Newark
da Gama
Tamandare
San Francisco
Guanabara
Gunabara
Cause of hard times blamed on overdependence on imports
A farmer argues the nation buys more than it produces listing examples from flour to soap to farming goods. He notes wasted resources and urges local production and self sufficiency while promoting Thompson's Barosma Tea as a remedy.
Nineteenth Anniversary Appeal of the WCTU Unions
The WCTU marks nineteen years of work against liquor, praising victories like the temperance instruction law and urging local unions to fund operations, distribute literature, and support press coverage. Welcomes women to read, contribute, and sustain efforts through dues and active participation.
Willson Tariff Bill Passed By Large House Margin
Washington Feb 2 The Willson tariff bill was adopted by the House last evening 204 yeas to 160 nays. The scene was among the most exciting ever witnessed in Congress with Democrats voting for the measure after opposition. Only seventeen Democrats opposed the bill from the anticipated bloc. The bill’s majority of 64 exceeded the hopes of the Ways and Means Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasixerox
D. C
House
Congress
Atul
Blanchard
Beltzhoever
Boutner
Cochran
Bartlett
Campbell
Covert
Cummings
Haines
Hendry
Schermerhorn
Sickles
New York
Csduwus
New Jersey
Sperry
Page
Connecticut
Geary
California
Sipler
Pennsylvania
Davey, Meyer
Death of Mrs Elizabeth Arnett Thompson in Warren County
Elizabeth Arnett Thompson wife of Hon C C Thompson died at home on Third street at 7 am last Sunday born April 3 1844 married April 12 1870. Survived by husband two children Susan A and Louis Arnett Thompson one brother J Arnett Eldorado Kansas and four sisters L D Galligan E Grosby D L Benton and Miss Annie H Arnett. Funeral Wednesday at 2 pm. Widely mourned for kindness and refinement with strong family ties and community service. Also notes Warren Public Schools spring term begins February 4 with new classes and opportunities for non resident pupils. contact Superintendent W L MacGowan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Arnett Thompson
C.C. Thompson
Third Street
Eldorado
Kansas
L. D. Galligan
Russia
E. Grosby
Jamestown
D. L. Benton
Hornellsville
N. Y
Annie H. Arnett
Minneapolis
Warren County and its notable women in a candid view
OCR notes Warren County pride with mentions of Dorin Birdyatt a Philadelphia Washington land sale and a $25000 broker commission. It highlights Florence Einstein as a notable artist Miss Stein and Minerva Parker Nichols and John Sartain. It ponders politics chivalry and opportunity while musing on marriage love and social habits. It contrasts Old World taxes with modern civic duties and ends with a light quip on winter sleighing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorin Birdyatt
Warren County
Philadelphia
Washington
Supreme Court
Florence Hinestein
Sheffield
Masonic Temple
Minerva Parker Nichols
John Sartain
Sartain
Injunction Refused in Carlisle Bond Suit
Judge Coxe of the district supreme court refused the Knights of Labor bid to enjoin Secretary Carlisle from issuing 50 million dollars in bonds. He ruled the knights had no standing to seek the injunction and upheld Carlisle’s right to issue gold bonds. The Knights will appeal, noting that generally no citizen can sue an officer unless property rights are at stake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wastineron
Coxe
District Supreme Court
Knights of Labor
Carlisla
Causa
Knights of Lisbor
Carlisle
Business Change Forms New Blacksmithing Partnership
Ludwig Johnson buys Godfrey Hazer’s interest and teams with Bartsch wagonmakers on Water street. Tools and fixtures move to the Bartsch stand Monday to operate the merged blacksmithing and wagon shop under the new firm. A 1000 barrel oil well hits on Lambright farm near Fostoria, with N H Downs’ legendary elixir still recalled despite his long-dead status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludwig Johnson
Island
Godfrey Hazer
Bartsch
Water Street
Fostoria
Lambright
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hood
Rro
Bright
Thompson
W. 0
T. U
Comrads
Lilian Whiting
A. J. Hazeltine
Warren Ledger
S. P. Berry
Elizabeth A Arnett Thompson
Warren Public Schools and Academy
W. L. MacGowan
Supt. of Schools
OCR
Daily Affairs
Warren
Hle
Keeley Institutes
Adams
Dickens
Hawthorne
Bismark
Gladstone
Edward W. Bok
Ladies' Home Journal
Isle of Man
N. H. Downs
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