Formal Acceptance of Cleveland Nomination for President
President Cleveland's acceptance letter outlines his views on American institutions, fiscal reform, tariff policy, and measures to reduce federal taxation. He stresses protecting citizens rights, supporting labor, restricting trusts, and promoting domestic industry while addressing the federal surplus and immigration concerns. He urges tariff reform as a path to relief without harming enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Patrick A. Collins
United States
National Democracy
Democratic Party
House of Representatives
Senate
Europe
America
Standing of the Clubs in International Association and Tangled Sunday Games
The International Association season ends July 28 and the pennant race remains unsettled. Toronto leads Syracuse by seven points with Hamilton, Rochester, and others close behind. London tops the second division, Buffalo, Troy, and Albany at the bottom. A Brooklyn Louisville twin bill notes wins and errors, with attendance and umpires listed. In Chicago and New York, pennant hopes favor the New Yorks as Chicago trails. Detroit sits third and Boston fourth in the National League with no major changes to the rest of the standings. Sunday games at Brooklyn show two contests with Brooklyn and Louisville sharing runs, and game notes include base hits and battery pairings. Other items report General Harrison hosting girls, a visitation by Irish-Americans, a fatal beating of a wife in Providence, and the life boat from the 8 Geiser schooner found near Halifax.
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American Association
International Association
Torontos
Syracuse
Hamilton
Rochester
London
Buffalo
Troy
Albany
Pep
Olurs
New Yorks
Chicagos
Detroit
Bostons
New York
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Indianapolis
Geaeral
St. Louis Browns
Athletics
Cincinnati Reds
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Louisvilles
Baltimores
Cowboys
St. Louis
I Athletics
Cincinnatice
Baltimore
Mt Louisville
Kansas City
Kidney Health and Urinary Disease Remedies
Discussion on kidney functions and urinary excretions, urging early diagnosis of nephritis and related diseases. Describes remedies and cautions, offers at distance urine testing and medicine by Dr Oldshur, Pittsburgh, and extols Hostetter s Stomach Bitters as a general tonic for fevers, malaria, rheumatism, and digestive ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oldshur
Grant St
Pittsburgh
Electric Bitters praised by a Springfield editor
Springfield writer William Iniod extols Electric Bitters, noting universal satisfaction and no bottle returns. Ads cite multiple druggists and a 50 cent price, with claims of curing liver kidney diseases and malaria, plus testimonials and a free sample offer. Also mentions administration notice for estate and a diverse medical cure claim from W A Noyes.
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William Lairis
William Iniod
Springfield
Urugan
van Wert
Geo.s, Davis, Cor
Diburty
AML
Norck Drug Store
Prices from a Bargain Sale Include Gauze Vests and Mitts
A sale ad lists French patterns at 124 cents per yard, fine White Goods at 10 cents per yard, gauze vests for ladies and children at 25 cents each, and black silk mitts at 25 cents per pair, with many other special low prices offered.
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Mr. Cleveland
Wasumerox
Seaboard
National Treasury
Grover Cleveland
Sporting News
Louisville
Lrooklyn
Carruthers
Peeples
Ramsey
Cook
Goldsmith
Hughes
Clark
Stratton
Vaughn
Godsmith
Train
Harrison
Inptawaroiss
Mattie McCorkle
Shilling
Gen. Harrison
Clayton
Providence
William Carroll
Kate
Geiser’s
HaLifax
Fshing
Jonathan
Bank Quero
Geiser
Castoria
C. H. Morris
Newark
Ark
Merck
Peel Oe
John Wales
South West
Warren County
W. RB. Beneprer
Enterprise
Warren Co
Jef
Court of Common Pleas
A. F. Swansen
A. Kust
John Williams
Cust Peterson
Peter Turner
Youngsville
Penna
Ball & Thompson
Warren, Pa
Khaty- Ing
East India
Piper W. A. Noyes
Yu Power
E. R. Bumpus
Railroad St
Clarendon
Keystone Hotel
K. of L
Maple Shade Hotel
Bates
Kinzua
Luburg
Luburg Mfg. CO
North Eighth Street
Suiladelphia, Pm
What the
D. Shear
Kerchan
Warren, Penna
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