Wellness claims for a patent medicine in an old ad
An aged testimonial extols Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for stomach and digestive ailments. The writer describes prolonged indigestion and left side pain, claims doctors failed, and credits the tonic plus Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets with restoring health and eliminating pain. The piece cites a prior Idaho residence and a promise of strong bodily nourishment.
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Pierce
Julinetta
Idaho
Pam Walll
Drevexee
Pigzée
Editorial echoes and political tempers at Kansas City reception
The piece recalls a reception for Senator Fairpanns in Kansas City where his remarks to the Young Republican Club drew attention. It discusses party dynamics, the South, labor and capital, and hints at Democratic convention expectations with mentions of McKinley, Bryan and legal figures.
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Senator Fairpanns
Kansas City
Fragmented Voice Notes Tie to 1890s Politics and Local Scandals
A garbled column outlines political maneuvering in the Second District, remarks on imperialism and tariff policy, and references to the McKinley era press. It includes mentions of Senator Inman, General Corbin, and debates over education, race, and public works amid street gossip and local notices.
Kinley’s Rise Towed by Public Support in Pratae County
Special corresponden Pio Pae GAcErTE notes Kinley’s steady rise as president. public sentiment grows from his early candidacy. The piece emphasizes his popular appeal and perceived abilities to govern.
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Wasnixaros
Ic. Kinley
Biheiy
Coal Trust Forms Consolidated Indiana Company
The Washington Operators join the Combine to form Consolidated Coal Company of Indiana with 90 mines and 310000 capital stock. Jub S Bays of Sullivan represents the trust as contracts are signed to bring 129 Southern Indiana mines under one organization. The move aims to centralize control of bituminous coal, compensate property owners, and expand marketing nationwide.
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Jub i S. Bays
Sullivan
Los
Washington
Na Trust
Consolidated’ Coal’ Company
Me Indigna
Iti
Ionitio
Sigo
Chicago
Indianapolis
Ifea
Qa Ba
L Several
Damages Sought After Railroad Yard Fatality
A suit filed in Daviess County Circuit Court seeks 10000 damages for Peter J Colvin against the Be O W railroad. The claim alleges Colvin was killed at work in the yard when a switch engine pulled cars together, injuring him between cars. The case names William Be and Colvin as parties as of the estate.
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William Be. Colvin
Peter J. iColvin
Daviess County
Be. O
Peter. Collin
Comany
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