Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription Promoted for Women's Health
An older advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for women with ailments caused by irregularities and inflammation. It asserts cures for female diseases, promises free consultations by letter, and cites Mrs. Cara Martin and Mrs. Brooks as examples of improvement after using the remedies, sometimes alongside Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
V. Pierce
Berane lV
Cara’ Artin
Franklin Co
Pierce
Jim Pierce
Golden Medical
Editorials on Rail Dividends and Economic Trusts
A compilation of 19th century editorial opinions discusses Wet Southern railways dividends raising political unease, Bryan's World Herald influence, and stark warnings about economic trusts. It notes ice trust charges against New York officials, links to Tammany Hall, and Kansas economic hardships under Democratic administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ice Trust
New York
Tammany Hall
Political rally notes and mixed ad notices from 19th century issue
Fragmentary OCR shows a political rally call for nominee support, mentions Durbin with applause, and promotes various rail excursion rates and local advertisements. The readable items include convention dates, travel plans, and medicinal product pitches amid the political content.
Beck Guilty In Insurance Rate Cutting Case
William Beck and other city agents faced the state insurance board over rate cutting. Beck was found guilty on four counts and fined $40 in total. The board also ordered cancellation of cut rate policies and a one-year non writing period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiashington
Willam Beck
George H Road
Beck
Insurance Board
Little Boy Lost Near Bethel Church
Howard Bacon, nine, is missing from his home near Bethel Church southwest of the city after leaving his grandmother’s Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Bacon, worried parents, have not heard from him since. The father intensified search efforts, fearing accident or kidnapping. The boy is described as bright and unlikely to stay away voluntarily.
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Howard Bacon
Bethel Church
Howard
Little Bay
Alfee
Aveord
Doctor Wall Denies Variloid Interview Claim
The Gazette explains Dr. Wall allegedly said Cecil Long had variloid but he now denies making that statement. The Gazette notes the reporter's two interviews and defends printing the first account, arguing public forgiveness for honest error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. T. Wall
Gazette
Cecil’ Long
Herald
Wallmay
Cecil ‘Long
Wall
THE
the Herald
Knox County Republican Ticket Nominated at Vincennes Convention
The Knox county Republicans met in Vincennes Saturday for a large and spirited county convention. The ticket includes Captain Thomas B. Coulter for Representative, James M. House for Prosecuting Attorney, B. M. Willoughby for Circuit Court Judge, Joseph H. Barr for County Treasurer, John C. Cox for Sheriff, Fred Hertle for County Surveyor, Dr. Thomas H. Count for Coroner, Frank M. Sapent for Assessor, and Henry J. M. First Hoty William for Commissioners.
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Knox County
Vincennes Satuday
Tcket
Thomas
Coulter
James
M. House
Csurt
M. Willoughby
Joseph H. Barr
Chay Shortiff
John C. Cox
Fred Hertle
Thomas, H. Count
Frank M. Sapent
Henry J. M
Hoty William - Ac
Communittress and Wadsworth Highlight Political Contrast
The Vincenned Capital reports on a convention where Hon Peter BR Wadsworth, Republican nominee for Congress from the Second District, addressed attendees. Wainworth’s remarks drew attention, contrasting Democratic governance under President Cleveland with prospects under McKinley.
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Vincenned
Peter BR
Wadsworth
Congress
My. Wainworth
Cleveland
Burlington Route Trains to Portland and Midwest Passages
The Burlington Route offers through trains to Portland Puget Sound and Seattle via the Burlington Northern Pacific Express route. It runs from St Louis to the Northwest with coaches, chair cars, standard sleepers, and dining cars for Kansas City travelers, plus Nebraska Colorado and Pacific Coast service via Denver and Lincoln. The No 15 mid day train connects St Louis Kansas City Omaha St Joseph and Kank King Nebraska Colorado Utah and the Pacific Coast via Denver with onward reaches to the Northwest.
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Portland
Puget Sound
Burlington-Norther
Foransas City
Sii Joséph
Nebraska
Black Hills
Yoming
Montana
Washington
Tacooma
Seattle
Tance Portland
Oregon
Bilings
Upper North
Puget
Kansas City
Thich
St. Louis
Onahis
St. Joseph
Kanking
Colorado
Utah
Pacific Coast
Denver
Lincoln
Billinga
Dias
Ca Rugg
Wakeley
Sip
Noward Elliott
ST. Lots
Cuban Justice Speech on Courts and Corruption
A fragmentary report discusses Cuban justice and a desire to abolish consular courts. It mentions Secretary Song, a police court led by Capt Fitcher, and a detective overhearing a money dispute involving Carlos Bearnise. The tone reflects gloom over punishments and calls to restore traditional protective rights for Americans and foreigners.
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Brilers
Basdavis
Fisiattentign
Hac
Carlos Bearnise
Sasi
Yrhom
Bearnise
Ger
Pitehér
Pollicé
Fitcher
Dovefgiers
Evan Jung
Hidden Danger Gun Found in Kansas City Park
The War Department revealed a Spanish cannon recovered months ago in Kansas City is loaded with powder and projectiles. Officials warn recipients of cantonments sent from Washington to stay alert for the loaded weapon. An investigation found the cannon had not yet been placed in position.
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Kamsas Crypta
Kansas City
Washington
Alnyor Roel
Nyas
Marnila
Positio
Thanks for Chamberlin's Dough Remedy Endorsed
A grateful note from Musé S. Doty of Des Moines Iowa expresses thanks for Chamberlin's Dough Remedy which helped family coughs lung trouble and whooping cough. The writers urge manufacturers to accept hearty thanks and note the remedy is sold by all druggists Lou B Parsons is mentioned with a railroad position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Het Chamberlin
S. Doty
Des Michines
Iowa
Poisoned Hounds Detect Murderous Plot and Suspect
A Sunday night kennel poisoning kills five dogs in a city area. Chief Cali suspects a personal grudge as the motive and vows action. Damages set at 150 for the male dog and 25 each for pups and a female dog. Also reports patent grants in Indiana and a local newspaper item from The Racket.
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Soma
Cail
Nog
Shall
Mall
Cali
Speak Out About Kidney Pills and Publicity
A Washington citizen praises Dean's Kidney Pills from Hotter Drug Store as a reliable remedy for acute lameness and back pain. The speaker claims dramatic relief, urges others to use Dean's Pills, and warns to remember the names Dean's and Foster Milburn Co as sole U.S. agents.
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Kit Wwashington
Ragsdale
Spinks’ Mill
Saya
Poan
Dean
Pius
Foster-Milburn Co
Huffalo
N.Y
United States
Jon
Tale
Letters on grain product affection in Gosnex Illinois
A dated letter from A Crs Ackson, M.D., praising a grain product as a substitute for coffee. The writer notes difficulty affording coffee, tried the grain, served it at home, and found it preferable to the best Java and Mocha. The missive requests consideration from the firm addressed as Sirs.
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Gosnex
Roy
A. Crs Ackson
M.D
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Dale
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Melkinley
Kansas
Tade
Hoor Farm
Ttt
Durbin
Pater RE Wadsworth
Fon Congreys
Southern Indiana Railway
Philadelphia
Joomington Ee
Southland
West
Éseekers
Columbus
Orth League
Ind
Sons of Totetars
Mos
Cratic Conk Fation
Sd Sail Rafatgeery
Charlestor
Cires
Fay
Ani Res
Miail
Len
Sy Olmsted
Ly Roy
Hi Ni
Toelynd
Room Waradin
East Guy
Rik
Callur
Ark
Mont
William Beck
DR. Wall
Knox
Burlington
CUBAX
Lou’ B. Parsons
This
Gina
Chis Cat
King
Air
Indiana
E.G. Siggera
H. Fatic
Middletown
W. F. Koppen
Marion
H. Parry
J. McClintock
W. H. Powers
G C. Pyle
Indianapolis
Ki .W. Randie
Richmond
J. B. ‘Schuman
Columbia’ ‘City
R. Stewart
Evansville
Rotary
Fang
Foley
Cupid
Smith & Winton
Saleghy
Clapp & Co
YooDrors
Castoria
Bears
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