Senator Allison nears longest continuous Senate service
Capitol gossip centers on Senator William B. Allison of Iowa surpassing all peers for continuous service in the Senate. He has held office for 31 years 9 months 26 days, edging past Morrill, with Sherman’s total service at 31 years 11 months 14 days when counting non Senate public service. Several state contests loom as 4 March looms.
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Vermont
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John Sherman
Ohio
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the Treasury
Lincoln
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Hayes
McKinley
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House
Morrill
Congress
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Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Promised Digestive Help
A vintage ad describes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a secret patent remedy for dyspepsia and stomach troubles. It claims the tablets digest food completely, rest the stomach, and avoid harsh laxatives, touting their efficacy with experiments and widespread consumer use.
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Stuart
Rodey’s Unpleasant Experiences In New Mexico
Delegate Roley of New Mexico recounts two tense episodes involving constituents and politics. In one case a Mexican friend, unable to speak English, panicked at a train image during a town hall event, nearly causing harm amid the crowd. In another, Rodey’s deciding vote provoked moblike anger and effigies, forcing him to avoid return for a time.
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Roley
New Mexico
Rodey
Radey
Empire State Express
Americans Are Worst Foola I Ever Saw.” Mr. Rodey
White Mountain Forests Bill Aims at 1 Million Acres Reserve
Senator Burnham of New Hampshire argues for a government forest reserve in the White Mountains. The bill would spend 5 million dollars to purchase 1,000,000 acres in New Hampshire, to be managed as a federal reserve. It cites water power from local rivers and regional need to prevent fires and deforestation, noting mills depended on the streams and that five New England states would be affected.
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Bard
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Holyoke
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Rhode Island
White Mountain
Exiled American Colonel in Quebec Lives in Privacy
In Quebec near Chateau Frontenac two American exiles, Col. John F. Gaynor of Syracuse and partner Benjamin D. Greene, live separately with wives and mothers in stylish homes but remain ostracized from society. They rarely speak, aside from business, and share a strained relation over money tied to a London attorney. The pair are watched by U.S. agents over fraud charges and avoid social gatherings as Roosevelt’s stance on extradition draws local attention.
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England
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Montreal
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Yates
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New York
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Paina
Ampie
Raynor
Uncle Sam
Gaynor-Greene
Mr. Taschereau
London
Washington
Annie L Pitney
Canada
St. Lawrence
Gaynor and
United States Secret Services
Greent
Ten Years Catarrh Cured by Dr Agnew’s Powder Brampton
Brampton resident Henry W. Francis credits Dr Agnew’s Catarrhal Powder with curing ten years of head catarrh after trying many remedies. The product is endorsed by Episcopal, Methodist, Presbyterian, Baptist and Roman Catholic clergy, with Bishop Sweatman among signatories. Sold and guaranteed by Affleck's Drug Store District Agent 1429 Pa Ave.
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Henry W. Francis
Great Northwestern Telegraph Co
Sweatman
Episcopal Church
Affleck
Pa Ave
Exiled Gaynor Greene case hinges on Canada US ties
A Canadian law firm links the Gaynor and Greene exile case to sour Canada US relations post Alaska boundary ruling. The article portrays Col. Gaynor and Capt Greene living in Quebec under constant U S Secret Service surveillance, with Canada denying extradition and England's Privy Council potential involvement. Quebed politics, social life, and funding details are described, including family ties and daily routines.
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Syracuse
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