Life Renewer Claim Promising Elixir Of Life Cure
Dr Sequard's proposed life prolonging elixir using animal extracts gains attention. Reports from Indianapolis and Detroit describe patients aged 50, 60, and 80 experiencing renewed vigor, erect posture, improved vision, and quicker walking after injections. Doctors caution that results are preliminary and exploratory.
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Sequard
Paris
Putnam
Indianapolis
Clark
Fort Wayne Avenue
Mr. Clark
John W. Palmer
Detroit
Palmer
Governor Fowle Accepts Several Resignations
The Raleigh News Observer reports that on Monday Governor Fowle accepted the resignation of Dr. J. D. Haigh of Fayetteville from the Insane Asylum Board. The Governor plans to seek Capt. W. S. Harris’s resignation for holding the Chief Clerk role in the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Resignations from Dr. Jackson and Dr. McCormick are noted as well, with Jackson serving as Columbus county Health Superintendent.
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Raleigh News-Observer
Fowle
J. D. Haigh
Fayetteville
Insane Asylum
Capt
W. S. Harris
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Jackson
Columbus County
McCormick
Southern cotton mills boom show strong growth
The Baltimore Manufacturer's Record reports the South's cotton mills doubled from 161 in 1880 to 355 today, with spindles rising from 667 854 to 2 035 268 and looms from 14 323 to 45 001. Construction continues as old mills expand, while demand for coarse cotton goods outstrips supply and finer grades rise.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Journal
United States
Great Britain
North Carolina
Wilmington
Mes
Farmers Alliance elects officers in Fayetteville gathering
A large Fayetteville meeting of the Farmers Alliance concluded with an all but full slate of officers elected at night led by Elias Carr for President. The assembly praised Virginia figures and pledged Democratic strength across the South with McKinney Tyler Scott named for future political effort.
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Elias Carr
Edgecombe County
A. H. Hays
Swain County
L. L. Polk
Raleigh
J. D. Allen
Wake County
Mr. Scott
Nobeson County
W. H. Tomlinson
H. E. King
Onslow County
Mr. Long
Buncombe County
R. K. Hunter
Mecklenburg County
Seargeant-at-Arms
J. Hoge Tyler
KR. Taylor Scott
McKinney
Philip W. McKinney
R. Taylor Scott
Old Dominion
Southwest
Piedmont
Confederate General Hill Resigns College Presidency
General H. H. Hill, famed Confederate soldier, returns to Charlotte and resigns as president of Milledgeville College due to poor health. Trustees receive his letter announcing the step and his decision to step down.
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Gen
H. H. Hill
Charlotte
Milledgeville, Ga
Democratic Convention Names McKinney for Virginia Governor
The Virginia Democratic Convention in Richmond last Thursday selected Philip W. McKinney as a strong candidate to succeed Governor Lee. The Dispatch reports McKinney as a trusted lieutenant and a fit successor for state offices.
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Richmond
Philip W. McKinney
Lee
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