Hop Bitters Promises Heal Severe Itching Skin Disease
A New Bloomfield reader writes of five years with a severe skin ailment and credits Hop Bitters with a full recovery after four bottles. The letter extols the remedy, shares multiple testimonials from doctors and customers, and urges use for stomach, kidney, and nervous ailments while promising a $1000 reward for an uncured case.
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New Bloomfield
Miss
Brrrens Co
Henry Enoche
Benton
Hoptetter’s
Hop Bitters Co
Benton, Myers & Co
Cleveland
Bright
Athlophoros Heralded as Cure for Rheumatism and Neuralgia
Advert claims Athlophoros cures rheumatism neuralgia and related kidney and liver troubles. Quoted testimonials from Rev L B Senter Morse Kansas and Henry Martin Muscatine Iowa tout rapid pain relief and restored use of limbs after short treatment. Product sold by druggists or direct from Athlophoros Co New York with price details.
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L. B. Senter
Morse
Kansas
Henry Martin
Muscatine
Jaws
Athlophoros Co
Wall 8T
New York
Prohibition Debate Shapes El Paso Texas Trade Shift
Prohibition agitation is impacting El Paso and western Texas with the August Texas constitutional amendment vote looming. If adopted, much retail trade could move to Paso Del Norte across the river due to duties free imports. A July 4 law intensifies liquor restrictions, boosting cross border mercantile activity as wholesalers scout openings. Prohibition leaders from neighboring states met in New York with Dr J P Fitzgerald presiding. John B Finch warned licensed vice trends mirror European despotism and threaten American liberty. Other attendees included ex Governor John P St John and C S Wolf among others.
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el Paso
Tex
Texas
Paso ‘del Norte
Paso del Norte
New York
J. P. Fitzgerald
John B. Finch
John P. St. John
Kansas
Hon. C
Wolf
Pennsylvania
Col. Chevis
Kentucky
J. H. Hector Lion
J. Lou Beauchamp
Extra Session Talk Debated in Washington City
The mooted extra session hinges on protectionists led by Mr. Randall who oppose it to allow time to sway new southern members for repeal or reduction of internal revenue taxes. Randall supporters claim stronger influence in the Fiftieth Congress and aim to avoid tariff revision while pushing tobacco and liquor tax repeal. H. H. Smith, House journal clerk, says an extra session is a necessity given current circumstances.
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Washington City
Randall
Fime
South
Treasury
H. H. Smith
Clerk of the House
Alleged Political Machine Run for the Benefit of the Commissioners
A World article in New York alleges the quarantine commission is a political machine benefiting commissioners led by Thomas C. Platt at a $2500 salary. It claims the quarantine ring divides $50000 to $100000 yearly and notes Dr. Smith as an incompetent appointee. The piece connects to rag disinfecting ring charges and revenue details from fees. Also, a New Hampshire senator election follows Pike’s death. Chandler is a leading candidate for Navy Secretary. Des Moines plans a August 25 Republican state convention for governor and other officers.
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New York
the World
Quarantine Commission
Thomas C. Platt
Platt
United States
Smith
Commission
New Hampshire
Concord
N. H
Austin F. Pike
William E. Chandler
New York Times
Henry W. Blair
Convention opposition to Knights of Labor in Typographical union meeting
Proceedings report a Sanvente session where resolution seeks inquiry into ital organ izes usefulness and to restore debate on Gallager’s office abolition. McDaniels of Indianapolis discusses a $20 Cincinnati service bill. Boyer defends conduct. Delegates push hearings with National Type Founders Union and back New York union No. 6 in protesting denouncement by The New York Sun. Strong anti Knights of Labor sentiment pervades. Efforts to appoint delegates to the American Federation of Labor and to reappoint Craftman as official paper without mandatory subscription are noted.
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Knights of Lapor
Burvaro
Typographical Union Sanvente
McDaniels
Indianapolis
Ital
Gallager
Louisville
jComantttes
Ogden
Boyer
Spervices
Cincinnati
National
Type Founders Union
New York Union No. 6
New York Sun
Knights ~ of Labor
Knights of Labor
Craftaman
Fragmentary legal notice text on property liability terms
Fragmented OCR text outlines liability for property damage in actions related to counties and cities. The readable parts reference that if property injured is located outside certain regions, it shall be liable in an action. No clear parties, dates, or full context are present.
State fair bill stalls as Senate rejects order move
Authorities on the damage case cite twelve month limits for action. Senator Shutt, hopeful for the session, backs a Springfield location for the state fair. On Tuesday morning he moved to take up house bills on second reading, but the calendar showed the state fair bill fourth in line and the Senate refused to yield.
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Shutt
Springfield
Senate
House
Sangamon
Cook County
Chris Pfeiffer
McGarigle
Thomas Middleton
J. W. Blatchford
Abbott
Frank E. Brown
McDonald
Schneider
Grinnell
Judge Shepard
Forrest
Lonely Lighthouse keeper arrested in Bridgeport divorce case
The man who eloped with Thomas Brady's wife, Ludwig, was captured at Penfield Reef lighthouse off Black Rock harbor, Long Island Sound. Mrs Brady was found at Black Rock and arrested. Brady received word she sought a divorce. The couple had fled toward Minnesota but Ludwig hid in the lighthouse as searchers faced rough seas. The Brady children were left with neighbors.
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New York
Thomas Brady
Bridgeport
Ludwig
Brady
Black Rock
Wrecks and incidents across several cities reported
PortsnurG reports a westbound Fort Wayne and Chicago train collides with a freight near Columbiana Ohio. no deaths, several injuries to passengers. Other items note derailments near Trane fort Missouri injuring several, a Cincinnati factory attic collapse, a Parsonage school shooting in Kentucky, Davitt appeals from New York, and Treasury notes and college milestones in New York and Boston with lightning strikes and Royal Arboritum anniversary events.
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Portsnurg
Fort Wayne & Chicago
Columbiana
Ohio
Pittsburg
Overlander
St. Louis
Hannibal
St. Louis & Hannibal Road
Tranefort
Dickinson
London
W. ©. Richardson
Mallory
Streinstarnnes and Sree Dede Eee in Tassie Death Tale
Fragmentary OCR notes recount a night of tragedy and a life begun in a cotton mill. unclear names, places, dates, or outcomes due to distorted text.
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Streinstarnnes
Soya
Bright
Drapér
Secea
Milwaukee Doctor Swindled Out of 6575 by Real Estate Con
A Milwaukee physician, Dr C P Wolcott, fell prey to a confidence trick led by a Detroit real estate man and an alleged steerer. The pair set up a fake office, staged a lottery scheme, and Wolcott advanced funds after repeated bets. He lost 6575. the con men vanished, suspected to be from Detroit, prompting police and intercity alerts.
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Milwaukee
Wis
C. P. Wolcott
Ham’ Dye
Detroit
Herbert Wolcott
Steerer
Nudnemacher
Wolcott
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Morrison's
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East Second Street
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California
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Second Street
Sobbers’ Association
Winona Jobbers’. Association
W. J. Landon
BR. ZF. Doud
C. M. Formans
Roscon Horton
Williams
McWird& Co
Doud, Sons & Co
J. J. Randall & Son
Gate City Carriage Company
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Milwaukee Beer
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Hchroth & Ahrens
H. Choate & Co
Kendall
GO. Porter
Winona Mfill Company
Winona Wagon Company
Stott & Gon
J. P. Schmidt
Heavy and Shelf Hardware
R. D. Cone Company
Indurated Fibre Ware
Western Indurated Fibre Co
C. Hille
HH. J. Willis
Winona Plow Company
Hilbert & Hoffarth
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Wikona
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Padway
Manpurine Ny
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Hants
East Third St
Geo, H. Elmer
Wiscellancone
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