Dalzell Defends Protective Tariff Against Monopolies
The speech by Hon. John Dalzell during yesterday's tariff debate argued the protective system is not a cure-all and cannot be blamed for monopolies. He cited ongoing tin plate industry growth, noted American capacity, and criticized Democrats for opposing protective measures while harming industry and workers.
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Washington
John Dalzell
Reed
Eg Mpialery Hill
Dalzell
Sons of Monopoly
Mies
Rome
Great Britain
Democratic Party
Senate Proceedings Halted by Indian Appropriation Debate
Washington April 2 Senate session devoted to a detailed rehash of the Indian appropriation bill. Amendments centered on increased funds for Indians in specific states. Mr Morgan postponed his silver resolutions until Monday.
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Washington
Senate
Morgan
Pittsburg Crooks Accused Of Robbing A New Yorker On Train
Edward Harding, a self described New York pressman, testified to sheriff about four men who robbed him of 21 on a train near Leetonia after boarding at Pittsburg. He was pushed from the car and found in a ditch near New Lisbon with torn clothing and mud, carrying a Racine through-ticket and baggage check. Pittsburgh investigators were expected to pursue the claim.
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Edward Harding
New York City
Columbiana County
Racine
Wis
Pittsburg
Leetonia
New Lisbon
Sheriffs Office
Pennsylvania Railroad
Man Sentenced to Twenty Years in Ohio Pen for Murder
Patrick J Elliott, tied to a newspaper feud, was convicted of manslaughter for killing Albert C Osborne at McDonald's hat shop on High Street during a Washington's Birthday procession on Feb 28 1891. Elliott and his brother William also shot at Osborne, with William later killing W T Hughes by accident. William serves a life term.
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Patrick J. Elliott
Sunday Capitol
Albert C Osborne
Sunday World
McDonald's
High Street
Osborne
Duncan
Ohio
Osbourne
Washington
Pat
William
Bill
W. T. Hughes
Bloomington Women Eye School Board Vote In Illinois
Bloommaton Illinois on April 2 The school board election set for April 4 will test suffrage A mass meeting of women from outside the city is planned for the first day of April to discuss the situation nominees and arrangements for participation Bloomington school election is described as highly exciting The administration has been led by a woman superintendent with only one man in the governing force.
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Ent
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Destructive cyclone devastates Kansas and Missouri towns
April 2 reports describe a western cyclone crossing Kansas and Missouri. Towanda and Augusta suffer fatalities and injuries as storms uproot trees, damage ice, and wreck buildings. Missouri cities endure unroofed homes and damaged structures while Kansas wires fail and officials count losses. In Chicago and Nebraska, a separate severe windstorm causes a fatal building collapse and widespread destruction.
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Kansas
Missouri
Towanda
Auagusta
Butler County
Topeka
Ottawa
Olathe
Salina
St. Joseph
Leavenworth
Kan
Opera
Western Union Telegraph Company
Lynched for vagrancy in Holmes County Ohio
A mob hanged an unknown African American man in Miller spry Ohio after he lingered about doorsteps and irked residents. Authorities say the county has no known Black residents and the man’s identity remains unknown.
BISMARCKS BIRTHDAY AND AIDES VISITORS
The Iron Chancellor Bismarck reached his 70th birthday on April 2 with private recognition due to health and political climate. He welcomed visitors at Friedrichsruhe, showing vigor and mental sharpness, as letters and telegrams of congratulations arrived from across the kingdom. In Boston area dispatches, a Roxbury newsiealer reports a parent in Aragola noting famine in the infected Russian frontier, with officials diverting food from supply stations to themselves.
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Hasborary
Fredenchsruhe
Friedrichsruhe
Berlin
Bostos
Herman Friedland
Roxbury
Aragola
America
Springfield Carpenters Strike for 2 Cents and Saturday Premium
Springfield Ohio carpenters union calls a strike with two hundred workers demanding a 2 cent hourly rise and pay for an extra hour on Saturdays. The walkout began yesterday and involves carpenters citywide.
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Springfield
Lynch Law in Ohio Lynches Joseph Lytle After Attempted Family Killings
A mob of about 1000 surrounded the jail, broke in, and hanged Joseph Lytle after he allegedly attempted to kill his wife and two daughters. The body was shot and dropped twice, with shots fired as the rope was raised a second time. His victims, including Mrs Lytle and daughter Della, were reported gravely injured or dying. The mob, said to be the town’s best citizens, disrupted authorities’ plans to move him.
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Thomas Hulett
Emma Hope
Ada Keown
Joseph Lytle
Tate
Lythe
Dayton
Lytie
Mub
Main Street
Lytle
Lima
Della
Emma
Strike Threat Looms in Wheeling Valley and Across Rivers
In Wheeling West Virginia and in Martin's Ferry and Bridgeport Ohio a renewed trades strike looms after plasterers quit for a 50 cent daily increase. Hodcarriers bricklayers and carpenters join or threaten to join, with 800 to 1000 workers affected directly and indirectly.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Big Trades
Martin’s Ferry
Bridgeport
Floods disrupt rail travel in upper Italy
Flooding across upper Italy disrupts railway traffic. In Torim floating bridges were swept away and three people drowned. Moncalieri reports damaged Serz river crossings and broader disruption along the line.
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Rome
Italy
Torim
Moncalieri
Business outlook improves in Dun Weekly Trade Review
R G Dun & Weekly Review of Trade reports improved business activity across sectors. Manufacturing and distribution rise, with cotton, woolen, boot and shoe trades improving. dry goods, furniture, iron, copper, and coal markets show firmer or steadier conditions. Money readily supplied. weekly failures total 218 in US and Canada, down from prior weeks and last year.
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Pauncefote Reports Progress on Modus Vivendi Talks
In Washington April a cable from Sir Julian Pauncefote to Lord Salisbury relays progress on renewing the modus vivendi. The note indicates President Harrison’s reply may follow Salisbury’s March 26 message, with no formal response yet. An impression grows that a satisfactory agreement is nearing completion.
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Julan Pauncefote
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Wild Wolf Versus Russian Dog Fight Draws Stir in Sibena
April reports describe a chase where a tame wolf was pursued by a Russian dog named Zloen and the wolf fought back, injuring the dog before the match was halted. A separate note from Washington outlines a house committee vote on an options and futures bill, a milder substitute to the Hatch measure.
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Albino Robin Attracts Attention In Millwood Suburb
An albino robin in Millwood near Zanesville white plumage with a few colored feathers on its back has mated with a normal robin. The Citizens protect the bird and will not feed it while monitoring nesting outcomes.
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Zanesville
Millwood
Wealthy Woman Arrested in Atlantic City
Julia Shielman, said to be worth 60000 dollars, was arrested last night in Atlantic City on charges of passing worthless checks drawn on a Philadelphia bank. She is described as a consumptive and generally considered slightly deranged.
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Julia Shielman
Ahiladelphia Bank
Simmons Liver Regulator Praised for Dyspepsia Relief
H A J from Macon Georgia states that the Liver is the health housekeeper and that Simmons Liver Regulator is a harmless, simple remedy. He claims it relieves dyspepsia and throbbing headaches without constipation and bests forty other remedies he tried.
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Simmons
H. Haj Macon
After the Queen the Duke of Edinburgh Largest Royal Heir
After the queen the Duke of Edinburgh is described as the richest member of the royal family in the report. The article notes his wealth compared with other royals and outlines the notable wealth distinctions within the royal household.
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Edinborg
Fat Doctor Bulls Make Lean Walls
An old promotional note extols Dr Sage s Catarrh Remedy as a low cost cure for catarrh describing the disease as loathsome and dangerous. It claims the remedy protects against serious lung trouble and offers 350 reward for an uncured case. A mention notes a new cable to connect Central America with Cuba.
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Dr. Sage
Otto's Cure touted as world test of curative power
The notice claims Otto's Cure, a German remedy, is tested and widely distributed free by druggists for consumption asthma croup pneumonia and throat and lung diseases. It cites Lau bach Boyd selling and offering large 50 cent bottles and includes a political aside about Senator Carlisle and a social remark on Chinaman etiquette.
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Laubach & Boyd
Prolific Kidney Disease Warns of Hidden Dangers
An old tobacco era advertisement warns of kidney strain and disease with alarming figures and symptoms. It promotes Swamp-loot as a guaranteed remedy sold by Zimmerman & Co, plus a silk chest wrap for pleurisy and pneumonia and Mong Liver Regulator as the world’s best medicine, all from Macon Georgia.
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Zimmerman & Co
Macon
That Baby of Mine and Patti Bernhardt Flower Sale Notice
That Baby of Mine tells of a three month old infant cured by Sulphur Hitters after severe head sores and failed hopes. The piece notes a benefit flower sale in New York by Patti and Bernhardt to aid the actor's fund.
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New York
Allen's Discovery for Piles cures long standing case
A reader from Albany New York describes twelve years of suffering from itching and bleeding piles and credits Allen's Discovery for Piles with a complete cure. The testimonial notes it was sold by druggists for 50 cents. The notice also mentions Southern California English walnut harvest reaching a million and a half pounds.
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Albany
N. Y
Allen
California
Mother Gray's Worm Powders Promoted Nationwide
An old handbill extols Mother Gray's Sweet Worm Powders, claimed to be a nurse’s remedy from New York’s Children’s Home. It targets fretful sickly children, promises to destroy worms and revive health, priced at 25 cents. Also notes cold damage to Mississippi produce and Lane's Family Medicine for daily bowels.
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Mother Gray
New York
Dr Pierce Fav orite Prescription advertised for women
An ad sings of relief for women’s distressing complaints claiming Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription restores tone and vigor. It promises to cure ailments not yet gone and guarantees satisfaction or money back, with trial sale at one dollar.
Senate Adjournment Fixes and Local Bills Pass
The senate reports a joint resolution fixing the adjournment date with amendments adopted. Local bills pass including Columbus viaduct and a bill protecting workers and labor unions. Debates on incorporations and railroad stock in street railways occur as sessions adjourned to next Wednesday and Monday at 4 o clock.
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Holcomb
Columbus Viaduct
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Daugherty
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Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption and Colds
An advertisement touts Dr King’s New Discovery as a cure for coughs, colds, and chest diseases. It claims over a million users and guarantees satisfaction with money refunds for any bottle. Free bottle offered at Laubach & Boyd’s drug store, with large bottles priced at 1 and 100 dollars.
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Dr King
Laubach & Boyd
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Deserving Praise by Laubach Koyd Drugists
The firm touts Dr tion and Dr King's New Life Pills along with Bucklen's Alpha Salve and Electric Bitters as best selling remedies. They guarantee satisfaction and offer refunds if results are not satisfactory.
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Bucklen
Laubach & Koyd
Buckien Arnica Salve Sold By Laubach and Hoyd In Terre Haute
Ar nica salve claims to cure skin eruptions and other complaints with a money back guarantee. Price is 25 cents per box. Citizens of Terre Haute raise funds to prosecute city officials over public contracts. Memphis grand jury fails to indict fifty witnesses on a case involving alleged negro prisoners. Attorney general urges governor to offer $500 rewards for each lynch suspect and vows full investigation.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Criminal Court Grand Jury
Memphis
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted as Best Blood Purifier
An old advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a vital blood purifier and general family cathartic. It claims the medicine keeps blood pure, aids cures for scrofula and salt rheum, and should be in every home medicine chest.
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Atlantic City Arrest Report and Nearby Incidents
Arrests and incidents spanning Atlantic City New Jersey and nearby towns include Charles Burgess held without bail on burglary and assault charges after a confrontation with a white woman. The Fern Dell dynamite plant explosion killed John Long and caused a large blast zone, while various ads, anecdotes, and testimonials circulate in the era.
Kaufmanns fire colored plates on disease and cure
A sales pitch promises Kaufmanns great work with life plates on disease its cause and home cure. Advertisers urge sending two three cent stamps to A P Ordway Co Boston Mass for the work. The ad notes cow feed and grass rations and cites Kemp's Bairn to stop coughing?
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Kaufmann
A. P. Ordway & Co
Boston
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Blood Purifier Claim by Laubach and Boyd
An advertisement for a blood purifier promises to cleanse the blood by proper channels, regulate the bowels, and cure dyspepsia liver and kidney troubles. It claims to cure conditions from impure blood to stomach and organ disorders and lists Laubach and Boyd in Wooster Ohio as sellers.
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Laubach & Boyd
Wooster
Ohio
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