Ohio and national party fights shape the 1890 convention turmoil
The Cleveland April convention details a clash over leaders, delegates, and platform standpoints. Foraker forces push for three delegates to Minneapolis while Sherman faction backs McKinley and Harrison allies. The platform endorses Harrison, tariff protection, and anti free silver, amid a tense party spectacle with multiple state results and resignations.
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Astor Will Leaves Vast Fortune to John Jacob
The will of William Astor, who died in Paris, leaves most of the 70 million dollar estate to his son John Jacob. Each of the three daughters gets 3 million. The widow receives 500 thousand annually for life, with the remainder to pass to John Jacob at her death.
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Paris
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Arson Charge Against Washington County Farmer
In Washington Pa on April 29 farmer Hugh Curry was tried by Squire Donahue on a pending arson charge filed by his brother Marion A fend. The lengthy feud between the brothers spans years with Marion’s dwelling barn and several outbuildings burned at different times. The article also discusses advances in photographic plates and techniques for capturing fast rifle-ball motion and related anecdotes about photographs and a Boston girl asking about proofs.
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Squire Donahue
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Washington County
Marion
Ely’s Cream Balm Promises Relief for Nasal Catarrh
Advert says the product relieves nasal dryness and stuffed air passages at night. Testimonies from A. G. Case of Millwood Kansas and O. A. Gary of Corning New York claim it cured discharge in a child and improved symptoms. Claims of life-long study and multiple products bolster the note.
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Nat Goodwins Divorce Case Reaches Settlement
The New York limited divorce suit of Nelle K Goodwin against Nat C Goodwin has been settled. Details were not disclosed though reports say Mrs Goodwin offered 20,000 dollars and to release her husband from all future claims.
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New York
Nelle K Goodwin
Nat” C Goodwin
Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills Promote Vital Health
A historic advert asserts Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies blood to treat scrofula salt rheum boils pimples and all diseases caused by impurities. It claims the remedy purges impurities while boosting the whole system and that Hood's Pills relieve constipation and digestive liver troubles as a superior dinner pill.
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Liood
Catarrh Remedy Offered With Bold Cure Claim
A Victorian style ad extols Dr Sage's Catarrh Remedy citing breath smell and nasal symptoms, promises 500 dollar for uncured cases, praises Simmons Liver Regulator for malaria, and urges boldness against taunts.
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Ethel
India
Health Restorer advert promise and feverish public plans
An 19th century ad touts Aunt Fanny's Health Restorer as a vegetable laxative for curing dyspepsia liver and kidney diseases. It urges readers to call on Laubach and Boyd for a rial package. A separate note mentions a five hundred foot whale back steamer planned to carry passengers for a world fair.
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Fanny
Laubach & Boyd
Sulphur Bitters Promoted Against Catarrh in Hoitor Ad
An advertising blurb urges readers to take Sulphur Bitters to prevent catarrh and build strength, describing the product as a cure and preventive health tonic in a periodical notice.
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