Political reminiscences and reports from Washington
A long, dialogic narration recounts rivalries and friendships among Mills and Carlisle, Blaine's health observations, Justice Bradley’s routine, Governor Pattison’s rise, and anecdotes about Stanley and public figures. It mixes political gossip with reflections on leadership, public service, and a dinner of jewelers in New York.
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Roger Qapais
Texas
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Kentucky
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Pattison
Pennsylvania
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Pattigon
George Washington
Franklin Pi
Chicago
Board of Trade
Old Hutch
der Yao
Dal
New York
New York Jewelers’ Association
Delmonico’s
Henry E. Ide
Cleveland
H. E. Hastings
Hartford
Conn
Charles W. Wanker
Wheeling
A. H. Bigelow
Boston
Col. Shearer
W. H. Hennegan
Baltimore
George B. Jacques
James H. Hart
Clement Weaver
Philadelphia
Harvey Wattles
Pittsburg
L. D. Cole
Newburyport
Mass
Advice to Girls to Build Wealth and Start Businesses
A dated exhortation urges women to save money and start their own business ventures rather than rely on male partners or lifelong employment. It argues that independence safeguards against aging without supports and warns of ending up in an old age home.
Gordon Receives Grand Ovation in Avosta Georgia
Gen Gordon arrived in Avosta Georgia to an immense crowd and the grandest ovation ever given to a Georgian. A military escort accompanied him and thousands gathered at the opera house and Arlington hotel balcony. The city was illuminated and visitors arrived from South Carolina and Georgia for the festivities.
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Gordon
Opera House
Arlington Hotel
South Carolina
Georgia
Senator Cullom Calls McKinley Bill Needful of Changes
Senator Cullom, en route to Washington from Joliet, said the McKinley tariff must be materially modified to gain public approval, and interstate commerce law also requires revision, with revamping needed across measures for the Fifty first Congress to be indorsed.
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Chicago
Senator Cullom
Joliet
Ill
Washington
Man Loses Suit Citing Political Affection Costs 1000
In a peculiar Paulding county case the circuit court ruled against a young man who failed to marry a woman because she was a Democrat. The dispute involved a promise and the gassing of a Democratic flagpole during the last presidential term. The decision awarded the plaintiff a sum of 1000.
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Hull
Paulding County
Jude
Temae
Burral Cleveland
Langtry in Court Over Damages Suit
In London at the Queen's Bench the case of playwright Robert Buchanan against Mrs. Langtry for failing to appear as Lady Gladys in New York last season opened. Langtry called the part unsympathetic and unsuitable, noting the character as a revengeful daughter of a ruined earl who sought retribution for a dog’s death and that a suitable dog could not be found in the United States. The court adjourned after her testimony amid amused spectators and counsel’s readings.
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House of Representatives
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Remnent
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van Buren
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Harnson
Taylor
Purry
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Grant
J.H. Broone
London
Court of Queen's Bench
Robert Buchanan
United States
Coffrt
Ohio Farmer Runcoed in Dayton After Lightning Rod Scheme
Farmer Robert Hern of Montgomery county was targeted by con artists in Dayton. An initial demand led him to sign a fake order for 5 dollars, followed by a promissory note for 500 dollars. He paid 200 dollars as compromise and banks refused to honor the note. He sought police guidance Friday.
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Robert Hern
Montgomery County
Hern
Ely's Cream Balm Proclaimed Remedy for Catarrh
The article argues nasal disease remedies must be non irritating and rejects douches snuffs powders and syringes as irritating and ineffective. It cites many patients with long suffering catarrh praising Ely's Cream Balm as a radical cure.
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Ely
Not Live No More Says Patient cured by Bitters
A letter from Leversaw J. Broange ort Conn asserts dropsy and kidney troubles were cured by Sulphur Bitters. The writer claims doctors discouraged recovery but credits the remedy with restoration and health.
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Ls. J. Broangeort
Conn
Lane's Family Medicine touted as cow cure in Rocky Mountains
A druggist circular claims a cure for cows parice and sick headache by Dr. Silas Lane using Oregon grape root and herbs. Prepared by pouring boiling water over it to draw out strength, the remedy sells for 6 cents per package and is marketed as Lane's Family Medicine.
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Silas Lane
Rocky Mountains
Lane
Patent pills praised for broad soothing cures
A dated advert claims the pills ease various ills including headaches and digestion. It asserts safety for adults and children and promises superiority over competing preparations. Laubach & Boyd, Druggists, advertise them at their shop.
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Druggista
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