Dr Chase Nerve Pills praised in medical testimonial
An advertisement fragment touts Dr A W Chase’s Nerve Pills with a testimonial from a Corfu physician and a narrative about epilepsy misdiagnosed as nervous trouble due to menstrual derangements. It claims dramatic patient improvement and life saved, with price details and the manufacturer listed. The rest covers educational congresses and public notices with names, dates, and places from Detroit and other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Chase
A. W. Chases
Nereu
A.W. Chase
Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co
Sefale
N.Y
Bodily mayhem and local notices from Michigan papers
A late 19th century column from Ypsilanti lists a free for all between Buckskin Bill wild west show cowboys and gamblers, injuries, and arrests amid broader state news. It notes drownings, emigration, education board appointments, pension updates, local crimes, a judge’s death, prison bees, a Detroit oil fire, and various regional notices and advertisements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ypsilanti
Mich
Michigan Central
A. S. Terrell
Fletcher Terrell
A. 8
Terrell
Buck
Charlotte
Body Identified as Julius Fenberg in White Pigeon
The body of a stranger found on the Lake Shore track near White Pigeon Michigan has been identified as Julius Fenberg. He belonged to I O O F lodge No 689 Wheatland Indiana and relatives in La Crosse La Porte County Indiana have been notified. A pocket memo reading Bury kind decently and a damaged lodge receipt suggest he wanted to be buried by the Odd Fellows and concealed his identity.
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Julius Fenberg
White Pigeon
Mich
Lake Shore
Wheatland
Ind
la Crosse
la Porte County
Indy
Skips bail in Michigan theft case spark questions
Ann Arbor reports Grace Walker alias Maude Roberts arrested in Detroit for stealing an abstract to use as title evidence to borrow money. She skipped arraignment after bail denial, while other updates note visits, a Muskegon fugitive found in Tennessee, and a toy pistol wound leading to lockjaw concerns for a Grand Rapids boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor
Mich
Grace Walker
Maude R. Roberts
Detroit
Hannah Whipple
Thayer Street
Industrial notes and labor conventions across mills and unions
Notices posted in four Susquehanna Iron & Steel Co mills in Columbia announce a 25 cent per ton wage advance starting July 22, raising pay from 2.50 to 3.75 per ton. The tenth Retail Clerks convention opened in Buffalo with 30,000 members led by President Baer, aiming to cut labor costs. Milwaukee Glass Bottle Blowers debated admission terms for 2,000 prescription bottle blowers. Reading railway shop hands pressed strike plans after accusing the company of breaking faith with BaerBescher agreement. Also mentions Rocky Mountain Tea health claim and classified ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susquehanna Iron & Steel Co
Columbia
Glass Bottle Blowers
Milwaukee
Flint Glass Association
Reading Railway Shop Hands
Reading
Baer
Bescher
Torrid winds estimated crop losses in Kansas
Kansas faces extreme heat with losses expected to reach 10 000 600 dollars in Kansas crops alone as temperatures hit 102 to 108 degrees. Oats and hay suffer nationwide, western Kansas shows relatively better conditions while eastern areas burn. Reports cover Topeka Salina Abilene Osage City Lawrence Fort Scott Sedan Hays City Manhattan and Kansas City with record highs around 103 to 108. In Iowa Nebraska and Illinois heat also harms crops and a farmer dies in Donavan Kansas.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Cora
Fopeka
Salina
Abiletia
Osage City
Lawrence
Fort Scott
Sedan
Hays City
Manhattan
Kansas City
Weather Bureau
Donovan
Dubuane
Oskatoosa
Burlington
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Suffered for Years in Windsor endorses Warner’s Compound of Seven Cures
Windsor Ontario January 13 1900 a letter from B Stickle describes kidney trouble lasting over three years. After eight bottles of Warner’s Compound of Seven Cures the writer reports feeling like a new man and highly recommends the remedy. H F Wyatt & Co. endorses the testimonial.
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Windsor
Ont
D. Warner
B. Stickle
H. F. Wyatt & Co
Riot Over Pay Chairs Rocks Madison Square Park
A several hundred strong mob rallied in Madison Square Park to destroy pay chairs, sparking a clash with police. Attendants were knocked down, chairs scattered, and arrests followed as the crowd blocked paths and refused to disperse. Pugilist Terry McGovern was among those present. two men were removed with a second attendant, one charged with disorderly conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Madison Square Park
Terry McGovern
Madison Square
Pathetic farewell as Morrison heads to Lansing prison
Eldorado Kansas July 10 crowds bid farewell to Jessie Morrison as she begins a five year murder sentence for Clara Wiley Castle. Her father Judge Morrison and brother Hayward accompany her to Lansing amid sobs and prayers. Relatives hope a Kansas Supreme Court bond and a new trial. Also noted death of ex congressman W M A Stone at Asbury Park aged 71.
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Eldorado
Kan
Jessie Morrison
Lansing
Clara Wiley Castle
Miss Morrison
Judge Morrison
Hayward
Morrisons
Kansas Supreme Court
Stone
New York
Wm. A. Stone
Missouri
Asbury Park
N. J
E. P. V. Ritter
St. Louis
Samuel G. Stone
New York City
Thousands of Settlers Pour Into Indian Territory
Crowded trains dump thousands of settlers into El Reno Oklahoma Territory for registration with Governor Richards and 30 Washington clerks. The city sprawls with tents, hotels taxed to capacity, and public buildings opened as lodging. Washington dispatches report warm welcomes for Hartford crew in Scotland.
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Landa
Oklahoma Territory
el Reno
O. T
Gov. Richards
Interior Department
Washington
Heawley
Hartford
Edinburgh
Leith
Scotland
Conference Reported Between Boer Generals on Vaal River
Four Boer prisoners say Generals Botha Delarey and DeWet held a conference at a point on the Vaal river during a Cape Town visit on July 10. The prisoners were brought to Heinfontein for questioning and allege the meeting discussed war plans and movements in the region.
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Cape Town
Hieemfontein
Botha
Delarey
DeWet
Vaal River
Rublin Beats Fitzsimmons in Madison Square Garden Match
In New York at Madison Square Garden last night Gus Rublin defeated Bob Fitzsimmons, taking the second fall and the match in 12 minutes 33 seconds.
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Gus Rublin
New York
Madison Square Garden
Bob Fitzsimmons
Rublin
Fire in Chicago destroys plant and frame buildings
A blaze at Northwest ern Ladder Co. plant located at 2967 Lasalle Street and three adjacent frame buildings was completely destroyed. Loss estimated at 50,000 dollars. Fire department reported extensive damage but no further details available.
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Chicago
Northwestern Ladder Co
Lasalle Street
Loes
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J. W. Bates
Corfu
A. W.chase
Adifresses
Gov. Blige
Maybury
Angell
Supt
Martindale
Bureau of Information
N. BE. A
Savory
America
A. H. Barr
Jefferson Avenue Presbyterian Church
A.T. Bliss
State of Michigan
Michigan
New England
Delos Fall
Convention of Colored Women
Buffalo
National Association of Colored Women
Harriet Beecher Stowe Club
Ferrel
National Association
Lawson
Club
Good Templars
Utica
The
Independent Order of Good Templars
Order
Joseph Malins
Birmingham
England
San Juan
P. E
Allen
McKinley
Porto Rican Assembly
United States
Indianapolis
Wm. Cumback
Lapel
Laura Wacehbstatter
Cumback
Indiana
James Marvin
University of Kansas
Haskell Industrial Indian School
Hood
California
Queen & Crescent
Pacific Coast
W. O. Rincarson
Cincinnati
Geo. Gempel
East Maumee
Citizens
Cash Feed Store Fish AL Bell Phone 365
Pai Delivery
Opp
Moomzent Pak Gg
E. Maumee
Wilson's
Rollin's
Rollin's Cafe
Taylor Bros
Matters IN
Michigan’ Briefs
Marion Carpenter
Newberry
E. 5
Ninde
Elliott R. Downing
Chicago University
Marquette Normal School
Jackson
Michigan Central Railroad
Dowagiac
Prescott
Vassar
Alice Gray
Traverse City
Mt. Morris
Michigan Pensions
Andrew D. Holford
Flint
Francis M. Caldwell
Kalamazoo
Bartholomew Rittenberg
Arenac
Edward M. Leonard
Vernon
Moses_ F. Hackett
Barnes
Franklin Russell
Pleasant Valley
John Donahue
Derby
John DeMars
Bay City
John C. Thomas
Potterville
F. W. Redfern
Maple Rapids
Reuben Merriman
Mecesta
Samuel Brush
Wesley Ogien
Bad Axe
Freedom J. Meade
Grand Rapids
Henry Watling
Dundee
Sarah T. Dolph
Charlotte Brunke
St. Joseph
Marion L. Laduke
Ionia
Dix
Benton Harbor
Bliss
State Tax Commission
Graham Pope
Govermer
Berrien County
Judge Atkinson
Port Huron
O Brien J. Atkinson
Harry Gilmore
Gilmore
Charles Finnegan
Finnegan
Wm. Chamberlain
State Prison
Michigan and
Lovett Avenues
Rocky Mountain
Johnson & Andrews
Detroit & Cleveland Navigation Company
Yooma
A. A. Schantz
Houghton
H. S. Pingree
Jock Pingree
Hazel Pingree
Houghton, Micch
R. R. Goodell
Goodells
Pingree
Hazel
Muskegon
Peter wcCleir
Newport
Tenn
Clinger
Muske
Gou
LeClair
Mentos H. Galentine
Harry van Zee
Industrial Notes
Madison Medicine Co
Onur
States
Detroit Southern Railway
Adrian
Deroit
Wm. Steven
Son
Kingaville
Porto Rico
P. R
J. H. Hollander
Wm. Hunt
Insular
Hollander
Manila
Sickles
Daniel FE
Rickies
Pleasantville
Daniel P. Hayes
Mr. Hayes
Rochester
Minn
Edwin Dunn
Eyota
Dunn
Twenty-fifth Regiment
New York Cavalry
Dolphin Cottage
Carter and Echstein
Cash Dry Goods Co
Stevens
West Maumee
Lm. Mulzer & Son
North Main Street
ROE Clothing
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