28 Oct 1901
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Newspaper
Adrian Daily Telegram
Location
Adrian, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1901
Page
1
The Art Stove Co promotes its Superb line of ranges and invites shoppers to visit their Adrian showroom at 32 East Maumee Street open evenings for in store viewing and purchase.
A Buenos Aires dispatch to the Daily Mail reports Chile mobilizing its army for late November maneuvers. Argentina orders fleet provisioning while sailors labor, with 3000 manifestants arriving. In Kentucky, George Mayes dies and Joe Nail is mortally wounded after a confrontation at the Quarter House on the Tennessee River. Nail dies from wounds inflicted by an unknown assailant amid a broader brawl.
A letter from J. J. Brown praises Dr A W Chase's Ointment for eczema and skin diseases after years of failed treatments and high costs. The writer reports relief on a stubborn leg infection and rapid improvement, recommending the remedy and noting its sale through Buffalo and “all deslers.”
Auburn prison plans to purge the record of Leon F. Czolgosz by burning his clothing and letters after execution and evading parental requests for his remains. Officials fear public display of relics and scenes at Cleveland. the scheduled hour is 7 a.m. Tuesday, with secrecy surrounding possible time changes.
State pris ons officer C Vollins will not arrive until 3 PM and witnesses have not yet reached Auburn. Electrician E F Davis tested the chair, wiring, switchboard, and dynamos for the execution set to occur Tuesday morning. The elder Czolgosz urged Leon to meet his fate bravely as the aftercare plans, including body disposition and cremation, are debated with Waldeck in control.
Detroit on October 28 reports Marshal John Harrington of Woodmere and Springwells township fought four tramps at a box car on the M C A tracks. Harrington was shot through the left hand as three suspects were captured and jailed. one fled. The trio identified as Charles Miser Wade Baschon and William Duty face examination before Judge Beatcher.
A Davison farmer and justice of the peace Alvah Terny loses a hand in a corn husker. Joseph Wawiski dies from exposure and intoxication near Jackson. A Markham air field drill press injures two fingers of Luther Passages at Northville. Dam bridges at Pinckney undermined by a returned mill dam. condemned and to be rebuilt. Hart temperance group forms a law and order league to curb illegal liquor sales and gambling. Judge Wiest in Lansing denies venue change for Charles Pratt's bribery case. Mrs. Egbert N. Woodward sells her insurance agency to James H. Laverock in Shiawassee. Ernest Fost dies from apparent intoxication near Attica. Burglars raid Grand Trunk depot and four stores in Spring Lake. Crematory and body offers circulate regarding Cz i^sz family with no firm bids yet.
The text notes the family would favor cremation to avoid scandal and to deter body theft, with post-mortem arrangements left to Waldeck Czolgosz and the local family prepared to acquiesce. It also includes an advertisement for Rocky Mountain Tea by Madison Medicine Co. at 35 cents from Johnson & Andreys.
Big real estate deal at Mackinac Island involves a 20 acre Stockbridge field across from the Grand hotel. Henry R. Weaver of St Louis buys from Peabody & Houghtelling of Chicago for about 20000 dollars. Property slated as boat landing and hotel site. Wright to be Tried Today. Cadillac court adjourns with 29 cases listed including People v Wright for with intent to kill after quarrel over Wright’s firm lease. Drowned at Cheboygan. Voss, a mill worker, drowns when a boat capsizes near the Duncan mill. Featherstone survives. Jackson Boom. Michigan Central Railway to double engine shops in Jackson. Chicago contractor Swift to handle $400,000 project. 800 workers planned by next May.
About a hundred students and citizens of Olivet Michigan were poisoned by tinned meats at a Congregational church social. They were treated overnight and all were reported out of danger. A separate note from Northville Michigan mentions difficulties securing rights of way for a United Railway extension and a new survey route to Lansing via South Lyon.
Court in Charleston rules a 1867 white man and negro woman marriage invalid and that their children cannot inherit the testatrix’s estate. Cites 1845 and 1886 anti intermarriage acts and post Reconstruction prohibitions. Mentions heavy loss to mulatto claimants and notes unrelated ads for health remedies and trains.
A testimonial from BR Long of California Junction endorses Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood cleanser and tonic that allegedly cures catarrh by addressing root causes in the blood. He says the remedy restored appetite and sleep after three years of symptoms.
Ad touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cure and urges timely treatment. It emphasizes the product's reliability and advises readers to buy Hood's today to heed the promised benefit.
A man fights two detectives and flees in an ice wagon and horse drawn rig through East Nashville after attempting to change a montana bank bill. He abandons a horse and a buggy, two bloodhounds are found shot, and a wallet with 1040 in Montana bank notes is recovered. Police hunt a suspected Great Northern express gang member across the region.
Reduced Rates California Queen and Crescent. Special reduced rates to California with quick schedules and excellent train service. Inquire through Queen & Crescent agents or W. Rinearson G. P. A. Cincinnati for details. Mothers praise One Minute Cough Cure for children's coughs, Johnson and Johnson druggists.
Windsor Ontario January 10 1900 Dr C D Warner I have used your Cow pound of Seven Cures for salt rheum with sight bottles the disease disappeared I used it for my daughter ten years for scald head six bottles cured her hair growing back Wyatt Co
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