Papal Consistory Postponed and Canadian Appointment
The papal consistory planned for November is postponed to next spring. Cardinal Martinelli will remain in Washington for a time, and Most Rev. Diomedealcamp will succeed him as apostolic delegate to Canada. In Constantinople the Ellen Stone ransom talks progress but are kept secret to protect Miss Stone. In Syria Ohio two carpenters died when a scaffold collapsed at the new Catholic schoolhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Daily Chronicle
Martinelli
Washington
Diomedealcamp
Dominion of
Canada
Stone
Constantinople
Miss Ellen Mr. Stone
Miss Stone
Syria
Get
J. A. McDonald
Joseph Kolb
Striking the Right Pot Nerve Pills Claim Quick Relief
A 19th century-style ad touts Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills as a cure for nerve fatigue heart irregularity and general weakness. Testimonial from J Anderson of Adrian Michigan credits improved sleep nerves and steady heart after taking the pills bought at a local drug store. Pills sold for 50 cents a box with the doctor’s portrait and signature on each package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Chase
J. Anderson
Erie Street
Adrian
Mich
Johnson & Andrews
Dealera
Dr. A. W
Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo, N. Y
Automobile Crash in Westbury Hurts Six Men
French chauffeur Henri Fournier drove a party of six across Long Island tracks near Westbury when their car collided with a locomotive. All six injured, machine demolished. Injuries include head cuts, fractured limbs, and sprains. party was returning to New York.
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New York
Henri Fournier
Long Island
Westbury
N. B. Fullerton
A. G. Batchelder
The
New York Journal
J. H. Gertie
New York Herald
Arthur Lewis
Henry J, Everall
Automobile Crash At Crossing With Vanderbilt Party
A small auto driven by Fournier collides with a locomotive at a crossing, throwing several riders including Fullerton and Batchelder long distances. Fournier, Everrall, and Lewis survive with serious injuries. others are hospitalized or sent home. Vanderbilt, Jr. and Foxhall Keene aided the injured until doctors arrived.
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Wm. K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Fournier
Everrall
Fullerton
Batchelder
Lewis
Gerrie
Foxhall Keene
W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Iadies
Meadowbrook Hunt
Nassau Hospital
Mineola
Fourniier
E. W. Grove
Job printing and salve cure featured by Paraball resident
Mrs T Briddleman of Paraball villa Mich suffered salt rheum for thirteen years and tried many doctors. After two Banner Salve applications her hands improved and she was cured. Beaste of substitutes H F Wyatt Co Johnson Andrews. Our ad reaches the people.
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T. Briddleman
Paraballvilla Mich
Beaste
H. F. Wyatt & Co
Johnson& Andrews
A. Ingalls
Crown Point
N. Y
Foley
H. F. Wyatt &Co
Johnson & Andrews
Michigan murders and trials headline list
Newaygo farmer Ahe Spies shot and killed his wife Flora then killed himself leaving three children in poverty. Henry Wiseman’s five year murder sentence commuted to expire Nov. 1. Other Michigan briefs note Love returns, evangelist funding concerns, and multiple local incidents including accidents, assaults, and a church conference in Muskegon.
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Newaygo
Mich
Spies
Croton
Here
Flora
Pontiac
Henry Wiseman
Mra
Ellen Huss
Rockwell
Wiseman
Martin Duffy
Chicago
Art Simms
Akron
Detroit
Lawrence Orlander
Muskegon
Frank Rathbone
Petoskey
Willard Beach
Brighton
Alonzo Young
Port Huron
Jackson
Dick Claflin
Potterville
George Cooley
Addison
Willian B. Fisher
Saginaw
Toledo
Notable Deaths and Local Notices From Michigan Clippings
A mosaic of brief Michigan items: Prof William Gilmartin learns his father died in Bay City while seeking bail for his son. Michigan pensions list grants to residents including Porter, Farris, Simmons, and Chase. A fatal accident at the Peninsular beet sugar refinery in Caro leaves a widow and children. Armada faces a halted water works plan awaiting a new vote. Missing Eaton Rapids man reported after 45 minutes’ drive home with cash. Also ads and notices on travel rates, patent remedies, and railway schedules from 1901.
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St. Joseph
Mich
William Gilmartin
Bay City
Gilmartin
Caro
George Briette
Lansing
F. C. Giver
Eaton Rapids
Rocky Mountain
Johnson & Andrews
The Long Ordeal for Admiral Schley Ends Today
Washington reports the Schley court ends cross examination as questions focus on coaling, retrograde movement and the Texas debate. The original battle report is shown not to be the first, and witnesses will rebuttal testimony as Admiral Schley’s counsel prepares. An unrelated boxing note follows about Jack Root defeating Billy Ryan in Chicago.
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Washington
Santiago
Judge Advocate
Brooklyn
Ltent
Hodgson
Texas
Admiral Schley
Sampson
New York
Thomas Borden
Marine Corps
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Perks Araote Novelty Store
Pemmoge
Acorn
Acme
Universal
Art Stove Co
J. A. Baier
East Manmee ,St, Adrian
Jewett
Taylor Bros
Dr. A. W. Chase
James Stevenson & Son
Coats
Len
Wesley
Fall River
Mass
Hood
J.C. Gluck
Reform School
Pruntytown
W. Va
West Virginia Reform School
Henri Poubvier
Onur
Ada
Michigan
Caniner
Plainwell
Samuel Negus
Bernice Wolcott
West
Niles, Mich
Niles District
R. van Schoick
Michigan Briefs
Agricultural College
Albion
Julius Merritt
Main Street
Pratt
Qct
D. J. Spreat
Grand Rapids
Adams
French
Sproat
Tebo
Sheriff Maines
Austin
William Tebo
Eho
West Bay City
People’s National Bank of
Helena
Mont
St. Johns
J_C. Fortress
Petoskey, Mich
Samuel Burbank
Kalamazoo
W. J. Moxter
Winn
Finn
Michigan Central
Kawkawlin
Manter
Traverse City
Joe Dion
Hartford
Margaret W. Stewart
Butternut
Armada
Armada, Mich
California
Queen & Crescent
Pacific Coast
W. O. Rinearson
Cincinnati
Chas
R. Wessmar
Evanston
Iil
Wratt & Co
Detroit Southern Railway
Deroit
Schley Court
Ryan
Louisville
Misse Hall
Jack Root
Root
Cariorsta
Syeur Co
Callifornia Fig Syror Co
Armour
Jockey Clun
Regetta Rouquet
Anne & Andrews
Dept
Michigan Granite CO
City Hall
Adrian, Mich
Cas
Rosnir
Lailies
Aml Youths School
M. Mulzer & Son
North Main Stree Street
Dressy Suis
Roe Clothing Co
Wilson’ S Market
Vedder
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