Obituaries and Local Suicides From Various Cities
The report lists several deaths by self harm and tragedy across Iowa and Denver. J C F Jeffers, 23, died in Des Moines after an engine accident. Miss Ida Clark, born and raised in a unnamed city, died by her own hand in Denver. R W Fryer of Independence, a pony and dog trainer, is joining Coup's show for the upcoming season. Mrs Thomas Burke near Ackley was found dead in bed. Kay John de Heer, farmer of Marion County, aged about 50, hanged himself in his barn on March 9.
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Oeson Engine
Des Moines
Warchrist
Fly
Ida Clark
Denver
R. W. Fryer
Independence
Coup
Thomas Burke
Ackley
Kay John de Heer
Marion County
Iowa Jewelers’ Protective Association
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22Nd
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Multiple Far Reaching 19th Century News Items Reported
The Gazette lists diverse items from Maine politics to Iowa rail plans and New York bankruptcies. It notes Wm. P. Frye elected U S Senator, Bartlett Mills fire in Newburyport, Bush Electric stock sale, St Paul & Sioux City railroad hand car incident, and large river seaboat plans tied to railways.
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Maine
Wm. P. Frye
United States
Charleston
D. C
Bartlett
Newburyport
Bush Electric Light Company
J. Rogers
Genesee, Mich
Charles Steitz
Lager Beer Brewer
New York
Duke of Con naught and royal visits amid storms and fires
A mosaic of 19th century notes recalls the Duke of Connaught amid cordial receptions and royal talk, alongside reports of wrecks, factory strikes, and disasters across the Midwest and Hudson regions. It includes train wrecks near Nottingham, a boiler explosion in Rochester, and a lakefront murder mystery in Lake View. Entities include Duke of Connaught, U.S. locations, and various incidents.
Disturbance in Clifton District with wide unrest
Reports describe a tense scene in Clifton District where Catholics and Flemish Relief Expedition clash. Police rush in with two hundred officers after violence and a reported fatality amid widespread legal actions and seizures.
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Clifton
Rheumatism in the Horse and Farm Notices
The article outlines horse rheumatism remedies using iodide of potassium ether and cream of tartar, plus nightly joint rubbing and improved husbandry. It also reports a Madrid burst of petards amid political tension, Persian frontier raids, fencing debates, and long farm and livestock columns on breeding, grafting potatoes, and the Close Colony English settlement in Iowa with mutual aid.
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Hartshorn
Globe reports on Boston affair amid reader questions
A brief item from the Globe notes a Boston matter prompting reader questions and ongoing coverage. It mentions public interest and local involvement without detailing names or dates.
Workingmen urged to take Hop Bitters for health
An old Burlington Hawkeye notice urges workers to use Hop Bitters to prevent illness after a winter of rest. The ad claims one bottle safeguards the family during the spring work season and cuts sickness expenses.
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Burlington
New York Health Board Publishes Diphtheria Home Guide
A New York City health circular instructs free distribution to households on handling diphtheria. The key warning is to watch for early symptoms in children such as weakness and fatigue and to examine the throat for white spots and odor, with medical help sought before spots merge.
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New York Board of Health
Board
Dr Bull's Cough Syrup Praised for Broad Benefit
Philosophers endorse conduct for the greatest good of the greatest number. Dr Bull's Cough Syrup is claimed to provide wide relief to sufferers.
Baking Indian Pudding
Pour boiling water on two cups meal to wet, then mix in butter sugar eggs salt milk molasses nutmeg and cinnamon. Add raisins, bake slowly three hours. suet can substitute butter and dried berries or chopped fruit as alternatives.
No Tea Warehouse Needed for Pure Tease Says Tommy
Tommy states no one must visit a tea warehouse for pure tease. He notes those with an elder sister can find enough at home.
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Tommy
Kidney-Wort Promoted Against Vague Ailments
A political notice praises Kidney-Wort as a remedy for back pain and generalills, urging readers to trust the tonic for overworked kidneys and ill humors amid a Democratic-leaning publication tone.
Hat theft leaves Detroit minister hatless and puzzled
A Detroit clergyman had his hat stolen and returned the next day with a note claiming the thief would never take a minister's hat again. The note hints at the thief's strange thoughts after wearing the hat.
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Detroit
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