Newbro's Herpicide Destroys Dandruff Germ
Dandruff and hair loss are caused by a germ. Newbro's Herpicide claims to kill it to cure dandruff and promote hair growth. Sold by druggists with samples available by mail from the Detroit company. listed agents include Standard Drug, Anaconda Newhero, and Butte.
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Newbro
Lve
Herpicide Company
Detroit
Mich
Standard Drug Company
Anaconda
Newhero Drug Company
Butte
Coffee sale and grocer refund offer
Advertisement notes coffee available at ten cents per pound with three thousand miles of railroad freight from the roaster. It promises grocer refunds if customers do not like Schilling's Best and states the company will pay the grocer.
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Schilling
Swindlers Sell Fake English Woolens to Butte Victims
A wave of clever swindles targets Butte residents including prominent professionals with stories of owning cheap English woolen fabrics. Victims are told the cloth came from a failed importing house or was smuggled, with some pieces clearly damaged or pure cotton marked as foreign wool. A Chicago firm warns local dealers to caution consumers to avoid the fraudulent goods.
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Butte
En Nieuws
Th. J. Allen
Chicago
Otter
Fire devastates Chelsea likely cause huge losses
A massive fire swept Chelsea near the Boston and Maine tracks destroying Wood structures including Atwood and McManus box factory and seven tenement houses. The blaze spread from Vale Street to Fourth Street damaging the Hill Row Brass Foundry and threatening nearby storage facilities. Estimated losses run about 200000 amid gasoline and naphtha storage at a pivotal station.
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Chelsea
Masa
Boston & Maine
Atwood & McManus
Vale Street
Hill-Rowland Brass Foundry
Fourth Street
Powder Horn
Eastern Storage Company
Tares
Standard CF Company
Tone & Cottle
Lee Kros
Albert Filley Hanged for Triple Murder at Kingston
Albert Filley, the triple murderer, was hanged at Kingston this morning for killing his wife, brother, and baby at their farm. Neighbors and farmers had gathered last night awaiting Governor Polk's commutation. the governor declined to interfere and the mob dispersed as the law took its course.
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Kingston
Albert Filley
Filley
Milley
Henry
Kenry
Henry Filley
Polk
Killey
Derer
Grand Trunk Pacific Opens Third Transcontinental Across Canada
Alfred W. Smithers of London and Charles M. Hays presided at the ceremony in Winnifred as the Grand Trunk Pacific completes its third transcontinental line from Winnipeg to Battle River, 666 miles, ready for traffic. The Ottawa project will extend to Edmonton, about 1 000 miles, by winter.
Funeral notice for George Morcard by Silver Row lodge
Members of Silver Row lodge No. 240 BK POBK are asked to meet at Elks hall at 9 oclock Tuesday morning September 22 for the funeral of late brother George Morcard. Secretary W M Sternfell issues the call from Helena Montana. This notice appears in a local society column.
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Silver Row Lodge
Elks’ Hall
George Morcard
Weeny
Notable Generals and Ex President Featured in The Interpreter
The American Magazine The Interpreter presents stories on three great generals and ex president Grant Sherman Sheridan and Grover Cleveland. It notes Cleveland faced vilification of his private life and portrays him as a constant target of hostile opinion.
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Grant
Sherman
Sheridan
Grover Cleveland
Mr. Cleveland
Orville Wright details Fort Myer disaster again
A New York dispatch recounts Orville Wright’s account of the Fort Myer test flight accident that killed Lt. Selfridge and injured Wright. He cites a propeller striking a guy rope as the immediate cause, and describes the aircraft losing headway, rudder failure, and the fatal fall as the machine pitched and dropped.
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New York
Orville Wrights
Fort Myer
Selfridge
Wright
Ster
Ernest Polid
Jiad
Gompers Case Delayed By Defense Demands
Washington. The codification of contempt questions against President Gompers Vice President Mitchell and Secretary Molson of the AFL, initially set for today in the supreme court of the Purosner of Colummba, will be postponed to tomorrow after counsel demanded formal notice of the proceedings.
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Washington
Gompers
Mitchell
Molson
American Federation of Labor
Supreme Court of the Pursonier of
Dangers of Overwork for Ambitious Schoolgirls
An editorial cautions that many teachers push girls beyond endurance during a critical period risking physical collapse. It urges awareness of female vitality and notes that proper guidance can safeguard future health and womanhood.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Featured
Miss Elsie L. Hook of Chelsea Vermont reports sixteen year old girl cured of sideache irregularities sleeplessness and nervous irritability by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Pinkham promotes 30 years of cures for female ills and invites letters for advice from sick women in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Elsie L. Hook
Chelsea, Vt
Lydia EE. Pinkham
Lydia EF. Pinkham
Milkman Isadore Duhame Arrested Over Typhoid Outbreak
Isadore Duhame, a milkman living north of Walkerville, was arrested on a health law violation warrant. He bonded out to appear in police court as investigation links his milk to about 40 typhoid cases in the district. health officials ordered him to stop selling milk.
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Isadore Duhame
Walkerville
Weinstock
Duchamne
Park and
Crystal Streets
Dohaime
Health Department
Cdesourteneot
Dubhame
Duhame
Duhamein’ry
Lecamne
Duheire
Guilkinen
Indians and Cannery Spurring Indian School Evacuations
Washington reports that the Indian Bureau aims to curb the removal of Indian children to non-reservation schools. New orders let local agents decide which children and which schools they attend, amid protests from some schools. The note links the practice to illness and death, and recalls aviation pioneers’ risks alongside ongoing airship accidents.
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Washington
Indian Bureau
Tnanne
Childre
Ford
Fereta
Garfield
Revelations Amid Court Intrigue Between William and Empress
A historical excerpt recounts William II discovering a diary his mother had hidden from him after his father’s death. Empress Frederick evades surveillance and moves the papers to Victoria or the Prince of Wales, provoking a tense confrontation as Bismarck arrives at Potsdam with cavalry guarding the palace.
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William
Frederick
Fredrick
Queen Victoria
Prince of Wales
Hardiy
Bismark
Potsdam
Emperor
Child’s Defiance Reverberates in Chancellor Court
The prisoner asserts demand for obedience from his mother, declaring she should not expect pity or consideration until she obeys him. He emphasizes the condition directly to the chancellor, stating the order must be followed.
Porters' and Boot Blacks' Union Meet for Brother Curd Funeral
All members of Porters' and Boot Blacks' Union No. 1 are asked to assemble at Bouchers hall West Park Street on Tuesday Sept 22 at 1 pm to attend the funeral of Brother Jordan Curd. J Harry Palmer president James L Burris secretary. The funeral of Mrs Alice Duhame is set for Wednesday at Walsh's undertaking parlors at 9 am and 9 30 am high mass at St Lawrence church.
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Porters’ and Bootblacks
Union No. 1
Boucher’s
West Park Street
Jordan Curd
J. Harry Palmer
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Elks’ Funeral
W. M. Sternfell
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Inten
St. Louis Times
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Swift Specific CO
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