Complete Construction on Weick Work and Stuces ONES
Notice of complete construction and prompt attention to all orders at No 14-16 West Sixth Street. B Osborne and Leonard Jackson, licensed embalmers, advertise their services with contact details and a reference to a funeral supply business.
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Commission in session on prize herds return from quarantine
The State Animal Health Commission met at the state house on June 2 to decide how to handle the Hawthorne quarantine return of W. W. Marsh's Waterson herd and Colonel French's Davenport herd, both cured of foot and mouth disease after the National Livestock Exhibit in Chicago. One proposal calls for isolating the herd and letting four perfectly healthy cattle mingle to test contagion. Owners of the prize animals attended, eager to recover their prized stock despite the risk.
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Catarrh Cure Claimed Constitutional Remedy
There is more Catarrh in this section than all other diseases combined and longer treated as incurable. Scianca asserts Catarrh is constitutional and requires constitutional treatment. Hall's Family Pills recommended for constipation. Cheney Co Toledo offers a cure with a $100 prize for non success.
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Rail time cards detail Westbound Rock Island schedule
Fragmentary timetable lists westbound trains with numbers 13 and 803, noting departures around 8:10 am and arrivals around 4:15 pm. Mentions Sunday service with an 11:30 pm departure and 1:58 pm arrival at unspecified locations.
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Fultz pushes talks with baseball powers amid Federal League strain
Davy Fultz continues lobbying baseball leaders with hopes of unions and players gaining concessions. The Federal League situation dominates the scene as major league talent pools tighten. Players appear cautious, avoiding strikes that could hurt the game while Fultz keeps maneuvering among top executives.
Standings of the Clubs Across Leagues and Cities
National League table shows Chicago Boston Brooklyn New York and Philadelphia with varied records while Detroit Washington and St Louis chase spots. Federal League lists Pittsburgh Newark Kansas City Chicago Milwaukee Louisville and others with mixed results. Western League includes Des Moines Denver Topeka Lincoln Omaha and more, reflecting a broad regional baseball standings snapshot.
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Baseball Results From Boston Brooklyn Chicago And St Louis
Baseball results from Boston Brooklyn Pittsburgh St Louis and Philadelphia with scores and key players listed. Reports cover American and Federal Leagues with multiple matchups and lineups including notable pitchers and batters.
Amherst Yale Baseball Game Nears in New Haven
The Amherst College baseball team prepares to face Yale in New Haven as June 2 brings a local college matchup. Reports note friction in professional leagues over gate receipts and a press-savvy agent, Davy, maneuvering amid unresolved fraternity demands and public attention.
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Piping Rock to Host Polo After Locust Valley Races
New York June 2 Harry Payne Whitney to add an attraction at Locust Valley racecourse after Pip ing Rock Racing Club events. A polo game will be played against the Copperstown four with gold Meadowbrook members likely on Whitney s side. Copperstown team to feature players not on the international squad two years ago. Large crowds expected after the races.
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Des Moines College Commencement Marks 50th Anniversary
By United Press Des Moines June 2 Rev F W Bwant of Minneapolis delivered the annual commencement address in a large campus tent as Des Moines college closed a week of exercises celebrating its 50th founding anniversary. The historical pageant Light and Truth was staged at Chautangus Park yesterday with thousands attending. The college shows rapid growth in enrollment and graduates as it enters ten more years of progress.
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Education Fund Apportions Grants Across Several Colleges
Loveland June 2 The Presbyterian Church assembly approves a fund distribution to educational institutions. A total of 2000 is allotted to Pittsburgh and Xenia seminaries, 10000 to five colleges Cooper Monmouth Muskingum Tarkio Westminster, with about 21006 remaining for the balance. The apportionment bases three fourths on comparative need and church service.
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Confederates Hold Reunion at Richmond
Richmond Va June 2 Thousands of Confederate veterans from across the south march to the city Aiditarium for the twenty fifth annual reunion as hymns like Dixie Carry Me Back to Old Virginia and Stonewall Jacksons Way echo through the capital. A black clad widow of General J E B Stuart is greeted by cheering crowds while Chaplain Tachnman prays for blessings on the nation and peace. Clarence J Queen of Washington tells the Sons of Confederate Veterans that if needed to defend national honor they will rally to the president with the same fervor as fifty years ago.
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Union of Americas proposed by Philadelphia mayor
Mayor Blankensburg of Philadelphia urged Independence Hall delegates at the Pan American conference to declare interdependence and form a new nation of nations. He also proposed an international flag to protect commerce on the high seas, saying thirteen or more nations should sign a declaration of independence and unite to be irresistible.
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Police graft case brings Chicago officers to court
Chicago officers James O D ea Storen former Maxwell street station captain and deputies Michael Weisbaum and Frederick Roth face charges for allegedly protecting burglars for a share of loot. Assistant States Attorney Stephen A Matato says evidence shows a conspiracy to aid the ring and commit burglaries making defendants principals. Six killed in auto truck plunge near Dallas Texas and nineteen injured. Russian bark Montross blown up by mine in North Sea twenty five miles from Spuin crew landed at Hull. Irvin Wenthe fourteen drowns while bathing near Waterloo Is June 2.
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Hull
Fragments from a sunlit rant on aches and bore tales
A garbled voice laments bodily pains and sagging spirits, railing at chronicle-like remedies and writers who dwell on ailments. The piece meanders through mockheroic phrases and literary allusions, ending in a critique of tiresome explanations of health woes.
Painful Goughse and Bronchitis Relief Ad
An ad promotes Schffingann's Concentrated Expectorant from Moore Drug Co offering a money back guarantee for relief of painful coughs and bronchitis. It critiques whining about rheumatic and nervous symptoms and shifts toward humorous, moral tones.
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Sage and Sulphur Compound Promises Darker Hair
An old remedy Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound is offered in ready-to-use form for about 60 cents a bottle. Marketing copy touts it darkens grey hair, smooths the scalp, reduces dandruff and prevents hair loss, claiming immediate, lasting color with routine use.
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