Funeral of Mrs Brown at Congregational church
The funeral for Mrs. T. W. Brown was held at the Congregational church at 11 o clock, with services led by Rev. J. S. Boreman and Dr. Franklin. Masonic and Woodmen lodges escorted the casket from 1006 Poplar street. mourners included friends from Cumberland and Lewis. Remains were interred at Atlantic cemetery. many relatives from Iowa attended, including Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Stewart of Somerset, and Ellis Van Pelt of Indianola.
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T. W. Brown
Congregational Church
Poplar Street
Magonic
Baptist Friends
Ramsey
Franklin
Brown
Orpha Lanning Brown
Marengo
Iowa
Omaha
Neb
John Hopley
Atlantic Cemetery
Stewart
Sommerset
Mr Brown
Ellis van Pelt
Indianola
J. C
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Prevents Pneumonia Claim
The notice asserts that Chamberlains Cough Remedy averts pneumonia when a cold or la grippe leads to pneumonia outbreaks. It claims the remedy countered any tendency of a cold or la grippe to result in pneumonia and calls it the best remedy for bad colds and la gripe. Sold by Vic Emmert & Co and H. G. Weber & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Vic Emmert & Co
H. G. Weber & Co
Ja Grippe
Jas. A. Jones
Leader
Mexia
Texas
Lecture on Ben Hur by Rev Cullins at Baptist church
Attendees witnessed Rev W B Cullins portray Lew Wallace’s Ben Hur with a stereopticon, bringing vivid scenes to life. The talk highlighted the historical links to Christ’s birth and life, presenting 150 scenes including the chariot race and crucifixion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Cullins
Baptist Church
Lew Wallace
Cullias
Christ
Wen
Cullis
Thirty Quail to Io Safety Days Wager Ends
E J Young finished a thirty day quail eating stunt by consuming one bird per day, claiming good appetite still. He and Arthur Walker had a bet: if all thirty quails were eaten he would gain $1.50 per bird and two new Stetson hats. if not, he owed $2 per bird and must gift two hats and host a supper for eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Young
Arthur Walker
Mr. Walker
Local notices and personal items span Atlantic to Avoca
The column mentions Brown's China Hall and Dr C B Hess for dental work, Miss Sarah Madge possibly visiting Avoca, a jingle about monuments suggesting Ed Hassler suffers from tonailitia, and E Huchendorf pianos with easy terms. Clyde Hill is reported ill at home in the courthouse block and E Grant offers monumental work on lower Chestnut Street.
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Mr. Rasmussen
Goodaie & Rasmussen
Anita
Rev. Abraham
Grove City
Jennie Crane
Exira
Neff
Rockafellow
Miss Porterfield
John H. Scott
Kansas City
Dr. Emmett
Baby
Avoca
Dave Mosier
Ida Hassell
Corydon
Lena
H. M. Boorman
Frank Limpus
Foley
C. B. Hess
Sarah Madge
Ed Hassler
E. Huchendorf
Wif
Clyde Hill
Court House Block
Rios Gives Up Iloilo and Nets German Protection Note
From Mapnin Panay General Rios telegraphed Dec 24 that he plans to embark on the Leo XII for Zamboanga after surrendering Iloilo in the presence of military and naval commanders the mayor and foreign consuls He says he has charged the German consul with protecting Spanish interests and expects to reach Manila by month end An assumed outlet suggests the surrender was to American forces.
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Madrid
Annd
Mapnip
Rios
Vizayas
Nile
Panay
Leo XII
Zamboanga
Mindanao
Lioilo
Manila
Iloilo
Washington
Alger
Brooke
Havana
Cuba
Otis
Steamboat Teche Burns on La Fourche Trade Route
River dispatch from New Orleans reports the steamboat Teche burned yesterday on the La Fourche trade route about 50 miles above the city. No lives were lost.
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New Orlans
Teche
Gardner Wins Decision in 20 Round Fight at Metropolitan Club
Oscar Gardner of Gardner City defeats Frank Bradley of Philadelphia by knockout in the 20th round at the Metropolitan club in Wareia W Va. Bradley showed a defensive pace until Gardner's second wind and a strong jaw shot. Over 1,000 spectators witnessed the bout.
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Frank Bradley
Philadelphia
Wareia
W. Va
Oscar Gardner
Bradley
Gardner
Leslie Pearce
Atine
Plague in Delagoa district and dozen misfortunes hit cities
Telegrams report widespread calamities across US and beyond. Plague breaks out in Delagoa bay district while Newark's Sherman Opera House burns for a loss of 25000 dollars. Delaware ex governor John P. Cochrane dies at 90 in Middletown. Andrew A Bonner son of Robert Bonner dies in New York at age. Minneapolis elevator blaze destroys 1000000 dollars of wheat. Louis Slick commits suicide by coal fire. Mrs Juda Fisk dies of gastritis. she is Blaine’s niece. Granite Oil makes a 20000000 gasser in West Virginia. AM publishers association urges free paper and pulp to joint high commissioners. Mamie and Katie Bradley drown near Fulton. Leitchfield fire destroys eight stores and more. Thieves loot Hocking Valley depot in Delaware. Retail beer tax ruling by Acting AG Richards. Funeral mishap at Negaunee ends in fatality. pallbearer William Kevern killed.
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Delagoa Bay
Sherman Opera House
Newark
John P. Cochrane
Delaware
Middletown
Andrew Allen Bonner
Robert Bonner
The
New York Ledger
New York City
Minneapolis
Tta
Louis Slick
Chicago
Juda W. Fisk
Helena Herald
Paymaster Walker
James G. Blaine
Granite Oil Company
Alderman
Cornwallis
Whisky Rowfielde
West Virginia
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Anglo- American Joint High Commissioners
Mamie
Katie Bradley
Stinson Creek
Fulton
Leitchfield
Court House
Hocking Valley
Richards
William Martin
Negaunee
Mich
William Kevern
Frank Bheron
Three Synods of Lutherans Conference Opens in Painaph Pha
A historic three-synod Lutheran conference opened at St John’s Lutheran Church in Painaph Pha with delegates from the general council general synod and united synod of the south. The goal is better harmony and cooperation among Lutherans across the three bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Painaph Phia
General Council
General Synod
United Synod of the South
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Stocks Rally in New York as Railroads Rise
Stocks were strong and higher in New York with broad business. Railway quotations advanced 1 to 2 points on average, and gains were even larger in the rail specialties. Sugar declined 8 points to close the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Grain-O and cure claims in Mexican newspaper ad
A cluster of old advertisements tout medicinal products including Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy and Grain-O. Claims of rapid grippe recovery by J A Jones of Mexia Texas are paired with testimonies and prices. Also promotes De Witt’s Liver Pills and Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for teething babies and a witch hazel salve for piles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Perry
Columbus
Foley's Honey and Tar and Quinine Cold Remedy Claim
An advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar as the best throat and chest remedy with a guaranteed cure. It promotes Week's Laxative Quinine Tablets to cure colds, claims to remove toxins via opened secretions and laxative action, and offers no cure, no pay with 26 and 5 cent prices through F Parsons & Co. sole agents.
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Foley
F. Parsons & Co
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Wiota
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See
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Fred Dawaon
J. S
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Congress
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McDonald
O. D. Bryant
Honolulu
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Expansion
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Boston
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Pingres
Fuller
Philippines
Michael Ferrandon
Nicholau Zoutzouble
Soteros de Sarantos
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Joe Gans
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Wilmington
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Charles W. Hagerman
Wells Island
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Justice Spring
Justice Childs
Typographical Union
No. 9
Express Orite
Aide
Ayres & Sons
Hocking Valley Lump Coal
B. R. Wasson
Mer Atlantic
Synods OF Lutherans
Miles
War Investigating Commission
Swift Beef Company of
Eagan
Keifer
Savannah
J. Warren Keifer
Seventh Army Corps
United States
Panama
Duxum
N. L. Borglund
Peter Hanson
St. Louis
Heydt Bakery Company
Biddle Street
Luke Tully
Grippe
de Witt
Vie Emmert
Dewitt
Vic Emmert
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