Investment lure and assorted homes in South Dakota sale
Rochford Land Co. advertises South Dakota investment opportunities and an employment agency with real estate. It lists several for sale properties including a 7 room house on Winona Street, a house between Main Street and the CM St Paul depot, a 10 room elegant residence with city water, a 5 room house with cement walk and good cellar, plus a good house and barn in a desirable location. Prices range from 950 to 2250 dollars with quick sale urged.
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South Dakota
Balcom
Winona St
Frantic Women and Nervous Conditions in Early Thought
The piece describes organic disturbances of the feminine system as nerve burning forces driving women to frantic states. It asserts that such conditions cause misery to women and those around them and hints at a remedy through treatment or regimen to overcome the disturbance.
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Endorsed By Readers
Letters from women in Tennessee and Connecticut praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relieving severe female troubles and nervous distress. The ads claim thirty years of use, cures for displacements inflammation and irregularities, and invite readers to write for advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Mary Wood
Christiana
Tenn
Lydia E. Pinkham
Tragedy at Nova Scotia Mill Waterwheel Claims Two Girls
In Lunenburg Nova Scotia on April 23 two young sisters aged nine and eleven, daughters of Henry Pernette of West Ila Have Ferry, were crushed to death when the idle lumber mill waterwheel started and drew them into its grinding teeth. The sisters had been using a shortcut across the stream near the wheel. The accident occurred as the mill began operating.
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Lunenberg
N. S
Henry Pernette
West Ila Have Ferry
Baseball scores from American and National Leagues
In the American Association Toledo beat Kansas City 7 to 4 and Columbus defeated Milwaukee 6 to 0 while Indianapolis lost to Minneapolis 2 to 6. Across the American League Cleveland 2 Detroit 1 and Washington 0 Boston 7. Philadelphia 8 New York 2. St Louis 2 Chicago 1. In the National League Pittsburg 0 St Louis 8. Chicago 2 Cincinnati 4. New York 1 Brooklyn 4. Boston 5 Philadelphia 3.
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Toledo
Kansas City
Columbus
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Cleveland
Detroit
St. Louis
Chicago
Washington
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Lilley Admits Rumors Fueled Submarine Inquiry
The special House committee probing Electric Boat pressed Representative George L. Lilley to detail grounds for his charges. Lilley acknowledged some claims were rumor based and said he introduced the resolution to bring facts to light. The panel voted to request Lilley’s letter book and stenographer’s notes, with a subpoena possible.
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Washington
House
Electric Boat Company
George L. Lilley
Lilley
Stevens
Mr. Lilley
Broussard
Congress
Navy Department
Boutelle
Boeutelle
Boutell
Reverent though drunk Russians cross themselves near shrines
The Chronicle notes most Russians of the Orthodox faith still uncover their heads and cross themselves when passing a church or shrine in the street even if intoxicated. Travelers report drunk men stagger along as friends help them through, performing the sign of the cross for them from a sledge or drosky.
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dLonden
Circumstantial Evidence Illustrated by School Rule
A teacher explains circumstantial evidence to Tommy using a drawn scenario about eating an apple in school. Tommy answers that the act is eating apples in school, demonstrating understanding of the concept through a concrete example from Youth's Companion.
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Tommy
Yoour
Eusily
Weeky Trade Review: Brighter Outlook Amid Quiet Markets
Bradstreet’s weekly assessment notes better national weather and crops lifting sentiment while distributive trade shows little impact. Some gains in the South and Central West in retail, Easter quiet in the South, but overall faster trade falls short of hopes. Demand for iron, steel, copper, coal and related goods is very weak with price cutting common.
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New York
Record heat shatters April highs in Pittsburg
Pittsburg on April 25 hits 85 degrees tying the all time April record. The heat wave leaves four people hospitalized with two in serious condition as the local weather bureau notes the surge is the hottest April day in thirty years.
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Pittsburg
Fatal love tragedy in Waukesha couple shoots and suicide
Waukesha Wisconsin on April 25 Fred Herbst of West Allis fatally shot Miss Emma Knagendorf after she refused marriage then killed himself.
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Waukesha
Wis
Fred Herbst
West Allis
Emma Knagendorf
Market Quotations Minneapolis Wheat Report
Wheat prices for May July and September quoted with weekly on track prices for No 1 hero and northern grades. May at 1.041 dollars, 1.01 percent. July 1.045. September 0.90 and a fraction. track prices list No 1 hero 1.08 and No 1 Northern 1.06, No 2 Northern 1.04 and No 4 Northern 0.96 to 1.02 dollars.
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Minneapolis
Hero
Northern
Wheat and flax price report from Duluth on track
Wheat to arrive and on track with No 1 hard at 1.0854, No 1 Northern 1.065, No 2 Northern 1.02, May 1.03, July 1.03, Sept 91c. Flax to arrive on track with May 1.18, July 1.20, Sept and Oct 1.20.
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Duluth
Northern
Cattle and Sheep Prices Reported in St Paul Market
St Paul on April 24 reports cattle prices from good to choice steers at 6.00 to 6.75, cows and heifers 4.00 to 56.00, veals 3.76 to 5.25, cowscalf Hows 5.40 to 5.55, sheep wetbers 6.00 to 6.25, good to choice lambs 6.75 to 7.09.
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St. Paul
Market quotes for Caitie Reeves to pigs and sheep
Chicago market page shows prices for Caitie Reeves cows and heifers calves hogs and sheep with ranges for quality grades. Cattle and hogs list per head values and per hundredweight plus standard variations across animal types.
Grain and livestock prices from Chicago market report
Wheat May 88 3/4 cents July 87 3/4 cents Sept 84 1/4. Corn May 66 87, July 62 1/4, Sept 61 1/4. Oats May 6 1/2 percent old 52, July old 45, Sept 36 1/4. Pork May 12.90, July 13.22 1/2, Sept 13.55. Butter Creameries 20 25 cents. dairies 24 cents. Eggs 14 cents. Poultry turkeys 14 cents, chickens 12 cents, broilers per dozen 3.59 to 5.50.
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Chicago
Choice Homesteads and farms offered in Montana and Minnesota
Montana Valley County homesteads with good soil and climate offered with inspection rates through U S Commissioners. Also Mower County farms and city property for sale. Austin area improvements, insurance services, and bonds offered. Plus a used Phaeton for sale and bluegrass cow pasture available near Lansing Avenue.
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Valley County
Montana
U. S
W Mathews
Austin
City of Austin
Banker’s Surety Company
Cleveland
Ohio
Umpire State Surety Company
New York City
Lansing Avenue
Tailor Plans Precise Uniforms for Men
The speaker outlines a careful, scientific approach to tailoring menswear, focusing on body conformation and careful fabric selection. He promises uniform success in garbing men and notes pricing is not exorbitant, with fabrics chosen from top makers.
The Mormons and the Book of Mormon origin
The Book of Mormon appeared in 1830 when Joseph Smith of Palmyra New York claimed to have received a new Bible. He preached Mormon doctrines, drew followers who moved from Kirkland Ohio to Missouri then to Illinois where Nauvoo was built and polygamy adopted before relocation to Salt Lake. The group then found their chosen land became part of the United States by treaty with Mexico.
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Joseph Smith
Palmyra
N. Y
Kirkland
Missouri
Illinois
Nauvoo
Salt Lake
United States
Mexico
Seven Wise Men of Greece with Key Aphorisms
Solon of Athens says nothing in excess. Theles of Miletus warns that suretyship brings ruin. Pittan[e]us of Mitylene urges to know thy opportunity. Bias of Priene proclaims too many workers spoil the work. Chilon of Sparta counsels know thyself. Cleobulus of hoes declares moderation is the chief good. Terlander of Corinth preaches forethought in all things.
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Ancient
Greece
Solon
Athens
Theles
Miletus
Pittaenus
Mitylene
Priene
Caria
Chilon
Sparta
Cleobulus
Hoes
Terlander
Corinth
Sentence Reversal Debate Over Ten Dollars or Ten Days
A Yonkers Statesman exchange weighs the value of reversing a judge's sentence. One asks why reverse when ten days or ten dollars would be equally harsh, illustrating the absurdity of the plea.
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Bill
Jill
Yonkers Statesman
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Maggie
Irene Collins
Harlan la Papillote Symphony Orchestra
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Mark
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Main and
Bridge St
Rochford Land Co
John H.rochford
Peter Capret
Main St
CM & St P
American Association
National League
Ratan NT
Tansind Dag
Bomen
E.H. Smith Land & Loan Co
Minn
Weekly Review OF Trade
Girl
Chicago Union Stock Yards
Caitie—Reeves
Chicago Grain and Provisions
el Padre
WNT Aa
Senenes
Schiewek the Tailor
5Th Stn
C. W . Kessler
J. Urbat
Seven Wise Men
The
Smith Insurance Aveny
Minnesota
Home
New Hampshire British America
Palatine National Union
Milwaukee Mechanics
Camden
Williamsburgh City
Austin Cigar Co
Miss Gertie Gavin
Lottie Veverka
Blanche Cambern
Ida Cronon
Thomas Rochford
Phone
South Kenwood
Desire
Els. Michelson, Prop
River St
First National Bank
U. S. Depository
W. Shaw
H. 4
Anne Banfield
Denas Capital
Cosmo Theatre
the Children’s Reformatory
Avery’s
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