Wedding of Anna Laura Adams and Rev Henry in Indianapolis
The Indianapolis Star reports the marriage of Miss Anna Laura Adams to Rev S Edward Henry of Bedford at First Baptist Church Indianapolis. Rev Henry is returning with his bride to Bedford, planning home there after July first. The ceremony featured music by Leo Riggs and a gala reception at the bride’s North Albany street home with family and friends from Indiana and beyond. The couple will reside in Bedford after a wedding trip to the West.
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Howard Henry
Indianapolis
Ind
Anna Laura Adams
Bedford
First Baptist Church
Misa Anna Laura Adams
J. D. Adams
S. Edward Henry
John Henry
Bornville
Quissenberry
College Avenue Baptist Church
W. R. King
Monmouth
Ill
Jerry Adams
Johnson City
Frank Adams
Rockville
Roy Elder Adams
Ray Adams
Joseph Henry
Knoxville
Tenn
Bermunda
Leo T. Riggs
Flower
Adams
Albany Street
McDonald Nixon
Clinton Lasher
Willits Bastian
8. C. Trueblood
Edna Trueblood
John C. McWillisma
Marshall, Ind
Evelyn Overmen
Moberly
Ella Cummings
Marshall
Henry
Panama
Holmes Sold Information in Cotton Report Case
Louis Van Riper testified in the trial of Edwin S. Holmes Jr for defrauding the government over leaked cotton crop reports. He said Holmes showed copies of bulletins claiming they were nearly complete and that Statistician Hyde approved the estimates. Holmes said he earned fifty five thousand dollars from supplying information to contacts in New York.
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Washington, D. C
Jne
Louis van Riper
Eewin S. Holmes, Jr
Holmes
Hyde
New York
Wonders of South Dakota Healings and Train Wreck Near Trinidad
A Real Wonderland South Dakota known for mines farms and formations features a healing case in Mound City. Mrs Clapp reports her son nearly died from lung trouble until Dr King’s New Discovery cured him. Santa Fe passenger train wreck reported near Trinidad Colorado on June 17 with a Marl 20 miles away.
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South Dakota
Mound City
E. D.clapp
Mra.Clapp
A. L
Santa Fe
Trinidad
Colo
Haywood trial prep shifts to Canyon county today
Boise report says William D. Haywood’s conspiracy trial will pause for a day as Harry Orchard is moved to Caldwell to face murder charges. Judge Fremont Wood will preside in Canyon county, with Orchard guarded by Idaho Penitentiary staff. Orchard’s return to Boise will be brief before Haywood’s case resumes Tuesday morning with continued evidence linking Haywood to the Steunenberg plot and to Adams. Defense claims 160 to 200 witnesses, with many testifying voluntarily amid Pinkerton connections. King, a defense witness, dies of heart neuralgia in Cannon City, Colo.
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Haywood
Boise City
Boise
Ida
William D. Haywood
Frank Steunenberg
Harry Orchard
Caldwell
Canyon County
Steunenberg
Fremont Wood
Ryan
Orchard
Whitney
Idaho Penitentiary
Adams
Pinkertons
Pinkerton
Doctor Isaac H Walker of Maine and Iowa Civil War officer
Isaac Howard Walker born October 30 1830 in Mountville Maine died June 15 1907 in Vil lisca Town aged 76 years 7 months and 15 days. A veteran of the 23rd Iowa Volunteers he rose from lieutenant to captain and served in infantry cavalry and the signal corps before medical study and practice in Adams County Illinois and nearby areas. He married Misa Sarah Compton February 4 1857 and held public offices including Page County judge and superintendent of public instruction.
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Isaac Howard Walker
Mountville
Waldo County
Maine
Villisca
Doctor Walker
Adame
John Walker
Plymouth Colony
Bellville
Richland County
Ohio
Iowa
Carlisle
Warren County
North River
Misa Sarah Compton
Page County
Lodge of
Clarinda
Walker
Jo Cramer
Iowa Volunteers
Infantry
Cavalry
Signal Corps
Harrisburg
Texas
Davenport
Eclectic Medical College
Cincinnati
Quincy
Adams County
Rawson
Dr Walker survives brutal 1870 Quincy store attack and fire
On August 18 1870 a band of robbers attacked Dr Walker in his Quincy drug store at midnight. They bound and battered him then robbed the shop and set barrels afire, a cat alerting nearby occupants to the danger. Friends rescued the apparently dead physician who, after Rawson’s care, recovered. He was interred at Oakland cemetery with Masonic and G A R honors. He left a wife and two sons and a daughter Minnie D wife of Alf J Moore. Among out of town mourners were E A Moore of Norfolk Neb Mrs Julia Cody Corning Ia and Mrs Cora Winslow Lenox Ia his cousin and nearest living relative other than wife and daughter.
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Quincy
Rawson
Oakland Cemetery
Masonic Order
Lenox
Iowa
A Happy Bride Sells Chicos Cigar Gift
A young wife seeks a birthday gift for her husband and, guided by druggist A L Bibbins, chooses Wadsworth Bros Chicos cigars. The husband praises the selection, noting the cigars’ Havana filler, good size, smoke, and value. Bibbins promotes Chicos as a 10 cent cigar for 5 cents.
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A. L. Bibbins
Wadsworth Bros
Younghusband
Chicos
Bucken's Arnica Salve Endorsed By LeRayaville Merchant
O S Woolever, a leading LeRayaville NY merchant, touts Bucken's Arnica Salve for piles and says it cured him twenty years ago. The paste is advertised as a cure for sores wounds burns and abrasions at 25 cents at Bibbins' drug store.
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O. S. Woolever
LeRayaville
Anya
Bibbins
Kidney Cure Advertisements and Anecdotes
A dated newspaper snippet highlights Foley's Kidney Cure claiming to purify kidneys and cure kidney and bladder diseases. It includes a testimonial from H. B. Rhoads & Co and a claim that German tuberculosis cures would astonish the world. Also mentions Urino Laxative Fruit Syrup testimonial from W. R. Ward of Dyersburg Tennessee.
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Foley’s
H. B. Rhoads & Co
W. R. Ward
Dyersburg
Tenn
To Cure a Cold In One Day Laxative BromOQuinine Tablets
An old advertising brief promising a cure for colds in one day with LAXATIVE BROMO QUI NINE tablets. Druggists refund money if it fails. E. W. Groves signature on each box. Price is 25 cents. Lite.
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E. W. Groves
Henry James and Twain Comment on American Manners
Henry James quips he has never heard an American woman say thank you. Mark Twain is referenced as jesting about Detroit. The passage reflects mid nineteenth to early twentieth century transatlantic attitudes and cartoonish banter about American proprieties.
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Henry James
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Dr. King’s
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Charlee W. King
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Foley
Gould
Jays Gould
Mark Twain
Detroit
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Scott
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