Dr Greene's Nervura Spring Remedy Endorsed by Vermont Statesman
Senator Musie Peck of Brookfield Vermont touts Dr Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy as a vital spring tonic. He cites personal and vouching use by his wife for nervous prostration and broad approval, calling it the best spring medicine and a sure cure. Dr Greene's Cathartic Pills are promoted as a cure for biliousness and constipation.
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Greene
Musie 2Ek
Brookfield
Vermont
Peck
Dr. Greene
Temple Place
Boston
Mass
Wealthy Chicago widow found unconscious after night shooting
Chicago March 10 Mrs C Bragg widow of Frederick Bragg residing at 211 Thirty first street was found this morning unconscious in bed after a fatally shot incident. Her 15 year old stepdaughter Josephine Bragg was arrested this afternoon though she claims no knowledge of the shooting. Mrs Bragg is a large property holder and the stepdaughter is said to be the sole heir.
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Thirty First Street
Josephine Bragg
Aged couple robbed in brutal Crabtree assault
Three masked men forced entry to a Crabtree farm house and knocked Richard Graham and his wife senseless with an axe. The victims were found unconscious this morning. Graham is in critical condition, his wife partly recovering. Police suspect tramps carried out the robbery.
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Greensburg
Penn
Richard Graham
Crabtree
Graham
Scovel Freed From Cuban Jail After Mediation
New York correspondent Sylvester Scovel, jailed in Sancti Spiritus, is released after private mediation. Spanish minister Dupuy de Lome endorsed a mercy release without trial, via Wooster University President Rev. Scovel and family seeking government action. Parents in Wooster O. celebrate as word arrives.
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Havana
Sylvester Scovel
New York
Santa Clara
Sancti Spiritus
Liberty
Washington
Scovel
United States
Sherman
Olney
Walter J. Mullins
John McSweeney
Wooster
Cuba
Spain
Wooster University
Dupuy de Lome
Rules Shaped for 1897 Championship Bout in Carson City
Referee George Siler issues detailed Queensberry based rules for the heavyweight title fight between Jim Corbett and Fitzsimmons in Carson City on March 17 1897. Rules cover ring size rounds rest, knockdowns and penalties with strict inspector instructions and a call for a pre-fight conference.
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Carson City
Nev
James J. Corbett
Hsq
Robert Fitzsimmons
Marquis of Queensberry
Adahs Alleged Marriages At Center Of Court Fight
Defence argues Adah Richmond Stetson was John Schaeffer’s wife at the time of a proposed marriage to Stetson. Hearing spots crowded with public and press as Judge Morton hears depositions from Miss Devoy and others about a wardrobe room interview in 1874. The day features Barney Gallagher’s comic testimony on theatre feasts and Stetson’s alleged demand that all staff acknowledge Adah as his wife.
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John Schaeffer
Stetson
Adah
Richmond
John Stetson, Jr
Gaston
Mr. Morse
Supreme Judicial Court
Tvas
Eany Corner
Judge Morton
Morse
Brock
Barney
Flans
Gallagher
Maria Bates
Rich
City businessman abroad for carpet and rug orders
Mr. I. W. Chick of John H. Pray, Sons & Co. is in London at the Hotel Metropole after a business trip. He plans to buy a broad line of novelties and leaves soon for the continent with more orders for specially made carpets and expensive rugs than in any previous trip.
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I. W. Chick
John H. Pray, Sons & Co
Hotel Metropole
London
Chick
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Marcus Peck
Chicago
C. Bragg
Frederick Bragg
Tremont
A. Lundin
Prop
Tremont St
Tremont Theatre
America
New England
Rueter? & Company
Highland Spring Brewery
Vatapster
de Lome
Siler
Fitz and
Corbett
Frank Dunn
Sullivan
Post
Carson
George Siler
Fitz
Julian
St. Patrick’s Day
Wyat Earp
Brady
Jimmy Colville
Ually
Darby
Miss Devoy
Costumiere
Gastons
Barney "Gallagher
ARS Mmicliken
Alden ST
Adan Richmond Stetson
Lawoyers
Katherine Devoy
John Stetson
Adah Richmond Stetson
Adah Richmond Yreiae Bas
Elindr Chickering
TON
Columbian Hotel
Macullar Parker Company
Washington Street
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