Woman sails as master of sea going vessel
Brainerd Dispatch notes Della Cross of Brooklyn owns and commands the schooner Oregon, claimed to be the only woman master of a sea going vessel. A local justice of the peace recently jailed a man for fifteen days for stealing an umbrella on a rainy day while a curious observation mentions no dead mosquitoes among insects killed by electric lights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Hower, Miech
Justice of the Peace
Mars
Della Cross
Brooklyn
Oregon
Ameri can Becomes Master of Anglo-American Masonic Lodge
Turopore Tiron has been made master of the Anglo-American Masonic lodge at Paris, the first American to hold such a position in an English lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turopore Tiron
Paris
Rolling Stone of Brownfield Moves Beat Record
A man from Brownfield Maine who has been married sixteen years and moved thirty five times in that period claims to have set a rolling record. The note highlights his persistence and frequent relocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownfield
Italian inmate released after forty years seclusion
An inmate at a lunatic asylum in Bre scia Italy was freed recently after a forty year seclusion. During the period his cost to the institute totaled over $5 000, reflecting long term confinement and care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brescia
Italy
Warwick farmer fights gang of tramps with hive attack
A Warwick farmer identified as R. L. tried words to chase a group of tramps from his yard without success and resorted to overturning a hive of bees. The visitors then hurried away from his property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warwick
R. L
Rising Buffalo attorney praised as talent from Our Chauncey circle
Mr Ganson Drrrw, nephew of Our Chauncey, is named among Buffalo's rising men noted for marked talent. The figure is said to belong to an eminent law firm, signaling early career promise in the city’s legal scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ganson
New York Newspapers to Adopt Type Setting Machines
It is reported that the World Herald Sun and Times in New York will adopt type setting machines like the Tribune. About half of the 1,000 compositors may be laid off as a result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World, Herald, Sun and Times
New York
The
Tribune
Flowering Plants In Polar Regions
A flowering plant has never been found within the antarctic circle, but in the arctic region there are 762 kinds of flowers. Their colors, however, are not so bright or varied as those of warmer regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antarctic Circle
Arctic
Clock from Savannah exchange tower to be replaced
The clock that has marked time from the Savannah exchange tower for eighty seven years was renewed due to unreliability. A modern timepiece will take its place, signaling a move to updated timekeeping at the historic landmark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exchange
Savanah
Secret of the Malcolm lens ends with its maker
William Malcolm who died in Syracuse New York carried to the grave the secret of the principle behind the famous Malcolm lens a scientific instrument of immense value to astronomers and related fields
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Malcolm
Syracuse
N. Y
Malcolm
Weather forecast lesson from the tropics fly wheel
The New York Herald argues that America should watch the exceptional movement of the great aerial current encircling the tropics, calling it the fly wheel of all atmospheric machinery on the globe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New York Herald
America
Tropics
New York Builds Water System at Cost of 26.5 Million
New York now has the best water supply among great cities after completing a new aqueduct costing 26,500,000 including land condemned for public use. The daily capacity is 318,000,900 gallons, about one third more than the city currently requires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mrs Auesrose Crores Bakes Counted Cookies and More
Mrs. Auesrose Crores of South Jackson Michigan has tallied a year of baking for her family. The records show 2368 cookies, 1958 doughnuts, 217 cakes, 266 pies, 81 puddings and 793 loaves of bread, a testament to a hearty appetite in a not very large household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auesrose Crores
South Jackson
Mich
Connecticut Hero Lyon Aided War Effort Found Cooking Near Denver
A pauper of Gen. Lyon, famed for Mexican and Civil War service and for bequeathing property to the government, is found cooking in a graders camp near Denver, while her invalid husband works. Also, the wife of Lincoln’s first private secretary, Frank Milton, cooks on the steamer St Croix on a western river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyon
Connecticut
Denver
Colo
Lincoln
Frank Milton
St. Croix
Widow Recovers After Snakeskin Bonnet Scare
In Galveston a Mrs Kate Lynchbar, a widow, alarmed neighbors when a mysterious object in her bonnet struck her head. A search revealed a small puff adder behind a dressing case. Believed to be from Mexico, likely smuggled in bananas. Her hair saved her from a venomous bite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Lynchbar
Mexico
Congress to repeal act on lands and irrigation surveys
Washington reports Congress will repeal the act withdrawing lands or irrigation surveys. The Senate confirmed nominations including James Russell Seley of Massachusetts as assistant secretary of the navy, Allured B. Nettleton of Minnesota, Oliver L. Spaulding of Michigan as assistant secretaries of the treasury, Henderson M. Somerville of Alabama, Lewis Stackpole of Massachusetts, and Ferdinand N. Shurtleff of Oregon as general appraisers of merchandise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Senate
James Russell Seley
Massachusetts
Navy
Allured B. Nettleton
Minnesota
Oliver L. Spaulding
Michigan
The
Treasury
Henderson M. Somerville
Alabama
Lewis Stackpole
Ferdinand N. Shurtleff
Oregon
Farmer's Alliance nominates J. H. Baker for Congress
In Kasota the Farmer's Alliance of Minnesota's Second District met and nominated J. H. Baker for Congress. Mrs. F. F. Fargo dies at the family mansion on Fargo Avenue in Buffalo after a long illness. she was the widow of William G. Fargo, the express manager after whom Fargo, North Dakota was named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer's Alliance
Minnesota
Kasota
J. H Baker
F. F. Fargo
Fargo Avenue
Buffalo
N. Y
William G. Fargo
Express
Fargo, N. D
Storms and wrecks plague towns and seas worldwide
A cyclone near Peoria wrecked a freight train and killed one man while cropland suffered heavy damage. The schooner William Rice is lost with all sixteen crew dead. Severe English storms ruined crops across southern counties. In Slonim a hurricane wrecked part of the town, with many buried and nineteen bodies recovered. In Norwalk lightning killed three sons of Otto Goldner. At Chi Chicago steamer explosion inquest links naptha to the blast. Ebengen roof collapse burns eleven workers, five killed. Yangtsze wrecked on the Chinese coast with treasure and cargo lost. crew and passengers saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Ill
William Rice
England
Slonim
Russia
Norwalk
Ohio
Otto Goldner
Willie
Freddie
Otto
Chicago
Ebengen
Wortemburg
Yangtsze
Riots and crimes flash through Fayette county scene
In Fayette county Georgia a whites and blacks riot left four Negroes dead. volunteers remain armed. A deputy recorder shot his wife, then himself, and hanged in a barn. Omaha train robbers connected to a Duluth incident and several other crimes are reported. Malta papal excommunications. Various frauds, murders, slander suits, and a Tuscumbia shooting affray follow. Erzeroum unrest rises with Armenian Christian districts evacuating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayette County
Mandeville Ault
Omaha
Duluth
French agriculture council imposes cotton and wheat duties
The supreme council of agriculture of France votes a 5 percent duty on cotton 5 francs per 100 kilos on wheat and 8 francs per 100 kilos on wheat flour. Other items include diplomatic notes and imperial concerns across Europe and the Atlantic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Council of Agriculture of France
Joseph Chamberlain
London
America
Riazan
Russia
Alfred von Kendler
Vienna
Halifax
Bermuda
Canada
British Cabinet Drops Tithes Bill and Adjourns Parliament
The British cabinet decides to drop the tithes bill and pass minor measures and supply votes, then adjourn Parliament. The Southern Christian Temperance Union assembly opens at Asheville North Carolina with Mise Willard in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Christian Temperance Union Assembly
Ashville
N.C
Mise Willard
Turbulent Buenos Ayres and Chicago Exposition Nears Closure
Reports from Buenos Ayres say troops are in, garrison under arms, and public excitement fades as government house guards withdraw. In Chicago a Sunday closing for the exposition is urged, while a beer war eases with prices to be restored. Nationwide panic, bank liquidity fears in Argentina, and a promised Grand Army procession in Boston are noted. John Harris of Illinois dies at Tuscola, aged seventy, weighing six to seven hundred pounds. An Asiatic cholera case in Atchison, Kansas, results in the death of Mrs. W R Bishop. two physicians confirm the diagnosis. symptoms were sporadic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Ayres
Chicago
Government House
National Bank
Montevideo
United States
Committee On
Gen. Alger
Boston
John Harris
Ilinois
Tuscola
Atchison, Kan
W. R. Bishop
Market Report From Western Cities Prices on Wheat and Grains
Western markets in Chicago St Paul Minneapolis and Milwaukee show grain prices by grade. Wheat No 2 Spring 92 to 92 1 2 c, No 3 Spring 78 to 85 c, corn No 3 31 c, oats No 2 27 c. Barley nominal, flax $1 45, eggs 12 to 124 c. Regional figures from St Paul Minneapolis and Milwaukee list similar ranges for wheat corn oats rye and dairy items with prices per bushel and per hundredweight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy
Burrer
The Telephone in War
J J Carty argues telephones will be crucial in war as in peace. He cites a Buffalo board of trade meeting called in minutes and suggests mobilizing state militias via widespread telephone lines. He notes German government control of communications for war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Carty
Telephone Company
Buffalo
Board of Trade
Mr. Carty
Germany
New York Commercial Advertiser
Fightin' on the Street A Big Man in Calm Stroll
A big, broad shouldered man walking peacefully is interrupted by a small man performing panto mime. The latter declares he is fighting, threatening violent harm, and the exchange ends with the larger man asking what he is doing as the street confrontation unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville American
Prayer for Husband Reveals Longing in Western City
A young woman not yet engaged recounts nightly prayers for her future husband. She asks for his protection, health, and success, then reveals she also hopes they will be brought together soon. The Washington Capitol reports the candid confession with light humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Capitol
Look at your fashionable young women in reform lecture
A dress reform lecturer mocks women by citing Solomon and fashion, imagining Solomon in a tight redingote. The satirical line ends with the claim Solomon would have been placed in an insane asylum, per the Norristown Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon
Norristown Herald
Steepest Cliff Railway Links Lynmouth and Lynton
The Edinburgh Scotsman shows a picture of the Cliff Railway regarded as the steepest in the world. It connects Lynmouth Esplanade to the cliff face with a constant incline of one in one and three quarters. The ascent covers about 1,000 feet in roughly a minute and a half, using hydraulic power fed by the river Lynn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinburgh Scotsman
Lynmouth
Lynton
Eng
England
Lynn
Republican State Convention Nominates Merriam in Unanimous Show of Support
The Republican State Convention in St Paul approved a platform endorsing the administrations and tariff status quo, and unanimously nominated William R. Merriam for Governor after Hennepin delegates moved to declare the informal ballot as unanimous. Knute Nelson also sought nomination, with Braden and Eddy backing rivals before Merriam's unopposed victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Joel P. Heatwale
Northfield
John G. Nelson
Otter Tail County
Rice County
E. K. Roverud
Gordon E. Cole
Republican Party of
Minnesota
Wm. R. Merriam
Wm. H. Eustis
W. W. Braden
Frank M. Eddy
Knute Nelson
Hennepin
J.T. Wyman Rose
Ilam
Merriam
E. F. Knappen
F. M. Eddy
Pope County
Ives
V.e. Brown
Rock County
Col
Joseph Bobleter
Treasuer
Col. Bobleter
Jost Boareven
W. Donaldson
Kittson County
Hans Mattson
Col. Mattson
Barker
Isanti
F.p.brown
Faribault
8. P. Child, of the Banlt — Delegation. H. C. How- Cox
Nominations Named For Minnesota Attorney General Race
Delegates nominate Moses E. Clapp for attorney general by acclamation amid cheers. The ticket lists Merriam, Ives, Bobleter, Brown, McGuire, Clapp, and Holcomb with brief bios of Ives and McGuire and notes Brown and Holcomb as other nominees and their backgrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Tawney
Winona
Moses E. Clapp
William RE. Merriam
Ram- Bey County
Gideon 8. Ives
Nicollet County
Joseph Bobleter
Brown County
Fred P. Brown
Faribault County
Peter J. McGuire
Polk County
Otter Tail County
Supreme Court
Charles P. Holcomb
Washington County
Gladstone Hears Sherman Addresses via Phonograph in New York
Mr Gladstone attended a New York exhibition where Gen Sherman and other prominent figures spoke through a phonograph. Col Gouraud transmitted the remarks to Europe while Mrs Gladstone accompanied him. An album of letters regretting absence completed the souvenir. Gladstone praised Sherman and thanked Americans for their kindness and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexpos
Gladstone
Gen. Sherman
New York
Col. Gouraud
Europe
Mr. Gladstone
America
Land Decisions Involving Railroad Land Grants Open to Settlement
The secretary of the interior decides several land cases linked to Northern Pacific and other railroad grants. Decisions affirm land open to settlement in Malone v Northern Pacific area and reject entries due to prior rights or withdrawal status. Rulings confirm withdrawals remain in force until the railroad route is definitively located and grant defined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waasuhington
Special Telegram
Secretary of the Interior
Northern Pacific
J. B. Rolleur
Helena
Malone
Noble
Land Office
B. O. Akkelberg
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Manitoba
Fergus Falls
J. A. MacArthur
Vancouver, Wash
Ainsworth
Portland
Kalama
Senator Sanders and Carter of Montana in a disorderly ride
A ten person party including Senator Sanders and Representative Carter rode a tally-ho coach to Alexandria last night. A bugler woke the town and police raided the coach. The bugler was arrested for disturbing the peace and Sanders posted $5 for his appearance in court before the party was released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senator Sanders
Representative Carter
Montana
Alexandria
Wes Long
Cet
Pepeuarten
M B Cook Politician Shot Dead in Jasper County
T M B Cook a Republican politician from Jasper county and 1888 district congressional candidate was killed by buckshot in Jasper county. He reportedly delivered an incendiary speech earlier and was found dead after having been shot multiple times. details of the death remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menriptan
Miss
T. M. B. Cook
Jasper Mocenius
Congress
Jasper County
Albino killer Whitey captured after eight years on run
Sheriff Guthrie of Hughes County brings back in chains an albino man nicknamed Whitey who murdered a man in Pierre eight years ago. Whitey, described as a dangerous character, swore he would not be taken alive and was captured near Evanston Wyoming about forty five miles from the Union Pacific railroad while en route home from Wy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apgrpery
Guthrie
Hughes County
Whitey
Pierre
White
Evanston
Union Pacific Railroad
Wyoming
Steamer Collision Near Fort Carroll Kills Five
Excursion steamer Louise and Bay line steamer Virginia collided near Fort Carroll. Five dead named: Mrs Mahlin Marshall Charles Gren zer Daniel Kopp Mrs Howard Keizer William Birgel. Seven missing and twelve hospitalized in critical condition as rumors spread and relatives gather. Pilots deny negligence.
Wallace Fire Devastates Northern Idaho Town in 400000 Loss
Wallace yesterday suffered the most destructive fire in Northern Idaho, destroying nearly every business house and several residences across six blocks on Bank Street and Sixth. Antonio Demario was found burned beyond recognition, with others missing as water ran out and the Hanley house and Club theater burned fiercely. The blaze spread rapidly despite a quick alarm, ending with explosions and ongoing search for missing and presumed dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wash
Wallace
Idaho
Spokane
Sixth Street
Hanley House
Louise
Virginia
Bay Line
Behring sea terms scheme eyed by U.S. cabinet
Washington reports that the Harrison administration quietly weighs a Behring Sea plan to bar merchandise in bond from Canada via the United States, aiming to disrupt Canadian rail traffic while risking Northwest farmers. Cabinet divisions exist, with opposition from some members and strong resistance from Speaker Reed and New England interests. Prior Cleveland proposals in 1888 stirred Northwest furor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Behring Sea
Britain
Canada
United States
Harrison
Northwest
Cleveland
Congress
House
Cullom
Interstate Commerce Committee
Reed
New England
Minnesota
Married on the Quiet at Washmorton Porters Reported
Miss Lillie B Porter daughter of William D Porter and grandniece of Admiral Porter disappeared from home last Saturday. A note from her said she had married and gone to Chicago with her husband. Friends say she wed secretly in June to a young man named Pamon O'Brien who once worked as a hotel clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washmorton
Lillie B. Porter
William D. Porter
Admiral Porter
United States Navy
Chicago
Board of Trade Man Fails on Oats Market Bulling
Ernest Hess, a prominent board of trade commission man, collapses with liabilities estimated at 150000 to 200000 amid allegations of bulling the oats market. Also announced is the failure of Robert G. Tennant & Co, a small provisions trader, deemed of little consequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Carcaco
Ernest Hess
Robert G. Tennant & Co
Tennant
Poison Meat Cases Prompt Wisconsin Officials to Act
Maison Wisconsin Special Telegram report states State Dairy and Food Commissioner I C Thomb was summoned to Rice Lake to probe a meat poisoning case. About seventy five pounds of allegedly diseased meat were sold at a local market and twenty one people are seriously ill. Several nearly died last night. Hee Lake city physician treats poison victims noting vomiting cramps. State chemist found no arsenic traces, despite symptoms suggesting poison.
Whipped by a Boy. Steamboat Captain lashes out in defeat
Pepin Wisconsin July 28 Captain Ir yen Millicon of the steamer Menominee tried to kick seventeen year old William Pralow. The captain drew a revolver but Pralow disabled him with a dodge and a punch. Pralow then overpowered the captain, who retreated to Durand to file charges. Both men were arrested. Friends of Pralow are outraged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pepin
Wis
Special
Iryen Millicon
Menominee
William Pralow
Pralow
Durand
Young Parlow
Young Pralow
Murdered Medicine Men in Washington Killings Arrests
Four Indians are jailed in Klickitat county on suspicion of murdering Chief Hibery whose body was found in Rock Creek and accused of killing Chief Yellow Ash two years earlier. Both chiefs were medicine men and the text suggests anger over failed snow miracles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spoxanxe Falls
Wash
Kickitat County
Hibery
Rock Creek
Yellow Ash
Klckitat
Yakima
Annie Godwin Verdict. coroner finds abortion death in New York
Coroner's jury finds Annie Godwin died at Mrs Shaw's house from an abortion performed by Dr McGonigal. Augustus Harrison and Mrs Fannie Shaw deemed accessories before the act, and Davis the coachman an accessory after. McGonigal and Shaw held without bail, Harrison $5000, Davis $1500, to await grand jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Annie Goodwin
McGonigal
H. 8
Fannie Shaw
C. Merritt
Davidson
Gus Harrison
Andrew Fanning
Sadie Traphagan
Annie Godwin
New Yorks
Shaw
Augcustus Harrison
Davis
The Fast Mail’s Narrow Escape in Krisoorse City
The fast mail on the St. Paul road yesterday collided with a truck as the mail clerk threw off mail. The truck was knocked under the moving train, derailing one car. The trucks fell into a cinder hole and halted the train a few feet from the Wisconsin river bridge, eighty feet away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krisoorse City
Wis
St. Paul Road
Wisconsin River
Drowning at Willow Springs Picnic Ends in Tragedy
Miss Lena Jennings twenty, of Chicago, drowned in the Desplaines river at Willow Springs while on a boat with Fred Deere and Charles Sousia. The boat capsized and no rescue attempt was made as two men clung to the craft while about 2,000 picnickers watched from the shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curcaco
Lena Jennings
Desplaines
Willow Springs
Theoung
Fred Deere
Charles Sousia
Chicago
Arrest of Knapp Stout treasurer on fatal assault charge
St Louis July 28 John H Douglas treasurer of Knapp Stout Company was arrested on a charge of killing Charles Dost an employer who accidentally broke valuable timber He allegedly struck Dost over the head fracturing the skull Douglas denial Bail refused pending the coroner s inquest He is described as wealthy and socially prominent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
John H. Douglas
Knapp, Stout & Company
Charles Dost
Douglas
Dost
Douglass
Dagger Attack Ends in Deadly Quarrel in Wixstree
In Wixstree two intoxicated men named Wilkins and Swarensen fought over where to buy beer. Swarensen stabbed Wilkins in the head with a dagger. Swarensen has not been arrested and Wilkins is not expected to survive the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wixstree
Wilkins
Swarensen
Conductor and Brakemen Arrested in Freight Theft Case
La Crosse special reports Conductor G. W. Goodwin of a Burlington and Northern freight train and his brakemen Charlie Hawley and A Tolbert have been arrested for stealing goods from cars. Authorities believe a systematic robbery has persisted for some time and expect further arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Special
G. W. Goodwin
Burlington & Northern
Charlie Hawley
A. Tolbert
Punished for His Crime
Mapison Special Telegram reports that Jnc Froelich, once respected in Marshall, was sentenced to eight years in prison for abusing his two daughters aged seventeen and fourteen. The abuse had continued for several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mapison
Jnc
Froelich
Marshall
Nasby's Father Dead in Totopo Ohio
Nathaniel R. Locke father of D. R. Locke known as Petroleum V. Nasby died in Totopo Ohio at age ninety seven. Born in Deerfield Massachusetts in 1793 he served in the War of 1812 and remained a zealous Methodist since age fifteen. He was an abolitionist, an early Republican founder, and lifelong prohibition advocate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nasby
Totopo
Ohio
Nathaniel R. Locke
D. R. Locke
Petroleum
Republican Party
Congressional Irrigation Debate and Public Land Bills
A lengthy congressional session featured Senator Moody of South Dakota opposing fund withdrawals and urging artesian irrigation. House and Senate debated the original package bill on commerce and state powers, with amendments on railroads land, and a mix of public lands and Indian affairs. Additional action covered pensions, mineral and timber legislation, and an obituary note for Representative Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HOUSE
House Committee On Public Lands
Wisconsin
Pelican
Comstock
Senator Paddock
Senate
South Dakota
Walker
Missouri
Committee On Indian Appropriations
Minnesota
Lake Winnebagoshish
Cass Lake
Leech Lake
North Dakota
Senator Casey
Turtle Mountain
White Earth
Temperance Lecture Sparks Odd Exchange Over Nose Paint
A temperance lecturer urged reform to a front row listener who joked that his own nose paint cost 4.60 dollars including travel. The man said he fished yesterday and would have a fair nose soon, prompting the lecturer to continue.
Seasonal Tonic Snafu Sparks Patent Medicine Debate
A Connecticut inventor markets a tonic as the great spring tonic in spring then shifts to the great summer tonicc in summer and changes the label for fall and winter. The Detroit Free Press warns a one season tonic will fail to attract steady business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
Detroit Free Press
Dobbins' Electric Soap Made Cheap for All
An endorsement praising Cragin & Co for lowering the price of Dobbins' Electric Soap, calling the company a benefactor to overworked women and urging readers to try the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cragin & Co
Man Refuses to Feed Self, God Will Not Provide Aid
A brief proverb-like note states that if a man will not feed himself, the good God will not feed him, implying personal responsibility for sustenance. It reflects a moral stance on self-help and divine aid.
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Brainerd Dispatch
Ingersoll & Wieland, Publishers
Malta
Alanson Lee
Ashbury Park
Harry Brown
W. H. Taylor
Charles Ehret
United States Express
John
Hanley
George Olson
Granville
Michael Haas
Ed A. Stevens
Thaddeus
Dickey
Name-Manufacturing
Martin Houk
Baltimore
Martin
L. H. Bartlett
Bank of
Fort Morgan
Cal
Seattle
Danbury
Conn
Larnes
Frank Willerman
Denver German and Centennial Building and Loan Association
John H. Duncan
Springfield
William H. Wade
Duncan
Wade
Aurora
John A. Steele, Jr
Tom Steele
John Goodwin
W. P. Challen
Tuscumbia
Ala
Tracy Abernathy
Erzerouin
Musselmans
Foreign Grist
Instantinople
Porte
Turkey
Duke of Clarence
Prince of Wales
India
War Sprite
Botham
Victoria
B.C
Behring Sen
Milwaukee
Republicans of
Pee
Lis
William R. Merriam
Blaine
Central
Americas
Mquor
Ublican Party
C. K. Davis
Ignete Paar
Sonia
G.S. Ives
St. Peter
D. M. Clough
Mr. Ives
Clough
Secretary OF State
Hennepin County
F. P. Brown
Brown
Mattson
J. Simmons
Hue
Weres Wiivwe
P. J
Srosenesestacebapters
Tee
P. J. McGuire
CHO EL Cere Teeseee
P. W. Wilat
Martin County
C. E. Holcomb
Holcomb
Franklin County
Ffteenth New York Volunteers
Crookston
Ireland
Wright County
Red River Valley
Capt. Braden
Braden
Pupeene Court
Washington Art
Mississippi
Chesapeake Bay
Antonio Demario
United State
Chamber of Commerce
City of
Citizens’ Census Committee
Josephine Hatchard
Thomas Hatcard
Minnie Beardsley
France
Chamber of Deputies
M. Roche
Robo
Savannan
John Cleary
Farmers’ Alliance
Olivia
Cleary
Harris
Rogmore
Nishy
Congressional
Moody
Powell
Casey
Hermann
Reagan
Messrs. Plumb
Cockrell
Teller
Stewart
E. B Taylor
Culbertson
Texas
Henderson
Iowa
Committee On Appropriations
Senate Committee On Privileges and
Pettigrew
Power
Commission
House Committee On Rules
Raum
Appropriations Committee
New York Sun
Hoffman House
Red Coats
Foreign Legion
Metz
Castoria
Ocean
Syaurhity
California Fig Syrup CO
San Francisco
Louisville
Ayer
J. C. Ayer & Co
Lowell
Mass
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