Multiple Events Hit 19th Century News Digest
The Denton Shoe Company placed in receivership with Hiram Bronson named receiver. A Kansas City court case upholds taxes on a proprietary medicine linked to Rochester Brewing. A Cuban town of Banes suffers large fire damage costing about 60000 dollars. A Maine congressman gains Navy retirement. A violent double shooting in Galena, Illinois leaves two young women seriously harmed, the suspect Durerstein fatally shot and captured nearby.
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National
Greene
Ykansas
Chicago
Washington
Apetag
Millage
Pittsburg Ways
May Dieber
Hook
United States District Court
Kansas City
Rochester Brewing Company
United States
Aterest
Brewing Company
Banes
Cobara
Holguin
Cuban
Boutelle
Maine
Navy
Amelia
Tillie Bergman
Galena
George Durerstein
Anicelm Durerstein
Durerstein
Duverstein
Scales Mound
Yale undergraduates join inaugural Washington parade and society notes
Brevities cover Yale undergraduates joining the inaugural parade in Washington next March. Also listed are society weddings Elsie T Frock and Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt at Seabriskie Memorial Church Newport RI. charges, trials, and local incidents including a murder verdict in St Clairsville Ohio and a riot in Wichita Kansas with multiple injuries and arrests.
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Yale
Washington
Elsie T Frock
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
Newport
K. I
Nice
Prance
Hase
Victor Nakadebidez
John C Brain
Motile
Ata
New York
Chattanooga
Large wave of disasters and crimes reported across cities
The report details extensive damage and fatalities from fires in New York and Rochester, a city streetcar strike in Reading, several murders and attempted kidnappings across multiple states, a suicide in Brooklyn, political shifts in New Hampshire and Iowa, a Kodak plant fire, narcotic and banking scandals, and a televised submarine trial in Cherbourg with air supply advances.
Western News Roundup From A Turbulent Era
Ex Governor Tand of Minnesota assaulted Managing MontoreWenty to Black of the St Paul Dispatch. A Colorado and Southern train was trapped by a snow slide in the Alpine tunnel, snow-bound for hours. Kansas City Chief McParland offers 25 reward per thug killed by a citizen. Missouri House Democrats show sympathy with insurgent Filipinos. Zorn arranges payment for three portraits, 120 for three portraits, 1200 interest and court costs. Fire at the Cowenhaven mill near Aspen, Colorado, damages lot and three men killed by blast. a miner blown to atoms in Maddlepar, Ariz. Prisoner Budged in Oak Park Illinois plant demolished. smallpox epidemic isolates Gates Mills, Ohio. Bedard Morency Mill sash and door factory explosion in Oak Park, Illinois kills three. Pack O Beta, a cook, blown to atoms. Claude Nowell injured in Princeton. Joseph D. Keith sentenced to death for Nora Iifer murder. Caleb G Jesse pardoned after two-year sentence for shooting editor Frank Griffin in Marysville, Missouri. Denver judge fines county commissioners for poll-guarding violations. Jessie Morrison murder trial moved to March in El Dorado, Kansas. Philip H Kennedy shot and killed by wife Lulu Kennedy in Kansas City office. Herbert Marquissen fatally shot resisting arrest in Denver. Dr W B Swan of Kansas Board involved.
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Sixth Judicial District of
Iowa
Titus
Ourny
Colo
David Ozier
Shiloh
Ohio
C. Townsend
Madigan
India
Lnmr
James Jose
Portsmouth
Cudahy
Omaha
Spontiegas
Lincoln
Neb
Edward Cudahy, Jr
Charles A. Shedd
William J Shedd
Chicago
Knickerbocker Ice Company
Washington Park
Arthur Sturm
Shelby County
Ind
Clover Leaf Railroad
Newburgh
King
Tand
Minnesota
Black
St Paul
Colorado
Alpine Tunnel
Poles McParland
Kansas City
Kan
Cowenhaven
Aspen
Gates Mills
Bedard Morency Mill Company
Oak Park
Maddlepar
Ariz
Pack O Beta
Claude Nowell
Vrinceton
Joseph D. Keith
Nora Iifer
Caleb G Jesse
Frank Grifin
Grifihi
Marysville
Stephens
Butler
Denver
Board of County Commissioners
Jessie Morrison
Olin Castle
Elorado
Philip H Kennedy
Merchants’ Dispatch Transportation Company
Lulu K. Kennedy
New Ridge
Herbert Marquissen
Frank J. Kratke
Muryuissen
W. B. Swan
The
Kansas Board
Multiple Murders And Kidnapping Claims Across States
A grim clipping reports Felix Ho Cobb of Carrotton Georgia dying by his own hand after domestic trouble. A tramp Munson confesses to a 3 year old murder in Union County. A Nashville clerk Rainey faces an apparent $19,000 shortage. Kentucky Justices Paynter and Guffy draw lots to fill a vacancy. Paynter chosen. An engine collision on the Baltimore and Ohio near Anderson West Virginia kills six and injures two. Fulton Gordon of Louisville shot his wife Nel lie Bush Gordon and Archie Dixon Brown at a Louisville hotel. From Union Springs Alabama, No Wo Frazer, Bulloch County tax collector, reports threats from kidnappers claiming Frazer’s 18 year old son Bass is kidnapped for ransom, with a Memphis dated letter and claim of signature. The abductors say they will move negotiations to Kansas City.
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Clarence D Wood
Brown University
Brooklyn
New Hampshire
William E. Chandler
Henry B. Burnham
Thomas F Phelps
Washington, D. C
New York Hospital
113Th Street
New York
Frank Welch
Boston
Cedar Park
Phillipsburg
Paddy Donovan
Kid’ McCoy
Starry IX
Deer
Farmers and Mechanics’ Bank
Sharpsburg
Warry F Tlesan
Cambridge
Mass
House of Correction
Eastman Kodak Works
Rochester
N. Y
Voegele
Newerstie
Mra. Wortman
Bairds
Erle Basin
Leary
George Ward
James Jones
Washington, Pa
Samuel Wustlica
Stockdale
New Jersey Council of the
Order of United American Mechanics
National Council
Arthur E Lambert
Amillionaire
Bloomingdale Asylum
Alaska
United States Army
Seattle
New York Zoological Society
Hornaday
Dawson City
Munson
Henderson
William Gregg
Union County
Paynter
Monongahela River
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Anderson
Wo Va
Fulton Gordon
Louisville
Marreal
Blanche Mann
Gordon
Nellie Bush Gordon
Archie Dixon Brown
Guv
Kansas City
Copenhagen unrest and royal abdication rumors abroad
International dispatch reports a Vienna burglar killed six while resisting arrest and a Danish minister denying King Christian 3 will abdicate. Russian papers ordered to halt criticising the French army. Three Gershon cadets refused commissions for opposing dueling. London Daily Telegraph cites Copenhagen correspondent.
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Vienna
Faris
Christian +3
Gershon
London Daily Telegraph
Copenhagen
Ig Bet
Political and colonial tensions reported from multiple regions
The carrier of news notes strained Colombia Venezuela relations Cuban universal suffrage approval and a Cuban schools chief resignation. US Senate abolishes army canteen while yellow fever is deemed non contagious. Gas mine explosion in Coahuila kills four and injures over twenty. Maritime ships and military actions stretch tensions across Americas with Panama protection and Alaska trade links.
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Colombia
Venezuela
Alexis E. Frye
United States Senate
Havana
Salvation Army
Christian Comrades
Santiago de Cuba
Whitside
Wood
Hondo
Coahuila
Mexico
William TL. Bushnell
St Paul
Minu
Monterey
George A Converse
Hines
Newport News
Market Reports From Multiple Cities Cattle Hogs and Grains
Market reports list price ranges for cattle hogs and sheep across Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Toledo Milwaukee Buffalo New York and more. Included are grains wheat corn oats rye butter eggs and potatoes with various No 2 and grade distinctions and regional quotes.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Toledo
Milwaukee
New York
Lydia Pinkham Vegetable Compound Endorsed Widely
The piece extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a premier remedy for female ailments with pervasive endorsements and letters of cures. It warns against competing medicines and urges readers to obtain the product and seek Mrs Pinkham's advice. An unrelated parrot anecdote follows about language and biscuit terms.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lieut Mabel C Hunt Promotes Dodd's Kidney Pills
Ogden Utah January 14 1901 Lieutenant Mabel Clarice Hunt a Salvation Army officer advocates Dodd's Kidney Pills for kidney and liver trouble rheumatoid pains and blood disorders observed among workers exposed to cold and rain. She claims the pills cleanse the blood regulate the system and destroy disease asserting quicker relief and lasting benefit.
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Salvation Army
Ogden
Utah
Pacific Coast Division
Mabel Clarice Hunt
Hunt
Dodd
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Henses
Buffidloa
Tie
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Chira Meyers
Waite
Wichuta Wan
Hood Iims
Jamie Cratz
West Bluffs
Tenth Street
Union Depot
Congressman Hailey
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Jacksonville
Pla
Cuba
Texas Statesman
Ohi
Cincinnati Edison Electric Company
Frank M Brown
German National Bank
South America
Edit Dsomely Musta
Badeethe Meneoston Herald
Ossoan Ue
Bure
Wilkinsburg
Pittsburg
Reading
Tor
Pekin
Russia
Russie
Oran
Algeria
Faraman
Bouches du Rhone
W. Horace Wright
Royalist Party
Hawaii
Independent
Kitchener
Pretoria
Lourenzo Marquez
Toshi-No- Ichi
Kandai
Tokyo
Japan
Paris Figaro
Morse
Cherbourg
Western
Missour House of Representatives
Zorn
Clay Bierne
St Louis
Southern
Felix Ho Cobb
Carrotton, Ga
Atlanta
Montana
Aleutian Islands
Panama
Philadelphia
Post Office
Market Reports
Polly
Detroit Journal
Mabel C. Hunt
Canada
St. Pan
F. Pediley
Ottawa
C.J Broughton
Monadnock
N Bartholomew
Des Moines
M. V. McInnes
Merrill Block
Mich
J. Grieve
Saginaw
T O. Currie
Stevens Point
Wis
T Hulmes
Government of Canada
Salzer
SMM A
Or Out and Malliou
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Razist
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Gatarah Formuta & Direcions
Vance Co
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