California Fig Syrup Co Ad Promotes Laxative Remedy
An old advertisement extols Syrup of Figs as a pleasant safe cleanser for kidneys liver and bowels and a cure for colds headaches and constipation. It notes Core of Figs sold in 50c and 1 bottles via leading druggists and urges not to substitute. The notice lists San Francisco Louisville and New York as locations and mentions A Hinaze & Sons.
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Salifornia Fig Syrup CO
San Francisco
Cal
Louisville
New York
N.Y
WasHinever
Congress
Senate
North
South Dakota
Montana
Washington
Idaho
Wyoming
Edmunds
Farmers’ Alliance
Republicana
Hearst
California
Felton
House
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Democrata
Kansas
Mr. Kyle
Judge Peffer
Alliance
Personal Notes From Edinburg Visitors and Services
A crowded scene of local and visiting residents in Edinburg includes Fred C. Runkle and Peter Dill among others visiting or passing through. Memorial services for Alvin P Hovey at Tabernacle were led by Elder Z T Sweeney with prominent tributes and a large Isham Keith Post turnout.
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Tabernacle
GAR
Alvin P Hovey
Z T Sweeney
America
GW Shoemaker
Miller
W S Swengel
W J Beck
Rhodes
Kokomo
Sweeney
Isham Keith Post
Train and Street Car Collide in Indiana
In Indianapolis a westbound Big Four engine backing down struck a street car at Kentucky Avenue causing a wreck. Six passengers bruised or injured, three seriously. no fatalities. The engineer had no rear lights and the flagman was looking away.
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Ind
Indianapolis
Kentucky Avenue
Mary Jordan
James Wilburn
Samuel Earl
American Wheel Works
Lagman
County Board Opens Session with New President
The Board of County Commissioners met this morning after J Tohmehsen was disqualified and sworn in for another term. They organized and named B B McQueen as president. Little business passed, with most time spent fixing the docket. Next week a new ditch commissioner will be chosen and liquor license and road petitions acted on. This afternoon George Daum was injured when a streetcar track caused his wagon to slide, leaving only bruises. J E Mitchell was elected junior vice commander of the G A R Post, replacing J E B Miller amid a reporting error.
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Wells Griffith
Penn Road
Seymour
A. YT. Quick
F. W. Brown
Wyoming
Ohio
John Bruning
Indianapolis
J. Hawkins
Jos. Milnes
Nineveh Township
Edinburg
Chestnut Ridge
Tom Davideog
Keokuk
Iowa
Board of County Commissioners
J . Tohmehsen
B B McQueen
Washington and
Third Street
George Daum
J. E. Mitchell
G.A.R. Post
J. E B.miller
Hermann
Was It Is the Famous Financier Bomb Killings Noted
A New York explosion at Russell Sage's office killed one man, H D Wilson, and seriously injured Benjamin F. Morton who died later. Sage survived with minor injuries. the bomber was identified as Wilson. Officials recovered papers and stock certificates amid the wreckage as investigations focused on threats and prior letters mentioning Sage.
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New York
Dec
Russell Sage
H. D. Wilson
Far Rockaway, L. I
Mr. Sage
A. P. Munn
Jay Gould
Mr. See
D. Wilson
Byrnes
Osborne
Chicago
Burlington & Quincy
Sage
Robinson
Manhattan Railway
Rector Street
Mel Lavehlin
Adjl
Pip
Russell Sage, Jr
James Walsh
Jay Grould
Unica
N. Y
Hiram Wilson
Mentoa
State Hospital
Confession Ties 1870 Killing to Ku Klux Era
Dr Felix Roan on his death bed confesses to killing Senator John W Stephen in May 1870 at Yanceyville Caswell County naming accomplices including Dr Stephen Richmond and the county sheriff. He claims all parties are dead but the revelation unsettles living prominent figures amid ongoing Ku Klux investigations and mass arrests ordered by Gov Holden after the courthouse tower death.
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Brausier
N. C
Felix Roan
Caswell County
John W. Stephen
Dr. Stephen
Richmond
Yanceyville
Holden
Superior Court
Chinese Rebels Suffer Severe Setback in Town Retreat
Shanghai Times report confirms rebels crushed by imperial troops who advanced to higher ground and seized a town. Losses on the imperial side are described as slight, while rebels retire after a sharp reverse.
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London
Shanghai
Times
Brusakus
Pekin
Eakin
Sanchekiye
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A. Hinaze & Sons
William R. Hopkins
Nellie M. Birtsel
Franklin St
Dora Kemp
George Kemp
Newbern
Penn Station
F. Briinine & Co
Jeffersonville
Brown
H. Duffy
H. W. Cook
Cramps Theatre
Lord Fauntleroy
T. Henry French Original Company
Besure
Little Lord Fauntleroy
Weller’s
Geo. W. Moyer
Columbus
Indiana
Buckey
St. Denis Hotel
Fred Wolland
Real Estate & Stock Agency
General Real Estate Commission
Jas. S. Brown
Ruddick
Orinoco
Homer S. Quick
Washington Street
Werner
Geo. W. Caldwell
Ohio Farmers Ins. Co
Joan Walker
Walesboro
HOP Plaster CO
Frop’s
Boston
Sranfeld
Atlanta
2. D
Novlitt
John A. Keith
Law
FRICE
Prather& Keith's
Peieh Street
Geo. T. McCoy
Oras Duffy’s Block
Washington’ Street
6Th
Sth
Pearl
W. J. Beck
Bice—Magonig Bioek
Cole Ee Atk
Fred C. Runkle
Yeater
Peter Dill
Franklin
W. B. Speer
Liberty
Newton Whitesides
Mr. Ferguson
Iain Beymour
B. C. Thomas
Shephernson
Western Hotel
Fred Scusky
William Jones
Mechanic Street
Albert Ott
John H. Long
Edbury
Edna Brash
Dr. Barrett
Terre Haute
Frank Reed
Crawfordsville
Frankfort
Tom Washburn
Charley Maley
Ea Stephenson
Herald Office
Birdie
Shelbyville
Ruby Riley
Lou Summers
Rushville
George Mahan
J. E. Jones
New King Kerr Combination
Ida Sidner
Alta Arbuckle
Billy May
Hope
Jesse Brown
Southern Illinois
Wm. Stalls
Bethany
Nashville
of Hovey
Geo. Kraning
Penn
B. FP
Jones
BR. RB
Silverman's
Tirton
Tipton
Picken & Kemp's Bank
Main Street
Win
Christian Workers At Lafayette
Lafayette
Young Woman's Christian Association
Flora ‘Ss. Laughlin
Greencastle
H. A. Buchtel
Board of Arbitration
Lake County
San Pierre
Warsaw
Bee
Pas Ralston
Muncie
Meurcie
Nebrska
Omaha
Neb
Ashland
Wis
G. F. Thomas
West Superior
Winnipeg
Man
de Loraine
John Peddie
Failare
Texas
Hintswonp
Tex
Dee
Wombwell & Co
Itasca
Fort Worth
Noble
Las Vegas
Ecres
Ll Sage
Bellefonte
Bellefonte, Nail and Iron Company
Uov
Bairimoax
Gometry
Iron Works
NEW Senat
WRECI
Memphis
Tenn
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