Ely's Cream Balm Promises Quick Nasal Relief
Nasal catarrh eases rapidly with Ely's Cream Balm, an aromatic remedy applied through the nostrils to cleanse and heal the nasal surface. Druggists sell the 50 cent size with a trial mail option of 10 cents, and a liquid form is offered for atomizer use at a small additional price.
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Ely
Geo
H. Cutler
M. D
Bakersfield
Scotch Remedy Company
Wester Agency
Ban Francisco
Sore Lungs Warn Of Weakened Lungs From Cold Woes
A medical note links persistent chest discomfort from a cold and cough to weakened lungs and suggests long term risk of consumption. It cautions readers about lingering respiratory symptoms and potential progress to severe disease.
Reward Doubled in Eddie Cudahy Kidnapping Case
Omaha reports the city council sets a tiered reward for kidnapping suspects in the Eddie Cudahy case with eight thousand for one capture, fifteen thousand for two, and twenty five thousand for all three. The second ransom letter threatens violence and police evasion, while public opinion splits on whether the bandits are emboldened or driven into a corner.
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Omaha
Cudahy
Eddie Cudahy
Bho
A. Cudahy
Teasley Ralker
Miller Recovers His Boy In Abduction Case Near Indianapolis
In a tense pursuit detectives locate the hackman who aided Mrs. Miller and Sydney. They travel to Brightwood then Lawrence where the woman and boy are found asleep in a boarding house. The father returns with the son while Mrs. Miller remains in Lawrence.
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Indianapolis
Der
Hackman
Farmer Shot by Neighbor After Slur Rumors
Lawrence Growney, a Clyde area farmer near Maryville Missouri, was shot four times by Mrs. Henry Willis wife of the Jefferson township collector. Growney was brought to Maryville for X rays and may die. Willis, held in jail, allegedly acted over slanderous tales Growney circulated about her.
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Maryville
Lawrence Growney
Clyde
Henry Willis
Jefferson Township
Growney
Willis
Populist Senator Washburn shifts to Republican party
In Harrisburg the Crawford county state senator Washburn announced his alliance with the Republican party. The move leaves Quay supporters in control of the Senate. In Michigan Stonewall J DeFrance, a noted forger jailed since 1894, has been paroled by Governor Pingree after a prior crime spree totaling about 66000 in forgeries.
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Washburn
Crawford County
Quay
Senate
Jackson, Mich
Stonewall J. DeFrance
Kalamazoo County
Kalamazoo
Pingree
DeFrance
Woman dies saving her infant from house fire
In St. Croix English Indiana on December 31 Mrs Cornelia Barth died after running back to save her 1-year-old from a burning home. She had left the child asleep in the cradle at the house and gone to her mother’s residence less than 100 yards away when the fire was spotted.
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Ind
St. Croix
Cornelia Barth
Baptized Prisoner Hanged After Murder Confession
Noah McGinnis, baptized the previous Sunday, was executed in Butler Missouri on January 1 for the murder of Frederick W. Barcharding. He confessed he did not intend to kill the old man and said he only meant to scare him, dying bravely in the act.
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Butler
Noah
McGinnis
Frederick W. “Barcharding
US Wheat Crop of 1900 Estimated 522 Million Bushels
Washington December 28. The statistician of the Department of Agriculture estimates the United States wheat crop in 1900 at 522,229,505 bushels with 495,385 acres harvested and an average of 1.229 bushels per acre. Winter wheat 350,025,409. spring 172,204,006. Nebraska sees winter gain by 590,575 acres. Corn 2,105,102,516 bushels. oats 809,125,989. barley 58,925,883. rye 23,995,927. buckwheat 9,566,966. potatoes 21,926,807. hay 50,110,906 tons.
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Department of Agriculture
Brb
Vio
Gos Bu
Washington
Dereei of Agriculture
United States
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Miles May Not Reply On Alger Beef Controversy
General Miles says he has not decided on a formal statement regarding General Alger's cann ed beef accusations. He has not read all extracts and questions whether a reply is needed after soldiers returned home and officers condemned certain actions.
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Washington
Miles
Alger
General Alger
Shoots Bride and Self After Honeymoon Ends
Omaha stockman G A V Hobbick shot his wife Ida Chambers Hobbick and then killed himself in Denver on December 31. The couple married in Denver on Christmas and lived with Ida’s mother at 1434 Champa Street. The wife survived with a chin wound. Hobbick died from a self inflicted shot to the temple following a petty quarrel.
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Denver
G. AV. Hobbick
South Omaha
Foraker replies on Porto Rico policy and Ann Arbor clash
Cincinnati December 29 Senator Foraker defends Porto Rico policy in reply to former President Harrison's Ann Arbor critique. He says Puerto Rico is more generously treated than other territories and its people accept the laws. The local legislature can repeal the tariff provision but has not done so.
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J. 2B
Foraker
Ann Arbor
Mich
Harrison
Manufacturers’ Club
Porto Rico
Dr Drake of Iowa Feared to Die at 70
Centerville Louisiana reports ex Governor Drake of Iowa near death from a lingering battle wound. Physicians fear complications as he nears his 70th birthday.
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Centerville
Drake
Iowa
New Year Celebrations Among Spanish Mexicans in California
The article describes festive New Year customs of Spanish Mexicans in California and the Southwest. Villagers hold grand dinners hosted by the local don, with arbors, barbecues, fruits, wines, and a daylong series of events including horse racing, games, and a lottery of love to pair couples for the year. The dancing begins with a contra style dance, Casqueronis remain popular, and midnight feasts ensue as preparations of eggshells, confetti, and hair let down mark the celebrations.
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California
Southwest
Festival customs in Casqueronis battle traditions
The text describes senoritas with powdered hair and hair let down at the start of the battle of casqueronis. Paper particles and eggshells are hard to remove after festivities, creating a snowy appearance. The scene is noted as pretty and tied to love lottery, likely to continue among descendants at settlements.
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Bigrest
Casqueronis
New Year Noise Echoes Through Ragged Clocks
The article notes wide timepiece discrepancies causing a rough start to the year. Early birds emit local noise while the global symphony erupts at the last instant, with engines, bells, crackers, yells, and horns creating chaotic sound for minutes. Chimes are muted by the New Year’s babel.
Aokers Dyspepsia Tablets and Moscow Waterworks Plan
Aokers Dyspepsia Tablets promise quick relief for heartburn and indigestion with a positive guarantee. The note mentions L. J. Willidroy Central Pharmacy in Moscow and reports Moscow plans to spend 48,000,000 roubles (about $24,600,000) on new waterworks for a population over 1,000,000.
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L. J. Willidroy
Central’ Pharmacy
Moscow
Kemp's Balcam Promoted for Throat and Lung Ailments
The notice claims Dillon's population around 1800 and at least half suffer throat and lung troubles. It urges residents to visit the druggist and obtain Kemp's Balcam with prices 26 cents and 60 cents and a free trial size, sold by City Drug store.
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City Drug Store
Notice of land claims and final proof filings in Montana
United States Land Office notices from Helena Montana December 4 1900 announce Jere Collins as entrant under June 4 1894 act with NW 1/4 Sec 16 Tp 6 N Range 8 W and an 80 day window for protests. Also notices of final proof by Frangott Ackerman in Dillon Montana January 1 1901 with witnesses listed for residence and cultivation.
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Helena
Mont
Jere Collins
Montana
Bex
George D. Gurzir
Register
Department of the Interior
Helens
Notics
Todawig
Wille
L. J. Price
U 8
Dillon
Vis. Frangott Ackerman
Welona
James C. Harrison
Potatis
Ie Oera
B. Price
A. S
Dion Ore EI
Anon Thomas
Polaris
Thomas H. Shivers
George H. White
Bannack
Montans
Lewis B. Bordwine
Gronce D. Grxenx
Desert land proofs set for January 15 at Dillon
United States Land Office Helena announces public proofs for Emma E. Judah and John A. Judah on desert land claims Nos. 514 and 4611. Claims located in Lima Montana with witnesses Isid Janis Henry Gleed A. Judah Joseph A. Wall and Henry Fitter. Proofs to establish irrigation and reclamation before U.S. Commissioner L J Price.
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United States Land Office
Helena
Montana
Emma E. Judah
Lima
M. N
L. J. Price
Dillon
Aleothat John A. Judah
Isid Janis
Henry Gleed
Dno A. Judah
de Emma Judah
Joseph A. Wall
Henry Fitter
John Pendergast
Bannack
Mont
L. J Price
A. S
George M. Tash
James Abrams
Polaris
Nathan A. Ames
John Willman
Gerona D. Gurene
Forest Reserve Lieu Application Filed in Helena Montana
U S Land Office Helena Montana June 29 1900 C W Clarke Sacramento Ca by Jeremiah Collins Helena Montana files to select land under the 1897 act protest period 80 days to challenge on mineral value over agricultural use signed Grace D Greene AI Register first publication Dec 21 1900
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Missoula
Montana
General Land Office
U. S. Land Office
Helena
Mont
C. W. Clarke
Sacramento
Jeremiah Collins
Grance D. Greene
Hegister
Auction Notice for Impounded Horses in City Pound
Taken up and impounded by me, three horses described as a pinto mare branded B on left shoulder and 3 on left thigh, a brown mare with dim shoulder mark about 7 years old and a brown colt two years old with no brands. Public auction at City Pound at 1 pm Saturday January 5 1901 to best bidder unless redeemed. Dillon January 1 1901 Josephus Rich Pound Keeper.
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Dillon
Josephus Rich
Estate of John W Williams Deceased Creditors Notice
Estate administrator Caantxs Mrevs announces all creditors and persons with claims against John W Williams deceased to file with vouchers within four months of first publication at L J Price office in Dillon Beaverhead County Montana. Dated January 7 1901.
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Dillon
County of
Beaverhead
Montans
Caantxs
John W
District Court
Fifth Judicial District
Estate of
Montana
John Roberts
Catterina Roberte
L. J. Price
Jno
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