Common Sense Remedies for Colds and Lung Issues
An article promoting Dr. Pierce remedies for common and uncommon colds and potential consumption. It advises mild laxatives and vegetable pills for early symptoms, suggests Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for persistent cough, and notes a topical alterative extract. It advertises Dr. Pierce's medical adviser book and pamphlet options.
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Dr. Pierce
Pierce
Common Sense Medical
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo, N. Y
Japan Breaks Diplomatic Ties With Russia
In St Peters burg the severing of diplomatic relations by Japan after the Russian note surprised observers. Russia views the move as a bold act and Japan asks for passports as baron Kurino prepares to depart. Count Lamsdorff and Sir C Scott discussed the rapid developments.
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St. Petersburg
Japan
Russia
Baron de Rosen
Tokio
Baron iXomura
Foreign Office
Lamisdorff
Count Lamsdorff
M. Kurino
C. S. Scott
Governor warns against speculation and sudden wealth
In Lincoln Nebraska Governor Mickey denounces board of trade traders in a Y M C A address. He laments hastily earned wealth and urges young men to give ten percent of income to God, saying ninety nine of a hundred who make $100 on the board go to hell. He would prefer boys earning one dollar daily to a sudden million.
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Lincoln
Neb
Board of Trade
Mickey
Portland man held for sister-in-law death
Luther Collins aged 32 was arrested at Decatur on charges of causing the death of his sister-in-law Miss Malizza Smitley 19. Miss Smitley made an ante mortem statement to a physician revealing her disgrace. Collins planned to leave the country and will be held without bond.
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Portland
Ind
Luther Collins
Decatur
Malizza Smitley
Smithey
Collins
Meacham Appointed to Vicksburg Battlefield Commission
Florus D. Meacham of Chicago has been appointed by Gov. Yates as a member of the Vicksburg battlefield commission. He succeeds Gen. John C. Black, commander in chief of the G A R.
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F. D. Meacham
Springfield
Florus D. Meacham
Chicago
Gov
Yates
Vicksburg Battlefield Commission
Mr. Meacham
Gen
John C. Black
Sarah J. Lippincott
Grace Greenwood
Harper & Bros
Julian Hawthorne
Richard G. Moulton
University of Chicago
Hanna
Edward Butler
St. Louis
House of Delegates
Fire destroys Nash ville block in Illinois. loss $36,500
Fire in Nashville Illinois on February 8 burned a block from Main to Adams streets. Investigators suspect incendiary origin. Estimated property loss totals $36,500 with $18,200 covered by insurance.
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Nashville
Ill
Main
Adams Streets
Receiver Appointed for Garden City Stationery Co
Judge Ferrell names Israel Wood as receiver for the Garden City Stationery company in Elkhart Indiana. Liabilities total about 100000 while assets are around 60000 leaving a substantial deficiency for creditors. The appointment comes as the county treasurer reported the financial shortfall and recommended receivership to protect claims.
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Elkhart
Ind
Ferrell
Israel Wood
Garden City Stationery ~ Company
Bankers oat case ends with jury verdict
A jury delivered verdict in a banker case, adjudicating the central dispute and outlining the judgment against the defendant. Details of the evidence and the court proceedings remain limited in the accessible text.
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Cee
Violence at Coal Creek: Deaths in Labor Dispute
In a mining town near Knoxville a violent clash in the Coal Creek labor fight left three union foes dead and one deputy sheriff killed by guards. The Coal Creek company refused to resume Fraterville and Thistle mines after a wage scale was signed by the United Mine Workers of America, prompting months of shutdowns and continued arrivals of non union workers amid growing tensions around the station.
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RarthWen
Knoxville
Coal Creek Company
United Mine Workers of America
Fraterville
Thistle
Swords
Seab
Drowned Daughters of Barrett Family in Patoka Flood
Bertha and Tina Barrett aged 4 and 7, daughters of Daniel Barrett, were drowned early Sunday when floodwaters rose rapidly near Princeton Indiana. The storm broke doors and swept the family away. The father saved one child and a little son was found half frozen on a stump.
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Princeton
Ind
Bertha
Tina
Daniel Barrett
Patoka River
Life Sentence for Murder in Cleveland Case
Tony Ghickoan Halian was sentenced to life imprisonment by Judge Dissette in the Criminal Court of Cleveland for fatally shooting Andrew Crouch, a street car conductor, after Crouch refused to grant a transfer. The crime occurred several months ago.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Tony Ghicko
An Halian
Dissette
Criminal Court
Andrew Crouch
Baby smothered by cold under covers in Welsh Run
In Chambersburg Pennsylvania on February 8 a two month old infant died after being placed under heavy covers to keep warm as temperatures dropped to four degrees below zero. Police investigation ongoing.
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Chambersburg
John B. Zimmerman
Welsh Run
Girl Fatally Injured by Cinder in Decker Snowball Incident
Esther Smith aged 6 in Vincennes Indiana was fatally struck on the head by a cinder thrown by Thomas Brock a liveryman at Decker. The cinder had been aimed at boys who pelted Brock with snowballs.
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Vincennes
Ind
Esther Smith
Thomas Brock
Decker
Brock
Ex-Convict Kills Two at Princess Theater
John White an ex convict killed Policeman John Burns and switchman John Sharp in the gallery of Middlesboro Tennessee Princess theater. A stampede was narrowly averted and the murderer escaped.
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Knoxville
Tenn
John White
John Burns
John Sharp
Princess Theater
Middlesboro
Professor Resigns After Kiss Allegations
Duluth Minnesota February 8 Professor F J Barker chemistry instructor at the Duluth high school resigns after charges by two girls that he kissed them against their will Barker denies the allegations and leaves the post amid the dispute.
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Duluth, Minn
F. J. Barker
Duluth
Barker
McHenry GOP Sets Feb 24 Convention
Woodstock Feb 8 The Republican central committee of McHenry county selected February 24 for the county senatorial and gubernatorial candidates convention.
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McHenry
Woodstock
Republican Central Committee
McHenry County
Abolitionist Joshua Young Dies in Boston Obituary
Telegraphic briefs report Rev. Joshua Young known for John Brown funeral oration dies in Boston. Separate items note a St Louis hotel owner shot and a policeman wounded, a church fire in Logan Iowa causing panic with many escapes, and a fatal train collision near Grafton North Dakota injuring three.
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de. Joshua Young
John Brown
Boston
St. Louis Joseph
Lutter
Bachelor Hotel
Olive Street
Edward Mackeele
First Christian Church
Logan
Iowa
M.S. Mongoven
Northern Pacific
H. J Mongoven
Grafton
N. D
International tensions and domestic trials dominate early reports
Dispatches describe strained Japan Russia relations with warnings of war and a looming naval clash rumor. U.S. adds naval attaches to monitor the progress. Domestically, lawsuits, political shifts, and crime events fill pages, including a notable bribery acquittal, theater reopenings, and a fatal shooting in Milwaukee.
Chicago Board of Trade Quotations Reported Today
Chicago trading update notes active prices on the Chicago Board of Trade as of today February 6 with ongoing bids offers and closing figures across grains and commodities. Specific futures levels and reaction to market developments are summarized from the session.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago
Board of Trade
Munificent Reward in Chicago Noted for Rescue Effort
An apparent early 20th century Chicago item reports a canyon of praise for Frank Bay and Hammond 10 for saving the life of a Colorado mine owner named Ichner. The brief note credits a munificent reward and highlights the rescue.
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Chicago
Frank Bay
Ichner
Colorado
Vintage outfit ad mix signals sale and instruction
An OCR fragment lists items for sale and services, including a dress sale schedule with dates in February March and April, a J P Elmer contact in Chicago for further particulars, Turnock’s Bicycle tire tease, Felts store selling sowing machines and blankets, Miss Clara Mumaw offering private instruction, and a square piano for sale or exchange with D care Truth office.
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Sale
J.P Elmer
G. P.A
Chicago
Ills
Uprigd&w
Care Truth Office
Piano builder preserves existing pianos and prevents future repairs
The services of a piano builder are valued not for making pianos but for keeping all parts in perfect order, protecting patrons from future repair needs. Contact George N. Schaff at 651 Lexington Avenue. Phone 611.
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George N. Schaff
Lexington Avenue
Felts Offers Wide Range of Heating Devices
Wilson wood and coal heaters and a full line of oil heaters are available at Felts, offering diverse heating options for customers.
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Felts
50 Acres For Sale Near City Adjoining Area
Andrew Lamb offers 50 acres for sale adjacent to the city with cash or payment options. Trade possible for livestock city property or stock of merchandise. Also mentions special lamp prices at Felts located at 118 W Lexington Ave.
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Andrew S. Lamb
Lexington Avenue
Andrew Lamb
Lexington Ave
Felts
Real estate loans at six percent with prompt approvals
The notice touts cooperative savings loans at six percent with no premium or commission, principal reduced by $100 payments, and the lowest liberal terms available on desirable property, plus rapid approval. It also lists unrelated ads for sewing machines, wood shovels, and a doctor’s move, with a casual aside about Mrs. Austin’s dress.
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Co-operative Savings & Loan Society
New Dress and Snow Shovels Added at Fetts
Mrs Austin purchases a new dress and three snow shovels at Fetts. The store also lists children's sleds available for purchase this week, with prices and sizing details.
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Fetts
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Walter W. Keith
Prairie Avenue
Clara Mumaw
Turnock’s
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Keene's Feed Store
Mrs. Austin
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Iastice
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Division Street
Crow
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