Cure Free With Home Remedies for Constipation
An old advertisement promotes Dr Caldwell laxative remedies as a trusted cure for constipation. It claims wide use by druggists, highlights safety and pleasant taste, and offers free medical advice and a free sample via postal request to Dr. W. B. Caldwell in Monticello, Illinois.
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S.A. Hampton
America
Berauss
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Monticello
Trade Review for the Week Shows Mixed Retail Gains
P G Dun reports stronger business confidence as crops improve and Congress acts. Dry goods see a 5 8 cent drop in bleached cottons with prices guaranteed to October. Wearables stay weak in New England. leather markets unsettled. western packers offer to sell hides cheaply. Northern drought dents spring crops. overall retail trade improving but uneven.
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New York
P. G. Dun & Co
Review of Trade
Congress
New England
Bradstreet's
Drought in West Broken by Heavy Rains in Plains
Deadwood South Dakota dispatch reports heavy rains across the northwest from North Dakota to western South Dakota and Nebraska. Despite ongoing drought, rain soaks parts of Wyoming Montana and improves hay and potatoes in spots while predicting more showers.
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Nebraska
Deadwood
Northwestrn
Wyoming
Alontana
Wheat and grain markets swing on chilly North Dakota rains
Wild day in Wheat Chicago closes with gains in wheat and corn as rains cool forecasts ease a potential market run. Prices show July and September shifts for Wheat, Corn, and Oats, plus Chicago cash and Omaha prices and live stock receipts amid broad market volatility.
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North
North Dakota
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Omaha
Swope Heirship Contested Amid Marriage Claim in Civil War Era
John C. Henry testifies in a deposition that Colonel Thomas H. Swope married in New Jersey to Miss Carroll around the Civil War start, a claim denied by Swope relatives who recall him as a bachelor. Henry, a former carpenter and Civil War veteran, says the friendship began in 1879 in Martinsville, West Virginia.
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New Jersey
Kansas City
Elmer Swope
Martinsville
W.a
Thomas H. Swope
John C. Henry
Colonel Swope
Peter Moss Swope
Colone Swope
Lightning strike kills two workers at Luverne school project
June 25 to August crews refuted shelter in a shed during a thunderstorm at Luverne Indiana new school building. Luverne and Tony Campagna of Independence were instantly killed by lightning. others in the same building were uninjured.
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Will of
Wabash Train Wreck Near Percy Causes Injuries
Des Moines reports twenty two injured after a Wabash passenger train derailed and rear end collided with a fast freight. Water undermined track near Percy, engine and three cars into ditch, rear car left on track, passengers hurt internally and by fractures, some severely.
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Riley
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McAfee
Ode Carter
Julia Lenon
Little Rock
Ark
W. Gg. Brown
Ottawa
LL. W. Matthews
L. E. Warner
Gertrude Wilson
Centerville
Wallace Pletcher
General Frederick Funston Seriously Ill at Fort Leavenworth
General Frederick Funston, commandant of the army service schools at Leavenworth, Kansas, is dangerously ill with heart disease. Post physicians and nurses are in constant attendance. Mrs Funston is notified and away at the summer home near Oakland California. The heat of the past week is blamed for the severe attack.
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Guthrie Still the Capital
Guthrie Oklahoma June reports say the Attorney General West resumed the state department operations here. State Auditor Trapp began issuing warrants while the state treasurer paid out funds. West intends to press capital injunction cases to settlement in state courts. Public notices address Kaiser Wilhelm and yacht racing details.
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West
State Department
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Closing Day Highlights Senate and House Reform Efforts
Congress finishes its session with key laws on railroads statehood for Arizona and New Mexico reclamation and postal savings banks. The legislative push included creating a commerce court and mandatory campaign contribution publicity while reforms in House procedures limited pigeonholing of bills.
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Charlton May Go Free Over Jurisdiction Question
New Jersey lacks jurisdiction to try Porter Charlton for murder and extradition from Italy is uncertain. The case hinges on Italian action and Charlton’s sanity, with his family weighing commitment if mental condition worsens. Prosecutor Garven says New Jersey can act only on extradition or fugitive complaint.
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Pierre Garven
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IteHzn
Department of State
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J. 7. Kelly
Rock Island Road Defunct Under Nebraska Tax Proclamation
Lincoln June 25. The Rock Island railroad is listed as defunct under Gov. Shallenberger’s tax proclamation. It cannot pay the occupation fee to operate and must reincorporate at a cost near 48000 if no technical loophole is found. The law’s legality has been upheld by the Supreme Court.
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Shallenberger
Rock Island Railroad
Nebraska
Department of the Railroad
Supremé Court
Victor Wilson Seeks Oil Rate Cut From State Railway Commission
Victor Wilson of Polk county former legislator files a petition with the state railway commission requesting a hearing to reduce oil rates in the state. He notes current oil and coal rates and proposes 8.09 cents for single lines and 9.04 cents for double lines, arguing lower freight would lower fuel costs and prevent idle wells in Kansas and Oklahoma. He cites Kansas precedents and argues Nebraska residents deserve cheaper fuel to move 147 pounds of oil per ton of coal.
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Polk County
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Oklahoma
Nebraska
Optimistic Outlook for Nebraska Crops and Cattle
Northwestern official Miller says dry weather will prompt earlier cattle shipments but crops should be good in Nebraska. He notes pastures are barren, forcing sooner movement to markets, while rain later benefits Hecla area and farmers. Other items report Norfolk rainfall and district politics.
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