Late News Items From Across The World
The senatorial contest in Oregon continues. Germany signed a treaty with the Boers of the Transvaal. Despatches from Korti report Arabs deserting Meteroneh and entering the British camp at Gubat. A grandson of Andrew Jackson seeks the recovery of his grandfather’s papers. French losses at Lang Son were thirty killed and 223 wounded. A Ky woman died in a fatal fire after setting her house ablaze. Ex Governor Moses of South Carolina was sentenced for swindling. A Canadian contingent question is under discussion with the Colonial Office. A Baltimore judge sentenced George Washington to fifteen years for a killing. An actor at Union Square theatre died on stage. A House committee favorably reported pay to Lizzie Clarke for a wartime loss. European nationalities in Alexandria fund a monument to General Earle. A witness claims Gordon’s death involved a powder magazine incident and a pursuit by rebels. Germany signed a Samoa treaty, improving governance and justice for Germans. court costs to be paid from fines and prison labor revenues.
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Oregon
Swaim
Germany
Comeres
Amity
Transvaal
Korti
Meteroneh
Gubat
Andrew Jackson
Briere de Lissle
Lang Son
Elizabeth Bony
Falmouth
Moses
South Carolina
House of Correction
Boston
T. W. Higginson
Marquis of Lansdowne
Canada
Colonial Office
House Committee On Judiciary
Blackburn
Lizzie C. Clarke
Kentucky
Alexandria
Earle
Cavass
Gordon
Elevator collapses killing wheat cargo in Huntixepon
A three story brick grain elevator owned by Hon H G Feshe collapsed with a loud crash at Huntixepon Pa floor beneath wreckage scattered 30000 bushels of wheat on snow losing about 5000 dollars worth of grain. Building and machinery losses estimated at 28000 dollars.
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Huntixepon
H. G. Feshe
Murder Verdict in Second Degree in Saloon Fight Case
In Wells County a jury returned a verdict of murder in the second degree for Robert McLister who killed Joseph Welsh in a saloon altercation on November 25. The state sought murder in the first degree after a lengthy trial that kept the jury out overnight. Waeeixe West Virginia February 16 The liquor prohibition amendment failed in the House. Chicago February 18 Mrs Delia Gardner who killed her husband and child last November was acquitted on grounds of insanity.
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Tasane
Chicaco
Delia Gardner
Phantom Ship and Winter Carnival in Canada
A fragment sums scenes from a voyage poem about a fading phantom ship and hopeful shores, followed by lively Canadian winter scenes. It describes snow resorts, toboggan slides, torches, heat of carnival streets, and tourists enjoying snow events in a bustling Canadian winter carnival setting.
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Eugene Lee Hamilton
Canada
Alqutreal
King North Wind
Tina Turnis Ioadlucker
Markets Report Roundup From February Price Movements
A dense market dispatch lists currency rates, bond notes, and commodity prices across cities including New York Cincinnati and Chicago. It details flour, oats, corn, wheat, lard, hogs, cattle, and sheep prices, with exchanges and bank rates, and notes varying futures and cash bids from February reports.
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Coax
Minnesota
New York
Salea
Superfine State and Western
Ohio
Rosa
Vic
WaWe
Ce OaTa
Fouu
New Mesa
Heer
Siesdy Ue Megits
Cincinnati
Shysi Éc
Bank Mears
Racoxn
Toveno
Wheatt
Corm
Dic
Dunkirk Mareets Corrected Weekly For Dunkirk Journal
Miscellaneous item from the Dunkirk Journal correction page titled Maire Minute. Contains a week correction notice for the Dunkirk Farners and a reference to Minae Maer Ween 1, reflecting page miscellany and typographic notes.
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Chautauqta Farner and
Dunkiric Journal
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Trust in Merit
An advertisement argues experience over inexperience in Hood's Sarsaparilla, touts Messrs. eLod & Co as reliable pharmacists, urges reading unsolicited testimonials, and invites personal testing to prove value. A separate item notes Tyrone town collector E. J. Jackson vanished with 2000 dollars of funds and 375 dollars entrusted by a merchant.
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Hood
Messrs. eLod & Co
E. J. Jackson
Tyrone
Schuyler County
Electric Ver vat Gear offered on trial by Voltaic Belt Co
Canaseraga reports a panther making its headquarters near Bennett's mill, two miles from the village. The Voltaic Belt Co of Marshall Michigan advertises a thirty day trial of electric devices for nervous debility and manhood, claiming complete restoration guaranteed with no risk.
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Voltaic Belt Co
Marshall
Mich
Canaseraga
Bennett's Mill
Free Distribution and Local Notices in 19th Century Ad Fragments
A compact mosaic of old advertisements and notices outlines free sample bottles of Dr. Bosanko's Cough and Lung Syrup, local real estate plans, a university dean endorsing Coca based tonics, a moving drug store promotion, a town election notice, and healthcare remedies including Wells Health Renewer and Rough on Pain.
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H. P. Monroe
Dr. Bosanko
Mrs. Winslow's Boothing Syrup Advised for Teething Pain
Special notices urge mothers to send 750 for a bottle of Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup claiming immediate relief for teething babies. The ad touts curing dyspepsia and colic and notes it's sold by druggists worldwide. It mixes medical claims with marketing for a long established remedy.
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Moers
Winslow
United States
Pile Remedy Ad and Oxen Auction Announced
An old advertisement touts Dr Ko’s Pile Remedy promising relief for piles with symptoms of back and abdominal ache and itching, claiming a specimen cure for 50 cents. It also notes Keystone Hook and Ladder Co of Meadville offering a pair of Durham oxen for a drawing on April 1 with a tease that there will be many fools.
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Dr. Ko
Keystone Hook and Ladder Company
Meadville
Durham
Emittea
Harlem
Conanctor Trowbridge
Oure
Trowbridge
David Renedy
R.A. Campbell
Montgomery
Montgomery, Orange Co
Sly
Mak
Kennedy
DeEat Sink
David Kennedy
Blizzard’s unpaid bill haunts Oil City meetings
Oil City faces a growing deficit as the Blizzard presents an ongoing bill at every council meeting for a year, remaining unpaid. Meanwhile barber shops on Third Street claim attention to ladies hair trends and bangs trimming, with local parlors offering various styling services despite the financial strain.
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Oil City
A. Wheeler
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