Evening News items from the Queen to a fatal firing
The Queen and Princess Beatrice plan a March trip to Germany lasting three weeks. Yale chemist Professor Benjamin Silliman dies at New Haven aged sixty nine. Laura Pelton wed William H. Hazzard in New York. A fertilizer plant in Charleston collapses, killing two men and injuring another. Boston meeting votes to wind up Manufacturers Fire and Marine Insurance Co. in haste. Warwick County grand jury indicts nineteen office-holders. Delaware appoints Ward B. Rowland to stamp out pleuro pneumonia. Connecticut Medical Society discusses separating from Yale Medical School. Montreal Daily Herald sold for 330000 to Peter Mitchell. Ex Sheriff Brewster funeral draws large crowd in New Orleans. Harvard Overseers report university receipts and expenses. Litta house foreclosed in Bloomington. Eugene Kelly declines Irish fund custodian role. Howell Michigan man shoots three men after a wedding bee incident, killing Edward Manhin and wounding three others.
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Beatrice
Germany
Benjamin Silliman
Yale College
New Haven
Conp
Laura A. Pelton
Hon. & J. Tilden
New York
William H. Hazzard
Frank Moulton
Wilcox, Gibbs de Co
Charleston
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Manufacturers’ Fire and Marine Insurance Company
Boston
Warwick County
Triad
Stockley
Delaware
Ward B. Rowland
Clare
Connecticut Medical Society
Hartford
Yale Medical School
Daily Herald
Montreal
Que
Peter Mitchell
M. P
Canadian Pacific Railway
Brewster
New Orleans
Harvard College
Cambridge
Mass
University
Litta
Bloomington
Lil
Lilia
Eugene Kelly
Second Time Falls Short for Trum an Phinney
In Montpelier Vermont on January 15, Truman C. Phinney, long a leading book and stationery dealer and Sergeant at Arms of the State, made an assignment to L. P. Gleasor. Liabilities are not disclosed. The day also carried reports of judicial changes, burglaries, and factory resuming activity in Norfolk and Luxenpuse, with various figures and local notes.
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Montpelier
Truman C. Phinney
L. P. Gleasor
Tricycle Fitness Endorsed by Eminent Physicians
Eminent English doctors praise cycling for body and mind, noting less fatigue on a tricycle than walking or horse riding. They cite improved breathing, circulation, and muscle tone, with safety for all ages. The piece also mentions rowing as another beneficial, low strain exercise.
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iThe Wheelman
B. W. Richardson
America
Prony FL Miller
Eolmes
Atlantic
Tlyir
Polish meat trade to England via refrigerated cars
English capitalists have agents visiting Warsaw Odessa and other Russian regions to assess sending Polish meat to England. If feasible, refrigerated railway cars will be built to deliver meat to London in three to four days. The drive is fed by fodder shortages with Odessa bullocks priced from 5 to 25 dollars and cows down from 25 dollars last year to 12.50 each.
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Poland
Warsaw
England
Ife
Odessa
Russia
London
Hils Heartt Was All Right in Drake's Travel Magazine
Fragment from Drake's Travelers' Magazine quoting a family scene with a mother speaking to a boy about the future. The passage is garbled but centers on a parent addressing a son amid emotion and concern for his path ahead.
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Drake
Travelers' Magazine
Markets Report From New York and Cincinnati
The report shows a quiet easy money market in New York with sterling at 4.61 for 60 days and 4.35 sight. Grain and flour prices move across state lines with various bread and milling specs. pork and beef values steady to firm. Regional summaries from Cleveland and Cincinnati detail flour, wheat, corn, oats, and livestock trading, with freight and price ranges for hogs, cattle, and sheep.
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Sterling Exchange
United
Minnesota
New York
Kentucky
Berrano
Hoas
Duneire Markets and Local Distribution Promos
The issue highlights free distribution of Dr Bosanko’s Cough and Lung Syrup at H P Monroe’s Drug Store and notes various health ads. It mentions Milton Dumnock’s $50 000 library bequest for Mauch Chunk Pa and lists small cure and patent medicine claims, plus a roller skate wrist sprain report and poultry and meat ads from Jamestown.
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H. P. Monroe
Dr. Bosanko
Milton Dumnock
Mauch Chunk
M. M. Fenner
Fredonia
Oil Market at Bradford and Barber Shop Ads
Fragmentary notice heads Bradford oil market details alongside local barber shop promotions. Names mention A Wheeler and third street parlors, with Chas F Peck retiring from Horneliaville Tribune and W H Green sole editor.
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Bradford
Chas. F. Peck
Horneliaville Tribune
W. H. Greenhow
Special Notice on Teething Syrup for Children
An old advertisement touts Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children as instantly relief giving. It claims cures for dysentery and diarrhoea, regulates stomach and bowels, eases wind colic, softens gums, reduces inflammation, and imparts energy. Price is 25 cents, sold worldwide by druggists. A rumor about Frishey leasing the Schon house is denied.
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Thompson
Reat
Fererian
Pela
Howe
S. Neynolds
Susice of the Peace
Petroleum Centre
Mt. Herring
Kere Hill
E. K. Thompson
Cure piles with DiSanKo Pile Remedy succeeds
The ad describes piles causing back and abdominal weight, indigestion, and itching after warmth. DiSanKo's Pile Remedy absorbs tumors, relieves itching, and offers a permanent cure. Price 60 cents, The Dr. Bosanko Medicine Co., Piqua, sold by H. P. Monroe. Also a local note about a Randolph Courant editor over February’s four weeks claim.
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Di.sanko
Dr. Bosanko Medicine Co
Piqua
H. P. Monroe
The
Randolph Courant
Voltaic Belt Co. Trials and Health Claims
An advertised notice promotes the Voltaic Belt Co of Marshall Michigan offering trials of electric appliances including the Ecreerro Vor and other devices for nerve debility vitality and manhood with a 30 day risk free trial. It cites testimonials from Professors LaHanny and others and mentions applications for rheumatism neural pain paralysis and other ailments. A second item notes Warren County Directory Company preparing a complete county directory.
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Voltaic Belt Co
Marshall
Mich
Lafer
Dr Fenner Blood Liver Remedy Nerve Tonic Endorsement
A reader testimonial praises Dr Fenner Blood Liver Remedy and Nerve Tonic for years of J iliousness nervous irritation and dyspepsia. The writer cites trial results after one bottle and lauds the remedy as a great public benefactor from the New York Horse and Lake area.
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A. Penner
Lake
New York
Dr Fenner's Remedies Promoted in 19th Century Ad
An old New York Tribune admonition advertises Dr Fenner's Kidney and Back Ache Cure and a blood and liver remedy. It claims to cleanse blood, relieve biliousness and headaches, heal stomach and bowels, cure fevers and pimples, soothe nerves, and restore sleep. The notice lists various ailments and touts widespread use and dealer avenues in Dunkirk via LL P Monroe.
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Agnes
Fenner
Dr. Fenner
LL. P. Monroe
Dunkirk
For Sale Finest Farm in Dunkirk
For sale a well cultivated Dunkirk farm with stock and implements on Lake Road to Bulla. Features include a residence, large barn for five horses, pig sty, yard, running water, lofts and cellars, heated hennery, extensive outbuildings, two water streams, fish pond, 130 tree orchard, 25 acres clover and Timothy, rest in cultivation with crops. Enclosed by new bark wire fence. Asking price 8500 dollars with 2500 cash and mortgage balance. Adjacent eight acres available. Call or write with directions. Containing 46 acres.
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Lake Road
Bulla
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