Late News Items From The New York Ledger
A compilation of late items including the cremation furnace near readiness in January, the death of Commissioner Sidney Nichols in New York, government invitation acceptance for West African Conference representation, and multiple short dispatches on local incidents. The list notes suspensions at Fosher’s pipe mill in Newtown, labor troubles, a murder-suicide, registrations in Brooklyn, and various other urban reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sidney &. Nichols
United States
MH. W. Fosher
Anewtown
T.2
Win. IL Vanderbilt
Charles J. Downey
Chicago
Brooklyn
Edgar Pettis
Assisi
E. C. Pettis
Springfield
Mass
Fort Robinson
Neb
Nebraska
Archibald Stewart
Porter’s Lake
Halifax
N. S
Murph Nso
John Husechka
Viroqua
Wis
Chates Meski
Rand, Me’Nally & Co
Sedgwick Street
Heski
West
Sule
Vpeticon
Toy
Thomas Vickers
Public Library
Cincinnati
Lenore Oppenheimer
Vickers
Dakota
Aliss Oppenhewer
John Roberts
N.Y
Hor
Henry O'Connell
Frank South
O'Connell
Grand Republican mass meeting in Dunkirk at Opera House
A large Republican rally is planned for Thursday evening October 28 in Dunkirk with speakers including Hox Extony A. Stones of Chicago and others. Attendees from nearby areas are invited. a torch light procession precedes speaking at 6 30 PM at the Opera House and Columbus Hall, seating 4000. Railroads offer reduced rates and inquiries go to the organizing office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunkirk
Blaine and Logan Club
Hox
Extony A. Stones
Chicago
Atexander Baldivan
Twaisa Naatonan Leaain
Con. J. C.cuntary
Last Way BP
Joseph 2. Cart
A. W. Tenney
Jon. FF. Farge
Leroy Andens
James PF
Gluck
Buffalo
Reuben E. Fenton
Porter Sheldon
Jamestown
John
Lambert Fredouin
AML
Opera House
Columbus Hall
Evanina Onsen
Adi
Pile Remedy Ad And Mourning Families Deaths
A vague medical advertisement touts D. Bosanko's Pile Remedy claiming it absorbs tumors and relieves bleeding and itching. The notice markets the 40 cent price and lists sellers I. P. Monroe and Mrs. Davis of Perryville. It also reports the deaths of Mr and Mrs Brown or Davis in quick succession after Mr Brown’s passing, noting a striking family pattern of near-simultaneous deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Bosanko
I. P. Monroe
Local notices and health ads feature fords and cures
A ragged OCR fragment lists a mix of patent medicine claims for Bosanko Cough and Lung Syrup in 50 cent quantities, a notice of George Chamberlin’s death from internal cancer, and various ad lines for bug sprays, corn remedies, and a health renewser. It notes Corning’s potential new manufactory and a prediction of Dorsheimer visiting Buffalo with a political angle.
Veehurde and Shop Owners in Lowell Housed in Trial
A corrupted report describes master Veehurde and Superuetend ent 2Onticg Lowellepan shops at Bustend Lowellt Re awatt Lowell Mass in June. The narrative cites medical fraud, seizures, and a violent episode with petalseis in the Inwels, detailing failed treatments and confusing names as police and doctors fail to resolve the case amid fear and uncertainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veehurde
Mass
Poland
duPme Na Gual
Lowell
Heston
Wiford
Gela-El Me
Tours
Pete
Prver
Acuer
Bam
Public Benefactor and Notable Patent Remedy Claims
An 19th century advertisement touts Fenner’s People’s Remedies as curing a wide range of ailments. It promises blood purification, relief from biliousness and headaches, kidney and back pain cures, skin diseases, and nerve weakness. The piece cites testimonials and urges readers to obtain the memorandum book from dealers. It nods to Dr. Fenner and Dr. Monroe with claims of world-wide use and dramatic health benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tubune
Fenner
Fredonis
Tracy
Agnes
Fenners
Sis
Monroe
Dunkirk
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Evening Observer
Nealy
Scrofula
Hood
Hood's
Howard Street Lancer
Dan
Messrs. C
Hoop & Co
Hoop
Coburn
C. G. Pickering
Hoon
C. E Mood & CO
Mekomede
Clave
Foster
Milsurn & CO
Prop's
BoTs
Gray
Mallon Chereculot
Gray Medicine CO
Buffato
N. Y
John Harper
Ang
East Third Street
Pivtspenan
James B. Mads
Talyay
Meyiesn
Lepiese
Tanten Swatch and Signal Company
Owas
Wey
Amon
Charles & Clark
J. P. Andrews
Monster Railway
Wheeling
Wiertima
W. Va
Belmont
la Belle
Benwood
Benwoood
Minnaver
Sam Tatenio
Tesas
Ile
Taalt Ravin
Gelaber
Mack
Watersrin
Andrews
South Carolina
Waltham Watch Factory
Ane Cody
Miss
Ius
Maavinie
Tenn
Nolansville
McCaffrey
Sullivan
Dominick McCaffrey
Pittsburg
Clark’s Club Theatre
Willight
Richmond and
Westmoreland Streets
Thomas Kennedy
Mire
At. Davis
Perrysburgh
M.K
Ware Mead
Baws
Wes. Davis
Alt Davis
Mrs. Oasis
Bosankou
Fayette
H. P. Monroe
George Chamberlin
Chamberlin Manufacture¢ Company
Chamberlin
Olean
Eee
Cattarares County
Ben Deane
All Angels
Lae Puan
We Health
Ae Corning
Payne
Cme Ee
Dale
Atevahackers
Congress
Dorsheimer
Cleveland
Evang Ware Wangadeh Avorses Standard American W
Vett Sre
David Kennedy
R. R
Droken Khedy
Diliainness
Mont C. Lake
THE
Pribume
Bow York
Isimeeh
Stonelard Dienaain
Breary
Esenize
DU Wow
Linn
Keowe
Eenee Co
Aggeriain
AL Mure Doras
Ined
Dionics Sell
Uartul Staten
Johan
Cotman Ostehs
Barensa
Komie
Uae
Dytere
Travis Atredte
Baer
Peter
Siam
United
Lee Wiese
Total
Europe
England
Jotland
Pelgun
Iip
Williike
Mary
Joly Larper
Gotham
Shakespeare
Garcen
Tomb
Tiord
London
St. Louis and &L
Egg Et Patel
Goodyear Rubber Manufacturing Company
Farmer and Observer Pub. Co
Farmers Observer
STS
Xisting Establishment
Worl
Tony
Newsrat
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