Death Announcement for Jeremiah Bates in Kansas
Jeremiah Bates died at his daughter’s home in Sherman County Kansas on December 21 in his eighty sixth year. He traveled from Jefferson County with his son J D Bates and wife to visit relatives in Kansas. He suffered a bout of grippe and died after days of illness. He was born in New Jersey and had a large family with multiple marriages and many living children. Funeral services were held New Year’s Day at his daughter’s home in Kansas and burial followed in a nearby cemetery. The family extends thanks for aid during illness and death.
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Jeremiah Bates
George Launchbaugh
Sherman County
Kans
J. D. Bates
Jefferson County
Kansas
la Grippe
Decased
New Jersey
Butler Co
Ohio
Elizabeth Morell
Ephraim
Francis Conley
Iowa
Cedar Township
Graham
Fairfield
Lauochbaugh
Marie Murray
Salina
Jackson
Henry
Bedford
Ephraim and
Jacob
William
Ginn
Taylor County
Thomas Bates
Glendale
MacKinn
Burlington
Lewis
Chicago
Clubbing offers and nostrums in a Tribune notice
The Tribune lists clubbing deals with the Fairfield Tribune and Homestead combo and other papers to save on renewals. Also contains advertisements for Bailey's Dyspepsia Tablets with sample offer, and a quarterly Western Trail readers note from the Chicago rail line.
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Tribune
Fairfield Tribune
Homestead
St. Louis
Republic
Des Moines
Sci Ca
Cincinnati Enquirer
THE
Ohio delegates and other historical notes
The article notes that five future Ohio governors and four future U S senators were delegates to the first Ohio constitutional convention. It reports a Hartford fire insurer buying William Imlay’s house in Hartford, once the nation’s first insured building in 1794. It also describes Hohenzollern cradle lore, South Carolina’s new income tax impact, Salvation Army efforts in Mexico, and Paris expo photo rules with permits, data and restrictions.
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Ohio
United States
Hartford
Conn
William Imlay
South Carolina
Captain Foot
San Francisco
Salvation Army
Mexico
Paris
France
Chicago
To Make Coffee Sherbet
Coffee sherbet offers a pleasant change from coffee jelly. Mix a quart of brewed coffee with a quart of thick cream and two small teacups of sugar, add a tablespoon of vanilla extract, and freeze without a dasher. Stop freezing when the texture resembles mush for serving in tall glasses.
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New York Evening Post
Geography and Business Atlas Offered Postpaid
A large atlas adapted for school use is offered to the public. It suits every geography teacher and business office. Postage stamps or coin covering fifteen cents is requested. send to John Sebastian, G.P.A., Chicago, Illinois.
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John Sebastian
G.P.A
Chicago
Ill
The Medium's Duty in Printing Persuasive Pieces
The Medium's Duty asserts that publications merely provide space and print what you submit. If your message fails to persuade, the fault lies with you, not the paper, as stated by Patent Record.
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Record
Mull's Lightning Pain Killer Ad Pleurisy Cold Cure
An old time drug advertisement claims Mull's Lightning Pain Killer kills pain from pleurisy diphtheria croup colds and winter cholera. It touts absolute purity and a price of 25 cents with all druggists carrying it.
To Cure Constipation Forever Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic
An advertisement touts Cascarets Candy Cathartic as a permanent cure for constipation. The ad lists 10c and 25c prices and offers a refund by druggists if C C C fails.
Pettigrew Attacks President’s War Policy in Philippine Islands
Senator Pettigrew denounces the administration’s handling of war policy in the Philippine Islands, criticizing the system and urging changes. He presses for clearer strategy and accountability amid ongoing military commitments.
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Philippine Islands
Pettigrew Attacks McKinley Policy Over Philippine War
Senator Pettigrew of South Dakota denounces the McKinley administration and General Otis for alleged deceit in the Philippine war. He challenges Senate information battles, accuses Lodge of stalling, and ties censorship and political motives to presidential re election aims.
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Washington
Pettigrew
South Dakota
McKinley
Otis
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
Philippines
Massachusetts
Hoar
Mr. Lodge
Senate
Manila
Gallinger
New Hampshire
Mr. Pettigrew
Hoar’s
Republican Party
United States
Differences In Figures Shown In Ready Made Suits
The text argues that even two individuals of equal height and build would still look visibly different in a ready made suit, implying fit varies with body shape and tailoring needs.
Pettigrew accuses censorship and imperial policy in Philippines
The article traces Pettigrew's denouncement of censorship by U S officials in Manila. He argues the administration sought to deceive Americans and islanders, cites AP Manila report Robert Collins, and accuses President Otis and Merritt of concealing war aims. He calls for truth and criticizes imperial conduct.
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Philippines
Pettigrew
Robert M. Collins
Associated Press
Manila
Collins
Otis
United States
William Jennings Bryan
Aguinaldo
Mr. Pettigrew
Raven Food Purifies Blood and Cures Horse Ailments
Patent veterinary tonic marketed to treat colds coughs distemper pinkeye heaves and worms in horses. Claims prevent premature foaling in brood mares and offers a money back guarantee. Available for sale at W A Warwick's Harness Shop Fairfield Iowa.
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W. A. Warwick
Fairfield
Lowa
Beauty Is Blood Deep in Purport of Cascarets Ad
An old advertisement promotes Cascarets candy cathartic as a beauty aid for clean blood and clear skin. It claims to stir the liver and remove pimples boils and blackheads, offering 10 cent, 25 cent, and 50 cent sizes with a satisfaction guarantee.
Grain-O Promises Coffee Substitute in Stores
A new preparation called Grain-O, sold as trade in pure grains, is placed in all grocery stores as a coffee substitute. It suits delicate stomachs, costs 15 and 25 cents per package, and is recommended for children to drink with great benefit.
Chronicle to Start New Electrical Engineering Course Series
The Chicago Chronicle will begin a new series of home study courses on Monday January 15. Professor Arthur E Watson of Brown University will write the twice weekly articles on Electrical Engineering, and the course will be richly illustrated.
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Chicago Chronicle
Chronicle
Arthur E. Watson
Brown University
Providence
R.1
Odd Prices Reflect Mint Demand For Cents
The Terre Haute Indiana Express notes unusual prices in ads such as 9 percent instead of $1.00 and 7.90 instead of $8.00. The shift is linked to heavy mint demand for small coins including cents nickels and dimes.
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Mint
Terre Haute
Ind
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