Veteran Doctor Smith Dies in Chicago After Long Career
Obituary note for Dr Cornelius S Smith aged eighty two native of York County Pennsylvania, who died Tuesday night at the home of R Smith in Chicago. He practiced in Fort Wayne from 1851, with early work in Springfield and South Bend, and later limited to select diseases. Surviving family includes a daughter Currie Smith, plans for funeral services at Warne Street Church. Proceedings to Fort Wayne to bring remains, with services arranged under local clergy.
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Cornelius S. Smith
Ilason
Spencer
R. Smith
Chicago
H. @ Schrader
Miss Currie Smithw
da Smith
York County
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia Vollege
West
Springfeld
South Bend
Fort Wayne
Will
Theodore Brackenridge
Charity Ramsey
Yong
Pixley
G. W. Brackenridge
Theaglag Avenue
Warne Stwet M
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Ballermann
Henry Ballermann
Jefferson Street
Emanuel Lutheran
Sharen
American Forestry Association Opens Fourteenth Session
Washington December 31 The American Forestry Association opened its fourteenth annual meeting today with Secretary Wilson delivering an address. He noted the department is experimenting to ascertain which trees thrive best in various conditions and plans to send out materials on some 140 plant varieties for study.
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Washington
Wilson
Cleage closes corn deal a big winner
St Louis report says Thomas A Cleage closed a large corn deal. The contract involved an estimated 6,000,000 bushels with settlements at 46 cents over the Chicago quotation. The deal reportedly yields a six cent profit per bushel, ahead by $800,000 to $360,000.
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ST. Louis
Thomas A. Cleage
Muon
Chicago
Gulmyer Trial Set For Monday In Goshen
In Goshen Indiana the Gulmyer trial is scheduled for next Monday. The court officials and both sides report readiness. Special Judge Anthony will likely preside as Judge Ferrall, though improving, remains confined by illness.
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Goshen
Ind
Gulmyer
Ferral
Anthony
Ferrall
Dyspepsia cure claim from New York user
A New York resident of 75 Nassau Street reports long standing rheumatism and dyspepsia improved by using Radway’s Pills. He states he feels like a new man, no longer drowsy, with dyspepsia and rheumatism gone and endorses trial of the pills for others.
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S. Scally
Nassau St
New York
Gaya
Radway
Fisher Family Holiday Gathering At Oils City
In thinly years the Fisher family hosted holidays in Oils city with guests including Mrs Tow of Gonatantinég and Mrs T Basseu of Chicago. Fisher, La H. yigsell of Fort Wayne, Melark A. Fisher of Toarston ML FW, Wisher of Chigagi L, and Fisher of Tollride were present. A letter arrived from absent brother Charles Fisher of Glorentont NJ. Mrs Thomas Keene hosted the party. Ora Boyd faced vagrancy charges and was held by detectives yesterday.
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Fisher
Oils
Tollride
Cho
Uunner
Charles Fisher
Swandfers
Glarentont
N. J
Thomas Keene
South Morland Avenue
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New York State College of Porestry
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Yale Forestry” School
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Fort Wayle Loan CO
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Main ST
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American Forestry
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