Death Roll of 1899 Names Widely Circulated
A long list records notable deaths from January to October 1899, naming soldiers, statesmen, authors, actors, editors, and other prominent figures. Included are Edouard Herve in Paris aged 65, Nelson Dingley in Washington aged 67, Nubar Pasha in Paris, George Gemander in Long Island City aged 83, and many others across the US and Europe. The compendium spans multiple months and places, highlighting the era’s prominent personalities.
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M. Edouard Herve
Paris
Minnie Ahee French
Evans
New York City
Diy
Horace Burr
Hnguist
Wilmington
Del
Nelson Dingley
House of Representatives
Washington
Nubar Pasha
George Gemander
Long Island City
N. Y
Isaac Craig
Pittsburg
W. WK. Sullivan
Chicago
That City
John Russell Young
China
K K. W. Woodbury
Maine
Bethel
Adolphe Philippe d’Ennery
Augustus H. Garland
United States
Robert Williams
Stephen A. Douglas
George Sears Greene
Morristown
N. J
Myron W. Reed
West
Gand
Denver
Marie Louise
Prince Ferdinand of
Bulgaria
Emma Waller
Baron Herschell
Great Britain
Connie Jackson
Joe Jefferson
M. Wolff
Princess Kaiulani
Hawaii
Honolulu
Sir Douglas Galton
London
Old Hutch
Chicago Speculator
Lake Geneva
Wis
Joseph Medill
Chicago Tribune
San Antonio
O. C. Marsh
Yale
New Haven
Oliver Maecey
Northwestern University
Evanston
His
Prancias
Thoras Vincent Pletcher
Missouri
Charles Victor Cherbuliez
H. G. Wright
John Walter Tendley
George W. Julian
Irvington
Ind
Grand Duke George
Czar
St. Petersburg
Horatio G. Alger
Natick
Mass
Elizabeth Thompson
Littleton
N. Th
A. K. Thurber
New York
Halley
Robert G. Ingersoll
Dobbs Ferry
Daniel G. Brinton
Atlantic City
Freeport Advertises Kid-ne-oids For Kidney Relief
Citizens of Freeport add their endorsements to Mor row’s Kid-ne-oids praised for backache kidney and urinary disorders sleeplessness and nervousness. Harnish a merchant tailor credits them with curing back ache after a cold. Boxes cost fifty cents two weeks’ treatment with a descriptive booklet available from John Morrow & Co. Jewelers note turquoise as a fashionable stone this winter with many items featuring the blue gems.
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Freeport
Morrow
KE. M. Harnish
South
Galena Ave
H. J. Moogh
Mr. Harnish
John Morrow & Co
Springfield
Ohio
Two Pointed Questions Answered About Article Quality
A historical ad style discussion explains that price steadiness comes from offering superiority to win public trust. It cites Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as a trusted choice and describes related treatments and sales by Emmert & Burrell. Gettysburg’s battlefield markings are noted with marked paths and monuments.
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Chamberlain
Emmert & Burrell
Benj Ingerson Hutton Man Recovers Voice With Honey Tar
Benj Ingerson of Hutton Indiana says he has not spoken above a whisper for months. One bottle of Forests Honey and Tar restored his voice. It is used largely by speakers and singers, according to the report.
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Benj. Ingerson
Hutton
Tnd
Spe Bsers
TL. d. "Mcols
Dungkunz & Co
Cheap Rates South for Travel to Southern States and Beyond
The notice advertises cheap one way and round trip tickets from South to destinations in Mississippi Alabama Georgia South Carolina and nearby regions. Tickets are sold at low rates for a limited period monthly through October. Details are garbled but indicate travel offers and rates for multiple locales and routes.
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Fornesse
Mississippi
Alabance
Georgia
South Carolina
South Cireling
Hoge Orokers
Otis
Tibet
Nee Ville
Boutelle's Case Rumors On His Illness In East
Boston reports Representative Boutelle of Maine is in Brookline sanitarium with condition unknown to all but close relatives. A Bangor dispatch says a Portland doctor reports Bright's disease in last stage with uracune poisoning causing delirium and convulsions resembling insanity. Secrecy around his return has given way to claims the case is far more critical than official comments.
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Vietin
Brigant
Discasé
Boston
Boutelle
Alaine
Brookline
New York
Bangor
Portland
Bright
Marriage in Mitchell county divorce case draws interest
A sensational division dispute unfolds before Judge Clyde in Mitchell county. Colonel John H. Sweeney sues for desertion against his wife, once married after his congressional service. Defense is led by Judge P. W. Burr, with W. Tu Enton for the plaintiff as the case proceeds amid high public interest.
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Mason City
Mitchell County
Clyde
John IL. Sweeney
Congress
Washington
Sweeney
Not Complimentary to the Lady Dispatches from Mafeking
A Times dispatch from Mafeking dated Dec 1 reports Lady Sarah Wilson aunt of the Duke of Marlborough captured by Boers while serving as a London paper correspondent has arrived there after being exchanged for Wiljoen a noted horse thief and convict. The viceroy Curzon in Calcutta says rainfall has not increased famine relief reaches 2 451 000 natives. New York reports the Produce Exchange Trust Company suspended Dec 1 will reopen under new capital next year.
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London
Times
Mafeking
Sarah Wilson
Duke of Marlborough
Wiljoen
Tndia
Lam Curzon
Calcutta
New York
Produce Exchange Trust Company
Dan
Markets Report From Chicago Board of Trade
Quotations on the Chicago Board of Trade list December wheat around 68 914 to 69 and May near 70. Prices show small fluctuations with notes on futures for December and May contracts. Ironically the scan includes scattered commodity mentions such as dairy, poultry, apples, cranberries, potatoes, oats and other staples, reflecting a broad market snapshot rather than a single dominant move.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
The New York Tribune 1900 Tri Weekly Edition Ad
The New York Tribune promotes its 1900 Tri Weeky daily and Sunday edition at ten dollars a year. It extols Republican alignment, broad content, and vigorous editorials while highlighting the Illustrated Supplement and timely business appeal for readers and supporters.
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The
New York Tribune
Tribune
Cleveland
United States
Tho Uly
Sunday Tribune
Tribeune
Tri-Weekly Tribune
Daily
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