Prohibition Leader Chas E Stokes to Speak in Missouri
Hon. Chas E Stokes of Mexico Missouri will address Grange Hall on Saturday night April 18 and Mount Carmel Sunday April 14 at 11 o clock. He chairs the Missouri State Central Committee of the Prohibition party and edits the State Journal. A candidate for Missouri governor, he is a committed temperance advocate and capable speaker.
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Chas. E. Stokes
Mexico
Grange Hall
Mount Carmel
Missouri State Central Committee
Prohibition Party
State Journal
Linden
Eliza Branstine
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Promises Pile Cure
Advertisement extols Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a cure for itching piles and various injuries and eruptions, claiming thousands have been cured. It lists 25 cents per box and a guarantee, with Bartlett and Doyle as sellers. The piece then pivots to a social quip about saving and marriage.
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Job
Bucklen
Bartlett and
Doyle
Morley’s Sarsaparilla and Iron Promises Relief
An advertisement claims women suffer more weariness from melancholia and exhaustion due to sluggish organs and polluted blood. It touts Morley’s Sarsaparilla and Iron as a cleanse and nerve booster, sold by agents and Stoner & Co. The note adds a belt of varied trivia about nurses and singing ability.
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E. C. Dewitt A CO
Chicago
Morley
Stoner & Co
Morley’s Honey Pectorial Promoted For Coughs And Breathing Ailments
An advertisement notes Morley’s Honey Pectorial as a quick effective remedy for coughs lung fever bronchitis and throat and lung affections with a 25 cent price list and local agents Stoner & Co. Also mentions DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve for skin cuts burns and chafing and warns against imitations Bartlett & Doyle selling the product.
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Stoner & Co
DeWitt
Bartlett & Doyle
Duel Between Women Ends With Wounded Then Threats
Mrs. Ella Seiglin and Mrs. Daughson living near Newkirk Oklahoma fought a duel at 50 feet after Seiglin was fined for trespass. Seiglin was wounded in the breast and taken to a hospital. both sides prepare for further clashes as husbands and kin vow to kill on sight.
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Newkirk
O. T
Hila Seiglin
Grand American Handicap and Boxing News
Reports from New York and St Louis outline the Grand American Handicap with 222 entries and 40 leaders on day one including Ansley Hox with a flawless 63 birds. Billy Madden arranges a Ruhlin Jeffries rematch while cashiers notes track a bank cashier’s sudden departure and domestic troubles.
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Ansley Hox
Baltimore
Fox
Fred Gilbert
Spirit Lake
In. GC. CO
St. Joseph
Harding
Cornell Professor Declines Iowa State Law Dean Offer
Ithaca April 5 Professor H W Huttert of Cornell College of Law has declined the dean position in the Iowa State University law department that was recently extended to him.
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Ithaca, N. Y
H. W. Huttert
College of Law
Cornell University
Iowa State University
Dittmar Case Ends Injunction Over Gould Trusts
The appellate division of the supreme court dissolves the injunction against trustees under Jay Gould's will. The Countess de Castellane may receive her full income, not limited to 200000 dollars a year, while awaiting trial. Charles A. Gardiner notes the case involves about 2 million francs in claims and tests several legal points.
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Dittihar
Gould Trustees
New York
Appellate Division
Supreme Court
Anton J. Dittmar
George J. Gould
Jay Gould
Court of Appeals
Justice Reach
Justice Fitzgerald
Countess de Castellane
Charles A. Gardiner
Robbers miss big haul in bank job spree
A six man gang blew open the Citizens' Savings bank in Chardon Ohio after binding and gagging Night Watchman Pomeroy and a local citizen. Pomeroy was beaten and shot at. The burglars used dynamite but failed to pry open the strong box. they escaped by hand car leaving $125 in gold $20 000 in certificates and $30 000 in currency untouched. Two suspects were arrested later in Willoughby.
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Pomeroy
Ife
C. L. Smith
Willoughby
Hoboken firm corners the peanut market brief
Telegraphic briefs report a Hoboken firm securing dominance in the peanut trade. Other items note the Wisconsin senate killing a anti-cigarette bill by 15 to 12, temple burning in Ikegami, a San Francisco woman returning after Disappearing last December, and mixed forces pushing rebels toward Chan Santa Cruz in Yucatan. The Malleable Iron strike at Beaver Dam Wisconsin ends with wage increases and arbitration gains. shops to reopen promptly.
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Hoboken
N. J
Wisconsin Senate
Ikegami
Mary Hoffman
San Francis- 20
New York City
Yucatan
Chan Santa Cruz
Carload of Missouri mules for sale at Burgner’s Hamburg IA
Notice advertises a large consignment of Missouri mules for sale at Burgner's iron barn in Hamburg Iowa. Call to inspect. Also listed are wood products including oak walnut locust pasta and cord wood, offered by G Tiller.
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Hankinson Slaters
Svica
Missouri
Burgner
Hamburg
Iowa
W. A. Suggert
G. Tiller
Woman guards husband’s business with misplaced confidence
A local notice-like sketch describes a cautious wife who follows her husband to protect his work, claiming he lacks business sense and that her guarding keeps him afloat. A spring cough warning touts One Mint Cough Cure as a high grade remedy. Bartlett & Doyle present a homely girl image on a rainy day.
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Bartlett & Doyle
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