Free Sample Laxative Promises Cure for Constipation
Skeptical readers are urged to try Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin a laxative tonic claimed to cure constipation permanently. The ad offers a free sample by mailing name and address to Dr W B Caldwell 41 Caldwell building Monticello TL and notes long experience in stomach liver and bowel diseases.
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Caldwell
J. J. Petty
Unionville
George W. Zimmerman
Harrisburg
W. B. Caldwell
Caldwell Building
Monticello
Five Die as Eastern Freight Train Crash Linked Fires
Five railroad workers died and three were seriously hurt with four listed as missing after four New York New Haven and Hartford freight trains collided in Fairfield at midnight. One engine exploded starting a fire as trains piled, blocking all traffic until noon.
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Fairfield
New York
New Haven
Hartford
Cedar Run Weather and Death Notice in June
Cedar Run notes heavy rain and good hay prospects with abundant berries. Obituary records William Keaton of Cedar City died May 223 at age 7Th-ears leaving a widow four sons and three daughters. Numerous local visits and residents’ movements are listed plus upcoming chapel services and social calls among residents and neighbors.
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Cedar Run
Wim. Keaton
Cedar City
Wm. Keaton
Saco
Penobscot County
Maine
Madero’s Life Attempted Believed Frustrated Plot
A contemporaneous report suggests the alleged assassination plot against Francisco Madero failed. Authorities and aides describe the abortive scheme as thwarted, with inquiries detailing key actors and disputed motives surrounding the events.
Warm Welcome Planned for Leader Madero in Mexico City
Reports from Aguas Calientes and Mexico City describe a staged welcome for Francisco I Madero Jr upon his arrival. An assassination attempt reportedly thwarted late last night prompted rush through side streets to a special train. Officials anticipate a grand reception with soldiers guarding crowds.
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Aguas Calientes
Mex
Madero
Danquets
Avea
Golénel’ Hay
Mexico City
Francisco J. Madero, Jr
Leland Hosts Summer Visitors Amid Local News
Leland reports many summer arrivals from Chicago Racine and Germany with families and friends visiting or staying in town. The community also notes the recent death of Mrs Horace Starr in Indianapolis.
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Leland
Horace Starr
Indianapolis
Ind
Maderos Arrival Procession and Rail Normalization Reported
Maderos train will be met near the city by committees from all political clubs and an address will precede a street procession led by a military escort. The first regular train in months runs to El Paso today and the National railway is back to normal. General Bernardo Reyes remains at Vera Cruz and is expected to reach the capital late this week.
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Madero
el Paso
Bernardo Reyes
Vera Cruz
Pretty June Wedding at Grace Episcopal Church
Grace Episcopal church witnessed a pretty Monday morning wedding as Aliss Grace McKercher of Leland married George Hilllmonid of Leland. Rev. D Wellington Curran performed the Episcopal ring ceremony with immediate relatives present. The bride wore white embroidered lace over silk and carried roses. Miss Mae Printup of Whalkaska was maid of honor in blue foulard with carnations. The groom was aided by Myron Stover of Leland. The couple will spend time at northern resorts and by automobile, planning to reside in Leland after June 20.
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Grace Episcopal Church
Aliss Grace McKercher
Alexite Kercher
Leland
George Hilllmonid
D. Wellington Curran
Miss Mae Printup
Whalkaska
Myron Stover
Halmond Dere
Halmond
Cope Mish Churchgoers and Visitors Report
Mrs Biggs and daughter Pearl of Marilla attended church in town with L I Millard Monday. Miss Edith Griner of Nessen City is dressmaking locally. Mrs Ann Clifton visits Marilla Yates. Mr and Mrs Freidenburg host their daughter Mrs Moore of Lansing. Mrs John Holland injured herself seriously. Eva Sprague of Pierport visits her mother Elsie Armstrong. Storm described as terrible Sunday. Funeral of Mrs C Gregg at Pomona drawn attendees from here. Mrs R K Lewis and Freddie Gleason visited Yates. Hazel Brimmer to Mt Pleasant and Lansing for two weeks. Mrs Fred Sanders hosts brother Giles Dill of Muskegon. Donna Bolton guest of Mrs E R Grant at Thompsonville. Rev D W Curran departs for Grand Rapids to attend diocese convention. Geo Cornell arrives from Arcadia to visit friends.
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Biggs
Pearl
Marilla
L. l. Millard
Edith Griner
Nessen City
Ann Clifton
Yates
Freidenburg
Moore
Lansing
John Holland
Eva Sprague
Pierport
Elsie Armstrong
C. Gregg
Pomona
R. K. Lewis
Freddie Gleason
Yates Sat
Hazel Brimmer
Mt. Pleasant
Fred Sanders
Giles Dill
Muskegon
Donna Bolton
E.R. Grant
Thompsonville
Local residents enjoy summer life and family milestones
Last week Mrs Starr and Mr Starr spent summers at a beautiful cottage. Noah Gauthier and Stella f a pack tied a marriage on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Martin Hoeft welcomed a baby girl born Wednesday. August Pisher of Chicago prepares a new cottage for his family’s arrival. Mr and Mrs A Lb Meaurnique of North Maniton visit for a few days. Thary Rhinehfield is noted as very ill with ty redirteen fever.
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Starr
Noah Gauthier
Stella F
Martin Hoeft
August Pisher
Chicago
A. Lb. Meaurnique
North Maniton
Thary
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the Herald and Record Co
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D. A. Barber
Marguerite
South Boardman
S. S. Burnett
Lake Ann
Joe Burkett
Traverse City
Warren Depew
Velma Powell
DIRE
Clint Case
Almira
Arvid Depew
Detroit
Dessie Griffith
Wilbur
George
Near Oviatt
Elmer Crain
Moorman
George Willebee
Repp
Vsew
Altman
J. W. Milliken
Traverse City, Michigan
June Te-Mirs
Pugh
Jake Talli
Ars. Sintsjeth
Wall
Suttens Tay
Andrew Peterson
Langenhorn
Germany
Norman Petersen
Barney Co's
Serge Coats
Traverse City, Mich
Mrs. Halmond
Shome
Copemish
D. W. Curran
Grand Rapids
Diocese of
Western Michigan
Geo.Cornell
Arcadia
Just
Steinberg Bros
Northermn
Michigan
Wes
Jer
A.V. Friedrich’s
Oxfords
Friedrich
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