Hunting accidents claim many young lives this week
Daniel Cole of Forest Michigan and a string of hunting incidents across several states leave multiple youths dead or gravely injured. Reports detail accidental shootings, fractured limbs, and fatal gun discharges from Indiana Kentucky Ohio Illinois and New Jersey as youths and others suffer serious harm during hunts and at play.
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George Jackson
Jefferson
Ind
B.F. Talmage
Leslie
Mich
Nistfall
Walter Shaw
Par's
Young Wiley
Rushville
The World and Its Ways Then and Now
A long compendium of sensational items from across the country cites crimes accidents and strange happenings. Convictions counterfeit coin cases school discipline killings ship wrecks and curious anecdotes color this mosaic of late 19th century urban life with victims escapes and societal quirks.
Convicted of Conspiracy to Marry a Quack Doctor
Reading and Lancaster courts heard the case of Susan Emore Coonley who after a widow’s social scheme lured a sixteen year old into a marriage with Dr. Edgar De Leone. Ida Grenneman testified she was persuaded to marry the doctor and the trio fled. the doctor remains a fugitive while the widow was convicted on three counts. Police pursuits and violent crime are noted with details of a South Carolina shooter and a fatal confrontation in Charlotte. The White family tragedy in Washington Iowa ends with John White dying en route home with oats.
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Georgia
New Haven
Ulysses
Neb
Jacksonville
Ill
Blackleg
San Fernando
Cal
Reading
Philadelphia Times
Susan Emore
Lancaster
Coonley
Susan
Edgar de Leone
Ida
Washington
Iowa
John White
Debuque
Kidney-Wort Patent Medicine Ad Claim
An old advertisement touts Kidney-Wort as a free water remedy marketed as a dry compound that yields six quarts per poker. It claims to cure kidney diseases liver complaints and piles by acting as a diuretic cathartic and tonic with no poisonous liquors.
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Richardson & CO
Kk. Detchon
Jrome Allen
Ana T On
Culverwell Medical Co
4Lane St
National Pub. Co
St. Louis
Orhicago
Lise
Tregray
Sdicineco
Mechanics
Greencastle
England no longer supplies most cutlery to U S
A report notes that four decades ago England supplied over 90 percent of U S table cutlery. now U S production meets about 92 percent of demand with large exports to South America, Australia, and Europe. A Debuque church incident retelling shows an inattentive reader interrupting services, drawing amused and pained reactions before resuming.
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United States
England
South America
Australia
Europe
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Kidney Pad Co
Toledo
Ohio
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Tutt
Ofice
Murray Street
New York
Chilleren
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ELSON
Dr. Sanford
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U.S
Canming
Im, Stevenson & Co
WIEN
Ster Sports
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Forest Mich
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Kansas
Funbeck
Little ‘Tan Beers
Noblesville
Lie
Grace Hodge
Charles Lucan
Greenville
Hanting
Jeff Alley
Coleman Wood
Macon
Joseph Smith
James Lindsey
New Straitsville
Harry Reese
Allegheny Co
Hunting
George King
St. John Mich
William Dohler
Philadelphia
Willie Wadden
Waterford
N. J
Young Smith
Painsville
The
A. Jackson Thomas
St Louis
Johnson
John Levi
Hawesville
Harvard
Boston
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St.Louis
Lewis Barr
Pleasant Grove
Detroit Medical College
Thomas Greene
Lake Huron County
Ernest Cheron
Great South Bay
Orange Noble
Watertown
N. Y
Reynard
Benj. Sheffer Jr
York County
Enoch Johns
Dent County
Shutts
Robert Winton
Sac Creek
Wilton
Lee Nouston
Calhoun
W.H. Hoyle
Malone
WY. Y
Charles
Stamford
Conn
N.D. Jones
John Jess
Salem Creek
N.J
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Paris
Hugh McGlinn
San Francisco
St. Paul
Bob Pharr
South Carolina
Ile
Tie
Charlotte
Hill
Ta . E. Hopkins
Bones
J.T. Craig
Seconnias
Nebraska
Tleonderson
Kansas & Nebraska Immigrant Union
Atchison, Kus
Racers xi Provisions
Phillip Albaugh
Hathaway Block
Mre
Mena Call
John Bull
Smith
Bull
Foun Bull
Main Ot
Louisville
Naber
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Orange Judd Company
Broadway
Selilers
R. E. Sellers & CO
Pittsburgh
Just Pub
Robert J. Culver
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