Outwitted Warfare and Raid Reach Powder River Territory
The report describes a raiding party that overran a government train bound for Powder River area near Utah and Montana. 100 mounted Indigenous riders attacked a wagon train near a defile, scattering the escort and seizing 3000 pounds of flour. Authorities and troops pursued but the attackers eluded capture, while Indians from the region plan new movements and await further engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cain
James Forgen
Wyoming
Powder River
Montana
Eines
Swamp Root Tonic Promises Cure for Various Ailments
An old advertisement fragment touts Swamp Root by Dr. Kilmer as a cure for many troubles. It claims beauty, vigor, cheerfulness, and relief from weakness and misery, urging readers that the tonic offers a remedy even for chronic conditions.
Catarrh of Kidneys Prompts Veteran Testimonial
An Oakland California veteran writes of severe bladder and kidney trouble, claiming Peruna cured him after doctors failed. The piece warns catarrh of the kidneys is often neglected until hard to treat and endorses Peruna as a safe remedy with testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
Eran
Tatarrit
Tose
Berana
8.B.kartman
Hareman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Aged Woman Struck and Killed by Train
An elderly woman was fatally struck by a train near Sneemaam in Ishbury North Carolina. The accident occurred around dawn as she was near a residential area, with initial reports noting a lack of witnesses and ongoing investigations.
Case Against Standard Oil Goes To Next Term
In Jackson Tennessee on November 2 the case against Standard Oil Co. in the Federal Court was postponed to the next term. The indictment lists one thousand five hundred forty five counts. A line about a medicine ad is included noting Chamberlain's Cough Remedy offered by Shuford Drug.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson, Tenn
Standard Oil Co
Chamberlain
Shuford
Thomas George
Renita
Sanford Drag
Livonia
T. J. Dwyer
Graysville
Dr. King
Arion
C. M. Shuford
W. S. Martin & Co
Striking Atlantic Currents Hint at Gulf Stream Shift
Nova Scotia reports a rare catch of a tarpon off Harrigan Cove and notes the Canadian fisheries bureau confirming large southern fish entering northern waters. Scientists see potential wide effects on sealing and ocean current patterns, with ongoing tests shaping theories on Gulf Stream alterations and related currents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nova Scotia
Harrigan Cove
Atlantic Ocean
Prince
Gcme
Florida
Mexican
Canadian Biologics
Gulf Stream
Negro Soldiers Fight at Fort Bliss Saloon Brawl
At Fort Bliss near El Paso Texas November 3 Negro troops of the 25th Infantry clashed in a saloon outside the reservation Private Mathews was killed Privates Lewis and Johnson and the saloon keeper were wounded Troops from the fort were sent to arrest the combatants A card game is said to have sparked the trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Texas
25Th Infantry
Fort Bliss
Mathews
Lewis
Alexander Johnson
Wake Forest Baptist Services Seated by Rev W C Taylor
The Wake Forest Baptist church will host Rev W C Taylor from Petersboro Pa to lead preaching tomorrow while visiting his cousin Dr J W Lynch. The week also saw J E B Sainteing take charge of the Old Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest
Wake Forest
Colles
Nov. S
Baptist
W. C. Taylor
Petersboro
J. W. Lynch
J. EB. Sainteing
Holding and Company
Sainting
Raleigh
Greensboro
Durham
Judson’ Willis
Roberson ‘County
Messrs
W. 8. Britt
Ed L. Conn
W. Lemmon
Franklin County
Henderson
Warrenton
Scotland Neck
Rocky’ Mount
Dunn
George ‘Wall
Fanny
Ernest L. Morgan
Naywood County
Liam H. Fanman
John A. Patterson
Cleveland County
Charles Phitfer
Iredell County
F. T. Béanett
Sampson County
Fost
P. Ivey
Wayne County
H. P. Harris
Franklin Count Corner
John R. Renfrew
Feck
Tenburg County
Purefoy Hotel
4. L. Wiggs
Atlanta Ga
Calf Causes Wreck On Southern Line Near Cordova
A switching train on the Southern Railway near Cordova Alabama was wrecked when a calf struck the locomotive. The incident killed flagman Jake Davidson, possibly fatally injured the conductor, and lightly injured several crew members. The report blends with several advertisements and notices on medicine and a separate Berlin treaty item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordova
Ala
Southern’ Railway
Jake Davidson
Missing Danish Brotherhood official sparks fund loss probe
Chicago reports J Christie Kilson missing as a total of 40 000 to 50 000 dollars in orders funds vanishes. Kilson, supreme treasurer of the Danish Brotherhood of America, has not been seen since October 20. In Richmond, Virginia, A Scottville notes the president and Mrs. Roosevelt continue their turkey hunt trip and plan to extend their stay with outdoor activities and open air recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
J. Christinann Kilson
Supreme Treaser
Danish Brotherhood
America
Eaulson
Richmond
A. Scottville
A. J. Rhodes
Solvency Declared After Shortage Secured at Bank
In Montgomery Alabama this November the Monroe County cashier H C Duolse has been checked by state bank examiner Mr Rutledge. Directors report the bank remains solvent and $20,000 has been secured against the shortage. A reflective note on hard work before and after vacations closes the passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News County
Columbia
Fairview County
V. A. White
Greenville County
Faiview County
W. H. H. Newell
W. H. Yeldel
Hampton Monument Commission
Martin
Marshall
Montgomery
Ala
H.C. Duolse
Monroe County
Rutledge
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Sue
Jan
Wyo
Col Rogers
Fort Meade
Prosiat
Roosevelt
Sixth Cavalry
Weil
Kitcoc
Clark T
G. A
Oakland, Cel
Mary Tarlton
Chestnut Hill Crossing
Salisbury
Iaisbury
N.C
Meganton
Sneemaam
Nee
Ake
Hampton Monument
Canada
Forest College
Lipton
Boston
King Edward
Gov. Long
United States
Great Britain
Flagman
Get DeVite’s
CM. Shuford
W. S. Masten
Berlin
G. W. Fouts
Riverton
Shuford’s
Martin & Co's
Reynolds
Turkey Hunting
Castoria
McGomis Sros
Caliparas
Cuba
POTOR
Fireta Clees
J.B. Woh
P. A. Zshovilic
Waa
Atom
Jeremma Mullins
Odessa
W. Va
Cardui
Cardus
G. H. Gates
Gatee Brothers
Postoffic Bic
Bo' Fang
Hiskory Roofing and Tinning Co Co
McComb Brothers
Heckory,n. C
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