Marriage of 1OLA HIs Daughter And Buffalo Bill’s Family
Miss Irma Cody, daughter of Col William Cody, to marry Lieut Clarence Armstrong Stott. The wedding planned for this month in Cody, later postponed by Nate Salsbury’s death and Cody’s Europe tour with his show. The event will draw military, frontier figures and Western notables to a week of feasting.
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Buffalo Bulls
Indiana
Jeve
Misa Irma Cody
Bono
Miss Cody
Clarence Armstrong Stott
Buffalo Bit
Col Cety
United States Army
Cel.Cody
Ahe
Tenth Cavalry
Buffalo Bill
Col. Cody
Trent
Mott
Russ Cody
New York
Lieut. Stott
Nate Salsbury
England
Europe
Col ‘Cody
Caronel
Tima
Cody
Col
West
Pale Face competition harms western Indian relic trade
In Chadron Nebraska this winter locals report pale face factories year round produce Indian relics for sale, driving down prices and prompting indians to abandon craft due to cheaper competition. Old methods persist as tribesmen chisel quarts and granite for clubs while baskets decline as older squaws die and younger vendors refuse tedious labor.
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Chadron
Neb
Whisky That s All and Hell That s All in a Baptist Record
The Commercial Baptist Record, weekly by Emanuel Baptist Church, reprints a controversial ad phrase Whisky, That s All and questions if similar hell themed phrases might tempt readers. The note cites a waste paper boxes protest and reflects the period church critique.
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The
Commercial Baptist Record
Emanuel Baruet Church
Prisoner Brooks Brory Voluntarily Surrenders in Kosciusko
Brooks Brory, a noted inmate famed for multiple prison escapes, walked into the sheriff’s office at Kosciusko and offered to return to finish his term. Convicted of robbing the Durant express office, he has a long history of escapes across Mississippi and Georgia, with a planned pardon petition now gaining support.
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Kosciusko
Mise
Brooks Brory
Kosciusho
Sherri Love
Uilarr
Story
Durant
Jackson
Btory
Georgia
Mississippi
Montgomery
Madison Station
Gem
Attalla
Tory
Indian Territory
Ardmore
T. T
Amya
Scott's Emulsion Promoted For Child Weakness Cure
An old newspaper snippet touts daily doses of Scott's Emulsion as a quick remedy for child weakness. The ad-like fragment urges parents to worry less and use the product as a common sense treatment, claiming cures feel immediate.
Dig the Grave Deeper For Two Will Lie in It
Philadelphia dispatch recalls a double tragedy tied to a premonition. William Foster and his wife, both sick with smallpox in Trainer and Marcus Hook, were buried at midnight after she urged delaying his funeral until her death. A nurse’s words to “dig the grave deeper” preceded the wife’s fatal passing.
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Philadelphia
William Foster
Marcus Hook
Trainer
Chester
Aho
R. M. Doherty
Ya Willie
Great doctor book offered to SUN readers at cut price
Tae Inpravarouis Lux arranges with Dr J H Greer of Chicago to offer a new 800 page medical volume for 3.00 at the Sun for subscribers in the city at 69 cents. Non subscribers can secure the work by four month Sun subscriptions or paid express charges, with outside city pricing set at 1.00 to 2.00 depending on subscription. The book emphasizes care of children air sunshine and water as medicines and offers guidance on marriage and health through a practical family medical work by Dr J H Greer.
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J. H. Greer
Chicago
Wm. H. Cook
Cincinnati Physio-Medical College
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Aledaan
Aig
Mary
Charles May
Mia
Scott
Ren Ea
Emuk
Amii Fritechis
Attleboro
Mass
Gome
SUN
Tae Inpravarouis Lux
Chicago, Ill
Harvard Medical Institute
College of Medicine
Tx Sux
Taz Sun
Price
Tae Sun
Icines
College of Medicine and Surgery
Indianapolis Sun
Indianapolis
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