Youths Slater and Saine Fatally Injured by Pioneer Limited
Charles Slater and Roy Saine of St Paul were struck by the Pioneer Limited on the St Paul tracks near the high bridge Sunday night. Slater, 20, suffered a skull fracture and internal injuries. Saine, 25, had a fractured right elbow, three broken ribs, and internal hemorrhage. Both men had been returning home after a day downtown and were walking on the tracks when they moved to an adjacent rail and were hit as the train arrived, hurled against the bridge piers.
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Charles Slater
Roy Saine
St. Paul
Pioneer Limited
High Bridge
Slater
Saine
Roy Laine
Fairmont
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Endorsed by Le Raysville Merchant
O S Woolever a renowned Le Raysville merchant says Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured his piles twenty years ago and it cures every sore wound burn or abrasion. Available for 25 cents at O T Bruart's drug store. Read Tribune wants.
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O. S. Woolever
le Raysville
N. Y
O. T. Bruaart
Missing Minnesota heir sparks estate dispute narrative
In St Peter Minnesota the Patsche inheritance stirs new claims as August Patsche, a missing heir, is linked to a $1000 legacy from Henry Patsche. His wife Minnie Patsche of New Ulm and her two sons seek a share, while administrator Philip Dick of St Peter holds the funds. A Crookston law firm and Joseph Eckstein sue Patsche and Dick garnishing the estate. August vanished years ago after a 1898 divorce order. Fred Patsche from New Ulm arrives claiming to represent his mother’s interest.
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ST. Peter, Minn
August Patsche
Henry Patsche
Minnie Patsche
New Ulm
Philip Dick
Canada
Miller & Foote
Crookston, Minn
Joseph A. Eckstein
New Utlm
Patsche
Marshall County
Fred Patsche
St. Peter
Cummins Still in Senate Race
Des Moines Ind Dec 17 Gov Cummins refuses to drop his bid for the U S Senate despite talk of him seeking the presidency He clarifies a past letter about Senator Allison and notes a daily capital urging him to donate the $1000 he promised to a fund or cause.
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Des Moines
Gov
Cummins
United States
Dolliver
Washington
Dubuque
Allison
Daily Capital Here
Gov. Cummins
Cure Yourself of Constipation with Tropical Fruits
A home remedy claims to revitalize nerves and relieve constipation using Obitrut Compound Extract mixed with port wine or grape juice. The ad asserts benefits for nerves, stomach, and bowels and urges readers to obtain the prescription from first-class druggists. Co. F. and L. Runckel and O. T. Erhart.
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Co. F
L. Runckel
O. T. Erhart
Washington Man Promises Not to Run If Shown Letter
A unnamed man in Washington reportedly agreed to refrain from running for senator if presented with a letter confirming such a pledge. The source provides limited context and does not reveal names, dates, or affiliations.
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Washington
Revival ends in Muscatine with 5600 converts a crowd
Reverend William A Sunday concludes the largest Iowa revival, drawing 7,000 to see him off as 5600 converts signaled a strong response. Collections totaled 6785 dollars and 50 cents, with a brass band present as the train departed at midnight.
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Muscatine
Kta
William A
Sioux City
Mondamin
T. S. Martin
J. P. Martin
L. R. Martin
T. S
Waterloo
Arlington
S. D
Bemidji
Mina
Minnesota National Guard
Hot coals fly into his face in stove mishap
Joseph Maier of 322 Pearl Street was burned when his coal stove exploded while he shook the grates on Sunday morning. The door was open and hot coals blew onto his face and one arm, leaving severe burns. He is reported to be improving today.
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Joseph Maier
Pearl Street
Mr. Maier
Theophratus Stubbe and the Undertaker Agency
Theophratus Esculapius Stubbe, proprietor of Universal Life Everlasting Golden Bitters, hosts a crowd as a pale undertaker seeks an agency to sell large quantities of the medicine, proposing to revive his dull business with a wary sales push.
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Theophrasus Esculapiu
Stubbe
Theophratus Esculapius Stubbe
Tam
Theophratus
Eau Claire Clubhouse To Host Dedication Concert
The palatial Eau Claire clubhouse, among the finest outside Milwaukee, will be dedicated with a musical concert next Friday night December 20. The new clubhouse cost about 150000 dollars to erect and fit up, and the auditorium seats 300.
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EAU Claire
Milwaukee
Harriman Road Deal All Off
Boston December 17. It is learned today that negotiations to sell the New Haven road or its controlling interest to Boston & Maine have ended. Harriman was the prime mover in the contemplated purchaser, but the road he represented is not known.
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Boston
New Haven
Boston & Maine
Harriman
Remarkable case reports cure by Electric Bitters
Abraham Brown of Winterton New York recalls five doctors misdiagnosing him heart disease kidney trouble blood poison stomach and liver issues before his wife suggested Electric Bitters. The tonic is advertised as guaranteed to cure blood poison weakness and all stomach liver and kidney complaints by O T Erhart druggist priced at 50 cents.
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Abraham Brown
Winterton
N. Y
O. T. Erhart
Man who keeps his face closed saves much time
A man who can keep his face closed saves a lot of time, suggesting efficiency or restraint in expression.
Crooked Rich Men Echo Dollar Mark Contrast
A sharp critique notes that some wealthy individuals resemble the dollar mark that separates them from the masses, implying moral laxity tied to wealth. The comment frames wealth as a symbol of moral compromise within society.
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A. A. Graef, Mgr
Tribune
Pearl St
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Northwest
Dr. Porter
DR. Porte
Senate
Ls. Porter's
Beckham
Kentucky
the Bergh Piano
Fourth and
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