Land Entry Notice for Newkirk Homestead Waunau Wisconsin
Interior Department announces that William Newkurd of Newlife's Corners Wisconsin filed a homestead entry for NWM NW Section 28 Township 16 North Range 9 West. The entry will be examined by the La Crosse Circuit Court clerk on January 28 1908 with witnesses William Mahol Toigen and John W Miller registering.
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New York
la Crosse
Helors Rayalyy
Afly Rotlegenen
Slidente
St. Olaf College
Northfield
Minnesota
Tesklid
Allerten
Wade
Europe
Olrth
Christhansen
Reutar
Elassica
Norton Wor
Department of the Interior
Land Pales
Wausau
Wig
Wiliam Newkurd
Newlife's
Corners
Wis
Ile
Elhin
Entyy
Township
Ah la Crosse
Jhanany
Mistrial medical solicitation promises cure for ailments
A sensational notice invites afflicted readers to a medical clinic promising safe, quick, and permanent cures. The speaker claims free counsel and affordable treatment, urging those dissatisfied with other therapies to attend and trust their case to the specialist. It touts past patients cured and offers demonstrations to prove effectiveness.
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Haive
Home
Eny
Llustraviona Phowiog
Wnouffer
South Bend
Ind
U.S. A
Brothers Blaney Turn Melodrama Talent To Profit
Charles B Blaney and Harry Clay Blaney, Columbus youths, rise from scalper offices to melodic writing and production. Charles writes and directs while Harry acts, building a business empire of twelve melodramas and five theatres in Brooklyn Philadelphia Newark and more. Their success funds mansions on an island, with millions earned from lively stage shows and theatrical ventures.
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Columbus
Thany
Charles B. Blarnay
Harry Clay Blansy
Charles I. Blaney
Cauilllonaire
Harry Clay Blaney
Leraprietara
Hrookiyo
Timabe
P Tialarg
Philtdetysla
Ualmic
Moubtful Ecjaymeur Yas
Tynery
Epoe Vauoe
Hasty Blaney
Tedley
Mr. Vauve
New York Bowery
Harry Blaney
Ot Groverdl
Marty Bradey
Onerles Blaney
Sny Meaus
Charles
Marvy Clay
Khah Tine
Charles Glaney
Colusubus
Lis Wo
Ils
Ipty
Tony
Murry Clay Gran
Jaseys
Klaw & Briorger
Hie
Henerzan
Merh Geethes
Nikae
Cherie
Sam
Pacific
Kings of Narrows
Willie
Eill
Wille
Bose
Suvkh
Tadeed
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William M. Duncan sues Abner McKinley estate over $10000 debt
William M. Duncan of Cleveland, nephew of President McKinley, sues Abner McKinley estate for $10,000 alleging a loan from Helen Mekinler was transferred to the elder McKinley. The suit seeks repayment with related expressions noted as erroneous in discussion of language.
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Ganton
Wilam M. Duncan
Cleveland
Ieale
McKinley
Abener McN'nley
Duncan
Abner McKkinley
Helen Mekinler
Merchant James Conkling Monitored After Ear Injury
James D Conkling a Threll merchant lies in middleton hospital after pouring molten metal into his right ear during a personal crisis. He suffers severe injury and is under care as doctors assess the incident. Hamlet is mentioned as a possible influence on the act and state of mind.
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Middleton
James d. Conkling
Threll Hospital
Mr. Conkling
Shakspeare
Sotheisiug
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