Anna McDermott Marriage Record Affirms 1905 Chicago Union
Records show Anna McDermott aged 21 and Edward Shafer aged 28 married in Chicago on Feb 14 1905 by Rev G A Gouzer with witnesses Joseph Butler and Mary Middeman The birth years and later links to the Whitla kidnapping case remain unconfirmed and the family notes she fled home about three years earlier from Milwaukee area convent connections
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Chicago
Anna McDermott
Edward Shafer
Whitla
Albert Smith
sShacfer
G. A. Gouzer
Holy Family Church
Joseph Buter
Mary Middeman
Helen” Boyle
Cleveland
United Press
Wm. McDermott
Sinsinnewa Mound
Wis
Be Using Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy
You can stop that coughing by using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It relieves the lungs aids expectoration and effects a prompt and permanent cure.
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Chamberlain
Chicago Endures Heat Wave Hits May Day High
Chicago and the Midwest bake in near record heat with the day starting hot and the forecast predicting stronger heat. The thermometer topped 86 degrees, the hottest May 5th on record in recent years, as four people collapsed from the heat including Fernando Jones, Chicago's oldest pioneer.
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Chicago
Middle West
Weather Bureau
Nichi
Fernando Jones
Gilmore of Chamberlain Returns Home
KL. Gilmore of Chamberlain aged 58 who has been a business visitor here for several days has returned to his home.
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KL. Gilmore
Chamberlain
Milwaukee Health Chief Discusses Death, Embalming Safety
Milwaukee Health Commissioner G A Bading says burial alive is extremely rare and embalming makes death almost certain. He notes tests rely on tissue disintegration, and that suspended animation can fool observers though such cases are very uncommon.
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G. A. Bading
Milwaukee
Opium Smuggling Plot Unearthed At San Francisco Port
May 6 officials term the largest smuggling plot in the port's history has been uncovered by Surveyor E F Woodward and Collector Fred Stratton. They allege thousands of dollars of opium already entered the country and more is en route from China, with major operators named in both China and the United States.
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San Francisco
E. F. Woodward
Fred Stratton
China
United States
Billiard Tourney at La Crosse Club
Tonight La Crosse billiard club players compete in a progressive three cushion carom tournament with a prize. The event runs about two hours as the contest advances through rounds.
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LA Crosse Club
la Crosse
Maybury Dead Former Detroit Mayor and Congressman
William Maybury the former mayor and congressman of Detroit died at his home today after a sudden relapse of uraemic poisoning. The death marks the end of a long public career.
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WM. Maybury
Detroit
Mich
Mey
Maybury
Mystery of Mrs A Lewis Probed in Chicago
Chicago police reopen the unsolved case of a woman identified only as Mrs C A Lewis whose body was found in the lake near Lincoln Park. The case details a rooming house stay, a safe deposit box with $3750, two scraps of paper, a prescription, and multiple missing women named Lewis. No definitive identity has been established.
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Lewis
Lake Michigan
Chicago
A. Lewis
Lincoln Park
Mary Gassoway
Dearborn Avenue
Lake Shore
Goethe Street
First National Bank
C. A. Lewis
Lake Front
Gold Dust Floors Cleaner Promises Easy Cleaning
An old advertisement touts Gold Dust as a kitchen floor cleaner that requires little effort. It claims to whiten floors, cut grease, and purify surfaces without damage, suggesting a tablespoon per pail of hot water for clean results.
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Stein Bloch
Gotzian
Carhart
Nelo Thompson
Helen
Reiman & Tordt
Mainee
Panama
Great Reductions
MAN Scouts
Charles A. Lewis
Buffalo, N. Y
Firman Mooney
Forty-third Avenue
Kansas
City
St. Nicholas Hotel
West Lake Street
Spokane
Wash
Annie Miller Lewis
Dawson City
Alaska
Rose Gardner
Michigan Avenue
H. V. Lewis
Kansas City
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