Lizzie Borden Now Living Quietly In Fall River
A six year old murder trial made Lizzie Borden notorious. The article details her quiet, private life in Fall River Massachusetts, her wealth of about 350000, a stylish home on the hill, chauffeur driven carriage, and limited social contact. It notes town suspicion lingers despite acquittal and describes her family background and the enduring stigma.
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Fall River
Mass
Lizzie Borden
United States
Miss Borden
Europe
Borden
Emma L. Borden
Lizzie
Russell Sage
Fail River
Ture
Andrew J. Borden
Union Savings Bank
Merchants’ Manufacturing Company
Safe Deposit Company
Troy Cotton and Woolen Manufactory
Bordens
New England
Peruna praised for catarrh relief and rail service change
A letter from ex governor Myron H. McCord endorses Pe-ru-na for catarrh, noting improved health after one bottle. The piece cites widespread cures, urges spring treatment, and mentions the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad adding an ordinary sleeper with reduced Pullman rates. Also includes brief, humorous polychrome anecdotes and an advertisement for Balzer Seeds.
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Myron H. McCord
New Mexico
Dr. Hartman
Washington, D. C
M. H. McCord
Hartman
Columbus
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Chicago
Pittsburg
Baltimore
Newark
Last Case of Garland Before Supreme Court
The docket lists No. 198 Blanche Townsend et al versus Christian V. Moore et al with A H Garland arguing for the appellants. Townsend seeks to set aside her mother’s will which left $15,000 bonds to daughters Moore and Russell but omitted Townsend. The lower court upheld the will. Townsend’s former attorney Judge H O Cloughton died in a railroad accident before his argument. Garland, succeeding, dies during his own presentation.
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Russell
H. O. Cloughton
Garland
Chicago
Health for Ten Cents and Curious Slogan Fragments
An old newspaper snippet touts Cascarets as a health remedy for digestion and cleanliness with claims about kidneys, bowels, and headache relief. Interleaved quotes from readers reference a new play and a science claim about lifting six and a half million pounds, all from the Indianapolis Journal.
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Indianapolis Journal
Deafness Cure Ad and Medical Oddities Note
A scattered advertisement style notice discusses deafness arising from blocked Eustachian tubes and inflamed membranes. It touts Hall's Catarrh Cure with a $100 reward for cure from catarrh and mentions boxing up pills, railway franchise talk, and local agent recruiting with street chatter and miscellaneous notices.
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Ose
Cheney & CO
Toledo
Berd & Degen
Hal
Tumor Expelled by Vegetable Compound Testimony
Mrs Extranere Warextock of Magno lia Iowa recounts recovery from a long lasting tumor after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She describes relief from bloating smothering spells and heart palpitations and says she can walk distances now. She endorses the medicine for female troubles and cites three boxes as sufficient.
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Extranere Warextock
Magnolia
Towa
Dean Mex
Lydia E Winkham
Mra Pinkham
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Homestead
M’hord
Philadelphia
Balzer
Piso
Thie County
Acrident Co
Denver
Es & Wesers
Reprememan Eeetepete
Wena Weilhome
Cotlere
HH. Green
Secretes
Mike
Weniat
Crarden
Cape
Tong Ho
PABST
Setreaoen
All Rediatie Eee
Pabst Chemical Co
ST. Jacobs
Sapolio
Denver Direct
Bostwick
Acksmith
Inter-Ocean Hotel
Brown Palace
Albany
Oliver Steel
Business Chang
Merver School
Woodworth-Wallace Commercial
Dairy Farng
Taier
Layel Chagas
Cuno & Wood
E. E
Ciso
Coterace
Searem Express
Joslin
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