Dr Miles Nervine Restores Kentucky Businessman Health
D. W. Hurton of Louisville recalls two severe La Grippe attacks in 1889 and 1890 that left him nervously exhausted and in pain. After using Dr Miles Restorative Nervine, his condition improved within two days and he was cured in a month, with lasting health.
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Landark Gazette Weed Wednesday Aug 7 95
The Lanark Gazette notes Weed Wednesday promotions and community notices for the Aug 7 1995 edition. Local items highlight upcoming events and local business shuffles within Lanark.
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Potomac Power Plan Aims at Great Falls Development
Washington Star reports private landowners and government officials study harnessing Potomac water power for electric lighting and municipal use. A Little Falls project may lead, with a northern capitalist backing, costing at least 2.5 million dollars and potentially rising to quadruple this before completion.
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Woman defends bloomers with pistol in West Palm Beach
In a sensational scene Mrs Nelson Young confronted commentator John McDonald over his remarks about a woman’s bloomers. Wearing bloomers the expert wheelist rode through Lake Worth area, later entering McDonald’s store and forcing an apology with a revolver. The incident, tied to McDonald’s church role, caused a local uproar.
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Telephone System Integrates with Telegraph in Sweden
The Swedish state plans to connect telephone lines with the state telegraph. Instead of street addresses, telephone numbers will identify subscribers. Telegraph clerks will read numbers to relay messages, reducing Messenger duties as almost everyone uses the telephone.
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Partial confession ties Holmes to murder plot in Castle case
Chicago police report a late confession from Pat Quinlan and new evidence linking Holmes to the Pitzel murder. Blood traces, trunks with Minnie Williams initials, and a secret basement path are cited as proof, with Quinlan to be confronted with the material.
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Roaring Torrents Flood So Corro and Surrounding Areas
A disastrous cloudburst and flash flood hit Socorro and nearby towns on August 1. The deluge swept streets, wrecked bridges and rail lines, and killed or left missing many residents, with property losses exceeding a million dollars. Other towns Colorado and Wyoming reported powerful floods, washing out tracks, bridges, and cabins and causing multiple fatalities.
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Notable Figures Attend Civic and Religious Leaders Event
Judge Joan Dean Caton of Illinois, William Kissinger of Kephart Indiana, Oliver Ennis of Greensbay Indiana, Simon Wormsen banker of New York, Rev M A DeWoire Hows of central Pennsylvania, George Bay Court retiree of Pekin Wisconsin, Kidhany M Hunt Newport, Kuven O Axes former Boston mayor Somerville Massachusetts gathered in a regional notice of notable residents.
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Convention at Pertle Springs backs free silver plan
The state Democratic convention at Pertle Springs opened with about forty delegates and a strong push for free and unlimited coinage of silver at 16 to 1. It is expected to name new central committee members, with Rand and Cockrell among leaders. In Columbus Coxey leads a populist ticket. In Lind the white mob attacks the local Negro settlement, wounding forty and driving many to flee, amid calls for sheriff protection and governor intervention.
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Illinois Pickings and State Legislature Adjourning
Telegraph notes in Our Own State summarize Illinois affairs as the legislature winds down a special session. The House adjourns sine die while the Senate plans to follow, with tax levy increases pending and debates over a libel law and an arbitration bill. Governor Altgeld’s stance on reconvening remains unsettled.
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Murder mystery and arrest in McAfee case shocks region
July 21 murder of Luuks McAfee on his porch near here. Charles King, alias Joseph Leonard Tiles, identified as the suspect from Kingston Tennessee, with links to Ohio asylum and roaming tramp past. Police vow full confessions and pursuit as state faces cash shortages and political notices unfold.
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Water rate vigilantes and a curious blue bloomers incident
Denver residents form a water rate vigilante committee to press city council for lower charges. A church organist appeared in red bloomers at a Mason meeting, shocking the congregation. Victor Colorado reports a gold ore vein worth abundant potential.
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Miners Win Pact Ends Nationwide Strike in Paced Settlement
The coal miners and operators reach an agreement avoiding a strike. Wages rise across Ohio Indiana Illinois and Pennsylvania with a six cent baseline in Pittsburgh district and a seven cent rate after January 1. Company stores differential abolished and a joint convention set for October to fix next year’s rate. Civilian casualties and a cavalry move anchor a split news item from Market Lake Idaho.
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Markets And Grain Prices In New York And Chicago
The report covers New York money markets with mercantile paper at 3.64 per cent and sterling quiet. Chicago grain quotes include wheat August through December, corn August to December, oats, and rye, with closing prices noted. Live stock at Chicago Unions shows hogs, cattle, and sheep ranges, while St. Louis wheat and corn futures for August September December are listed.
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Bargain Store Corner Offers Wide Range of Furniture
The Bargain Store on the corner displays a large stock of furniture with Chicago price parity. A $12 three piece bedroom set is advertised along with parlor suits, plush five piece sets at $25, couches from $8 to 30, carpet lounges from $5 to 14, and easy chairs and rockers in various styles and prices led by Wm. Strickler.
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Miss Sprague Catches 10 Foot Shark Aboard Queen
Miss F A Sprague of San Francisco fends off a 10 foot shark hooked while halibut fishing from the steamship Queen at Killisnoo banks Alaska. The shark, weighing 410 pounds, was hauled to the lower deck where it was slain and its teeth preserved for the young heroine.
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