Dr Miles Nervine Restores Health in Testimonial
A letter from a Phoenix reader extols Dr Miles Nervine Restorative Service as helping with nerves and vitality after illness. The missive claims positive results and urges others to seek the remedy through local druggists and the Dr Miles Medical Co. in Indiana.
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Miles
Lagrippe
Miwanteo
Wis
Jurie 6
Paoenix
Mile
Drugeima
Ur Ea Repli
Rocane
Dr. Miles Medical Co
Kiktart
Ind
Stade
Phicago, Ill
Royal Medicine CO
Wabash Ay
Lanark, IL
J. Allemong
Murder Case Drama Hits Indianapolis Frontier
The headless body of Pearl Bryan from near Greencastle Ind is identified. Three men are jailed Jackson Walling with confessions implying mutual blame. A Hollingsworth witness spins new, unverified details of abduction illness and a stairway abortion in Cincinnati Fort Thomas and a decapitation by a negro accomplice.
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Fort Thomas
Pearl Bryan
Greencastle
Ind
Scott Jackson
Alvora M. Walling
William Wood
Wood
Cincissatt
Jackson
Walling
Insmirrapolis
Hollingsworth
Staion House
Cincinnati
Ilinois Street
Pearl
Miss Hollingsworth
Miles Hollingsworth
Lulu May Hollingsworth
Miss Bryan
Pearl Bryan murder mystery grips Cincinnati and Kentucky
Report from Cincinnati and Newport details ongoing Grand Jury inquiries in Kentucky into Pearl Bryan’s decapitated body found near Cincinnati. The case centers on suspects Jackson and Walling, with disputed ownership of a bloodstained coat and razor, and searches extending through Covington Newport and Dayton sand bars. Evidence links to Indianapolis friend May Hollingsworth as investigators probe the drug purchase prior to death.
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Ciscinnati
Pearl Bryan
Fort Thomas
Grand
Newport
Kentucky
Pearl
Ann
May Lala Hollingsworth
Tosianapolis
Indianapolis
Miss Hollingsworth
Jackson
Covington
Walling
Enid Walling
Atrugle
Maewer
Na Vigorous
Bryan
Dayton
Dental College
National Legislature Notes From Washington and Abroad
A chaotic legislative log spans Feb 1 to Feb 11 with senate and house actions. Debates on free silver and appropriation plans mix with the Nicaragua canal report, Cuban independence efforts, and a Crain memorial adjournment. Weathering the era, officials confirm Ambassador Uhl to Germany and report bond bids.
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Turple
Allison
Wasitinaros
Senate
Peyy
Morrie
Allen
Olney
Committee On Rules
Dovertor
Barrett
Talbert
South Caroline
Aromalon
Judiciary Committee
Provident
House
Wasittsetos
Moerill
Smith
New Jersey
Dorslog
Caime Up
Veet
Sovevtary
Morton
State News Notes Happenings Across the State
A compilation from Chicago telegrams reports a man named Wigtnaks held at West Chicago Avenue station for threats to imitate recent local family killings. Separate items note train speed feats on the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy line, a decapitation on a Hannibal and St. Joseph train, and various local incidents including murders, robberies, and legal actions across Illinois and neighboring states.
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Chicago
Stephen Wigttnaks
Wella Street
Chicago Avenue
Hichard Klattke
Peter Hoggan
Wig- Hineleo Isboror
Bowen
Rose Hill Cemetery
Klattke
Ula
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Mendota
Frank Ballard
W. J. Mann
Scott Dewey
Judge Grosscup Shames Editor Dunlop to Two Years
Judge Grosscup sentences Joseph Dunlop editor and proprietor of The Dispatch to two years in the penitentiary and a fine for mailing obscene matter. The judge denounces lax post office enforcement and vows a strong preventative penalty. An appeal will be taken on technical points within twenty days.
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Crmvanva
Abusmada
Chihuahua
Juarez
el Paso
Tex
Julian
Quinn
O'Rourke
Kinny
Davies
Kane
Nevoss
Cureaco
Grosscup
Joseph Dunlop
Dispatch
Dunlop
Supreme Court
Lord Chatham
Hhe Castle
England
United States Mall Service
Post Office Department
Markets Deliver Mixed Moves Across Commodities and Grains
New York markets show mixed activity with calls in money at 3 percent and sterling weak. Metals and government securities move. wheat, corn, oats and oats futures quoted with limited activity. Chicago live stock prices trend higher with hogs and cattle accounting for steady to varied ranges.
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New York Financial
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Willa
Chicago Grain and Produce
Chicago
Union
Texas
Senator-elect Foraker tail with ton silitie at Cincinnati
A long list of brief notes from history bulletin dated February covers varied items from senator elect Foraker’s movements in Cincinnati to a St Louis doctor confined in an insane asylum by his own request. It notes commutations, court actions, divorces, and multiple local incidents across several states.
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Petersburg
Ils
Abraham Lincoln
Dors A. Tindall
Tyra C. Vickers
Metropolia
Mias
Katie Mae Roberts
Neoga
Ill
Kankakee
John D Grant
Rockford, Ill
William Nile
Wiinola Steel Works
South Chicago
William Higgin
William Kay
William Lutes
Rachel Lee
Danville
Lutes
Spain
Maparip
Foraker
Cincinnati
Dexter V. Dean
St. Louis
Burlington
N. J
Cleveland
A. A. Cadwallader
Wat Superior
Milwaukee Home of Correction
Standard Old Trust
Freese
Forest
Thuretay
St. John’s Military Academy
Delaflora
Mary Jaeger
Metropolitan Opera House
New York
Thurman Club
Columbus
John J. Lentz
Judson Harmon
Ray van Tassel
A.J. Stearns
West Stockholm
St. Lawrence Co
N. Y
A. Owen
Axel J. Ekblade
Walsburg
Kan
Owen
A. Nibek
Middlefield
Iowa
Owen Electric
State Street
Chicago
Evans Gambit Update in a Frustrating Chess Flash
The fragmentary record shows a chaotic chess notation sequence labeled Evans Gambit and Techigontn amid a complex midgame. It details a long, unclear game with many piece trades and strange annotations, culminating in a note about a drawn or uncertain position after 1 M moves and various rooks and kings active on multiple files.
Race War at Whiting Ends in Bloody Alfray and Deaths
A riot at Joseph Macvitik's saloon in Whiting Indiana involved Hungarians and Poles. Three men died from gunshot wounds and two were seriously wounded amid a long standing race conflict tied to the Standard Oil workforce.
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Whiting
Ind
Alfray
Wallixe
Joseph Macvitik
Meles
Standard Oil Company
Steve Mucha
John Makin
Emory Szanjo
Jacob Gladstone
Chicago
John Thomas
Standard O1l Company
Remains of Remarkable Prehistoric Indians Found in Florida
A Smithsonian expedition led by Frank Hamilton Cushing with Wells M. Sawyer and Carl F. W. Bergman visited Florida to study Shell Keys ancient reefs and Naples mounds. At Finley’s Hammock they excavated numerous burials, preserving skulls and skeletons despite decay, noting narrow temporal regions and strong jaws. The prehistoric collection includes pottery, stone and bone implements, and ornaments.
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Florida
Frank Hamilton Cushing
Bureau of American Ethnology
Smithsonian Institution
Wells M. Sawyer
Art Department
United States Geological Survey
Carl F. W. Bergman
United States National Museum
Charlotte Harbor
Naples
Tampa
Finley
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