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Newspaper

Lanark Gazette

Location

Lanark, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1895

Page

3

After Thirty Three Years Yankee Soldier Learns the Confederate Hero

A New England editor learns from Atlanta Constitution reports that a Confederate picket saved a dying Union soldier at Antietam by bringing water. Matt Norton of Winterville, Georgia, allegedly carried water to B L Burr of Rockford, Connecticut, and the two men exchange maps and memories, confirming Norton as the hero. The story spans decades and cross states, with Burr now seeking Norton’s name and history.

Battle of Antietam Lee McClellan Virginia Johnny Reb B. L. Burr Tolland Rockford, Conn W. B. Pruitt Athens Major Pruitt Matt Norton Winterville Burr Mr. Norton

Under Strange Spells Spiritualism Hypnotism Shake Pittsburg Marriages

Two prominent young married men Morris Reuben and H C Koerner, both German, are at the center of a Pittsburg affair involving spiritualism and hypnotism. Seances allegedly caused mutual hypnotic influence, leading Reuben to desert his wife and Koerner to influence Reuben’s wife to renounce Judaism and join Koerner’s church. Reuben’s wife has been taken to Ohio by her parents. The men’ s friends dispute who hypnotized whom, but both sides agree the influence was mutual. Reuben is well connected as the brother of Charles Reuben.

Rena Leonard Hamilton, O Jim Holly Holly New York Recorder United States Mra Koerner Reuben St. Louis Globe-Democrat Pittsburg Morris Reuben H. C. Koerner Ohio Charles Reuben Willian Miionaire Air Chicago Tribune Chicamanga Rosy Cimberland Muri Rosecrans Chattanooga Rasecrans Longstreet Virginia Bragg Pap Thoms Fourteenth Corps Choittanooma Chicamauga Battle Field Burlington Chicago St. Louis Formans Hum Yallstone Park Polly Sam Northern Pacific Railroad St. Paul Minn

Fortunes for Two in a World of Crime and Change

The text reports a satirical tale of two fortunes, one for a life saver Harry Brown of Portland Oregon and another for life taker Parker Pearson Valentine once of Minneapolis. It recounts Kellogg’s cure by Brown and Mrs Kellogg’s bequest, plus Valentines mother Lucy Valentine’s death and $100000 heir claim, plus a backstory of a murder and disappearance. It also notes Peru’s lost 4000 rifles during revolution, and the government map project assigned to Rafael Valbuena after Raymondi’s death.

Harry Brown Portland Cleveland Kellogg Brown Parker Pearson Valentine Colorado Lucy Valentine Wisconsin Valentine Minneapolis St. John’s Milwaukee New York World Peru Caceres Nicolas Pierola Senor Rafael EB. Valbuena Senor Raymondi Paris New York Tribune

Yarns from Chicago Streets and a Frank Hitchcock Prank

A Chicago street scene recalls a drought era traveler and a polite man giving up his seat to a mother with a baby, while a Chicago hog occupies the seat. It ends with a Peoria political joke as Frank Hitchcock toys with Ed Easton about election odds on election day and a daylong chase through the board of trade district.

Chicago Thirty-ninth Street Indiana Avenue Logan County Frank Hitchcock Peoria Hitchcock Ed Easton Easton Frank Washington Street Board of Trade Bally Ple

Gloomy Street Ride as Hitchcock Wins Big

Easton bets against Hitchcock as Frank drives past Ed's office in a somber parade. Hitchcock secured a large victory, costing Ruston about 1500, while colorful editorials quip about Bloomer fashions and park showmanship in Chicago papers.

Bet Frank Easton Hitchcock Washington Street Ruston Chicago Post

Parthenon restoration urges preservation over reconstruction

The New York World notes the Parthenon at Athens will be preserved rather than fully rebuilt. The Greek Archaeological Society has raised $200,000 and aims to secure more to halt disintegration while restoration of the ruins progresses.

Athens Parthenon Pausanias Greek Archeological Society New York B. C Phidias Ictinus Mount Pentelicus New York World

Medico legal congress in United States to convene Sept

Arrangements made for a forthcoming medicolegal congress to be held in the federal building in this city from September 4 to 6. The event is billed as a historic and notable movement in forensic medicine with about 300 members expected from the United States Canada and England. Departments include medico legal surgery chaired by Granville P. Conn and psychology chaired by Professor Elliott Coues with governance by a subcommittee led by Marita Ellinger.

United States Medico- Legal Society Canada England Granville P. Conn Concord N. H Psychological Medicine Elliott Coues Washington Marita Ellinger New York Times

Up to Date Strike and National Homeopathy Notes

A New York strike literature emerges amid garment workers clashes with contractors with songs in jargon sung by east side newsboys. Mexico City grants government support to a national homeopathic college and hospital, with Diaz backing sanation and training equal to allopathic standards. Chicago denominations form the Undenominational club for monthly discussions at downtown theaters starting Oct 1.

New York East Side National Mexican College of Medicine Mexico City General Diaz Homeopathic College of Medicine Allopathic Colleges of Medicine New York Times Chicago Cincinnati Commercial Gazette

Honest Dealing by a Street Fakir Ended with Sold Bottles

A Boston Herald report recounts a street fakir in a candid sales pitch denied by deception. He insists his medicine is not a cure or Indian remedy, admitting it does not treat Bright's disease or headaches but purifies blood. Crowd pressure and cash purchases cap the scene as the seller reveals his truth as the sales hook.

Indiana Bright Nashville Mont Eure

Roosevelt Winks At Quiet Race Gambling Probe

An incident shows Commissioner Roosevelt of New York using a wary humor approach with Wall Street friends during a discussion about poolrooms. A lawyer pressed for leniency, but Roosevelt notes a place and promises to inspect tomorrow, leaving the group unsettled as they depart in silence.

California Oregon Board of Trade Grant's Pass San Francisc Post Roosevelt New York Wall Street Mr. Roosevelt New York Son

Late literary notes and Civil War reminiscences mix in era of travel ads

The piece surveys Henry Fuller and Revigard de Koven satirical writings in Cosmopolitan, praises lists of authors, and parades regional booster ads for land in Mississippi and Alabama along the Mobile and Ohio line. It recalls Civil War memories, Choctinamo, and a Chicamauga commemoration with rail rates.

Mississippi Alabama Mobile & Ohio Railroad Whiess Henny Ponor Pres Ala Lant and

Dawt Exposition and North West Excursions Demand

The notice advertises Davenport Fair and Exposition activities, with excursion tickets to Tock Island in September at a fare and one third for the round trip, valid until September. It also promotes DeWitt’s Little Early Risers for headaches and indigestion, Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for skin issues, and Northern Pacific and Milwaukee & St Paul railroad excursion plans to Minnesota, North Dakota, and the Yellowstone area, including harvest trips and game books.

North America Northern Pacific Chase Bee Gen. Muss St. Paul Minn Davenport Fair and Exposition Tock Island M. M. Onis Minnesota North Dakota Gen's Pass Northern Macific Railroad Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Tully Las Wirrous Ose Park Ligarest Geo US Genn Missenger Chicago Milwaukee & St. Pant R Cheagu

Land transfers listed among scattered deeds

Michael Nesbitt transfers land in Washington to Nellia Nesbitt for 900. J. 7 Menaford to Mary BN with Mena fort Lota in Milledgreville. Kigiee to T V Shannon with lots in Miledgowlile for 8500. Mary Doyle to Clara Laurance land in Savanna. Catharine Redman to Santor Tower ley land in Wyson for 2800. The Chicago Legal Advertiser notes farmers need not cut weeds in public highways. statute makes highway commissioners liable with fines from 5 to 05 for neglect. Cholera Infantum warning urges prompt use of DeWitt’s Colic and Cholera Remedy.

Michael Nesbitt Nellia Nesbitt Washington Menaford Mary BN Menafort Lota Milledgreville Can Kigiee T. V. Shannon Miledgowlile Mary Doyle Clara Laurance Savanna Catharine Redman Santor Towerley Wyson Chicago

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