Law and Murder Rage in Caldwell Frontier
A Caldwell dispatch reports cowboys entering town and clashing with locals after drinking heavily. Mayor Mike Meagher is killed by Talbott amid a townwide manhunt. four cowboys fled east toward the Territory as citizens pursue them. Additional notes mention legal actions against Stinson in another case and border violence centered around Caldwell and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waxtisutus
Mike Meagher
Sharif
Welington
Torexa
Dex
Commonwealth
Caldwell
Lhs
Lous
Sherman
Alias Talbot
Jim Martin
Bob Muning
Feilow
Lowe
Speer
Muip Street
Torough
Lu'cluck
Talbot
Meagher
Bine
Huomewell
Stinson
Sacta Me
Moon Day
Varowen
Dee
Jim Tallbott
Talbott
Danford
Dave Speer
Ben
Dave
From Washington Dispatches on Crime and Legislation
Reports from Washington note a Caldwell marshal shooting case discharged for lack of evidence, cowboys hiding in timber near Polecat Creek, and rumors of resulting casualties. Also covered are nominations to the Treasury, the Supreme Court, and the Washington Monument Commission seeking funds, plus party updates and Lincoln’s widow health note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hunt
Caldwell
Polecat Creek
Hulferlag Woman Disease Claim In Ridney Wort Cure
Fragmentary OCR notes claim Ridney-Wort treats various ailments while criticizing bowel, kidney, and other unspecified disorders. The text is incoherent with no clear event, date, or identifiable figures.
Michigan Items From Harbor Springs Shocking Accident
At Harbor Springs near Petesky a man and his wife were absent when a fire started in a lissery with shavings. Two children aged four and one were burned. Albert Shaw had been working shavings and a quar t of shavings ignited. David Kelley, 75, from five miles from Tronmseh, attempted suicide with a hammer or knife, but fell. A Ludington house burned with contents, loss five thousand dollars, insurance one hundred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derkorr
Harbor Springs
Petesky
Albert Shaw
Lissery
David Kelley
Tronmseh
Ludington
Hing Theatre Disaster Report Cites Suffocation Cause
The official report from Viensa states the Chief Engineer asked two policemen at the theatre entrance if anyone remained inside and was told the audience had left safely. Firemen found no one at the exits, and gas jets failed due to lack of oxygen causing the deaths from suffocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Viensa
Hing Theatre
Reconstruction plan urged for St Charles Bridge after disaster
State Railroad Commissioners endorse a report advising rebuilding the St Charles Bridge nearly in full, save for the central span. Proposals include straightening approaches and constructing trestle work with earth, plus stronger bracing in spans that sit between approaches and main bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Charles
St. Louis
St. Charles Bridge
di’ Gault
Wabash Reed
Pepiscn
Dyn Pepisa and Bitiousness Remedy Ad Fragment
Fragment of an old advertisement touts Or Green and Oxyceoated Bitters as a cheap universal remedy for dyspepsia and biliousness. It claims long endorsement by physicians and widespread use worldwide, with references to a “FARERWS PALN PA” and vague product names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mirs
Lincoln
Curcacyu
Springfeld
Tony
Physiciana
Salve advertised for skin eruptions and pimples
An old newspaper ad touts a salve claimed to cure skin eruptions freckle and pimples with guaranteed satisfaction or money back. Also offers a nasal injector free for a price and lists Barber Bros Lawrence as the seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ubeb
Calarroa Hemedy
Price
Barber Broa, Lawrence
Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment Offered as Cure
An advertisement proclaiming Dr William's Indian Pile Ointment as a universal remedy for piles and related itching. It claims rapid relief after one application, denounces lotions and instruments, and cites Hon J M Coffinberry praising its effectiveness. Available by mail for $1.00 or from local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
J. M.coffinberry
Cleveland
Henry & Davis
B. W. Woopwarp
Déwly
Remarkable Cure Claim for Lung Disease by Hall’s Balsam
William J. Coughlin of Somerville Massachusetts recounts severe illness from 1876 to 1877 including a hole in the lung. After trying many doctors and medicines he credits Dr Hall’s Balsam for the Lungs with dramatic improvement and urges readers to try it. Counterfeits warned. sold by druggists including L. W. Woodward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Coughlin
Somerville Mass
City Hospital
With Hall
Ball
L. W Woodward
Frazier's Bitters Promote Health and Vitality
Advert promotes Dr Frazier's Hoot Bitters as the first genuine liquid cathartic tonic. Claims include relief for languor, poor appetite, malarial districts, and worn down health. Pitches universal popularity, recommends use for digestive issues and aging symptoms. Sold by Henry Pages, Cleveland, at $1 per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frazer
Frazier
Henry Pages
Cleveland c
D&wly
Restorative Tange Aids Blood and Liver Balance
A damaged fragment suggests a health tonic claim that strengthens blood and liver function and purifies the system to restore vigor. It mentions improvements in debility, weakness, and nervous system tone, implying a tonic tincture or purifier marketed for general wellness.
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Royal Baking Powder OG At
Darly W York
She Daily Journal
Ins Pont Ofice
Lawrence
Sullington
Eas
Meb Law Supremo
Washington
Nationa Capital
Tee. Wasmixutos
Leo
Thomas C. Acton
New York
Senate
United States
Hillhouse
Geo. M. Deskin
United States District
State of
North Carolina
Washington Monument
White House
Arthur
Congress
PorTal Selvicr
Lamar
Mort Singleton
Chalmers
Mississippi
Post Office Department
Yazoo
Sunflower
House
Penn
WeraTkas
Diggs
The
New York Tribune
Sam
Pew
Diasa
Jocanan
Westen Hose Journal
Aldreea
Isuer
Weetsax
Jocknar
Cubs
Che
Periquicals
Altra
Amer
Athencan Sentry Amerioat
Andrew Bazar
Atlante Mouttl
Toledo
Tha Bay
Arate
Macanie
Heuistian
Harpers
Harper's
Petih
N.Y
Tilt
Michigan
Auakin
Shiloh
Bartar Bros
Shilom
Tanar
Natuches
Telubph
X-Mas
Bates & Field
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