True to Her Teast and Other Health Remedies
An old newspaper notice extols Electric Bitters as a universal cure for digestive and blood disorders, praising a faithful wife’s duty and naming Barker Bros. as a seller. It also promotes Dr Jane's Red Clover Tonic for blood health and other ailments, offered by Barber Bros. and priced at fifty cents per bottle. The piece includes a scattered public telephone notice and requests for medical pamphlets from the World’s Dispensary Medical Association in Buffalo.
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Rpstem
Barker Bro
Barber Bros
Dr O Leary Receives Warm Opera House Audience
Last night Dr O Leary drew a large crowd at the Opera House for a two hour lecture on Culture Manners and Being. His straightforward talk offered plain advice to boys and girls and was met with hearty applause. Tonight he lectures on Compressed Love before a full house.
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Dr. O'Leary
Geftleman
Cabinet meeting notes and civil service vacancies
Washington March 9 Cabinet meeting attended by all but the Postmaster General discussed filling civil service vacancies. The President reappointed Nathan P. Banks as U S Marshal at Boston as term expires Monday and appointed James H. McGee as U S Marshal for the Western District of Missouri. Elsewhere, appointments and investigations were noted amid tariff questions and other political events.
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Washington
Nathan P. Banks
United States
Boston
Jas. H. MeGe
United States Marshall
Missouri
Allen
Joe. T. Hull
Jackon, Mine
Vica
A. N. Kimball
Treasury Department
David Davia
Cale‘uross
Bloomington
Frelinghuysen
Unracaco
Valencia
Hirtoapoo
Fort i
Wilson Cscmed
Blaine details on carriage window incident
He recalls the carriage doors were closed when leaving the Capital and the air was sharp. He rejects pistol fire as the cause, suggesting a stone or crash rather than a bullet. He notes the window was not broken while he was in the carriage and cannot explain what followed.
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Capital
Blaine
Murderous German servant girl attack shocks Philadelphia
A German servant girl Catharina Mezzar attempted to murder Mrs May and her child in Philadelphia this morning. She struck Mrs May with a hatchet and fractured the baby's skull with a bottle. Mrs May is hopeful, the child likely will die. The assailant, claiming an unseen dream urged the act, is described as insane. The struggle ended with Mrs May locking the door, calling police, and the girl washing the hatchet before being found in the bathroom. In Topeka, Kansas, state affairs note a Charitable Institution secretary, treasurer picks, Supreme Court term results, and a wave of continued or submitted cases across counties.
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Philadelphia
Catharina Mezzar
Samuel May
Mrs. May
Topeka
Stareha
State Charitable Institution
McAlister
Halm
Anni
Supreme Court
Robert Dm. Reynolds
W. J. Piewing
Javkeen County
M. Raypoolds
W. J. Peming
Jickson
Bawte Manufacturing Company
Obadiah Jennings
Harper County
Alexander MuGug
Nney
Whitehouse
al Ervar
Jfferson County
Parry Critchfield
Davide Kline
J Tfre
K.U. & C. Railway Company
Dicy Hicks
Erry
Johnson County
Lawson Mann
Srcona National Bank of
Springfield
Ohio
Doniphan County
H. A. Pitts & Sons Manufacturing Company
Robert A. Lewis
Pawnee County
A. H. Curtis
Calvin B Headley
Lion County
H. W. Ide
John Tinneran
Leavenworth County
Louis N. Weiss
Switch County
Rothman
Marys
Hermon Mark~oova
H. A. Ide
Overger
Etr
Luis A. Roe
Eleworth County
Penalty Of Stealing A Ride In LaCygne Kansas
The body of David Stewart, about thirty five, was found across the Gulf railroad track near LaCygne Kansas after a train passed. An inquest determined he was killed by a freight train while attempting to ride the train without paying fare. A draft and a visiting card were found on his person. The jury concluded death resulted from the accident and ruled the act as the motive for the ride attempt. The man was buried by the Old Fellows lodge of the city.
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LaCygne. Kaz
Gulf Railroad
Ciy
C. B R. Carey
Linn County Bank
David Stewart
Stewart
Mindbattan
Kansas
Paris
Indiana
Fire destroys tobacco factory complex in Danville area
FLRE Danville Va March 9 tobacco factories of W F Clark W F Par ton and L L Bronse earned the morning rating at 18000 fully insured Buildings tenanted by eight firms who lost stock and fixtures estimated at 40000 insured Detroit March 9 J P Bennett and Company's drugstore at Aurian was famously destroyed by fire last night Loss 18000 insurance 11
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FLRE
Danville
Tobaccco
W. F. Clark
W. FP. Parton
L. L. Btronse
Detroit
J. P. Bennett and Company
Aurian
Famols Aly
WIGGINS STORM PREDICTIONS MISSED AT HALIFAX
Halifax and other cities report clear but cold weather as Professor Wiggins refuses to give concrete signs of the approaching storm. Despite forecasts of a near blast, local ports brace for high seas while fishermen defer fishing and a German family in Wyandotte digs a storm cave. Reports from Montreal to Memphis describe mild conditions, rising tension, and widespread anxiety over the anticipated weather event.
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Wiggins
Halifax
Herr
Bengal
Ottawa
Ont
Agnes
Montreal
Kansas City
Wyandotte
Broer
Third Street
Wigwins
Walla
Bia
Finn
Memphis
Associated Press
Helens
Aince
Madison
Bece
Warriion
Lavees
Axbton
Clarksdale
Friars Point
Dynamite explosion at quarry injures four in Dead Man's Hollow
At Fletings stone quarry near McKenn a Park a dynamite blast freze m had injuries to four workers. Quarne Daniel Hanniover Noble Galkey and an unknown colored man were present. Davis Henninger and the colored man are fatally hurt. Galkey injured but able to travel home. Separate item notes Armour & Us packing house claims disruptions and weather summaries.
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Pitrabarg
Fletings
Dead Man's Hollow
McKenn
Quarne
Daniel Hanniover
Noble Galkey
Davis Henninger
Market Report from Kansas City Produce Market
Report on grain and produce bids and shipments with figures for bushels and futures. Mentions March May and June prices, cash bids, and varying market strength amid weaker prices and mixed bids across commodities.
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Kansas City
Danaas CiTy
Maren
Nackel
Aprilgeres Vc
Lua
Eskod
Market Report From Stock Yard In Kansas
Livestock market in Kansas shows slight activity with cattle and hogs offered. Prices quoted include weights around 82 pounds and terms noted as medium and wired, with varying demand from buyers and sellers.
Market prices and grain quotes from Loud March 183
Louis Pacoue Market reports mixed grain and livestock quotes for Loud in March. Wheat and corn prices show lower bids with several items listed as quiet or softly traded. dairy and whiskey futures noted with steady or long clear bids, while options and cash terms reflect limited activity.
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BY. Louis Pacoue
Loud
BKC
Babiey
Cheaudy
Soo
TATA
Nail
We Am
Jane
Asoulers
Ane
Ee Gall
Chicago Produce Market Flour and Wheat Prices Mixed Amid Trading
The Chicago produce market shows fluctuating values for flour and wheat with gains and declines across contracts. Traders note active demand for spring flour shipments and lower prices for certain wheat futures while May and June terms appear unsettled.
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Chicago
Ullwig
Drovers Journal Cattle Receipts Steady Markets
The Drovers Journal reports cattle receipts around 4,700 with about 2,900 graded. Demand remains steady for steers and heifers as shipments move, prices held firm. Nebraska and surrounding areas show varied quotes with ongoing demand and modest offerings.
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Emand
Falr
V. Deter
Fanev
Eulr
Jebraska
James T. Bayar-4op Dies in Chicago Industrial Leader
Jamce T. Bayar-4op, a prominent and wealthy Chicago businessman and longtime iron industry pioneer, died suddenly today. An active merchant for fifty years, he was the first man to enter the iron business in Chicago.
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Chicago
Jamce T. Bayar- 4Op
Irom
Unicago
Fire destroys eight buildings in Baas Vista
Denver March 9 fire at Baas Vista leveled eight buildings including Heder Hatleck’s bank. Loss estimated at 925,008. Theodore Thomas and a grand orchestra have arranged a series of concerts there. A choir of 600 voices is training for the event.
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Denver
Baas Vista
Heder
Hatleck
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Edward Harrigan
M. W. Hanley
Harrigan & Art's Theatre
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Medical Association
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Oak
Armour & Us
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Market Report
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