Indian Outbreak Near Standing Rock Sparks Panic
At Standing Rock agency Sioux rise against authorities near Mandan Fort Lincoln and Fort Yates. Maj. McLaughlin admits loss of control as Governor Steele moves to aid with ammunition and troops amid 6000 Indians at Standing Rock and northwestern fears.
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Fort Lincoln
Forts
Lincoln
Yates
Standing Rock
Stand
Morton County
Mandan
Billings
Missouri
Fort Yates
Overbrook and Abilene Notes Run of Local News
Special correspondence from Overbrook and Abilene report community updates. Mrs. Shutz sold farming implements at public sale. Mr. Ward adds a new picket front fence. Mr. Gregg recovers from illness. school house work slows but stone work should finish this month. Joseph Blakely named Farmers Alliance delegate to National Meeting in Florida. Local clubs study astronomy. singing school attendance mixed. dangers of doctored fruit noted. William and John Beard build boats. hog car shipments. mineral paint find near Chapman with rich potential. Georgia Senate race and Wyoming and Kansas items summarized. Equitable Aid Union in Lawrence described. flood of small-town items on weather, road work, and local trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Blakely
Farmers’ Alliance
Florida
Charley
Christmas Tree Planned by M E Sunday School
Local notes report the M E Sunday School organizing a Christmas tree event. Geo Pugh works for J W Christian in his store. Talk of Thanksgiving union services emerges. Constable Will Hill begins duties after killing a dog. Weather prophets predict rain but hopes rise to false. Doctor Patterson's family moves to Rock Creek in John Howell's house. Raymond's drug store offers trusses and shoulder braces. Chas F Vincent's Running Wild? to debut Saturday night with advance Crew's seats.
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M. E
Geo. Pugh
J. W. Christian
Will Hill
Doctor Patterson
John Hawell
Rock Creek
Chas. F. Vincent
Local Business Listings and Notices
Prof Samuels optician to remain until Saturday then leaves. Office hours 9 am to 6 pm. Geo P Hays D D speaks Nov 29 at Baptist church on ikeopt. Wood and coal business opens with grocery and meat market. special rates for large orders. delivery city wide. O D Pickens, corner New York and Quincy, offers wood coal and prompt delivery. S N Purington hauls away dead animals for 3 33 and vacuums vaults. orders at Jas Zooks grocery. satisfaction guaranteed or no pay.
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New York
Quincy
O. D. Pickens
Jas. Zook’s Grocery
S. N. Purington
Trotting News and Trades Across Tracks and Stables
Nelson lowers mile record to 2 154. Margaret S. leads 4 year trotters on turf owned by Salisbury California. Johnston sold to Dunbar Buffalo for 8000. Edward Geers seeks Roy Wilkes pacing match at 5000 a side. Hal Pointer dominates mile. Maude’s 1:52.5 pace cited. Monmouth park sticks with Isaac Murphy suspension. Nancy Hawks linked to Abraham Lincoln’s mother in name. Budd Dolle aims to push Nancy Hawks to Maud record beating. Local city color and stray verses close the item.
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Nelson
Margaret S
Salisbury
California
Johnston
H.C. Long
St. Paul
Hal Pointer
Roy Wilkes
Geers
C.J. Uramlin
Maude
Chicago
Monmouth Park Association
Isaac Murphy
Hagein
Nancy Hawks
Sunol
Abraham Lincoln
Budd Dolle
Maud 3
Fragmentary 19th Century Clip References Elizabeth and Dever
The readable text hints at a New York Sun item about Elizabeth and Dever. It notes a rumored marriage choice and asks if Elizabeth appeared amiable in pictures, with fragmentary dialogue about pictures and a pet’s bazaar context.
Five gentlemen named Smythe Smyth Schmidt Smithe Smith
ESPTUsS Binabeths of Austria travels incognito as Mrs Nicholson to Paris arrival surprises Austrian embassy staff and a hotel reception. The piece also notes Princess sintoinette wife of Count Waldstein-Wartemberg held in Viennese high society fame and private life details.
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Esptuss Binabeths
Austria
Nicholson
Paris
Sintoinette
Waldstein-Wartemberg
Nemei
Smoke Leonard's Leader cigar in the city ad
An advertisement claims Leonard's Leader is the best 5¢ cigar in the city and available for sale by all dealers.
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Leonard
Burlington Route Still Favorite for Travel Needs
The Burlington Route remains the preferred line to Chicago with solid vestible Sleepers and dining cars. It promotes a double daily service connecting Kansas City Atchison St Joseph and St Louis, with morning and evening departures cutting travel time to eight hours for certain legs and through sleep options to St Paul and Minneapolis. Also lists Barber Bros medicines including Chamberlains Cough Remedy Pain Balm Cholera remedy St Patrick's Pills and Eyes and Skin Ointment with prices.
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Burlington
Chicago
Kansas City
Atchison
St. Joseph
St. Louis
Missouri River
Omaha
G. S.W. BL AL
A.C. Dawes
St. Joseph, Ale
Barber Bros
Chamberlain
St. Patrick’s
Traits of Cigar Smokers and Notable Notices
A fragment discusses cigar smoking types from fidgety popinjays to cool calculative holders and bull-dog grips. It then shifts to a collection of anecdotes and notices, citing mountains near Timuahiuas, David Nautfman the sleeping preacher, Thibetians, and a description of a label system for trunks, plus a heliograph extension from Fort Stanton to Whipple Barracks spanning 1000 miles with signals readable at ninety-five miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Stanton
Mexico
Whipple Barracks
Arizona
New York
New Heart Cure Promoted by Dr Franklin Miles
Dr Franklin Miles outlines new heart disease findings and warns that tea coffee tobacco and alcohol poison the heart. He touts a “New Heart Cure” sold by Geo Leis Drug Co and Barber Bros along with a skin salve guaranteed to cure various eruptions at 25 cents per hex.
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Franklin Miles
Geo. Leis’ Drug Co
Barber Bros
Dr Parker's Life Cure Ad From Nashville Institute
An ad offers a "Book of Life" by a leading specialist at Dr Parker's Medical and Surgical Institute in Nashville Tennessee. It targets the weak and debilitated describing cures for early bad habits and health decline and invites readers to send for the sealed booklet.
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Netsa
Dr. Pierce
Parker
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething relief
An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children. It claims quick relief from crying, diarrhea, upset stomach, wind colic, and gum inflammation. Sold by druggists worldwide for 25 cents per bottle. urged to ask for the product.
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Mrs. Winslow
United States
The New Pissoveres Discovery and Claim Policy
A fragmented ad-like passage touts a product called The New Pissoveres claiming it helps with coughing and lung issues. It promises a refund if unsatisfied and mentions a “secure a bottle” offer.
Nervous Prostration Remedy Promises Health Restore
Advertisement touts a nerve toning elixir claimed to fix digestion, sleep, dizziness, headaches, and sexual troubles. It cites Dr. Franklin Miles and a medical promise with testimonials from Mrs. John A. Miller and J. O. Taylor, offering a free Restorative Nervine sample through Geo. Leis' Drug Co.
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Eiffel Tower
Paris
Franklin Miles
John A. Miller
Valparaiso
Ind
J. 0. Taylor
Logan
Remarkable He Scuesse Mrs Curtain From Cold
Remarkable recovery after doctor said she was a hopeless victim of constration. Drugstore pharmacist recommended King's New Discovery for Consumption. After ten bottles she regained health, now able to do housework. Free trial bottles at Barber Bros. Drug Store, large 4Qc and 31.00.
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Hescue
Michael Curtain
Plhaintiess
King
Barber Bros
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Spain
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the Merchants National Bank
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Riverside Mandolin. Club
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Physicians and Surgeons
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Washington
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United States Senate
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Senate
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Tore
Steele Vetous
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Wihta
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Guthrie
Oklahoma City
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Erancis E. Warren
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Joseph IL. Carey
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Equitable Aid Union
Saaurnnee
WL. Snyder
Frank Deamer
Quayle
Daler University
M.E
L. B. Brand
Bussaur
Topeka
Overbrook
Foshay and
Fairchild
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A. J. Coffey
Agent
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Lee Rukes
Ereagh Feeture Bureau
Dg. Kirkwood
T. Wi. Miller
J. A. Kesler
E. J. Hilkey
Poping Lenard
E.C. Faston
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Clinfton
Raymond’s Drug Store
Prof
Samuels
Geo. P. Hays
D. D
the Baptist Church
Dugout City
Kan
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Smith
Phiave
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Dever
Uehy
New York Sun
Elzabeth
Tierpet
Basar
Mr. Smythe
Smyth
Schmidt
Smithe
Philadelphia Times
Fivedia
Tam
Tndia
G. Carpeters Leiter
Shuaaber
David Nautfman
Eer
Tudinnua
Philadelph Kfrges
Buecklen
Arnica
Flester’s
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