Arbuthnot a Fraud Linked to Murder Case in East St Louis
East St Louis police press inquiries over Arthur Arbuthnot, who confessed to the late ex mayor Bowman’s murder, as son Frank Bowman targets his return for personal examination while the public labels Arbuthnot a crank. The report covers drownings near Sur Le Rocx, Pettis pension case against Thomas Rhodes, Sullivan Trearla boxing plans, and Kansas rail and railroad developments with local station lists and incidents.
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St. Louis
HaWoran
East St. Louis
Arthur Arbuthnot
Bowman
Frank Bowman
Arbuthnot
Kansas City
The
Star
Jefferson City
Thomas Rhodes
Pettis County
McDaniels
Antics of a Priest and County Fair Notes
Newspaper slice covers Rev Jeremiah Abero recanting Catholicism in a Baptist church and Father Ahern’s public confession, plus Nemaha County Fair updates, races, and speeches by Governor Martin and Col Moonlight alongside Army of the Tennessee matters and local baseball results.
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Kansas City
Star
Dallas
Texas
Jeremiah Abero
Father Ahern
Baptist Congregation
Holy Roman Catholic Church
Christ
Peter
Nemess County Fair
Senzea
Kas
Nemeha County Fair
Martin
Moonlight
Disturbing Storm Wreaks Havoc Across Several Towns
A massive late afternoon storm swept through southeastern Michigan wrecking property in Howell where one man died as wires fell and details remained scarce. Reports from Montezuma and surrounding towns described unroofed buildings widespread damage and minor injuries, while Indianapolis and surrounding Illinois towns faced wind and rain with casualties and extensive damage claims. A cyclone also hit Texnenatre and Newport with substantial damage but few fatalities.
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Dermort
Michigan
Howell
Montezuma
Park
Texnenatre
Ind
Fair Grounds
Newport
Vermillion County
Wabash Valley
Curcaco
Indianapolis
Illinois
Kansas Criv
Variable Modesty and Seasonal Fashion in Society
A Pittsburgh Dispatch column examines how modesty shifts with seasons from summer beach attire to winter discretion. It contrasts seaside freedom with indoor decorum, noting fashion’s fickle extremes and the reaction of married men and bachelors to evolving codes of appearance.
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Mra Grondy
Pittsburgh
A Confident Professor and the Water Feet Folly
An African Traveler recounts a tale of Prof Gadsing a noted thinker who writes best with his feet in cold water. A new servant feared humiliation and misunderstood orders leading to a comical mishap as a tub of boiling water was prepared. The professor, undeterred, splashed into the tub and cried out in surprise as the scene unfolded.
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Gadsing
Proal
Heidelberg
Nathan
Hery
Profecoun
Simon
Speaking of Around Town an attorney recalls early Buffalo days
A well known attorney recalls his start in Buffalo when he arrived broke with only a few cents. He sought help from a lawyer who refused to lend but sent him to a man who lent money, enabling him to obtain his funds and begin practice.
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Gald
Buffalo
Alice Justion
Sol Wen Ag
Buffalo News
Conversation Reveals Rift Between Former Allies
Colonel Bagiy questions Colonel Smith about passing Maxey without greeting. Smith recalls past camaraderie but says they no longer need him as a bill collector. The exchange hints at a cooled relationship and changing roles.
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Bagiy
Colonel Smith
Maxey
MARKET REPORT Lawrence Lacel Market summary
Market report notes mixed commodity quotes and livestock activity. Wheat and corn futures show settles with autumn positions. live stock bids steady to weaker as receipts rise. hogs and cattle supply robust, with buyers selective on quality. regional and Chicago markets indicate cautious tone amid variable demand.
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Louis
Western
Lamba
Advice to Mothers Warns of Teething Remedy
Mrs. Winston endorses a teething preparation claimed to be used forty years by many mothers and favored by nurses and doctors in the United States. It supposedly relieves teething pain cures dysentery and diarrhoea and calms bowels and wind colic. Priced at 25 cents per bottle.
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Winston
Bree
United States
Hans
Rexever
Buckingham
Free remedy promise cures youth errors healer card
A missionary in South America has discovered a great remedy said to cure nervous weakness early decay and loss of manhood. The offer promises a free recipe and asks readers to send a self addressed stamped envelope to the Rev Justin T Inman Station D New York City for the details.
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Sou
America
Justin T. Inman
New York City
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