Electric Lighted Trains of Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul Ry
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway runs electric lighted trains with sleeping cars dining cars buffet libraries and smoking cars on routes between Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Minneapolis Des Moines Omaha Sioux City and northern Wisconsin and upper Michigan. Solid trains run between Chicago and northern Wisconsin and the upper peninsula with extensive mileage across Illinois Wisconsin Iowa Minnesota Missouri South Dakota and North Dakota. Tickets are available from agents or Edmund Janeway traveling passenger agent 428 Third St Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Pant Ry
Chicago
Miwaukee
Paul
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Des Moines
Omana
Sioux City
Wisconsin
T. Upper Peneinsula
Michigan
N. W
Minnesota
Dakota
Illinoie
Upper Peninsula
Iowa
Missouri
South Dakota
North Dakota
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Edmund Janeway
Third St
Philadelphia
Blood Balm ad promises cure for rheumatism in a day
An advertisement for B. B. B. Botanic Blood Balm claims to cure rheumatism and ailments by draining poisons from blood and bones. It states free treatment and medical advice, promises skin change and red blood, and cites 3,000 cures with Druggists at $1. Atlantis, Ga, as the contact.
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Bood Bam Qo
Atlantis
Dottor’ Pierce
Py Metter
R. V. Pierre
Buffalo
N.Y
Patna
LaBord
America
Noyes-Fuller Company
Dr. la
United States
Tenastegend
U. S
Canada
Vonoultation Dept
Noyes Fuller Company
Market and
4Th Sts
Philadelphia
Manny
Allen
Mall
Olmsted
la Roy
N. Y
Unclear Names Trace Odd Text Fragments
OCR fragment lists several malformed names N V Raxpveira Cas K Wyerss Rox r Leer Jn with no coherent event or context. The readable bits suggest a list rather than a story, leaving the item unclear and unanchored to any place date or organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. V. Raxpveira, Cas
K. Wyerss
Rox'r, Leer
Twilight on the wharf and a deadly train wreck
A twilight city scene shows Grandma Morse near a riverfront wharf while an engineer George Esher is killed in a Chesapeake and Ohio wreck. A blue coated officer offers shelter at the station as details unfold about the body and wreckage and a passenger, Shannon, linked to the train incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynehbiurg
George Esher
Chesapeake and Ohio
Farming That Pays The Charlotta Observer Interview
The Charlotta Observer prints an interview with W. E. Crosland of Riermond N O discussing profitable farming. Crosland notes a long history of farming success, assets exceeding six figures after educating children and supporting family. He cites land holdings of BOM acres and high returns, with equipment and crop provisions for efficient operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Charlotta Observer
W. E. Crosland
Pretty eyebrows and long lashes advertised beauty aid
An ad promotes Dixice May Dow to thicken brows and grow lashes using a French secret. Package post paid 25 cents. From Disiz Memornn Co. Brownsville, Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Disiz Memornn Co
Brownsville
Tonn
Suffrage Question Divides Convention Debated
Fragmentary notes indicate the suffrage issue will be set apart for decision by the Constitutional Convention. Early daily reports reflect heightened attention to the vote and its implications.
Rates and remedies offered for pediatric incontinence
An advertisement lists payment terms from one month to one year and promises relief from sleep incontinence for children. It claims to cure both young and old and mentions a product called Asti Divazric by E Derenon. Sold by B H Gorrell, druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derenon
B. H. Gorrell
Druupit
Reading the Political Speeches and a NY Admiral Reception
A discussion of political accusations targets Usher Glas and Carter Glass over disfranchisement tactics. Admiral Schley receives a warm New York welcome while the Wilson fund nears its $100,000 goal for a Washington and Lee economics chair. Mary Ketchum aids Mr. Sharp with debt collections, becoming a local figure in the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral Schley
New York
Washington
Wison Memorial Fund
Washington and Lee University
George H. Denny
Boston
Spider Silk Gloves Spark Wealthy Fashion Craze
A French book notes a fad where elites pay high prices for spider silk gloves. It claims one million three hundred fifty thousand yards of single spider thread are needed per square yard of fabric, with thread thickness from a thousandth to four thousandth part of an inch and a tensile capacity of sixty gravats. The text also mentions Northern regions and a ciphered detail about a cure.
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Bow. W
Baran
William J. Bryan
Editor
Papilahe i Ebraska
P.O
Orb Bank
Gazett
Bryan Et
Tas Gacerrs
Gazette
Lexington
Hoston
jposaAt !Atlet
Attorney-at-Law
Lexixaton, Va
R Shields
Feane Moor
E, Pagston Moore
Core & Moore
I Leximeton
Rockbridge
Dr. Jenner
Atthub
Decanthr
Giles
No” Bloc
H Gorrell
Davaoier
Lexington. Va
Edgar
Baltimore, MD
Lux
Breus
Europe
South African
China
Baltimore
Norfolk
Charleston
Hicago
News of the World
Tracy
Noar
Wormin
Anita
Department of
Mcorast
United Bintes
A.s.aberg
Ee BauNrene
Akes
Virginia State
J Samuelle Walker
J. Wallace
Cooke Co
Pierce
GAL
Rogsente
Maree
Ines
Warus
Grandma Morse
Theody
Shannon Wis
Bay Sage
Chih
Forge
Acert
Crosland
W. &. Everett
Tie Farmadis
Dosiy Coessen Baal
Real Egeabe
Snevess
Boron
Mr. Crerlan Sts
Minke Diucesa
Farmin
Indiatey de Efeie Sin Corlintog Rie
Cone Cop
Bitestton Cora Tonacco
Wintim
Ite Weir
Macy
Areca
Rad Patel
Aketch
Patent Office
Washington, DO
Kholders
Maeting
Montrose Land and Improvement Company
Sail
Moore & Moore
Buena Vista Land
Improvemel
Company Avi
John Sheridan, Mourf & Me
Luek
the Constitutional Convention
Uthe
Richmond Dispatch
Paisi
Pawiz
Atea
Atving
Usher Glas
Carter Glass
E.c
Index- Appeal
Martin
Index-Appeal
Hirp
Mads Ketchum
Mary
Staublad
Esis
Ady
Aysain
Mr. Sharp
Dsr
Nimeell
Atvice
Asry
Miss Mary
Propriety
Good & Faller
Grumbler
Ma. Sharp
Mileil Vo
Billy
Lisapearance
Tritin Ontiorseon
Ua Capenaly
Rool Og
Eek
Office
Isaly
Mivs ‘Ary Ketchum
Olips
Mr. Scarp
Prin
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