Chicago Return Fare Notice and Fulton Death Notice
Four dollar and fifty cents to Chicago and return via Chicago and Alva Railway details a Wednesday departure from Higginsville with readings. A Fulton death obituary notes Fred G. Rabsahl, aged thirty two, died after ten days illness. funeral in Felton. survived by wife, two sons, parents, four sisters, and two brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago & Alwa Railway
Highinsville
S.A. VeRn Million
Higginsville
Fulton
Fred G. Rabsahl
William
Paul
Hewneanon
Henry Rabsahl
Alstere
Mra. Schowengerdt
Champaign
Landlord Lien Rules and Catarrh Cure Ad Notice
Landlord lien laws in the Midwest allow a tenant rent lien on crops and possibly on personal property, with eight month duration post due. An unrelated medical pitch promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney & Co of Toledo, Ohio, claiming constitutional remedy and a $100 reward for a cure, sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thedford
Chattanooga Medigine Co
All Draggin
Middle West
Justice of the Peace
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
FE. J. Chenify & CO
Arizona Urges Statehood For Three Territories
Governor Brodie of Arizona argues for statehood as Arizona, New Mexico, and Oklahoma seek admission. He cites Arizona as the sixth largest political division with 152,000 population and $59,000,000 in property, urging action before Congress. Also includes a dated testimonial and an advertisement for Snow Liniment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Brodie
Congress
Ariivons
Homeseekers' Excursions on Chicago & Alton Rail
The Chicago and Alton Railway offers reused top tickets from Higginsville Missouri to multiple southern and western destinations at reduced rates. Sale dates run from November 4, 1902 to April 21, 1903 with specific December February and March dates. For details contact ticket agent A Vermiliox Haggnaville Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago & Alton Ailway
Higginsrilly
Alabama
Adaon
Arkansas
Colorado
Florida
Georgia
Indian Territory
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Loulemaa
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Misetouri
Nebraska
New Mexico
North Carolina
North Dakota
Oklahoma
South Carlina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
War Destroyer and Vermifuge at Cressbaw's Young's
An apparent advertisement proclaims a worm killer called War Destroyer and White's Cream Vermifuge that not only kills worms but removes mucus and wine from which worms feed, promising a quick improvement in health. Listed at Cressbaw's & Young's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Cressbaw's & Young
The walking sick urged to try Scott Emulsion
An ad urges chronic cases and weak individuals to take Scott Emulsion to restore flesh, blood, and appetite. It claims the remedy strengthens nerves, provides lasting energy, and offers free doses, with directions to obtain from Scott & Bowne, chemists, at 400 Pearl Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Pearl St
Sic
Roosevelt tariff commission sparks party debate
Fragmented text discusses nerves and health products briefly before pivoting to a political clash over a presidential tariff commission. It quotes Republican critics arguing the commission usurps House powers, and notes Roosevelt hopes for a Department of Commerce bill. It mentions George Cortelyou as a potential first Commerce Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agaimet
Roosevelt
Repubdican
Ways and Means
Mnioung
House
Commission
Compolitee
Department of Commerce
United States
Henderson
George Cortelyou
Texas Wonder Health Claim Stirs Mixed Reactions
A faded clipping touts Hall's Great Discovery Texas Wonder claims to cure kidney and bladder troubles for men and women with a two month bottle. It lists testimonials from readers and cites other historic figures and events, reflecting sensational promotional writing common in early 1900s newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
de. Wien
Sola
P. O
St. Louia
Cronahan & Young's
Neosho
Texas
Ban
Earth
W. A. Davia
Wreck of Fast Freight Claims Conductor and Fireman
A Missouri Pacific fast freight No. 72 wrecked Monday evening at 7 30 between fake City and Eator. Engine and oil cars piled up. Conductor Mike Sullivan killed instantly. Fireman Dougherty severely injured with both legs broken and scorched. Sullivan, married with four children, was buried in Sedalia.
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Trom No
Misouri Pacific
Fake City
Eator
Mike Sullivan
Dougherty
Me. Sullivan
Sedalia
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Mel Black
Feo
West Linkment
I. M. Mellany
Grecoville
Tex
Wallard
Crenshaw's & Young's
A. Vermiloiox
Chicago & Alton R.v. Fliggnaville, Mo
Sara Bernhardt
Odeon Theatre
William A Quayle
Grand Avnco Methodist Church
Dreas
Cox
Rooid
Equator
South America
Loomis
Transvaal
Edward
Emperor Walliem
Dourban
Sont
Pourier
Inch
W.K. Vendurtal
George Washington
Episcopal Church
Church of England
John Adama
Quinsy
Thomas Jefferson
Fiom Paine
New England
Mia
Jobn Adams
John Quincy Adams
Madison
Mooroe
Andrew Jackson
Salisbury
N. C
Presbyterian Church
Martin van Buren
William Henry Harrison
John Tyler
Janes K. Polk
Zachary Taylor
Millard Filmore
Franklin Pierce
James Bockcanan
Abraham Lincoln
Andrew Johnson
Ulysses
Grant
Rutherford B. Hays
James A. Garfield
Church of Christ
Cuuster A. Arthur
Benjamin Harrison
Grover Cleveland
William McKinley
Alice Union
Ww. G. M’causland
Crenshaw & Young’s
W. BR. Eckle
Burpy Tecotta
Ofige i Henrie Hibiain Gloventh
Maly Etrecte
C. W. Hutchason
King & Marrs
Howard
Lexington
Waddell
W. B. Tavis
Irvin Tev Teller
Lexington Savings Bank
Missouri
Dees
Bollea Ancounta
RF Nicholson Worankin J
Q. Chamhwer
Hoffman AG Young
Walter BH
Waldas
Ola
Rankin Franke
Marton
Jroknon
Krutley
Hofman
Ruta
Alice
Wingate
Young
Mrs . Menick Bintre
FH Beith
V. Low Wallace
A Wallace
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