World age musings and local political notes in Cowier Journal
The Cowier Journal mocks the idea of a 26 million year world age while noting economic thoughts on wheat prices and McKinley era protection. Obituary for ex congressman W L Scott of Fife Pennsylvania outlines his Democratic influence and heart failure. Mary Stuckenrrna of Louisville claims the Stigmata sighting with Friday trances and blood. St Louis Globe Democrat questions stump speaking power, private conversation as vote changer, Dudley’s attempt to reform party teaching apparatus.
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W. L. Scott
Fife
Mary Stuckenrrra
Louisville
Christ
St. Louis Globe Democrat
G. D
Col
Dudley
A Wonderful Instrument at Brooklyn Tabernacle Organ
The Brooklyn Tabernacle organ is praised as a premier instrument with four manuals, 110 stops, 4510 pipes, 37 bells, and a grand chime. George Jardine’s portfolio influenced its upgrades, drawing on European organs to inspire devotion, orchestral grandeur, and sacred music for God and souls. The dedication aims to inspire thousands toward the kingdom through weddings, thanksgivings, and requiems.
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Brooklyn Tabernacle Organ
Talmage
George Jardine
Harope
Atlantic
America
Brooklyn Tabernacle
Did
Jardine
Lucerne
Fribourg
Haalem
St. Paul
Westminster Abbey
God
God the Father
God the Son
God the Holy Ghost
Consumption Surely Cured. To Tae Korraa Inform Readers
Fragmentary note offers unclear claim about cure for consumption. No verifiable details on methods, dates, or authorities, leaving the reader with an ambiguous draught of medical confidence.
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Tae
Korroa
TASCOTT A SQUAW MAN. Willing to Give Himself Up If They Won't Hang Him
Frank Tascott, brother of murder suspect William Tascott, sought to surrender six months ago in exchange for prosecuting an indictment and a $51,000 reward used to defend him. Police say the plan failed over fair treatment. Records show Tascott traveled from St Paul to Winnipeg and a Turtle Mountain reservation, adopting Indigenous dress and habits. A St Paul lawyer recounts that a man named Samuel Golden claimed Tascott would surrender for a life sentence instead of hanging.
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Cuiiaco
Frank Tascott
William Tascott
Amos J. Snell
Tascott
Marsh
Duffy
St. Paul
Snell
Winnipeg
Wint
Turtle Mountain Reservation
W. W. Erwin
Samuel G. Golden
St. d Julins
Rolette County
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Tascotti
Cook County
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Golden
Tascutt
Turtle Mountain
Searching for his wife after Park Place disaster tale
Boston Sept Tagee Cummin, printer believed killed in New York Park Place crash, arrived from Halifax seeking his wife. He declares he left New York with twenty friends four days before the calamity and fears his wife left for parts unknown. He hopes to prove his identity and restore his home.
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Tagee Cummin
Halifax
Park Price
New York
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Park Place
Canada
Columbia
St. John
Cummin
Insurance Firms Refuse Payout in Indianapolis Fire Suit
In Indianapolis six insurance companies filed answers to the Byram and Sullivan suit after a March fire destroyed $60,000 in dry goods. The firms held $58,000 in coverage and allege arson by a member of the firm, asserting they are not liable for the loss. Sensational trial developments are anticipated.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Byram & Sullivan
Richmond fair meeting to break speed records set
Richmond fair and driving park hosts a four day meeting from Sept 29 to Oct 2 with top horses entered. Notables include Monbars Nancy Hanks Direct Nelson Hal Pointer Homestake Margaret S Justina Globe and Belle Hamlin. Weather and track speed cited as decisive factors for record breaking.
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Richmond Fair and Driving Park
Independence
Monbars
Nancy Hanks
Direct
Nelson
Hal Pointer
Homestake
Margaret S. Justina
Globe and Belle
Poison in the Kitchen And Dr Prices Cream Baking Powder
The piece denounces adulterated baking powders especially ammonia and alum used in many brands. It praises Dr Price's Cream Baking Powder as pure and superior in leavening power and cost, urging law action against deceitful manufacturers and urging housewives to choose Dr Price's.
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Dr. Price
Prices
Aiiv
Autumn maiden charms with conquest fruits and roses
A poetic note touts an autumn maiden as a harvest of conquest and charm. The piece contrasts her with a warmer summer maid and celebrates her beauty, likening lips to red strawberries in a Shelbyville Democrat context.
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Shelbyville Democrat
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