Consumption Incurable. Dr King’s New Discovery cited as cure
A Newark Arkansas man claims Dr King’s New Discovery cured his incurable consumption after doctors said he could not recover. A Decatur Ohio woman also credits the remedy with saving her life. Free samples are offered at Seaman & Co. drugstore. Electric Bitters praised as a universal remedy for liver and kidney diseases, blood impurities, and malaria, with a guaranteed refund. Available at Seaman & Co. for 60 cents to $1.00.
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C. H. Morrie
Newark
Ark
Dr. King
Jessa Middlewart
Decatur
Ohio
Angra
King
Seaman & Co
F. G. Seaman & Co
Dingatore
Navralaia
Lia
Steketes
Jay Yyering
Vesta Prewitt
Middlewiite
Mich
Steketwe
Stéketee
U7. B
Arnica salve cures and bargain offers in old ad copy
A garbled promotional collage touts Gy Bucklen arnica salve for bruises ulcers and skin eruptions with a money back guarantee at 26 cents per box. It lists Tyrifdees Senator Waltham and Ely Cream Balm notes and mentions Clarke's Fink Salvo for piles and eruptions.
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Ibis
F. A. Seaman & Co
Tyrifdees
Clarke
Lyrsepv
Michigan State News Summary of Local Incidents
Petersburg man dies of heart disease after multiple criminal proceedings. Grand Rapids street railway fined for contempt. Muskegon woman evicted over property issues. Alma reports mass sparrow disappearance. Flint trader plagued by dull spells in trade. Grand Haven survivor of Michigan constitution framing. Adrian reports large house losses and regional fire impacts. Otter legend in Bronson about a stolen boy who rejoined society. Kalamazoo pension fraud trial leads to legal clash. Muskegon bottle explosion injures man. saloon and petty trades face licensing. Escanaba logs 100 feet daily. Owosso to spend on water works. Grand Rapids freight and passenger traffic near one million tons and 22k riders. Governor Luce to speak at Fourth events. hedge fence firm expands. Tecumseh schools seek superintendent. Hudson to open patent medicine plant. Pony tug capsizes in Muskegon river. two deaths reported.
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Petersburg
Cea
Alma
Grand Rapids
Townsend Gidley
Grand Haven
Michigan
Sisterhood of States
North Muskegon’s
Flint
Blackman
John Batchelder
William S. Stoughton
Sturgis
Hay
Adrian Lisplay
Lee Peercat Einige
Tek Kryrs
Sajoonista
Nual
Faery
Geenydd Maypaite
Deere
Anehense
Dusit
Salvation Army
East Saginaw
Stephenson & Co
Escanata
Owosso Fa
Bronson
Bela
New York
Mrurisne
Wele
Davis
Kalamazoo
Robert Burgett
Kersall
United States
Muske I Gon
W.H. Leotard
Grand Rapius
Allegan County
Lansing
Luce
Holly
Melville Dramatic Company
Battle Creek
Michigan Hedge Company
Tustin
Ous Fara
George Bene
Baefs
Ionia couple arraigned after unlikely wedding bargain
Rosa Deitz and Frank Marble of Ionia County faced trial after a private conference with their attorney allowed them to marry using a £10,000 home and £1,000 in wedding funds. The court was surprised by the speedy marriage, as opposing counsel watched.
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Rosa Deitz
Frank Marble
Ionia County
Host
Ionia Court
Counsil
Amas
Official Investigation Into Collision That Claimed Garrett Life
An official inquiry opened before Steamboat Inspectors Cooper and Saville into the fatal collision between the steamer Joppa and the yacht Gleam, which killed Harry Garrett. Testimony from Captain Wheeler and pilot Phillips details signals and light signals as the Gleam and Joppa neared Seven Foot Knoll before the crash.
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Quarrett
Bartisone
Gleam
Harry Garrett
United States Steamboat Inspectore
Cooper and
Saville
R. V. Phillips
Juppa
News in Brier reports a chaotic mix of early 20th century incidents
The clipping chronicles a jumble of events from political moves andSocietal debates to fires, accidents, legal rulings, and crime across the United States. It notes plans to start a Republican paper in Jacksonville, resolutions by Trish Nationat Teague, escapes, a Cincinnati music prize, Indianapolis factory fires, a Massachusetts rowing race, and widespread labor and weather notes. Several obituaries, crimes, and political remarks fill the page, including empress Frederick’s death reaction and local incidents in Stillwater and Joliet.
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South
Jacksonville
Pla
Tris
Exlwin
Chenay
Massachusetts
Cleveland
Trish Nationat Teague
Armerica
Sheridan
Henry I. Sheridan
Chicatiwo
Cinelynati Music
Indianapolis
Ind
Indianapolis Veneer Company
D. Fe, Stone & Co
M. J. Osgood
Root
Kennedy
Quincy
Plaisted
Portland
Lake Quinsigamond
Pittsburg
Tanger
Gotham
Frederick
Hewitt
Stillwater
Mann
J. A. Reedt
Elute
Sterdoel
Mituaret Conlon
Heroband
Tatrick Mulhaiand Diave
Troy
Noy
Ives House
Dias Gomimittte
Stovdewalin
Bitanedls
A. Pieranst
Bony Gener Merchastre
Marchell
Minn
Laws Rede
M. E. Wilcox
Greensfelder & Co
Chicago
Brazil
Mary N. Frescote
Newburyport
Mass
Ironton
Ohio
National Review editor killer trial yields mixed verdict
In Mushville Tenn a trial for the killing of John J Littleton editor of The National Review ended with one juror voting for acquittal and two for imprisonment. The jury members reportedly fell ill and were dismissed. A later drowning, a railroad accident, a shooting and a Sunday sale ban are also noted in this roundup. Maggie Wells arrives in Pittsburg from England after a perilous voyage aided by a tag tied to her waist bearing her uncle John Kay’s address.
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Brayton Ives
C. B. Bellinger
B. Wil- Tey
Edward Eada
Joseph R. Banks
John Cockrill
John J. Littleton
National Review
Mushville
Tenn
Augora
Fred Trines
Healey Puchier
Toledo, St. Louis& Kansas City Railroad
Mattoon
Ill
August Vener
Horndale
M N
Mra
Nicholas Staguers
Charleston, & C
Maggie Wells
Pittsburg
England
John Kay
Disapproval of Cullom's Inter State Bill by St Paul Chamber
St Paul Minnesota June 9 The St Paul Chamber of Commerce committee on Senator Cullom's inter state commerce bill reports unfavorable based on the policy harming the far northwest and Minnesota growth. It cites Minneapolis St Louis railroad strain and urges opposition to the proposed measure. New York June 19 a diver Porter dies at the Pennsylvania railroad bridge over the Hackensack river after being crushed when a draw opened. Potters remains moved to Jersey City and Camden.
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St. Paul's
Minnesota
Diakata
Praly
Minnneapolis
St. Louis
Publi Printe
New York
Porter
Camden
NS. d
New Bridge
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ue Hackenanck River
Potter
Jersey City
Death of an Embezzler in Monmouth Prison
Benjamin T. Hubbard, once cashier of the First National Bank of Monmouth, died in prison after a theft of about 115000 led to the bank's collapse. Convicted in Chicago federal court, he faced seven years hard labor. public opinion soured as many depositors were poor. The report also mentions a fatal explosion in Zanesville, Ohio, several unrelated notices on labor union support, and a note about Margolis de Mores entering the cattle trade.
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Hubbard
Bronmouth
Bsa
Hank Cuihier
Jortet
Ill
Benjamin T. O. Hubbard
First National Bank of Monmouth
Lim Leewuss
United States Court
Chicago
Helf
Lita
Cleveland
Market report from Chicago and St Louis Jun 19
The day’s market notes show wheat and corn active with mixed closes. Livestock at Union Brook Yards rose slightly amid higher bids for light and mixed lots, while dairy eggs butter and produce prices are listed with varied per unit quotes.
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Chivaga
Quotathiua
Board of Trade
Tuvlsy
Algae
Belge
Deerniter
Gielas
Byte
Die
Mess Park
Union Brook Yards
Elgin Creamery
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Ely
Carnegie
Tie
Blaine
Geo. Roulanger
Grigg
A. O. Hyde
Luricdec
L. Meartort
Fifth Ave
Hoston Poper
Aquyer
Botnet Ulwaga Afr
Trilin
Trout Creek
St. Clair Co
Alaweiter
R. M. Kin
Wm. J. McCain
Randall St
Boston
Ad, White
Warren Street
Dominion
Specialty Dept
Phil, Best Brewing CO
Hefre
Michigan State News
McGarrg
Demarr
Secret Service
Abbott
Charles Johnstone
Jolnstone
Port Huron
Johnstons
Chief Bell
Washington
Lark Livers
Freddie Kranz
John Cameron
Charles Anderson
Hector Morrison
Cameron
Anderson
Mangrerte
Eupurior
Canpany
Ishpeuiing
Ashe Company
Mieh
Dune
Folster Blusser
Manretona
Europe
Mit Wall
Enand
France
Slusser
London
Paris
Brier
A.M. Sloan
Joliet
Indiana
Augusta Norling
Busston
Calvin Young
Bloomfield
Jay Allan
Weyade
Jusse JO Grant
Mexico
Republic
Yale
Connecticut
Shepard
New York Mail
Expres
Depew
Tonge
Thomas Davis
Lode Bar
Willian Stokes
Dinwiddin County
Vireginia
Serafin Ramos
Ules Dionysio Austilla
San Fulipe
Cuba
Rey
H. Virgin
Hulivujal
Olney
Tls
Thurman
St. Joseph Catholic
Galveston
Texao
Chauncey M. Depew
Adem
Grand Pacific
Clifford
Augustin L Aubler
Rodney M. Whipple
A Trapscentl
Pentel Company
Bare
eGiears
Haary Villard
Gast
Mm Janws Brown Potter
Newport
Henry Cotter
Janes Brown Potter
Ler
Ironminsters
Prtsscus
Amalgamated
Zanesville
Morton Bailey
Margolis de Mores
Marguis de Mores
Soledo
St Louis, x
Janey
Mackove Geo. A. Macbeth & CO
Piftsaurzh, Pa
F. A. Hardy &C
Cesses
Dun
Lord
Sntising
Illinois
Ewi Aeh
J. W. Pringle & Son
State
Marehall
Tial Wie
Stexgtes
U. S
Geo. C. Steketee
Monroe &J
Grand Rapids, Mich
Bhortite
Varius
Skstahony
Th ‘Americen
Bruston’s
Milas
Bisfie
Mma & FF Sasople
Magszoye
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