Important Notice About a European Death and a Paris Wedding Mix Up
A garbled telegram describes a Paris wedding where the groom vanished before the ceremony, leading to a disputed marriage dissolved by French courts. The note hints at a U S return and a possible remarriage attempt. The piece also advertises various tonics and patent medicines with local sellers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prine
Paris
United States
Prince de Long Cos Warren
Jonkerson
Nanely
Philadelphia Telegraph
Cough Remedies and Patent Potions Featured in Ad Segment
An old ad column touts Cubeb Cough Cure and other remedies such as Dr Carter's Kidney and Backache TEG, with claims of instant relief and temporary cures for throat and chest ailments. Advertisers push 25 and 50 cent bottles, noting superiority and scientific backing while naming local merchants like A O Hyde and Greene's Drug.
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California
Leim
Sloney
Vig Honey Co
A. O. Hyde
Marshall
lyr-Aug. IL
Chamberlain
Pave Jobo
BE. Hylaman
Centerville
Mich
Aa. U. Hyde
Amar
Alu
Hydeluar
Marshal Deas
Keris
Ana Beaty
Gabe
Funeral for Lenis Kossuth in Turin with Hungarian escort
The funeral of Lenis Kossuth was held in Turin's Evangelical church with Hungarian delegations present. A guard of honor, crepe and draped flags lined the streets as the coffin rested on a catafalque and was moved to the train for Budapest. Only top Hungarian delegates and leading foreign representatives were admitted.
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Lenis Kossuth
Bula Pesth
Kosauth
Kossuth
Verret
Hungary
Witten
Luther Good Tun
Palestrina
Mumber
Elingariana
Gariibald
Kossatti
Bind Pesth
Two Youthful Murderers In Cheyenne County Tragedy
In Cheyenne county on a Saturday a six year old Gibson and a younger brother beat a baby to death with a club while the mother was away. They dragged the body behind a house and were about to bury it when discovered. Gibson offered no reasons until his brother explained the deed.
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Heath
Ita
Ev Reso
O. T
Cheyenne County
Williams
Gibson
Death of Herbert Beatty in Ross County
The 23 year old son of General John Beatty was found dead by his creekside four miles from Gillespieville after shooting himself. A letter to his father described debts he had contracted, and fear of censure is thought to have driven the suicide.
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Herbert Lisutty
Conunous
Herbert Beatty
John Beatty
Gillespieville
Ross County
Clayton-Bulwer treaty debates in Congress prompt resolutions
Amid sweeping discussion on foreign and fiscal policy, senators introduce joint resolutions on the Clayton Bulwer treaty regarding a possible canal at Nicaragua and requests for treasury and interior department information on coinage and census compliance. House actions include a push to repeal bonds authority and a rule limiting debate on contested elections.
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No Tanger
Wasmatos
Dolph
United
Secretary of the Treasury
Interior
Ir. Pelfer
Kansas
Ferest
Congress
Senate
McGarrahan
Mechanics Laid Off At Moro Island Navy Yard
Fifty mechanics in the steam engine department at Moro Island Navy Yard were notified their service is no longer required. Major William Nevang, a renowned band master, is noted in the brief dispatch.
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Vangso, Cal
Moro Island Navy Yard
Modern Home Life and Fathers in Kingsley’s Example
The piece extols a father led, Christlike home life through Charles Kingsley. It contrasts strict, severe religion with constructive parenting, praising outdoor learning, Sundays full of guidance, and the rector’s humane approach. It warns corporal punishment breeds fear, dishonesty, and lies.
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Madison C. Peters
Christ
Charles Kingsley
Eversley
Mills Dodges Labor as Washington Visit Turns Cold
A stinging critique portrays Senator Mills dodging workingmen in Washington who traveled from across the nation seeking redress. The piece contrasts Democratic rhetoric with hard labor realities, detailing Mills's steadfast free trade stance and refusal to hear labor claims despite evident wage and living-cost pressures. It recounts a scene with workers presenting carpet and yarn samples to prove their case, which Mills ignored, underscoring a partisan clash over labor rights and policy.
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Washington
The
Republic
Mills
Yeti Mills
Mme
Milla
Langry Wyan
Mike
Men of
England
Cleveland Leader
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Phis
Tensor Smith
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Uae
Alva Mig
Peake
Dares Ldisbert
New Brunawick
Chamberlein
Cybee
Evangel Gal
Turin
Kansas City
Jobo Yellow Jacket
Joe Walker
Indian Territory
Fortawith
Yellow Jacket
Walker
Sur
VaLirad
Cal
Howison
Mare Island
Keach
Los Angeles
Young Newkirk
Thayer
Bay City
Save Yoga Bank
Wastixatos
Riley
O'Neill
Secret Service
Outhwaite
Dem. C
Committee On Rules
Joy
Yona
Burrows
Springer
Dem
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Patterson
Senator Colquitt
Georgia
Senator Gordon
Colquitt
Chicago
Mr. Bunn
Macox
Alfred H. Colquitt
Rose Hill
Clifford Anderson
James Blount
O. A. Bacon
Charlea T. Bartlett
W. Loundes Calhoon
Government Printing Office
WasnixoTox
House
WastinaTos
Wasnixaton
WashineTox
Kuesiliy
Albany
Springfield
Mass
Boston
Cuicaso
Gay T. Olmstead
William T. Clifford
Clark and
Madison
Olmstead
Denver
Frant .D
Logan Russell
Bribad Rotera
Will Syl
Bandusater
Nevane Pend
Cuicsao
William Nevang
Wees
Bappy
Kingsley
Senator Mills
Dodger
Fuather
Chalmers
Mapison C. Peters
Tubscco
Tien
Urea
Wes
Elie Catarch
Sterling Remedy Co
Lodians Mineral Springs
Triuana
N.rm
Carlers
Hai
W.J. Drake
ST. Clair
Aera
Keystone Watch Case Company
Philadelphia
A, Oo. Hyde
Kregkles
Dr, Hathaway
DA. Hathaway & CD
Daerborn St
Returh
Asee
Marshal Beaty
Wealthy Avenue
Grand Rapids
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