Week in the headlines from Septembers turn of events
A jumble of reports from September including bank notes in Minnesota, crime and accidents across Chicago and Fort Robinson, notable arrests and deaths, the first public pay and wage movements, and political gatherings. Names include Willard, Benton, Vanderbilt, Marlboroughs, and the Chicago Humane society while events touch waterborne shipping, steel works closures, and weather-linked damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tritag
Willard Tins
St. Louis
Benton
Fort Robinson
Thomas Hen
Chicago
Glynn
Haymarket
Sam
Chicago Humane Pafety
Kadi Phompson Steel Works
Sfernedic
Woth
Supremie
Bitline
Knights of Pythiog
Pas Deciden
Madhynapelia
Township and Range Notation Repeats in Record
The text repeats a legal land description, stating Township 2 South Range 4 West Section 5 and Bik appears as a fragment. No other identifiable entities or actions are present in the legible OCR snippet.
Parcel fragment and lot numbers in township subdivision text
Reads like OCR fragments listing township and range descriptors, lots 46 79 128 13 44 70 1063 and 18 2b, with scattered numbers and references. The text repeats coordinates and lot identifiers without clear context or event.
Reporters Excluded From British Trades Unions Congress
The British trades unions congress at Edinburgh restricted press access to union-printed newspapers only. Delegates voted to bar reporters from non-union papers, while adopting eight-hour day limits and reforms to the employes' liability act, including subcontractor responsibility and extended notice. Constipation mentioned with Burdock Blood Bitters as a remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinburgh
Monnay
Hen Tillet
Trades Unions Congress
Ers
United Kingdom
W. Thorne
Gas Workers’ Union
KE. Harford
Railhway
No Faith Needed Digestive Aid Promoted by Stuart’s Tablets
An advertisement argues faith cannot digest food while touting Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. It claims the tablets contain digestion aids and improve digestion, blood quality, and nerves, usable in water or after meals. Sold by druggists for 50 cents per package, via Stuart Co. Marshall, Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
Pyramid Cure Promoted As Piles Remedy Nationwide
An Albion Michigan company markets Pyramid Cure as the sole pile treatment with safe rapid relief. Claims say it is the most widely sold non surgical option, with druggists offering 50 cents to 1 dollar per package and testimonials from across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neue Mnidniziit
Georgs Og
Bear Fairinwunt
Cincinnati
Santa Fe Railway Company
United States
Martin
Railroad
McKinley Clubs
Bryant
Pattie Watkins
Fingate
Fredery Lindsey
Ballington Booth
Gle Music Hall
New York
Grand Circle
Rockford
Pyramid Co
Albion
Mich
Cure Tobacco Habit With Baco-Cure, Claims Reinforced
A 19th century advert promotes Baco-Cure as a scientific, purely vegetable cure for tobacco dependence. It claims you can smoke or chew during treatment, guarantees permanent cure in three boxes or refunds with interest, and cites testimonials including a Clayton Arkansas pastor who reports a 30 pound gain and relief from debility and heart disease. Box pricing is listed as $1 per box, three boxes for $2.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Clayton, Nevada Co
Ark
Eureka Chemical & Mfg. Co
la Crosse
Wis
C. P. Church
Clayton
Allaraggiata
Eureka Chemical & Big. Co
Beaton, Masa
Notice of Probate Creditors Claims in Calhoun County
In Calhoun County Michigan six months from August 21 1536 are allowed for creditors of Marcius L Clark deceased to present claims to the Probate Court in Marshall for examination and allowance. Claims must be heard December 1 and March 1 at ten o clock in the forenoon. Dated August 29 1296. George Ingersoll, Judge of Probate.
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State OF Michigan
Calhour
Calhoun
Stanley W. Purner
State of Michian
Michigan
State of
Marshall
Cailboun
County
Michigans
Clement Smith
Calhoun County
A. D
Willian J. Green
Register
George Ingersol
Caroline EB. Kellogg
Chas. C. Beale
Marshall Statesman
George Ingersoll
Astate
Mid County
Mai I
Christian Headorn
Licetta Bealel
Itig
Hurden
Adorno Johnson
aUugus
Euld County
William B. Blachield
Mary
Blushfield
Mareha
Marshall Stateswa
Marcius L. Clark
Marehall
Frobate
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Minnesota
Atate Bank Ecerminer Hag
Manufacturers’ Bank En Career Piveet Muth
Ieelbe Rae Yen
Kevart
Chienga Pakb
Secretary of War
Messingeraes
Phillips
Hanna
Qtramwa
Harry Belle
Clyde
Belfast
Peter Hanen
Vincennns
Ind
Bregpert Hill
Jean Wilkinson
Hmna
Thomas Ruch
Joseph Star
Phoenix Stone Yards
First National
Helena
Mont
Te Hank
Bettis
Lita
Weyraruld
Dons Vestraind
Peter Matthison
Albert
Fella
Galana
Ilis
Batre Herdin
Wtanding
Washington
Copsellus Vanderbilt
Wendlican Estopaign Fund
Duke and Duchess of Marlborough
Blenheim
Prince A Wales
John Wright
St Louis
Ho Pantis & Co
New York City
Americas
Cuba
Vormmerce
Caldwell
Kas
Nashville
Tenn
Cynthia Clark
Frample
United Blazes Mesulary
National Commandery
M. Palmoer
Covington and Lexington Pike
Georgetown
Brindiey
Marthe
Kan
Circuit Court
Auditor General
Bald
Jondy
Stanley W. Turner
W. Ly
My Ei
Sanders
Sanders & Hyde
Nolan
Rice
Green St
Maine
Tom Umn Ouse
Tan
Sewe Ys
Range
Bee
Bec
Elgofelg
Hange
Clark
Iy By. Co
Tinea
Nefrof
Range & West
City of Albion
At . Wl Ofuy
Bik
City of
Battle Creek
Hutchinson
City of Marakiwil
Hauge
Nguareo
Iwas
Valesa
S . Township
Deby
Sanders & Byde
Aby Riec
Anda
Green Street
Cook and
Jo All
Lot
Tekonsba
Allen
Corliss Heights
Davidson
Hart
Awit Bel Fay
Utehinnon
Ata
Bcc
Manchester
McCainley
R. B. Merritt
C. M. Mills
Bik Township
Park
Belgy
Sely
Piper
Sperry
Welch
Comato Acor
Awit
Rae
Tor ‘Ss
Wu Saa
Martin and Saat
Montgomery
Burlington
Township
Kanye
Anna Gage
U. S
Columbus
Atlanta
California
Louisiana
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
Southern Pacific Company
Los Angeles
San Francisco
California Pointe
New Orleans
Califonia
Mexico
Cotlte
Service
Neimyer
Western Agt
Ant Clark St
A. Connor
Pats & Dingionatics
F. B
MORSE
P&t
Pan
Marlalyr
New Iveas
Crilovin
Marshalton
Augesti
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