Dyspepsia Tabs Promised Relief and Endorsements
A reader praises Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets for curing acid dyspepsia and improving digestion after using a box. Testimonials from Mrs. Jos. Barton of Toronto cite kidney and bladder misdiagnosis, with relief after three or four tablets. Ads claim safety for all ages and wide physician endorsement, while unrelated notes mention leper isolation advocacy and moth infestations in New York towns.
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Stuart
Éhzo
Sudbury
Mass
Jos. Barton
Toronto
Canada
Pat
Legal debate on state police powers and indictment delays
The report notes a Michigan court ruling that the illegal gaming and related commercial activity lacks state police power restriction. Judges decided to defer all cases until after election day to accommodate lawyers and jurors, with prosecutors and defense agreeing on a postponement amid political timing. Women’s clubs plan the sixth annual Michigan federation meeting in Lansing to begin September 24, with sessions and a dedication of the women’s building at Michigan Agricultural College. A quarry dock accident near Ishpeming injures a Finnish boy as eight crates of sandstone wait to be shipped. heavy loading caused the outer edge to fail. Iron Mountain reports a fire at Newport mine’s carpenter shop, and Menominee notes the death of Samuel Vasely in Champion while working at Bay Shore Lumber.
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Tages
Ingham
Tuttle
Wileet
Lansing
Mich
Michigan State Federation of Woman's Clubs
Martha. A. Keating
Musketon
Wonks Gan Agricultural College
Burns
Tacobsville
Midh
Messner's
Pequaming
Iron Mountain
Newport
Menominee
Nich
Samuel Vasely
Bay Shore Lumber Company
Champion, Mich
Michigan incidents and legal notices from Sept 25 and 26
A chaotic sequence of small town outbreaks unfolds across Michigan. Reports describe a Mallack dispute with a shotgun threat, a store dispute leading to a violent altercation, a pastor and elder quarrel over a wedding claim, and a population decline tied to lumbering downsizing. Burglary at Hancock post office yields $500 cash and letters. A Grand Rapids water sale display draws farmers, while a Carl Frederick Viena estate involves Germany.
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Saginaw
Midh
Carl Frederick Viena
Germany
Tives
Carl
Wilhelm
Luwa
Frederick, Tone
Bat Fan Dow
Jury verdict finds defendant guilty after sentencing dispute
The jury returned a guilty verdict with the punishment to be decided, revealing a split among jurors over death versus life imprisonment. Ten favored death, two favored life. initial ballots showed no unanimous verdict on guilt, and the panel consisted of nine Democrats, one Republican, and two Goebel Democrats.
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Goherat Kiblig
Mirotles
Prdiic
John
Memorials Push Waterway Plan From Toledo to Lake Erie
Charles I Peters of Starke County leads efforts to fund a canal linking the Kankakee and St Joseph rivers to Lake Erie. The proposal seeks a federal appropriation to enlarge the Mississippi Joliet river and extend work toward Toledo to join the Erie canal, with support from Buick Crum and congressional allies.
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Toledo
la Porté
Ind
Charlea I
Peters
Starke County
Jong
Kinois
Hrie
Buick
Crumpacker
Congress
Imnola
Mississsppi
Jollee
Tivois Seoutors
Kankakee
St. Joeph
Lake Erie
Precions wax with Mexico and mining venture debate
A fragmented report notes cross border travel by an American and Mexican interests seeking mining concessions in New York area. It mentions U S capital flowing to Mexico and a push for rail and other profits despite political tension.
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Amerie
United States
New York
Mexico
Alas
United ‘States
Fat Lubes resident rescued after ladder entrapment at sea
A port resident in Lubes Missouri fell while retrieving a hammer dropped from a schooner and became wedged in a ladder. As tide rose, he was trapped for about three hours before rescue, narrowly escaping drowning as water rose to within inches of his mouth.
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Lubes
Aheas
Thos
New York Tribune
Death of M Claude Boujat chief of imperial cuisine
A palay era figure, M Claude Boujat, head of the imperial kitchen at the Tuileries and Compiegne, has died. Described as the king of cooks, he served under Napoleon III, received royal gifts, and later retired wealthy at Vitry. Also noted are priceless Greek church jewels accumulated over years, including gem studded vessels and holy book bindings.
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Napoleon Ili
M. Claude Boujat
Tuileries
Cloud
Compiegne
Boujat
Soyer A
Bouldt
Europe
Calendar pattern noted in historic dates across months
The fragment notes a recurring dating sequence for January and October sharing the same day, with similar pairings for other months including April and July, September and December, February, March, and November, reflecting a historic calendar pattern.
For Sale A Large Building On Linden Street
A large building on South Linden Street north of M C R is for sale for cash. Enquire J W Lester at 711 W Hanover St for details and price.
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Lindenstrest
North
J. W. Lester
W. Hanover St
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Hrug
The
Bradfield: Regulator Co
Atlanta, GA
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Ngd
Foley
York
N. Y
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Thor
Mallack
Gundahl
Braphen Goivock
Gowoski
Saway
Frank
Steve
Wal
Storeiel
H. C. Hayward
Waquire
Courple
Rogat
Baginuw
West Ides
Bay City
West Bay City
Sagivy
Saginaw River
Tronwood
Gile
Stallats
Milae
Italy
Peter Aligra
Zane Wee
Houghton
Hancock
Gaye
Dek
Grand Rapide
Michigan
Uty Olagk Eliott
Rodin
Illinois-Erie Canal
Dewitt
Swartwout
Central Druggists
T. J. Shepherd's Meat Market
West State St
Reb Jackson
Hotel Royal
Marshall, Wich
Otadystrious Parent
Privat Hospital
Tines Bon Doutor
O Gathor
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