Ayer's Pills Promoted for Digestion and Constipation Relief
The advertisement claims Ayer's Pills may increase appetite strengthen digestion and regulate bowels with a wholly vegetable composition. It quotes testimonials from Philip Lockwood Henry Hemmensway and John Lazarus describing relief from dyspepsia headaches insomnia indigestion piles and general improved health after using the remedy. The note adds the pills are produced by Dr J C Ayer & Co of Lowell Massachusetts and sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayers
Ayer
F Ayer
John Lazarus
St. John, N. B
J.C. Ayer
Foreclosure notice on Ahern mortgage in Mitchell Dakota
Notice states Henry Ahern and Alice Ahern defaulted on a 1886 mortgage to James A. Wilson later assigned to L. W. Lewis. It lists the due amount of 461.20 dollars, plus attorney fees, and announces public auction of Lot 2, Block 94 in Lawhler’s addition, Mitchell, on May 23, 1887 at 10 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ahern
Alice Ahern
Davison
Territory of Dakota
James A. Wilson
Register of Deeds
L. W. Lewis
Territory
Dakota
Mitchell
Territory of
Towit
Lawhler
Dak
L.W. Lewis
A. E. Hitchcock
O. O. Stanchfield
Edward Lim
Gini States Mortgage Company
Davison County
David John Hamilton
Davieon
C. Stanchfield
Oak
Wilkes & Wells
Florida deadlock and global notes highlight busy period
The column lists varied items from politics, labor strikes, and court actions to shipping, finance, and incidents. Notable mentions include four hundred Milwaukee tailors on strike, Longford and Bea consfield obituaries, Louis & Co furniture in Cincinnati assigned, Edward A. Moseley elected IPC secretary, dynamite blast in Merritt's Corner killing two and injuring five, Canadian debt figures, and a Russian warship practice near Varna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Earl of Longford
Milwaukee
Louis & Co
Cincinnati
Louisana
Jake Sharpe
Manning
Toronto
Clark Manufacturing Co
Buffalo
Lord Beaconsfield
Edward A. Mosely
Interstate Commerce Commission
John Lyman
Staples, Jrs
Tuley
Sigourney Butler
Boston
Canada
Tare and Sounds! National Bank
Walker
Mayville
Dak
Merritt’s Corner
N. Y
George
Stephen
Donald A. Smith
Montreal
Pennsylvania Railway
Varna
Quinn
New York
Paris
Settlers Told to Move as Soldiers Advance on Reservations
Milwaukee dispatch reports Company F Eleventh Infantry from Fort Sully ordered to drive settlers from Winnebago and Crow Creek reservations. Capt Myers leads troops en route, with warnings of property destruction and possible armed resistance. Settlers vow to stay, citing hardship and injustice, and prepare to defend claims.
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Milwaukee
Minneap
Wisconsin
Eleventh Infantry
Fort Sully
Winnebago
Crow Creek
Lyers
Canning
Arthur
United States
Cleveland
Pierree
Myers
Sully
Crow Creek Agency
Pierre
Winnebago Reservation
Capt. Myers
Pasture Ground Sought for Government Herd Movements
In Citamberlain North Dakota April 21 a Crow Creek agent reports troops moving against settlers on the Winnebago and Crow Creek reservations. Only Big Bend district residents who refused vacate notices twice face removal to secure government pasture. Other settlers have not been personally notified.
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Citamberlain
Dak
Winnebago
Crow Creek
W. W. Anderson
Big Bend
Ruger denies settlers to be shot amid troop move
General Ruger told a Pioneer Press reporter that the agent asked for military under old orders and one company was sent. He called reports of settlers being shot as pure bush and said troops left a week ago with no new word. Pall Mall Gazette urges Parliament to grant Parnell justice and suggests committing The Times editor for breach of privilege.
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St. Paul
Ruger
Mornifg
Pioneer Press
Fort Sully
Winnebago
Crow Creek
Pall Mall Gazette
House of Commons
Parnell
Times
Haddock case trials fill three days of courtroom drama
The Haddock murder case in Sioux City features prolonged defense and prosecution arguments. Judge Pendleton and Hon. M. D. O Connell deliver masterful addresses as juror instructions raise con spiracy questions and potential first degree murder verdicts. Jury recesses and courtroom tensions underscore a high profile trial. Marion clergy denounce Sunday funerals as bigotry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Marsh
Haddock
Isaac Pendleton
O’connell
Pendleton
M. D. O’connell
D. O'Connel
Lewis
Iowa
Adair
Guilty Verdict in Protracted Schwartz Watt Murder Trial
Morris Illinois April 21 The brakemen Henry Schwartz and Newton Watt were found guilty of murder in a long trial for the killing of express messenger Kellogg Nichols on a railway train. They were sentenced to life imprisonment. Attorneys plan motions for a new trial and possible appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris
Ill
Henry Schwartz
Newton Watt
Kellogg Nichols
Watt
Schwartz
Heir at law Faulk seeks Stewart estate in New York
John G. Faulk of Byron township Michigan leaves for New York to pursue evidence supporting his claim as heir to A I Stewart. He traces lineage through his grandmother Mrs McMiernan, a supposed niece of the dead magnate, and recounts a 19th century tale of kidnap and migration to Michigan.
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Dernett
Mich
John G. Faulk
New York City
A. I. Stewart
Faulk
Byron Township
Sheawasse County
Stewart
McMiernan
Margaret
McKierman
Michigan
Premature Blast Kills Six at Colorado Coal Camp
A premature blast at the Kyner Hig Lee and Bernard camp near Buena Vista Colorado killed six men and wounded seven as a 60 foot cut on the Midland grade was being prepared. The foreman led the charge after filling ten kegs of powder when the blast discharged, throwing rock into the working face. The dead were Jim Sullivan William Conway W S Corcoran Wm ONeil and an unknown man. The wounded are under care of J J Griffith at the camp morgue nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buena Vista
Col
Kyner
Hig Lee & Besnard
Midland
Bernard
Jim Sullivan
Wm. Conway
W.3. Corcoran
Wm. O'Niel
Wm. Keper
J. J. Grifith
Prisoners Escape From Laman Jail
Four inmates at the Laman Missouri jail escaped last night by prying an iron bar and digging through the foundation. J. W. West, a 25 year murder term, is among those who fled. A reward is offered and pursuers are active.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laman
J. W. West
Robbed New Albany Pouch Found at Depot
A Louisville post office pouch sent at 6:40 last evening was robbed at the Jeffersonville Madison Indianapolis depot. The pouch was located on a platform cut open and its contents stolen. The extent of the loss remains undetermined. Afghan rebels are reported to have the upper hand, defeating loyal forces and seizing villages with arms and munitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
New Albany
Jeffersonville
Madison & Indianapolis
Destructive cyclone tears through St Clairsville area
A genuine cyclone struck Eastern Ohio and West Virginia near Wheeling on April 21, damaging St Clairsville and surrounding areas. Homes, churches, banks, and the Martins Ferry region suffered severe destruction as the storm widened from the river to cover miles, with losses expected to exceed $1,000,000 and many injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
W. Va
St. Clairsville
Ohio
Col Patten
Judge Cochran
Coleman
Maurette
Main Streets
First National Bank
Thrall & Son
Benjamin Barkehast
United Presbyterian Church
St. Chuosville
Martins Merry
Histonywlass Works
J. TL. Drennan
the News
Fire Rips Through Baumach Drug Store in Milwaukee
Fire at the Charles Baum bauch company wholesale drug store on Market square near the St Charles hotel started in a cellar when a varnish barrel burst. Clerk Rudolph Seabel was carried out in a dying condition. he cannot live. Loss totaled 172000 with 90000 insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Charles Baumbauch Company
Market Square
St. Charles Hotel
Rudolph Seabel
Land Office Notices From Mitchell Dakota 1887
April notice lists Samuel J. Shane for a final proof on land in Davison County with witnesses Olson Daniels Redden and Gardner. A second filing shows Johan P. Lindahl seeking final proof on section 12 township 101 range 61 with witnesses Sand Johnson Carlson Strand. Both notices issued by Register GEO B. Everitt.
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Mitchell
Dak
Isa
Alexandria
Hans A. Loliswold
Ely Ee
Lown le
KS. Stenson
Gullik Gullikson
Wilber Stafford
Andrew K. Steen
Mitchell, Dakota
Gro
Mitchell, Dak
Lewis W. Doty
K. H. Allen
Henry Schurz
Peter Schurz
Ot Ome
Davison County
Charldonk
R. D. Martin
Tession
Mitchell Oak
Samuel J. Olson
Samuel M. Daniels
John C. Redden
W. W. Gardner
Emsley
Davison
Geo B.everitt
Register
Mirner, Kimball & Co
Attys
Dakota
Johan P. Lindahl
Fred Sand
Charley Johnson
Julia Carlson
Strand
B. Everitt
R.N. Kratz
Mitchell U.S. Land
Ole 7
Oleson
Ole Hendrickson
Knut Strand
Charlie Wilson
Geo. K. Everitt
F.C. Hoffman
Atty. Register
Willian W. Kriebel
Eidsward
Agno
Elias J. Sanders
George Jackson
Phineas A. Powers
Gko
L. C, Lek
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Darius M. Logan
Wilmington, del
C. O. Clark
Danbury, Conn
Philip Lockwood
Topeka
Kans
Henry C. Hemnensway
Rockport
Mass
News and Comment
General Ruger
Marion
Schwartz and
West
Ginia
L.W. Bailey
Henry Helling
Walnut Grove
James Reilly
Ace Crear
IOR
U.S. Derr. of Agriculture
Alain
Peter Collier
Dept. of Agriculture
Andrews
S Greaae
Aries
George Stinson & Co
Portand, Me
H. Hallett & Co
Portland
Aine
True & Mo
Augusta
Mortcade Sale
George WW. Dowdell
Sadie E. Dowdell
Frederick Brent Grotrian
Dakota Territory
Ierest
Staute
Thortyace
Cron
Iit
Milchetl
Vison
Mortinper
Anchfield
Dave Coty
America
Fortunnes
Maine
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