Hathaway Clinic Promises Cure For Wide Range Of Ailments
Dr Hathaway and Co advertise as specialists who cure diseases others fail to treat. They claim success in syphilis, nervous disorders, kidney and urinary issues, skin and blood diseases, and women’s ailments. They offer free consultation, home treatment options, symptom blanks, and promise confidential service with references from patients and business figures.
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Dr. Hathaway & Co
Bright
Mills
Motherville
Miss
Swift Specific Co
Atlanta
Extermination Push for Russian Thistle Warns of Worse Plague
Hearings before the House Agriculture Committee feature Governor Shortridge and farmers from the Northwest advocating federal action to eradicate the Russian thistle. The weed covers 70 000 square miles, chokes grain, and threatens Minnesota and North Dakota lands. Attacks on the agriculture secretary’s stance arise as letters from officials are cited.
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Washington
House Committee On Agriculture
Northwest
Congress
Shortridge
North Dakota
Sibley
Pennsylvania
Hunner
Boen
Minnesota
A. H. Mohler
Great Northern Railroad
Shelan
Sheldon
South Dakota
Dakota
Simpson
Russia
Secretary of Agriculture
Morton
Kearsarge Rescue Proposal Tied to New Hampshire Roots
Representative Blair of New Hampshire recalls the Kearsarge building for speed during the Civil War era. He cites local timber from Kearsarge mountain, Portsmouth pride, and NH natives Gunner Stoddard and Thurston in the ship’s saga, urging a rescue expedition to preserve the historic warship.
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Snator Blair
Washington
New Hampshire
Blair
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Portsmouth
Thurston
Stoddard
Alabama
Big Timber Trades Extend Over Fifteen Years
Powers and Dwyer closed a contract with Hall and Ducey Lumber for pine in six Hibbing area townships. The deal covers 60,000 to 70,000 tons of timber and entails about 1,500,000 feet, spanning 15 years and marking one of the Northwest’s largest lumber agreements.
Blythe Estate Escheat Suit Filed by California
Governor Markham seeks escheat of the Blythe estate worth four million dollars for California to fund public schools. The 1883 ownership and death of Thomas H. Blythe are cited, with legal representatives for heirs and related parties noting little chance of state compromise.
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Markham
California
Chicago
Herald
San Francisco
Blythe
Thomas H. Blythe
D. M. Delmas
Williams
McDermott
Garber, Boalt & Bishop
Florence
Rockefeller's Latest Plans for Mine Operations
In Durou r on February 19 the Rockefeller interests controlling Lake Superior Consolidated mines move to take over operating leases from Biwabik Ore, Oliver Mining, and Duluth Ore. The three large mines, leased under royalty, could be run at lower costs by the Consolidated if arrangements are agreed.
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Iron King
Durouru
Rockefeller
Lake Superior Consolidated Mines
Biwabik Ore Company
Oliver Mining Company
Duluth Ore Company
Max Judd's Curious Question on Beef Trade to Vienna
In Washington on February 19, US consul Max Judd reports a 5000 kilo Australian beef shipment to Vienna selling for 50 to 60 kreutzers per kilo. After duties, taxes, and a 3 percent commission, the consul asks why Americans cannot profitably open a market for beef in Austria.
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America
Austria
Washington
Australia
Vienna
Max Judd
United States
Feat of a Postoffice Robber at Buffalo
Leroy Harris alias John Heart robbed a post office and held up a court room on February 19. He asked to retire to the lavatory, returned with a revolver, ordered “Hands up,” and escaped after locking the door. Marshal Witts fired into the window while a janitor freed the captives.
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Buffalo
Burrato
Leroy Harris
John Heart
Heart
Marshal Witts
Missing manifests at Detroit Custom House spark probe
Detroit Feb 19 Special Agent Wood found foreign manifests missing from the Detroit Custom House. An investigation alleges Deputy Collector Tillman sold the records with department permission to dispose of useless papers. Critics accuse destruction of proofs. Collector Moloney says office was in proper condition per ex-Collector Hopkins.
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Wrinnt Dovcuments
Detroit Custom House
Detroit
Mich
Wood
Treasury Department
Custom House
Tillman
Moloney
Hopkins
No Disposition to Allow the Montana Banker a Divorce by Default
Helena Feb 20. Mrs Aaron Hershfield and her lawyers dismiss reports that her husband has gone to Fargo to seek a divorce by the North Dakota method. Hershfield will face any suit. his wife will reply and fight. Also: gas in a Kansas City cable house hospitalizes eight workers, with Superintendent C P Kline near death. In Olathe a dynamite blast in a farm kitchen stove nearly kills Mrs Smith and her daughter-in-law.
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Montana
Helena
Mon
Aaron Hershfield
Fargo
North Dakota
Hershfield
Kansas City
Fifth Street
Kan
C. P. Kline
Woors
Robert Lynch
RK. N. Smailey
D. D. Powell
George Hamm
Charles Brooks
William Brooks
Olathe
Jacob Smith
Edgerton
Red Wing farmers celebrate bonds for Mississippi bridge
Wisconsin farmers arrive in Red Wing Minnesota for bond approval on a new high wagon bridge over the Mississippi. They donate wood to the needy and bring a maple and oak pile, with Ellsworth brass band, a procession, banquet and opera house exercises.
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Red Wing
Minn
Wisconsin
Mississippi
Ellsworth
Wis
McLeod County Farmers Institute Draws Large Crowd
In Glenkor Minnesota on February 19 a farmers institute convened with an attendance between 400 and 900. Superintendent Gregg led the event, noted as the largest institute ever held in McLeod county.
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Glencor
Minn
Gregg
McLeod County
Mozart Symphony Club Delights Large Opera House Audience
A large, responsive audience greeted the Mozart Symphony Club at the Opera House on Monday. The program featured viola d'amour and viol da gamba, with standout soloists including Otto Lund on violin and Theodore Hoch on cornet. Miss Braems sang well but lacked needed warmth, and the ensemble concluded with strong applause. The group then headed to Ames, Iowa, after a highly praised performance as part of the Star course.
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Mozart Symphony Club
Opera House
Lynn Band
Richard Stoelzer
Otto Lund
Higgins
New York Symphony Club
Theodore Hoch
Old Madrid
Loch
Bied Devrer
Albert Mora
Trot
Chal Mora
Cincinnati
Miss Braems
Ames
Iowa
Graham
John Dewitt Miller
Gasoline stove explosion injures hardware merchant
In Pelican Rapids Minnesota on March 19 a gasoline stove exploded in the home of L. A. Williams a hardware merchant. The blaze caused extensive damage and severely burned Williams who was able to be treated after the fire was extinguished.
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Pelican Rapids
Minn
L. A. Williams
Southern Home Seekers Guide for 1894
The Illinois Central Railroad passenger department has issued a 70 page pamphlet titled Southern Home Seekers Guide for 1894. It features letters from northern farmers now in the south along the Illinois Central line and Yazoo and Mississippi Valley. It promotes locating on a well equipped rail line, with refrigerator cars for fruit and farm products and direct service to major markets. Free copies of the 1894 Guide are available by writing to Manchester, Jet. J. BP, MERRY, A. G. P. 4
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Illinois Central Railroad
Illinois Central
Yazoo
Mississippi Valley
Ilinois Central
Manchester
Jet
J. BP
Merry
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C. M
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E. B. McIntyre
Russian Thistle
Agriculture Committee
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Duluth
Cleveland
E. C. Pope & Co
Norrie
Chenango Valley Steel Company
Newcastle
Blythe's
Curstion
Milnerr. S
Milwaukee
American Protective Association
D. B. Cheney
West Superior
Hugh Rogers
Tomahawk
T. B. McManus
Washburn
George H. Frey, Jr
W. M. Cowles
Watertown
Catholic Foresters
St. Paul
Catholic Order of Foresters
Canada
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Neenah
Wisconsin Dairymen’s Association
C. H. Everett
Beloit
D. Curtis
Atkinson
H. K. Loomis
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J. D. Smith
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White
Pettinger
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la Crosse
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Emperor Willan
Prince Bismarck
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Hays
Barry
Mozart
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Medford
Mass
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Cath
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CHE
Sole Props
Boston
West
John C. West Company
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Siza
L. O. Gale
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D. M. Ferry
Mic
South Pak
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