Death of J A Barton at boarding house under heart disease
J A Barton drayman died suddenly Friday afternoon after feeling unwell. Funeral services were held Sunday at 2 30 at S M Burton's home with many friends present. Burial at Craceland cemetery with pallbearers named. Rev Edker Burton conducted the service.
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J. A. Barton
Corn Palace
Edker Burton
The
Baptist Church
Craceland Cemetery
L. A. Anisden
Wm. Herbert
Jacob Willkam
Henry Koch
Chas. Lindsay
J. Reeser
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement and Endorsements
An advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney & Co of Toledo backs the product with 15 years of trust and financial backing from Walding Kinnan & Marvin. The cure is described as internally taking effect on blood and mucous surfaces. price 75 cents per bottle. Hall's Family Pills are recommended for constipation.
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F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
KF. J. Cheney
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Hall
Retiring Governor Elrod Honored by Free Press Tribute
The Pierre community bids farewell to Governor Sam Elrod as he retires to Clark. The Free Press lauds him as honest, plain spoken, and a clean administrator who appointed qualified officials and avoided fault during two years in office.
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Pierre
Sam Elrod
South Dakota
Elrud
Jamaican Lady Praises Chamberlain Cough Remedy
Mrs. Micheal Hart wife of the Kingston Cart Service Superintendent says she has used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for years for coughs croup and whooping cough and finds it very beneficial She has implicit confidence and would not be without a bottle in her home Sold by all druggists.
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Micheal Hart
Cart Service
Kingston
Jamaica
West Indies Islands
What Are the Bounds of Harriman’s Railroad Power
Washington Herald notes Harriman controls nearly all transcontinental railway transport west of Chicago including the Illinois Central with vast eastern holdings. It questions the limits of his influence across the nation’s rail system and suggests his power may be unmatched in U.S. railroad history.
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Washington Herald
Harriman
Chicago
Illinois Central
The Grip and Its Suffering and a Remedy
The passage describes the grip as causing severe physical and mental agony and delaying medical aid. It praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for preventing pneumonia and ensuring recovery, claiming widespread success among users. The advertisement notes the remedy is for sale by all druggists.
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Chamberlain
Benevolences in 1906 Philadelphia Ledger Report
The United States citizens gave 51,280,294 in major charitable gifts in 1906 to educational establishments art galleries hospitals and asylums. Large gifts totalled 107,360,000 in 1901 while 1900 saw 47,500,000. Small contributions in 1906 likely add at least 31,000,000, raising overall philanthropy to about 61,236,294.
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Philadelphia Ledger
United States
Clubbing Offer Headlines Local Publications Prices
An offer valid for 90 days provides The Capital with either The Weekly Inter Ocean at 1.35, The Semi weekly Sioux City MOUGs publication at 1.25, and Farmers' Tribune Sioux at 1.25. Sample copies available on application.
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Sioux City
Farmers’ Tribune
Sioux
Rates Reduced by Ancient Order of United Workmen
The Ancient Order of United Workmen cuts joining rates until Feb 1. Now is the time to join. Apply J. F. Smith, Recorder.
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Order of United Workmen
J. F. Smith
Dormouse Dainties Through Roman Dining History
The article traces dormice as a Roman delicacy from garum meals to dormouse sausage and soup. It notes Bambonselvergius inventing sausages and a treatise on fattening dormice, with Petronius Arbiter describing dormice fattening by sleep and a poppy seed honey sauce said to induce sleep.
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Rome
Tiberius
Bambonselvergius
Petronius Arbiter
Pith and Point Wisdom From the Atchison Globe
A short excerpt reflects on vanity and honesty in compliments, noting that true praise should be sincere and direct rather than flattery. The piece argues that aging estimates should not be coaxed and encourages straightforward, right-shoulder compliments.
Insurance Driven Confrontation Cites Life Settlement
A terse exchange frames a drama over debt collection vs life insurance. The dialogue hints a life-or-death gamble tied to securing owed bills and raises ethical questions about necessity of a medical operation.
A Poor Wrapper
A brief fragment notes Mrs. Hiderly being wrapped up by her son and jokes about his wrapping. The line conveys domestic humor without further context or action.
Irinda and Jim choose love over magnetism on a train
Irinda Bowen, insecure about her looks, is moved by Barney’s magnetism speech but real love shifts to Jim. On a San Francisco opera week, Irinda discovers she loves Jim, not Barney. Jim asks for marriage. Irinda accepts, cherishing his steady devotion over past vanity. The piece contrasts Barney’s warmth with Jim’s steadfast love.
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Francisco
Jim
Irinda
Barney
Rinda
Irinda Bowen
Harte
Netty
Perom
George Washington
William Tell
Oae
Lrinda
President Tyler’s Greenway Court Dinners Recited
Home Magazine relays Tyler era feasts featuring a Virginia planter’s plentiful table. A former enslaved cook prepared fried chicken and prized ham, cured from pigs raised on oak woods, corn and peas, then smoked with hickory and brown sugar for holiday service.
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Tyler
Greenway Court
Oak Woods
Home Magazine
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A. Barton
Waaantrolle Oeemas Weest
Elrod
Atchison Globe
Oapyright
Ioa Wright Hanson
San
Organ Grinder
Organ Grinders
America
Italy
Riviera
Naples
Genoa
Alps
Grasse
Conyes
W. H. Conyes
W. J. Frad . Co
Childrens Shoes
Mitchell
Waterbury
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