Doctoring Old Time and Warner’s Log Cabin Remedies Debut
An Itarper illustration of Robert’s Doctoring Old Time prompts rumors that Warner’s drug firm led by H. H. Warner plans a line of Log Cabin Remedies. The set includes Log Cabin sarsaparilla, cough and consumption remedy, hair tonic, extract, rose cream, plister and liver pill, aiming to revive old herbs for modern use.
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Itarper
Robert
Warner
Warner's Safe Care
Warner Observatory
Rochester
N. Y
H. H. Warner
Fuller Installed as Chief Justice of United States
Oct 9 report on the installation of Fuller as the new chief justice. Ceremony described in the Supreme Court room with judiciary members, congressional guests, and the oath administered by Miller. Crowds, formal seating, and the reading of the commission noted, followed by remarks of welcome and adjournment.
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Supreme Court Room
Thur- Mran
Go Bar
Ateral
Miller
T Mw
Semor
God Save the
United States
Jus Fen
Silesk
Carz
Cere
Istice
F Court
Aspeanthes Court
Garland Ad
Mame oOry
B. Slunn
Cah
Hony Wa C. Goudy
Creasures
Ieee
Cleri
President Cleveland May Buy Georgetown Heights Residence
Washington Oct 9 Officials report a strong probability President Cleveland will acquire a grand Georgetown Heights estate near the executive mansion. The property, owned by a longtime family, offers acres of grounds, gardens, and river views. Mrs Cleveland has sampled the home during prior carriage visits and inquiry was made to view and purchase, now under consideration.
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Cleveland
Georgetown Heights
Washington
Executive
Cleve
Testing the Chinese Law Evading Exclusion Act
Nearly 600 Chinese arrived on the Belgic from the Orient and on the Duke of Westminster from British Columbia. They did not land, but a test case to challenge the exclusion act will be filed in U S courts. Many claim citizenship to stay, aiming to defeat the new law.
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San Francisco
Belgic
Orient
British Columbia
Nll
United States
Last of the Big September Wheat Deal at Chicago
Chicago October 9 Old Hutchins small traders settle the final line at 1.60. Total 116000 bushels settled green Clifton account 40000 bushels. Clifton shorts to square with Clifton. Dakota Granger robbed satchel with 1495.20 stolen near Holy Cross. suspect John Kiff discharged for lack of evidence. Demostration in Dublin draws 6000 tenants and MPs urge campaign plan. Mexico denies Mormon colonization land deal and mass emigration plans.
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Chicago
Farco, Dak
R. W. Howland
Holy Cross
Fargo
John Kiff
Kiff
Barrett
Sioux City Corn Palace closes after two week run
The corn palace festival in Sioux City Iowa wraps up after a two week run drawing about 125000 visitors. Officials rejected a proposed extended week at reduced rail rates as such discounts expire October 10. Next year Sioux City plans to build another corn palace.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Strikers Win Early Slots as Chicago Transit Stages Clash
Chicago dispatch reports widespread mobilization as North Side Car Company workers resume service at 7 am with police escort. Four depots including Clark Washington and Sedgwick run under guard. Multiple new drivers desert, crowds cheer, incidents include a driver injuring horses when brakes fail.
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North Side Car Company
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Lincoln Park
Lake View
Clark Street
Albert McCoy
Philadelphia
Sedgwick Street
Washington Street
Larrabee Street
North
Clark
Washington Streets
el Ae
First Blood for Strikers Hits Chicago Transit
Imported gripmen refuse to work on tied up roads as fifteen experienced Philadelphia workers join the strike in Chicago. They were offered free transport and 2.75 dollars a day but chose to stay away after learning of the strike. An additional eighteen gripmen were dispatched from Philadelphia to Pittsburg to await orders and potential Chicago work.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Harrison
Henderson
Yerkes
West Side
Pittsburg
Quay Opens Reward Fund to Enforce Registration Law
Chairman Quay of the Republican National Committee deposits 25000 to Garfield National Bank as a reward fund for information leading to convictions under New York’s registration law. Payments: 2000 for first conviction, 1000 for second, 500 for third, 250 for each subsequent conviction until exhaustion.
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Quay
New York
Republican National Committee
Garfield National Bank
Novel Contest of Oarsmen at Madison Square Garden
Early morning sculling race results list competitors Gaudaur O Connor East Plaisted Lee Largan Teemer Bubear Conley McKay Hamim Ross among 600 aboard the Umbria with Gen Beauregard John Hoey and Andrew Carnegie. Mrs Langtry and Frederick Gebhardt appear on the Alaska voyage with charity entertainment noted.
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O'Connor
East
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Lee
Largan
Teemer
Bubear
Conley
McKay
Hamim
Ross
South Dakota Synod Adjourning After Pomeroy Report
The South Dakota Synod at Huron continues in session considering J. B. Pomeroy's report with church reports. Pulpits in city churches filled by visiting clergy as adjournment looms this Saturday.
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South Dakota Synod
Huron, Dak
J. B. Pomeroy
Synodical Missionary
Whiskey Toll: Richter Family Dead in Nebraska Fire
A Nebraska family of six the Richters from between Geneva and Ohiowa were burned to death in a blaze started after drunken tramps and residents drank. The husband survived severely burned and is expected to die. a traveling worker who stayed the night also perished. The origin remains unknown but suspicion falls on drinking and smoking.
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Nebraska
Lixcorx
Neb
Richter
Geneva
Ohiowa
Extensive Frauds Along Northern Border At Dakota Frontier
Customs authorities report years of opium shipments from China smuggled into Southern Manitoba then into Dakota and distributed nationwide. Timber smuggling by Americans also detected. Maj. Cattan and sixteen mounted police assigned for constant frontier patrols to stop smuggling.
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China
Manitoba
Dakota
Union
Cattan
Long Bridge at Winona Burns. Road Passable Pending Repairs
A wagon bridge 840 feet long known as Long bridge spanning a Wisconsin slough near Winona is burned. The highway remains open with temporary passage built by City Street Commissioner Hanley while a new bridge is planned. Fire likely started from a bonfire laid by two tramps.
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Winona
Minn
Wisconsin
Hanley
Waukesha Board Awards Survey Contract
At a regular meeting the village board awarded a complete survey of Waukesha to W F Goodhue for 750 dollars. The survey aims to set street and sidewalk grade for a future Soon Hing sewerage system and perfect sidewalk alignment.
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Waukesha, Wis
Waukesha
W. F. Goodhue
Soon Hing
Owatonna Man Wins Duluth Road Contract
Rep Wixa reports P Brennan of Owatonna awarded the contract for laying track on the Duluth road from this city to Zumbrota. Grading is progressing along the line with about 900 men employed and bridge building advancing rapidly.
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Duluth
Red Wing
Wixa
P. Brennan
Owatonna
Zumbrota
Man Drowns in Suspected Heat Bath at Nevada Springs
Denver reporter states Samuel C. Pratt died after entering hot springs in Nevada. He was found parboiled on the bank hours later and died shortly after, with authorities believing he fell in accidentally from not realizing the water’s extreme heat.
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Denver
Col
Samuel C. Pratt
Nevada
Bears Multiply Near Waupacs and Indian Fight Report
Twelve bears have been killed near Waupacs Wisconsin in two weeks as acorns and nuts lure them from the North. Indians attacked a bear near Black River Paws with no guns killing the large animal after three dogs were killed and one Indian injured. Typhoid fever epidemic hits Rhinelander with about fifty cases and three deaths. Belgium detains and expels socialist M Chauviere during talks on international socialist reorganization.
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Waupacs
Wis
Black River Paws
Here
Rhinelander
Sievrizlit
Oneida County
Sullivan of Aurora County Nominated for Territorial Council
Sullivan of Aurora county is the Republican nominee for the territorial council from his district. He is running an aggressive campaign and was an active member of the last legislature. His renomination reflects recognition of his efficient legislative services.
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Btookings Press
Sullivan
Aurora County
Territorial Council
Figures Won't Lie. County license debate heats up
County commissioner D C Morgan campaigns for a license measure arguing license revenue would cover expenses. D C Tiffany counters with last year costs of about $9,000 and license receipts under $2,000, noting total taxes were $60,000 and most costs stem from traffic. He rebuts saloon claims as folly.
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Bridgewater Times
D. C. Morgan
D. C. Tiffany
Cleve land and Thurman Dominate 1881 Democratic Landscape
The St. Paul Globe asserts voters show unity behind Cleveland and Thurman in 1881, indicating little concern over party factions as the two front the ballot.
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St. Paul
Cleveland
Thurman
Foreclosure Sale Notice on Davison County Mortgage
Public notice warns that the mortgage on the northwest quarter of section 20, township 101N, range 61W, Davison County Dakota Territory, securing a note of $90.54 due to six mortgagees led by F W Litule, will be foreclosed by public auction at the Davis County courthouse front door on October 6, 1888 at 2 PM. Assignee LIstre Lacey files as attorney for assignee.
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Lawrence W. Scott
F. W. Litule
Woodbury
Iowa
Davison
Davisln
Dakcort
Mitchell
Territory of
Dakota
Territory
Sioux Falls
D. T
Mortgage Sale Notice for Davenport County Dakota 1888
Public auction to foreclose a mortgage on the southwest quarter of section 28, township 104 north, range 60 west, at the courthouse front steps Mitch ell Davison County Dakota Territory on October 6 1888 at 2 PM. Mortgage from William W Perry and Annie M Perry to FR W Little fills due 1888. debt totals 167.63 principal and 12.07 interest. Mortgage recorded in Davison County. Mortgagee’s attorney I W Little and Harry Lacy.
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Willian W. Perry
Annie M. Perry
Divison
Territory of
Dakota
FR. W. Little
Sioux Falls
Register of Deeds
County of
Davison
Dakota Territory
Mitchell
D.T
Alizuse
A. D
Territory OF Dakota
Davisen
Warder
Bushnell & Glesner
Sarah Filkins
Second Judicial District Court
Bushnell and Glesner
Territory
Ushall
Court House
Sarah Wilkins
McInttaly
Mitchell, Dale
Davison County
Goodykoontz & Helwig
Ayer's Sarsaparilla Promoted for Blood Purity
Readers quote dramatic health claims praising Ayer's Sarsaparilla as a remedy for nervous debility heart disease insomnia and general debility. Testimonials from Henry Bacon J P Carzanett and Dr M Maxstart endorse its blood purifying and vitality-boosting effects across varied conditions and ages.
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Ayer
Henry Bacon
Xenia
Ohio
J. P. Carzanett
Perry, Ill
Dr. M. Maxstart
Louisville, Ky
Ayer’s Sarsaparilla Ad Promotes Value
An 19th century advertisement touts Ayer’s Sarsaparilla prepared by J G Ayer & Co Lowell MA. The offer lists price at 1 dollar for one bottle, six bottles for five dollars, claiming the product is worth five dollars per bottle.
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Dr. J. G. Ayer & Co
Lowell
Mass
Summons in Dakota Territory District Court
The Dakota Fire and Marine Insurance Company sues Joseph N. Hutchinson in Davison County. The defendant must answer within 30 days or face judgment for 36.80 dollars plus 10 percent interest and 10 dollars attorneys fees and costs. Dillon and Preston serve as plaintiffs’ attorneys.
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Territory OF Dakota
Davison County
Dakota Fire and Marine Insurance Company
Dakota
Joseph N. Hutchinson
Clérktof
District Court
Mitchell
Main Street
Mitchell Dakota
Dillon & Preston
P. O
Mitchell, Dakota
Revolutionary home business promise attracts readers
A late 19th or early 20th century advertisement touts an easy work-from-home system by Stinson & Co. It claims anyone can start free, requires no capital or special skill, and promises rapid, substantial earnings with a grand outfit mailed to Portland, Maine.
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Grand Outfit Free
Truk & Co
Augusta, Maine
Wade
Stinson & Co
Portland, Maine
Hallett& Co
Portland
Maine
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