Syrup of Figs Promised Remedy for Cleansing and Health
An advertisement extols Syrup of Figs as a pleasant effective laxative for the liver bowels and digestive system. It claims rapid action for colds headaches fevers and constipation and notes availability in 50c and 1 bottles from druggists nationwide California Fig Syrup Co advertises offices in San Francisco Louisville and New York.
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California Fig Syrup CO
San Francisco
Cal
Louisville
New York
Great Northern relinquishes Red River lands to settlers
The Great Northern has accepted Congress's act relinquishing claimed Red River valley lands. It will list occupied lands for settlers who will waive rights, ensuring clear titles to settlers and buyers from original occupants. Ottawa and Ashland reports note Omaha land case priority rules affecting homesteaders and a Behring Sea arbitration counter case being prepared.
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Great Northern
Congress
Red River Valley
Winnipeg Dispatch
Noble
Omaha
Ashland
Wis
United States Land Office
Omaha Land Grant
Jennie Jacobs
Charles White
Thomas J. McCoy
McCoy
Ottawa
Tupper
United States
Alaska
Mystery Solved New York Boy Confesses to Murder
George McKenzie, 16, confessed to pushing Quill down an air shaft in February after a months long inquiry into Harr 111's death. The body was found months later in a shaft between 45 Washington Street and 55 Washington Street. McKenzie, 16, said he feared Quill's ghost in custody.
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New York
Murer
Harr
Washington Street
George McKenzie
Quill
McKenzie
Quaill
Miners Idle as 6000 workers strike on Monongahela pits
Pittsburg reports 6000 coal miners in the lower Monongahela river mines idled after operators refused to pay old wages. Eighty mines closed as a long, bitter conflict looms with fall river levels signaling potential stock movement to lower markets. News from St Louis notes party plans kept secret by the People's party national committee.
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Sir Thopsand
Monongahela River
PittsBurg
St. Louis
People’s Party
Richelieu Hotel
H. E. Taubeneck
Commercial Bank of
Adrian, Minn
J. J. West
The
Chicago Times
Washington woods burning near Bald Mountain
Report from WasSHUGAL Washington Sept 14 says parties from Bald Mountain report woods burning from Windriver to Bear Prairie. The timber area is the finest in the region and the loss is expected to reach several million dollars. Many people are in the woods five miles back of Bear Prairie gathering huckleberries and face danger of entrapment.
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Washington Woods
Wasshugal
Wash
Bald Mountain
Windriver
Bear Prairie
Trailor accident kills two injures many at Russell and Ninth
Article reports a trailer derailment on Russell Avenue near Ninth Street causing two deaths and many injuries. Names include Mrs Barbara Schenming and several men with broken limbs. A separate Des Moines crossing crash left a woman dead and a man intoxicated. A west coast gale in St Johns Newfoundland destroyed property and sank the schooner Jennie Foot with all hands lost.
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Barbara Schenming
Indiana Avenue
Henry Bizine
H. C. Konnecker
Victor Street
Lex
J. L. Dasmaan
M. Jones
Penn Street
St. Joans
N. F
Jennie Foot
Captain Condons Romance of the Manchester Escape
The life of Captain Edward O Meagher Condon, born Ohio circa 1837, Irish-born, first volunteer in New York during the Fenian era, later in England tried to free imprisoned comrades. A rescue in Manchester failed when a constable fired. Cond on was sentenced to death but commuted to life imprisonment. After twelve years in an English prison he was released, returned to the United States, and joined the treasury architect's office until his death. He left a wife and daughter in New York City and his mother in Ohio.
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WaAsBric Ton
Edward O'’Meagher Condon
the Treasury
Helena
Mont
Ohio
New York
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Oalahan
England
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Condon
Col. Kelley
Deasy
Conlon
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O'Brien
Cant
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Marshall, Mich
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