Medical specialist ad promotes private cures and mail consultations
Special announcement from Dr. Hathaway & Co claiming fifteen years of focused practice in cytarrh chronic and private diseases and diseases of women. They tout exclusive remedies, mail treatment, free consultations, and symptom blanks for men women and skin disease, with addresses in Sioux City Iowa and the Commercial Bank building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Hathaway & Co
Fourth and
Nebraska Streets
Sioux City
Commercial Bank
Notable Fair Day Features and Historic Curios
The article surveys plans for the fair on Sept. 26 with a Lord Mayor of Dublin participation, Irish-themed parade, and concerts. It notes exhibits on old coins, weapons, and artifacts in the Government and Liberal Arts buildings, including a Puritan soldier statue, a 1743 Massachusetts flintlock, and a Bunker Hill drum. It highlights the Emergency Hospital with Dr. Owens and nurse Miss Brown, 14,500 patients treated to date, and the vast Manufactures and Liberal Arts hall with a pillarless 11 acre roof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archbishop Feehan
Hennessey
Bourke Cochran
John F. Finerty
Edward Blake
Canada
Josephine Sullivan
Mme. Porter
London
Dublin
Chicago
United States Congress
Congress
Chicago Federal Building
Northwestern
Parliament of Religions
North America
United States
Daniel Webster
Savage
Port Sheridan
Massachusetts
Bunker Hill
Poland
Lafayette
Volunteer Fire Department
Alexandria
Cambridge
Wallashington
St. George
Martha Washington
Robespierre
Jefferson
Bonaparte
Julius Caesar
Julius Nepos
Brooklyn Bridge
John E. Owens
M. R. Brown
Ohio
Lea
Ja Fzne
CIGARMALURS IN SESSION Biennial Union Meet in Milwaukee
The International Cigarmakers union opens its biennial session at West Side Turner hall Milwaukee with 270 delegates. President G W Perkins outlines 30 000 members in the US and Canada and a 500 000 treasury. Samuel Gompers attends observing AFL leadership. Delegates expect 10 days to two weeks. actions require local ratification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Union
Milwaukee
West Side
Turner Hall
International Cigarmakers’ Union
G. W. Perkins
Chicago
International Organization
Indianapolis
Perkins
United States
Canada
Samuel Gompers
New York
American Federation of Labor
Dixon Still Champion The Featherweight Defeats Solly Smith
George Dixon retained his world featherweight title by defeating Solly Smith of California in seven rounds at Coney Island Athletic Club. The purse reached $10,000 with Dixon favored at x to 1. Referee John Eckhard oversaw the bout in New York on September 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solly Smith
New York
George Dixon
California
Coney Island Athletic Club
Dixon
Tom O'Rourke
Godfrey
Jack Havelin
Smith
Seward Smith
Jack Oliver
Billy Delaney
John Eckhard
Telegraphic Briefities From the Nation
Three persons aged 110 118 and 120 die in Chili. Fire at 2 a.m. destroys Sabetha Kansas best business block causing $40000 loss. John D Hyer of Pennsylvania and William Bourke of Wisconsin resign as principal examiners in the patent office. Cape Breton fishermen face hard fall due to vast dog fish schools. Mrs Mary Miller key witness against the Meyers attempts escape in New York recaptured at Rochester and returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chili
Sabetha
Kan
John D. Hyer
Pennsylvania
William Bourke
Wisconsin
Patent Office
Cape Breton
Mary Miller
Market Prices From St Paul and Chicago Livestock Report
St Paul market notes hogs higher on fair quality. prime steers 4.70 to 5.00, prime cows 2.42, common cows 0.75 to 1.50, light veal 4.10. stockers and feeders around 1.25 to 2.28. Chicago markets show cattle fair, hogs unsettled and waver. sheep weaker. Grain and provisions vary, with wheat futures around 89 cents and pork around 17 dollars per barrel. Receipts list hogs 14,100 and cattle 6,40. sheep 15,000 at Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul Union
Soura
St. Paul
Chicago
CuisaGe Union
Yanos
Mitchell
Sanborn
Attempted Train Wrecking Near Staunton
Report from Terre Haute and Indianapolis sport desk describes an attempted derailment of a Cincinnati Express passenger train near Staunton, ten miles east, at about two o clock. Engineer Austermiller spotted a sprung rail and swerved, saving the engine but the tender express car postal car and two Pullman cars left the tracks, though did not topple.
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Terre Haute
Indy
Staunton
Here
Locky Aim
Austermiller
ST. Paul
MinneApolis
Sioux City
Omawa
Kansas City
Sioux Crry
Omaha
Sioux Orry
Nebraska
Black Hills
Sioux Falls
Lake Crystal
Elmore
Henon Lake
Pipkestone
Religious Differences and Drink Lead to Double Suicide
In Pittsburgh on Sept 27 Samuel G Stothart a car accountant shot his Catholic wife in Osii and then killed himself with a revolver. The act is attributed to religious differences and drink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Samuel G. Stothart
Carnegie S Vel Company
Osi i. 1
Stofhart
Westward schedules and daily exceptions noted
A fragment from Westward listings shows times like 1a m 1225 p m and 10:45 with scattered initials. The text appears as a partial schedule page with unreadable names and incomplete entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sana
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Shiloh
Hiloh’s
Catarra
Ss. H. Scallin
Illinois Central
Linois Central Railroad
Linois
RE. P.skene
Yazoo Delta
Mississippi
A. H. Hanson
Illinois Central R. R
Chicago, Il
BS. W. Cer
Ellis Ave
61St Street
Ill
Silver Creek
Agenta
Shumaker M ‘Gt Co
Lewis
Evan Lewis
Bignan Miller
Miller
Dulverr
Keller
Michigan
Dunbar
Louisville
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Mobile and
Evansville
Starr
Wilson
Denison
Tex
Henry Starr
Kid” Wilson
Starr Gang
Fort Smith
Rome
Vatican
Mgr
Satolli
Tramps
Crestline
Daniel Hartman
Annie Coggswell
New Albany
Ind
Manteno
Forman
N. C
Sargent County
Vivian Township
Washington
Indian Head
Navy Ordnance Bureau
Topeka
Kuan
Cherokee Strip
Kildare
Cross
Wakoumis
Wharton
Medford
Pond Creek
Detroit
Mich
Ionia
Coral
Montcalm County
Lansing and Northern
Faribault, Minn
Faribault Furniture Company
Riverside
North Brothers Island
Sanitary
May Beanham
Argusville
J. F. Moogie
Colusa
Cal
Fectly Express
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta
Samuel Pitcher
Castoria
G. C. Osacop
Lowell, Mass
J. F. KincanLor
Conway, Ark
Asitep Hospitit
Axp Dispensary
Boston
Mass
Ue C, Smith, T’res
the Centaur Company
TI Murray Street
New York City
Mitchell - Fulton
Spencer Salem
Montrose
Hartford
Sioux Falls Lay
Bae
Myra N. Lee
Col. Sanborn
Bowdle
South Side
C. M
ST. P
AINS
Tré Passenger
Freight Freight
Preight
Groveland Cor
31St St
Groveland Ave
Bath
W. W. Somes
Wiltse
L. A. Gale
J. Moore
J.G. McCartney
D. D. Moore
Plymouth Rocks
Chantry
Mt. Vernon
South Dakota
North Western —Line
Milwaukes
Twin Cities
Atlantic
Milwau-Kee
Pullman and Wagner
Twin Crrixs
Cuscaco
DuLoutu
Superior
Duluth
Ashland
Aay Tair
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