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Newspaper
Moline Daily Journal
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1902
Page
4
A Fort Wayne doctor scientist claims to have discovered an Elixir of Life that cures all diseases. The remedy, sent free by mail, is said to restore health, ease rheumatism neuralgia stomach and organ issues, and even partial paralysis. Sufferers are urged to send name and address to receive this cure free.
The piece profiles Tammany Hall's shifting power as Nixon is named its new chief and Croker departs. It recalls Croker's rise, wealth and downfall, Nixon’s Virginian roots and naval background, and the potential return to influence for the organization with a new, energetic leader. It also notes gambler Frank Farrell and Monte Carlo chatter about Schwab and other New York figures.
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In winter a wide ferry route from the suburbs to New York faces ghostly fog and ice. A tunnel deep in gloom often leaves engineers unable to see signals, relying on a smoky line of signal taps and the right count to slow. The fatal crash reveals the signaling weakness and the potential blame. Owen Langdon.
An advertisement touts Botanic Blood Balm as a universal cure for blood poison, ulcers, cancer, and other conditions. It claims the remedy removes poison from blood, heals sores, and rebuilds the body, with a free trial by mail and $1 large bottles sold by Hawthorne Pharmacy in Atlanta and a clinic offering free advice.
John A Pierce 82 is named executor of Mary A Pierce deceased Rock Island Illinois. He will appear at Rock Island County Court in April to hear claims and require payment to the executor.
Notice declares the King Machine Company a corporation organized under Illinois law has assigned all property. An inventory and bond have been filed in Rackeland County, Illinois. Creditors must present claims within three months and debtors must promptly pay. Dated December 12, 1901, Fred A. Pollard.
The text announces a county court matter in Indiana related to an estate. It directs all persons with claims against the estate to present them by a specified time, notes indebtedness, and urges immediate payment to the administrator Henry J. Gripp, dated January 3, 1902.
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