Ely's Cream Balm Endorsed By Readers In Iowa and Connecticut
Journal ads report strong endorsements for Ely's Cream Balm from J. H. Montgomery & Co. in Decorah Iowa and J. H. Sommers in Stephney Connecticut. Respondents say catarrh symptoms clear with continued use and headaches vanish. Contained testimonials claim the remedy is the best they have used and cures frequent cases.
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Ely
J. H. Montgomery & Co. Druggista
Decorah
Iowa
J. H. Sommers
Stephney
Conn
Chinas in New Designs Arrive in January Orders
Orders placed in January and February bring Haviland Carlsbad and other china in new designs. The pieces range from pretty little odd items to useful souvenirs, signaling a growing interest in decorative and keepsake tableware.
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Haviland
Carlsbad
China
Deviled Hole Death: Man Killed by Falling Star in Elk County
In Devil's Hole Elk County Pa Thomas Lucas formerly of Chicago and Sage Weer dies when a meteorite or burning rock crashes through his cabin ceiling. His mangled body is found on the bed with scorched bedding and a large rock fragment embedded in the earth. The incident follows personal misfortune and a recent family bereavement as his wife died two months earlier. The surviving daughter is cared for by neighbors while Chicago relatives investigate.
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Binghamton
Devil’s Hole
Elk County
Thomas Lucas
Lucas
Chi- Sage
Weer
Amons
Pennsylvania
Devil S Hole
New York
Chicago
Powder Magazine Explosion Kills Three at Central City
A blast at the Central City powder factory in CatLeTrapors Kentucky yesterday morning killed three men and injured several others. Debris and smoke blocked visibility as rescuers searched the wreckage for more victims and to recover remains.
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Catletrapors
Central City
Ovo van
Bates
Timothy Soney
Killiel
George Wells
Guyanidotte
Victina
Neihborhood
T Ta
Marriage of New and Catherine McLain in Indianapolis
Old New York dispatch notes Harry Lew to wed Catherine McLain of the Faust company in Indianapolis on Tuesday. Larry New, son of Indianapolis Journal editor Jobo New, serves as United States consul general in London. In Boston, Dominico Forti, an Italian, shot at his wife and SICilian youth but she kissed a crucifix and escaped to the police. Endicott neighbors report long-standing fear of his wife.
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Harry Lew
New York Dispatch
New York
Indianapolis
Larry New
Misa Catherine McLain
Faust
Mr New
Jobo New
Indianapolis Journal
London
Boston
Dominico Forti
van Endivott
Sarah Bernhardt
New York Times
Richebourg
Paris
Tom Thumb
Jeffery Hudson
Henrietta
Duchess of Buckingham
Hadson
Canten
Tony
Orton
Lerald
Germany and the World's Fair at Chicago Threat of Withdrawal
London reports that Germany may not be fully represented at the Chicago World’s Fair as numerous unfavorable replies reach the imperial commissioner. The government will withdraw official acceptance unless a sufficient number of German exhibitors pledge to send displays.
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Germany
London
Electrical Storm Strikes Kansas City Deluge Damages Homes
Electrical storm drenched Kansas City on a Saturday with one and a quarter inches of rain in fifteen minutes. Telephone lines burned out across the city and seven houses were struck by lightning causing extensive damage.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Pioneer rancher hosts tame wilds near Seattle
Peter Gallagher, a Renton area rancher and early sound country settler, tends a peaceful herd with a 800 pound black bear and fawns roaming his Cedar Lake region. The bear eats scraps at the stockyard and ignores Gallagher, while ducks and geese visit his yard. Endorses no hunting on his property and resists interference with his animals.
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Washington
Seattle
Peter Gallagher
Renton
Mr. Gallagher
Sound Country
Midel Ranch, of Which the Owner Is Justly Proud. Mr. Gallagher
Cedar Lake
Mr Jhallagher
Snohomish
Skagit
Callagher
Wash
Press-Times
Twilight Night In Chorus Of Distant Lovers And Odd Facts
A literary excerpt features a twilight ode about a distant beloved and a jeweled star. It shifts to reports on electricity driven paper handling, aging dwarfs, barber pole symbolism, a girl building a cottage in workwear, and assorted curiosities on plants and dyes from various regions.
Fashion talk turns to hats in the milliner’s shop
A playful exchange debates whether a man could pick the latest hat styles by simply checking prices at a milliner. He concedes the method while admitting it’s impractical.
Rubber tree cultivation in Trinidad draws attention
Efforts to grow the India rubber tree on Trinidad show soil and climate favorable. A limited import of several varieties into the botanical gardens has yielded positive early results.
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Trinidad
New Brunswick Superstitions and Parrot Singers
A Portland woman recounts New Brunswick beliefs such as not starting tasks on Friday and bringing in a new item on New Year to ensure prosperity. She notes rules on brooms, cats, and even wedding boards to avoid bad luck, alongside tales of a parrot that insists on proper singing.
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New Brunswick
Portland
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