Favorite Prescription for Nursing Mothers and Women
An advertisement touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a potent aid for nursing mothers and women weakened by overwork and childbearing. It promises restorative strength, supports breast feeding, and claims relief from headaches back pain irregular periods and pelvic symptoms with a nonalcoholic herbal formula. It invites readers to request a free booklet detailing composition and endorsements.
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Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Frugal hides to fur and tea brands in old ads
An OCR fragment touts cow, steer and horse hides turned into furs and robes and promotes Crosby Frisian Pur Co Rochester. It also mentions Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea for families, Allen's Foot-Ease powder, and a Fant-Base Sanitary Corn-Pad.
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Crosby Frisian Pur Co
Rochester
Crosby
Hollister
Doug Co
Allen
Samyle Sentree
Allen"s." Olmsted
Unclear medical complaint prompts sealed envelope offer
Fragmentary text mentions nervous debility memory issues and impotence, with a bizarre note about a sealed envelope and a Dr ACK. Robinson. The source is garbled and difficult to parse, but appears to reference health problems and possibly a medical or promotional claim.
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Cveil Agai
Ack. Robinson
Piles Fissure Fistula Hydrocele Cured Without Knife
Dr Addison Jones offers non surgical cures for piles fissure fistula and hydrocele with testimonials from Minnesota patients. Claims long term relief without operation and invites consultations at 145 Oakwood Blvd Chicago with reference Drexel State Bank. Services advertised as guaranteed and painless with free confidential consultation.
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Drexel State Bank
Addison-Jones
Oakwood Blvd
Chicago
Paul Girl Held for Murder of Father in St Paul
Louise Arbogast, 23, tearless yet pitiably insisting on innocence, is in the county jail hospital at St Paul awaiting further police court hearing on a murder charge in her father Louis Arbogast butcher’s death. Police deem her insane. she recently left a sanatorium and claimed God will be her attorney. The arrest followed a forceful police inquiry and contradictory statements from the family about the crime, with Arbogast suggesting a gas accident before his death.
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Louise Arbogast
St. Paul
Louis Arbogast
Pioneer Press Sold to St Paul Dispatch
The St Paul Dispatch has bought the Pioneer Press of St Paul. George Thompson and Charles H. Grasty are the new owners and the evening edition will be discontinued immediately. The morning and Sunday editions continue from the Dispatch building, including the plant and Northwestern Newspaper Union. Walter Driscoll may take over the job printing business.
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St. Paul Dispatch
Pioneer Press
George Thompson
Charles H. Grasty
Dispatch
Fourth and
Robert Streets
Third Street
Northwestern Newspaper Union
Walter Driscoll
Elliott Going to Manila Resigns From Minnesota Supreme Court
Minnesota officials announce Thomas D. O'Brien of St Paul will become a supreme court justice to replace Charles B. Eliott of Minneapolis who plans to resign to Governor Tolni son. Eliott departs for the Philippines to take a post as associate justice in the district court. Willard, a federal judge, succeeds Willard as candidate for the Minnesota seat after Purdy’s failed confirmation.
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Minnesota
Louise Arbogast Held for Grand Jury in Father's Murder
Louise Arbogast was held for the grand jury at St Paul on the murder charge of her father Louis Arbogast. She denied the crime in an interview with friends and claimed no knowledge of the murderer. Arraignment was private with Judge Hantt presiding.
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Louise Arbogast
St Paul
Louis Arbogast
Miss Arbogast
Hantt
Finlander Drowns While Fleeing Moorhead Posse
John Frass, a Finlander, fled Moorhead pursued by citizens after stabbing a stranger. He dashed into the Red River to swim to the North Dakota side, sank after a few strokes, and drowned. Local report notes his attempt to escape arrest.
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Moorhead
John Frass
Red River
North Dakota
Physician Seeks State Help to End His Suffering
Dr. T. L. Hatch of Owatonna requests legal authorization from the state board of health to permit euthanasia for his own case. He has wasted away for months and cannot hold nourishment, surviving only with minimal water and failed food attempts. Dr. Hatch urges humane relief rather than continued life in his deteriorated condition.
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T. L. Hatch
Owatonna
W. C. Roberts
State Board of Health
Hatch
Dr. Roberts
Board of Health
Making Fight for Traffic on Soo Line Expansion
Umicage dispatch announces 9 direct Winnipeg Chicago lines via Canadian Pacific rails by fall 1910. Soo Line to build from Thief River Falls to Duluth meeting Great Northern plan. Wisconsin Central sale enables two more branches including a Minneapolis Chicago cutoff and a Duluth link from Booten.
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Umicage
Winnipeg
Chicago
Canadian Pacific Railway
Soo Mne
Thief River Falls
Minn
Duluth
Great Northern Railway
International Boundary
Soo
Wisconsin Central
Canadian Pacific
Minneapolis
Twin Cities
Booten
St. Paul
Senate confirms C. A. Willard for Minnesota federal judgeship
The Senate confirmed Judge C. A. Willard of Minneapolis a life appointment as United States judge in Minnesota. The decision ends a over two year dispute linked to Senator Knute Nelsons opposition to Milton D. Purdy, appointed by Theodore Roosevelt, clearing the long troubled vacancy.
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C. A. Willard
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Philippines
United States
Senate
Knute Nelson
Milton D. Purdy
Roosevelt
Embezzler Niles Sentenced to Five Years in Stillwater
Ellis W. Niles former First National Bank teller in Minneapolis convicted embezzling twenty thousand dollars was sentenced to five years in the state penitentiary at Stillwater good behavior may reduce the term to three years seven months and eighteen days. Governor Johnson declines fourth term and retires January 1911. Libel suit by James A Tawney against Albert Lea Tribune halted. Tawney may appeal. Farmer Emil Swanson killed by lightning near Fairmont. barn and seven horses burned. West Duluth Methodist conference condemns Governor Johnson for signing Sunday baseball bill.
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Ellis W. Niles
First National Bank of
Minneapolis
Stillwater
John A. Johnson
James A. Tawney
Winona
Albert Lea
Kingsley
the Tribune
Tawney
Emil Swanson
Fairmont
The
Methodist Church of the
Duluth District
West Duluth
Johnson
Miss Olive Hu Wins $5000 Breach Suit in Stillwater
Miss Olive M Hu a St Paul nurse secured a verdict of 5000 against Hugh A Jones Newport station agent in a breach of promise case at Stillwater. Bishop Cotter Near Death reports the Winona diocese bishop gravely ill with heart weakness worsened by kidney trouble. death expected any time.
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Olive M. Hu
St Paul
Hugh A Jones
Newport
Stillwater
Cotter
Winona
Mill City Broker Quits Grain Trade After 20 Years
George H. Daggett, a Minneapolis grain broker, withdraws from business and assigns his trade to Hallet & Co. due to health and financial pressures. Creditors’ demands, said to be light, will be paid in full. Daggett operated from the Chamber of Commerce for twenty years and was widely known in the Northwest.
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George H. Daggett
Minneapolis
Hallet & Co
Daggett
Chamber of Commerce
Northwest
Fire Rips Brecken Ridge Hotel Block in 1880s Blaze
A severe blaze in the Robson hotel block, a three story brick building, started in the basement. A south wind fanned the flames as firefighters struggled to control it. Water streams were redirected to neighboring structures and dynamite was used to save homes. Loss estimated at 60,000 dollars.
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Breckenridge
Robson Hotel
Hamline Banker Guilty of Receiving a Deposit
Arthur Z. Drew former owner of the Bank of Hamline was found guilty by a Ramsey County jury after six hours of deliberation. He faced immediate remand to the county jail on bail while awaiting a motion for a new trial and the continuance of bail.
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Arthur Z. Drew
Bank of Hamline
Ramsey County
Drew
Deaths in Dirt Hills and a Minneapolis Bike Collision
Claude D Meready, sought by St. Paul police for manslaughter in a Regina milliner case, was shot dead in the Dirt Hills south of Regina when a wagon gun discharged while he rode to help prairie fire victims. Paul Richardson, eleven, son of C E Richardson of Minneapolis, was killed in a bicycle collision with an automobile driven by Samuel Nelson, who rushed to his wife’s bedside.
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Claude D. Meready
St. Paul
Regina
Prairie
Paul Richardson
C. E. Richardson
Minneapolis
Samuel Nelson
Inflating the Whale Carcass After Harvest
A whaling writer describes bringing a whale to the surface and inflating its carcass to float it. A rope and pulley relieve strain while a winch winds in line. Flukes are removed, a rubber hose and spear create air, the incision is sealed, and a buoy is attached to set the carcass adrift for retrieval.
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Popular Mechanics
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