Doubt Cast on $10,000 Reward for Rube Burrows
News from Montgomery Alabama states doubt about paying the $10,000 reward for the capture and delivery of outlaw Rube Burrows. The proclamation dated Sept 29 1880 proposed payment, but Burrows was killed before delivery and the postmaster general and state may refuse to pay. Goveror Sevy has not commented, but opinion suggests avoidance of payment on technical grounds.
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Rube Burrows
Montgomery
Ala
Sevy
Deliverance of Ills by the Grand Alterative
A sensational remedy proclaims relief from pains in the side yellow skin constipation and indigestion. It claims to eradicate biliousness and fevers and touts cures for fever malaria debility and kidney complaints with a mysterious nostrums.
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Hottetter
ST. Jacobs
Jacobs
Healy Custesl
Leby
Petra Fgmoe Aiew
Pelee
Cctiuhal & Ie
Temperance Goods Direct From St Paul Vendor
The Original Package Vendors announce temperance supplies shipped from St Paul to customers. They boast a high standing and decades in business and offer china and liquor prices by mail with delivery guaranteed.
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St. Paul
Ou House
Ito
Mike
Georgetene & Sona
Minn
Castoria Enduring Recall Across Generations
A clipped memory recalls Castoria as a medicine for a sick baby a crying child and a new mother. The phrases juxtapose Cantoria and Castoria in homely scenes, suggesting a tonic once common in households. No external facts or dates are provided.
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Castoris
Cantoria
Ahe
Mies
Castoria
Van Dusen Harrington Co Grain Advert
The Van Dusen Harrington Co advertises its succession to GW Van Dusen Co in grain commission. It claims full trade facilities for disposing of grain, securing high prices, and careful inspection and weighing to assure fair treatment for shippers.
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van Dusen-Harrington Co
GW. van Dusen Co
Wreck of the bark Mulmert near Roys Island and a coin
Dispatch from Little Harbor Nova Scotia details the Mulmert wreck after a gale on October 9. Captain Olsen and fifteen crew perished attempting shore in a long boat as others died at sea. Rescue attempts and harsh conditions are described with observers on shore.
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Little Harbor
Pictou County
Nova Scotia
Mulmerby
Nova
Nightingale
Olsen
Roy’s Island
Oleen
Samuel Cook
Dantel Fletcher
Fone
Nome
MoNpagara
Donavan
Harrison
Hughes
McDonald
Lyons
Liverpool
Cape Benton
Youngs Highway Robbery Raider Captured Near Cloverdale
A stage robbery occurred on the 14th north of Uri ah Cal where Wells Fargo mail sacks were plundered. The bandit fired at driver McDianel, missed, fled, and was caught near Cloverdale the next day after walking sixty miles. He, about 18, claimed to be a stranger and admitted the crime.
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Uriah
Cal
Wells, Fargo & Co
United States
McDianel
Cloverdale
Terrific Rain Storms Hit West Virginia Crippling Railroads
A severe storm on the 13th caused widespread damage to crops and property in West Virginia. The Monongahela region saw floodwashed bridges, washouts on the main line near Littleton, and suspended traffic between Wheeling and Cumberland. A Morgantown passenger boat crew reached safety after delays, and 19 year old William Winters of Viola drowned while attempting a rescue.
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West Virginia
Monongahela River
Clarksburg
Pittsburg
Wheeling
Trindelphia
Littleton
Cumberland
Cumber and
Moundsville
Monongahela
Genteman
Morgantown
Lock No. 0
Fairpach
William Winters
Viola
Marshall County
Wintera
Highway Robbers Stop on Rice Street Corner
James Harbert Charles Norquiat and Claus Forssell were stopped on Rice street near the corner of Charles. The brief item notes a confrontation or arrest location but provides limited details on actions or outcomes.
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St. Paul
Minn
Mess
Norqust
Porcell
Mr. Marbert
Charles
Hineel
Norquist
Porssell
Harbett
Hatchert
Harbert
James Harbert
Charles Norquiat
Claus Forssell
Rice Street
Plan for World’s Columbian Exposition Military and Music Fest
Secretary Dickinson proposes a comprehensive military encampment and band contest as part of the dedication ceremonies for the World’s Columbian Exposition. The plan calls for a September through October celebration with large crowds, substantial prizes, and a formal rehearsal to test transportation and crowd management ahead of the fair opening.
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Dickensoi
Oet
Dickinson
Dickinson Belinves
Allance
Dily
Dickins
Crgie
Law Directory
Minsie
National Commision
Gene
Chicago
National Guard
United States Army
Gilmore
Reader-Your Quting a Breezy Midsummer Note
The piece in the Midsummer Monthly is titled Miss Reader Your Quting and reads as a breezy, lighthearted note. It notes the author wrote it last March and frames it as good news.
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the Midsummer Monthly
A LEVEL HEAD THE ADVANTAGE OF PRESENCE OF MIND
A late New York strike shows Gov. Hill keeping calm and not calling out militia. He praised presence of mind as crucial in emergencies and recounted Syracuse riot incidents. Otis A. Cole of Kinsman recalls illness and a kidney disease claim, while praising Gov. Hill’s cool, calculated leadership.
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New York Central
Gov. Hill
Syracuse
Iman
Otis A. Cole
Kinsman
Hus
Bright
Ohio
John Coleman
Gregory St
New Haven
Conn
Jnswer
Warner
Murder Trial Confusion Amid Religious Fanaticism
A gruesome inquest reveals a fanatic cultic motive as a preacher Rev. AL Durant and church member Rivard Campbell are linked to a fatal stabbing during a supernatural test. The jury convicts the accused, with testimony describing belief in miraculous power and a tragic sacrificial motive.
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Priniuelhiad
Corona
Jones
AL Durant
Pasetor
Rivard Cambell
Beeaiee
Durant
Richard Campbell
Rei Jail
Alad Way Editor Questions Squib Jokes
In alad Way the editor wonders what is wrong with Squib's jokes of late. Regdes-Me appears at his wits end while Town Topics quips Undoubtedly-Correct. George asks Moe Cameo about who has the highest visit rate in the United States, and pauper money is noted promptly with a stray, garbled phrase.
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Squib
George
Moe
Cameo
United States
Draks
Mawrizine
Tanrans Washington Saultor Cures Cough
A fragment notes a person named Tanrans Washington and an illness cough with reference to Bull’s cough remedy. The text is incomplete but suggests a move toward preaching and a potential cure being found.
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Washington
Bull
Inbaitunte Funeral Details Reported by Salvite Hon Gil
The note mentions Reholt in a funeral context with a price 2h and references Salvite Hon Gil. It notes a customary headivhe and moralsichaye without clear dates or places. The fragmentary text indicates a reported funeral or tribute with unclear details.
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Furnal
Salvite Hon Gil
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