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Newspaper

Scandia Journal

Location

Scandia, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1900

Page

8

Drowned Man in Elkhorn River Near Nebraska City

Nebraska City dispatch reports Marshall C. Little, 24, fell from a government works site on the east riverbank and drowned after the swift current swept him under a flat boat. His body has not yet been recovered. Little had lived in Nebraska City for years. his parents reside in Hamburg, Iowa, with his mother visiting nearby.

Nebraska City Neb Patch Marshall C Little Hamburg Iowa

Cannot Become a Citizen in Trenton Court

Judge Kirkpatrick in the United States court at Trenton New Jersey refused naturalization papers to Robt Spaulding a colored man. The ruling cites federal law restricting naturalization to white males, preventing his law studies and admission to the bar. Spaulding plans to appeal to Attorney General Griggs. A parallel state court decision this week denied citizenship to a colored man born in Nova Scotia.

Kirkpatrick United States Trenton N. J Robt Spaulding Howard University Washington Nova Scotia

Despair of Youtsey life as KY suspect wanes

Reports from Henry Youtsey in Georgetown Kentucky describe a worsening condition with stupor and faint gestures. Physicians fear brain fever and warn the case may end fatally, casting doubt on any possible trial continuation for Goebel suspect.

Henry Youtsey Georgetown

Goebel Law Remains in Kentucky as Factions Fail Split

Democratic and Republican anti Goebel factions on the conference committee appointed by the Kentucky legislature to draft a replacement election bill failed to reach any agreement. Leaders on both sides say a new law will not be passed.

Kentucky

Getting Out Transvaal General Buller Bids Farewell

General Buller departs after reoccupation of Smithville Rouxville Wepener and Denersdorp in the Orange River Colony. A farewell crowd cheered as troops lined the road for miles. Also reports Colombia's ex president San Clements resigns in favor of Marroquin.

Smithville Rouxville Wepener Denersdorp Orange River Colony Buller Manuel A. San Clements Republic of Colombia Jose M. Marroquin New York Edward Egpinos

Collision near Denver kills passenger train engineer

In a head on crash south of Denver near Wadsworth Watson, the engineer of a passenger train, was killed. Details are sparse but the incident involved a collision between trains and prompted emergency response.

Southern Denver Wads ‘Watson

Nine generations span Harriet Williams Brand's life in Brooklyn

Harriet Williams Brand died in Brooklyn in her ninety second year. She witnessed nine generations of her family from her great great grandfather to her great great grandson, an uncommon lineage passing through multiple generations.

Harriet Willams Brand Brooklyn

New Ocean Greyhound Deutschland Sets New Record

The Deutschland, famed vessel of the New Ocean Greyhound line, costs 3332.0000 dollars and has a displacement of 23200 tons with 1057 passenger accommodations. It has established a new record for sea travel, while Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is cited for fifty years of cures for constipation indigestion and biliousness. Our Private Revenue Stamp is shown near the bottle neck.

New Ocean Greyhound A.new

Chicago set to lead in population growth predicts 1930 census

The Mexican Herald notes that at Chicago’s current growth rate it could surpass New York within 25 years and perhaps lead London as the 1930 census approaches.

Chicago New York London Mexican Herald

Unusual Prosperity Of Japan Farm Era Noted

The article highlights unexpected farm profits in Japan despite higher land taxes, describing continued agricultural success. It mentions dessert questions and advertises Jell O as quick and healthful with no cooking, plus notes football practice as the season begins.

Japan

Discoveries of the Century Promote Swanson Drops Cure

Ad touts Swanson’s Drops as a universal remedy for rheumatism and many ailments. It claims instant relief and cures for rheumatism, sciatica, neuralgia, nervous disorders, catarrh, bronchitis, stomach and liver issues, and more. Sold by Swanson Rheumatic Cure Co. in Chicago with agents sought in new territories. Trial bottle offered and direct orders encouraged.

Swanson Annals of Medicie Swanson's Swanson Rheumatic Cure Co Lakestreet Chicgo Ill

Thwing to Lecture on The American University

President Charles F. Thwing of Western Reserve University will lecture at the University of Virginia on The American University. The series aims to discuss higher education in the United States and its role in society.

Charles F. ‘Thwing Western Reserve University Cleveland University of Virginia American University

Deafness Cure Claims and Broad Health Ads

An old newspaper snippet touts cure claims for deafness tied to catarrh and inflamed Eustachian tubes, promising $100 for fixes. It promotes various remedies and products, including Hall’s Catarrh Cure, Garfield Tea, Dr Kiine’s Nerve Restorer, and Carter’s Ink endorsements, with scattered ads for groceries and household items.

Hall B.J. Cheney & GO Toledo

A Wise Man Keeps to a Sure Thing

A proverb echoes the idea that one should not abandon a proven advantage for an uncertain promise. The saying emphasizes reliability and prudent choice in decision making.

Nou

Change of Life testimonials from Monclova Ohio patients

A letter set from Monclova Ohio documents long illness and womb ulcers followed by relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs Cuaniorra Johnson and Mrs Charlotte Johnson report relief from womb pain and change of life symptoms. The text promotes the remedy with multiple dated letters.

Lydia ‘E. Pinkham Lydia E. Pinkham Cuaniorra-Johnson Monclova Ohio Charlotte Johnson Analijae Lydia Pinkham

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