Apoplexy Death Toll in 1901 NYC Surpasses Major Fevers
The article notes that apoplexy caused more deaths in New York City in 1901 than the combined toll from smallpox typhoid fever malarial fever and scarlet fever. It states The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York will not insure those with apoplectic symptoms and urges buying life insurance while in good health. The firm’s assets exceed those of any other life insurer. They are over
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New York City
Mutual Life Insurance Company of
New York
Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York
Clinton Burgoo and Street Fair Ends After Rain
The Clinton Burgeo and Street Fair closed despite ongoing rain. A home product show drew many township entries led by Deer Creek with the top display. A colt show showcased strong breeding talent and 10 000 visitors were fed at Thursday burgoo before Friday rain halted plans.
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Cliton
Clinton
Clinton Street
Kentucky
Cure a Cold in One Day Ad for Laxative Bromo Quinine
An old advertisement promises to cure a cold in one day with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It states all druggists will refund the money if it fails and features E. W. Grove's signature on each box, price 25 cents.
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E. W. Grove
Lost Jersey cow reported by W A Nickson
Dark dehorned Jersey cow missing from 412 East 12th Street owned by W A Nickson. Local residents urged to contact the owner if seen.
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W. A. Nickson
E 12Th Street
Jefferson City Ball Players Sue Missouri Valley Club
A half dozen Jefferson City Jefferson City ball players sue the club’s management after a season end. J J Shephard filed the suit in Judge Margrav es court with money in the hands of F A Hornaday, league treasurer, attached. Players claim they have not received their salaries and cite lack of town support. They seek a judgment for 182 80.
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Jefferson City
Chicago Turngemeinde Jubilant Rally Attacks Trusts
Dr. Emil G. Hirsch spoke at the Chicago Turngemeinde golden jubilee, urging the crucifixion of the trusts on a cross of patriotism. His arraignment of coal operators drew cheers from about three thousand German Americans gathered in Chicago.
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Chicago
Emil G. Hirsch
Joplin to Lay Corner Stone for Carnegie Library
JOPLIN MO Oct 5 The corner stone of Joplins 50000 Carnegie library will be laid Wednesday Oct 8. A half holiday will be observed with half the city participating in a Mason ic organized ceremony. Dr W F Coon Kansas City grand senior warden will speak along with Mayor Trigg and Judge Picher. A large parade and 7000 school children will march. The building will be Jasper county stone with a Joplin zinc roof.
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Joplin
Carnegie Library
W. F. Coon
Kansas City
John P. Trigg
Judge Picher
Joplin Commercial Club
Jasper County
St Louis Market Special Sale on Cured Hams and Lard
Special sale offering sugar cured hams at 13 cents per pound and choice family lard at 3 pounds for 25 cents. Dry salt meat priced at 10 cents per pound. Sale valid Tuesday and Wednesday at St. Louis Market.
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St. Louis
Working Class Party Names Itself in Campaign Materials
The local Working Class Party quorum met yesterday and decided to use the name filed with the Secretary of State Cook regardless of any Supreme Court ruling on the word Socialist.
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Cook
Supreme Court
Jurors Drawn for October Term in Jefferson City Courts
Jefferson City Mo Oct 6 Jurors have been drawn for the United States circuit and district court October term which begins October 20 The grand jury will report first day at 2 oclock and the petit jurors second day at 10 oclock a m Names include J P Everett Wardsville Cole D E Hunt Pisgah Cooper W Hi Gibson Lamine Boonville Cooper James Mitchell Pilot Grove Cooper Jno Klusmeyer New Franklin Howard Daniel Harnett Centertown Moniteau Godfrey Roesch Jamestown Moniteau David White Smithton Pettis Joseph Stone Houstonia Pettis N T Parberry Sedalia Pettis.
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Jefferson City
United States Circuit and District Court
J.P. Everet
Wardsville
Cole County
D. E. Hunt
Pisgah
Cooper County
W. Hi. Gibson
Lamine
James Mitchell
Boonville
J. P. Talley
Pilot Grove
Jno
Klusmeyer
New Franklin
Howard County
Daniel Harnett
Centertown
Moniteau County
Godfreyy Roesch
Jamestown
Monitean
David White
Smithton
Pettis County
Joseph Stone
Houstonia
N. T. Parberry
Sedalia
Onion sale at 50 cents a bushel
L. P. Harding of 111 East Fourth Street is closing out a large lot of sound onions at 50 cents per bushel. New phone listed as o4T1.
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L. P. Harding
East Fourth Street
Wanted Ladies to Travel in Missouri Sell Malta Vita
Employment notice seeking women to travel in Missouri and market Malta Vita with salary and expenses paid. Contact C. R. Eggleston at the Elks hotel for details.
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Missouri
C. R. Eggleston
Elks Hotel
Dispute Over Change Ends With Release of Suspect
A dispute in Lamonte centered on an alleged theft of money from G. A. Bent. Tom Fields was detained after Bent claimed a change transaction left him with 15 dollars short of ten and five, but Fields denied knowledge and returned all funds. The case was settled and Fields was released without charges.
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Will Boullt
Tom Fields
G. A. Bent
Lamonte
Fields
Bent
Prosecuting Attorney’s Office
Open Air Socialist Address Planned by Fred Strickland
Denver speaker Fred G. Strickland will deliver an open air address on socialism at the corner of Second and Ohio streets at eight o clock Wednesday evening.
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Fred G. Strickland
Denver
Colo
Second and
Ohio Streets
Lewd Conduct Fines In Judge Rodgers Court
John Carrolton and Goldie Jones were fined one dollar and costs each for lewd conduct in Judge Rodgers court this morning.
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John Carrolton
Goldie Jones
Rodgers
Illinois State Fair closes after jubilee celebration
The Illinois State fair in Springfield ends with rain dampening Saturday crowds. Gate receipts for the week reach 34,961 dollars, with totals higher than last year due to permit fees and entry charges. The board of agriculture reports strong finances and notes races cancellations saved money.
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Springfield
Board of Agriculture
Garrard
Wanted Rooms for light housekeeping by married couple
Married couple seeks one large or two small furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Prefers a room in reasonable terms. Apply at W. B. Sentinel office.
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W. B
Sentinel Office
Prohibition Petition Drive Sought in Pettis County
Prohibitions supporters urged Pettis County residents to call out a store and sign petitions for an official ballot. E. E. Mc Clellan promotes the push as a local civic action.
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Pettis County
E. E. McClellan
Businessmen travel to California and Tipton
George Mackey made a business trip to California today. J. A. Robinson proprietor of the European hotel went to Tipton today on business. Joe Gold accompanied the Hills' Business College football eleven to Lexington this morning.
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George Mackey
California
J. A. Robinson
Eeuropean Hotel
Tipton
Joe Gold
Hills’ Business College
Lexington
Furnished rooms for housekeeping and sleeping room for rent
Two rooms furnished for housekeeping and one sleeping room available at 309 East Second. Quiet, convenient location with utilities likely included. Contact for details and availability.
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East Second
Masonic Notice for Saint Omer Commandery Meeting
Saint Omer Commandery No 11 will meet in regular conclave Tuesday evening October 7 1902 at 8 30 oclock Visiting Knights are invited to attend By order of J F Catterlin Attest Eminent Commander D A Fultz Recorder
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Grand Lodge of the
Knights of Pythias
St. Joseph
John H. Holmes
Stt. Louis
Rathbone Sisters
A. C. Norwine
G. J. Begole
W. B. Pestole
Henry Hesse
Grand Lodge
Sedalia
Business Men’s Club
K. of P
J. N. Babcock
Harvey Keens
Fisher
J. M Glenn
Otis Smith
Robert Ramsey
S. M. Hodges
F. Ernst
C. E. Costin
J. D. Meyer
J. S. Bosserman
Louis Addor
Saint- Omer Commandery No
J. F.catterlin
D. A. Fultz
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John C. Elliot
Frank Vellrath
Henry County
Iowa
Illinois
ST. Joe
Peter Hoffman
S. Ohio Street
Joplin's New Library
Carnegie Institution
the Working Class Party
Peber AE
Tommy Fields
W. E. Bard Drug Co
Sre
Kies
Ike
W. EH
Carl A. Guenther’s
Eynolds
Ohio St
ST. Alley
Bostion
East Third Street
R. A. Wright & Sons
Pa al Itel
OSAGF
Condict & Renie
Ohio Street
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