Adjourned Craniot County Court Due to Smallpox Outbreak
Craniot County Court adjourned until March 4 because smallpox cases in Mt. Pleasant threaten spread along Midland and Isabella counties. Witnesses were expected from the border area. Judge Stone postponed circuit court two weeks. Lodusky Crossley freed from marriage bonds to Chas. J. Crossley after defendant failed to appear. twoyear prohibition on remarriage. Proceedings listed include assault and battery, forgery, and bankruptcy concerns affecting attachments. various cases continued or appealed.
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Mt. Pleasant
Midland
Isabella
Willard Monforp
Lodusky Crossley
Chas. J . Crossley
Perrinton
Pease
Ashley
Stone
Bankruptcy Court
Frank David
Boter
Orrin le Coon
Burton Ward
Raepelt
Gee Seifer
Jacl Seifert
Jacob W. Stoody
Damien
Mallway
Tosaley
Newark Chronicle Notes And Local Visits
Newark items list visitors including Mig Kiteed of Tehama visiting Newark friends over Sunday. John Walker of Minnesota has been visiting Crinnits in Newark and returned last week. There are mentions of rheumatism recovery by Grew Wideman and Ed Draver planning a trip to Ithaca. Frank Rudd recently burned out of the bowling di Dra Minson's old house.
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Mig Kiteed
Tehama
Nuark
Buen Toe
Martin
Pebbiy Td
Reevere Athold
John Walker
Miniiesota
Crinnits
Newark
Mynin Hewes
Pullen
Tyas
le Rich
Ed Draver
Ithaca
Frank Rudd
le Bowling di Dra Minson
SETHTON Wel. 1 T. North con f Aled to bed
North and Mrs North ill. Local notes mention sleighing plans for next week and misread names. Croy has decorative work on parsonage jet at M E church at Lothuan. Several large orders and a tree initiative cited. Initiation at A O club and real estate purchases listed. Neuralgia illness reported for L I Wolford. Marriage licenses recorded for Montgomery Shining Grover Leonard Carr Daley Bell Scott. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure advertised with claims of digestion aid. Sherrer Mulholland noted.
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T. North
M. EB
Lothuan
Croy
Alcers
Jub Morse
A. O
Richard Chapman Tas
Lewis Fara
Lewis Tas
Foster Farm
Newark
Wolford
Seely
Holiday
L. M Montgomery
North Shade
Marlee Shining
Same
William Grover
New Haven
Edna Leonard
Amys Carr
Louis
Daley Bell Scott
St. Louis
Wreck of Southern Pacific Express Kills Fireman and 3
A washout caused by a cloudburst halted the Southern Pacific east bound limited at Mill City Nevada Saturday night. Fireman B L Whittaker and passengers Adolph Pinger Clinton R Coulter and an unnamed wife are dead. Conductor engineer one brakeman two postal clerks and another passenger are injured. All east and west sections were abandoned for 48 hours.
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San Francisco
Southern Pacifico
Lmited
Milla City
Nev
Adolph Pinger
Clinton R. Coulter
B. L. Whittaker
Preserving the Big Trees in Calaveras
California women’s clubs press preservation of the Calaveras grove as a legacy to posterity. Emma Shatter Howard opens correspondence with Washington leaders. Senator Hoar suggests California unite with Massachusetts and seek federal action. Secretary of the American Forestry Association endorses allied efforts.
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Calaveras Grove
Emma Shatter Howard
Washington
Senator Hoar
Massachusetts
California
San Francisco Chronicle
Bik
American Forestry Axsnelition
Caartin
Calaversa Grove
Shrinking Sun Described With Faint Stellar Changes
A dated scientific note discusses the sun's apparent diameter shrinking over time, attributing the change to a gradual loss of stellar matter and a diminishing bright envelope. The writer speculates a nine-tenths decrease per interval and notes related celestial phenomena and possible connections to broader cosmic evolution.
Nocturne and the New King Field Tone
A lyrical snippet from a Chicago Times-Herald piece recounts a dethroned ruler bowed aside by a smaller power. A newborn era, muffled lullabies, and shifting loyalties appear as a playful rebuke to the old order. Names and places anchor the prose in a late 19th or early 20th century newspaper voice.
A Difference By F. M. Embree at Madison Street Elevated
Jack Archer returns from injury to find his love, the lim, athletic Mik, misunderstood by friends as she questions his disabled status. The scene on Madison Street elevates life and love as he contemplates a future with a crippled worker.
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Riley
Madison Street
Jack
Ethel
Miks Ray
Ware
Jack Archer
Sonduant Laver
Lim
Unks
Ord
Ethel’s Stopgap Plan Reveals Crippled Romance Tensions
Ethel feigns a brother’s voice to test Jack Brewin’s devotion after years of distance. She suspects his love while he silently endures, recalling a chilling jab about marriage to a cripple. The scene unfolds in a tense family theater setting.
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Jack
Ethel
Herbert
James
Custers Practical Joke On Osborn At Fort
The late Charles Osborn and General Custer played a famed prank on a party of friends near Kanes when a rifle and swords were brandished. Osborn, terrified, begged for mercy until Custer revealed a table with a feast and laughter from officers, ending the scare with relief and cheers.
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Charles Osborn
New York
Gen
Oueter
Charlie Wall
Custer
Osborn
Berlin Hosts First National Exhibition of Asses
The German Exhibition in Berlin showcased more than 4,000 entries marking the first national exhibition of asses. No fatalities or disease deaths were reported among perfume factory operatives visiting the event.
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London
Paria
Germany
Berlin
Remedies and patent cures in a late 19th century ad piece
An OCR fragment advertises balsamic virtues of Norway pine for coughs and colds, One Minute Cough Cure, DeWitts Little Early Risers liver pills, Trxin’s Ointment for instant relief, and mentions Sharrar & Mulholland. It underscores early treatment to prevent consumption and quick cures, with generic claims and storefront pricing hints.
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DeWitt
Sharrar & Mulholland
Advert for Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin claims cure all
Fragments describe a patent medicine used for digestion constipation and stomach troubles. It mentions Dr Criswell Syrup Mapwid as the sure remedy, sold by Sharrard and Malholland with testimonials and references to slaves and trials, in a harsh historic journal style.
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Caldwell
Criswell
Misunderstood symptoms lead doctors to treat wrong ailment
An early 20th century ad style notice touts Foley's Kidney Cure and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It markets Foley's Honey and Tar to stop coughing and claims Chamberlain's Cough Remedy prevents pneumonia, praising Sharrar & Mulholland and Bivits & Rhodes as sellers.
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Foley
You Benith
Sharrar & Mulholland
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