Deaths of Arthur and Ray Campbell in Idaho
Arthur Campbell died at Lewiston Idaho from typhoid fever on September 16 after three weeks illness. He was born January 29 1877 in Shepherd Michigan aged 31 years 7 months and 12 days. He left home August 10 for a weekly trip and returned from Lewiston where he worked, leaving behind a wife Maude and a son who died in infancy. Ray Campbell of Lewiston also died of typhoid fever about a week later, likely contracted while caring for Arthur. Roy Campbell, also of Lewiston, died of typhoid fever last week. Hannist E. Resse state representative urged voting for Clifton J. Chambers on November third.
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Arthur Campbell
Lewiston
Idaho
Jordan
Arthur
Shepherd, Mich
John
Elizabeth Campbell
James Campbell
Shepherd
O. F. Renner
Delevan Bros
Maude
Renner
Alma
Bernice Morey
Idaho Mercantile Co
Pierce
Crescent Manufacturing Co
Cof Beattie
Mee
Oni
Mire
Campbell
Ray
Edna Simons
Pleasant
Nellie Simons
Washeville
Ithaca Man Wed in St Louis Home Ceremony
Joseph H. Seaver of Ithaca married Anne M. Everden of St. Louis at the Larkins home in St Louis last Saturday. They are on a quiet honeymoon and plan to reside in Ithaca. Seaver is a noted Ithaca business man and Everden was publisher of the St. Louis Republican Leader until recently.
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Joseph H. Seaver
Ithaca
Anne M. Everden
St. Louis
Robert Larkins
Seaver
Everden
Diamond theft on train rocks New York jeweler case
George Foster at 2014 Pine St St Louis arrested on charges of stealing jewels valued at over 35000 from C Powell wholesale jeweler of 170 Broadway New York City. Police found 25000 in unset diamonds and 500 in matches in his trunk. Foster admits pawning some gems in Kansas City. Mabel Mc Coy also arrested. Separate notice: General Ira C Abbott former Michigan revenue collector dies at 84. Civil War veteran and postmaster at Burr Oak Mich served in pension bureau and various patriotic groups.
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George Foster
Pine Street
St. Louis
5. C. Powell
Broadway
New York City
Foster
Grand Pacific Hotel
Chicago
Powell
Kansas City
Mabel McCoy
Washington, D. C
Ira C. Abbott
Internal Revenue
Michigan
Burreau
Abbott
Burns, N.Y
Burr Oak
Mich
Michigan State Association
The
Military Loyal Legion
Notable Deaths and A Greensboro Centennial crowd
John W. Kerwin longtime foreman of the American Press Association stereotyping department died at his Flushing home. He leaves a wife and six children, was 46, a Chicago native who joined the APA 25 years ago and was regarded as a master stereotype r. Thousands attended Greensboro North Carolina centennial opening with a sacred concert at the New Hippodrome and the U S cavalry band. Two thousand schoolchildren sang. the event continues all week. In Seoul twenty two members of the Ilchinhoi aligned with Japan were killed by Japanese gendarmes near Chovide, stirring unease over possible massacre reports. In Steubenville Ohio Pearson S Conn dean of eastern Ohio newspapers died at 86, founder of the St Louis Post and former owner of the Herald for 25 years.
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John W. Kerwin
American Press Association
Flushing
Kerwin
Chicago
Greensboro
N. C
New Hippodrome Auditorium
Madison Square Garden
New York
Caroline
United States Cavalry Band
Seoul
Korea
Ilchinhoi
Japan
Steubenville
O. Pearson
Conn
Maherns
Ohio
St. Louis Post
Herald
Fatalities in Pampagna Earlied by Calpiocs Near Lubac
A report states that C H Trotter Ameri Vincente Toledo and Jon Canavan were fatally harmed last week near Lubac in Pampanga province by a group identified as Calpiocs. The men suffered severe injuries and died from the attack.
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C.H. Trotter
Ameri Vincente Toledo
Jon Canavan
Lubac
Pampagna
Delevan and God Shoes Promise Lasting Quality
A fragmentary note extols Delevan and God shoes, urging quality first for durability beyond standard purchases. The text hints at a claim that their footwear lasts longer than typical shoes when properly worn and cared for.
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Delevan
God
Rabies Outbreak Hits Livestock In Prairieville Township
Reports describe a mad dog visit in Prairieville Township causing rabies in hogs and cattle. Hogs on Clarence Hammond’s farm were confined after bites, while Hammond and a Plainwell veterinarian were attacked by feral hogs. Mrs. Honer Aldrich escaped a horned steer on her father G. Hughes’s farm. the animal was shot in the field.
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Hastings
Mich
Get
Pratrieville
Clarence Hammond
Hammond
Plainwell
Honer Aldrich
G. Hughes
Mre. Aldrich
New Life Pills Promoted by Rural Maine Family
A Guilford Maine family touts Dr King s New Life Pills as healthy for three years. The ad claims gentle cleansing at Gov KH Sharrar s drug store and lists household furniture items for sale including a dining table chair set and bookcase.
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Hiealthy
Dr. King
L.A. Bartlett
Guilford
Maine
KH. Sharrar
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Ray Campbell
Chambers
Clifton J. Chambers
Brock
W. A. Blending
Riverdale
Union Telephone
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NEW Yorker
C. Powell
Porter
Pullman
Owenso
Wilhou Marrah
Twelfth Street
Detroit
Grand Trunk
Marrah
Wolverine Table Company
Boyne City
W. H. White Company
Theachinery
Bay City
Arthur J. Nichols
Chris Selker
Nichols
Selker
Saker
Miah
Abraham Stein
Hastings Street
St. Marys Hospital
Port Huron
Port Turon
Byron Day
Mir
Julia
New York Telegram
Forquer, the
Auto Man
Leitner Bros
Saginaw, Mich
Chas. Wilhelm
C.L
Alma, Mich
POST
Steve
E. Oswald, Propr
Hunter's Tin
Arcada
Opera House
Fred Raymond
Arkansaw
OM Arkansaiw
Sharrar's
Gressive
Cess
Gratiot Gsat Bank
ST. Low
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