Afe Crushed Out as Chicago Coliseum Arches Collapse
A disaster at the Chicago Coliseum leaves workmen buried under tons of steel when a dozen immense arches forming the supports collapse without warning. Rescue efforts continue as crews search for survivors.
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Cago Coliseum
Coliseum arches collapse in Chicago fatal accident
Twelve steel arches weighing 33 tons each toppled during construction on Wabash avenue. Nine men were killed and two missing, with ten hospitalized and four expected to die. The Pittsburg Bridge company had just completed the section and the fall appeared to start with the 12th arch collapsing onto neighbors.
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Curiaco
Wabash Avenue
Fifteenth
Sixteenth Streets
Charles Walpot
Edward Murray
Frank Logan
Stephen J. Thompson
John Farrey
Richard Sherman
Theodore Thorn
Leroy Fenner
al Norman
Edward Swanson
Joseph King
Pittsburg Bridge Company
General Contractors
Bridge Company
Fire destroys St Agnes convent sparking four deaths at Sparkill
Fire at 1 a m gutted nine of ten buildings housing St Agnes convent and orphanage in Sparkill New York causing four deaths Helen Brown 6 Emma Mackin 7 Jane 70 and Mary Kate McCarthy 28 while Therese Murphy 16 and Mary Brown 4 are missing. Sisters and older inmates displayed heroism guiding others to safety and many escaped through flames and smoke.
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Sparkill
N. Y
St. Agnes Convent
Helen Brown
Emma Mackin
Jane
Mary Kate McCarthy
Therese Murphy
Dato Mundi Leads Warpath Against Zamboanga Insurgents
A Cebu cable says Dato Mundi and his tribesmen have taken the warpath against insurgents occupying Zamboanga. He welcomed General Bates, sought U S citizenship, and was granted an American flag. Bates plans to return to the Sulu archipelago to set up American garrisons.
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Dato Mundi
Zamboanga
Tagalos
Manila
Cebu
Mundi
General Bates
Bates
Sulu
Nutwood Park Meeting Opens With Four Races
Four races totaling 11 000 in purses opened Nutwood park meeting. Winners were Sarah 5 of Conger Iowa in the 2 15 trot for 8000 dollars, Riley B of Missouri in the 83 year old pace for 3000, Fannie Dillard of Cleveland in the 2 12 pace for 3000, and Black Robert of Berlin Wisconsin in the 3 40 trot for 2000.
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Dusvugqvke
Nutwood Park
Sarah 5
Conger
Riley B
Missouri
Fannie Dillard
Cleveland
Black Robert
Berlin
Wis
Action Dismissed in Perjury Case Against Sheriff Medberry
The Wilmarth perjury action against Sheriff Medberry was tried before Justice Van Dalsem. The court dismissed the case for lack of grounds and taxed costs against Wilmarth, who appeals the ruling. The state contends the action was initiated by a justice of the peace in the absence of the prosecutor. The filing of costs against the complainant is criticized as unjust given similar chickens shooting case lacked valid grounds.
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A. W. Wilmarth
Medberry
van Dalsem
W. A. Lynch
Mouser
Lynch
Wilmarth
jurors drawn for September circuit court term in this city
A list of names is announced for petit jurors to serve at the September term of the circuit court convening in this city on September 12. The panel includes Levi Palmer Clyde Fred Cossum Banner M Gray Clyde William Dresser Banner Frank Arnold Richland Frank McClure Foster S C Taylor Wolsey Fred Stuerwald Martland Simon Ferguson Pleasant View etc. Jurors must appear September 13 at 10 a.m. Judge Campbell plans to dispose of criminal cases in the first week.
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Circuit Court
E. A. Spinden
Huron
Henry F. Borah
Bonnula
James Dressler
Cavour
Ola Haugan
Kellogg
B. F. Fuller
Pleasant View
John Vandergrift
Clifton
Ben Glaze
Milford
Taylor W. Curtiss
Logan
August Anderson
Vernon
August Hein
Pearl Creek
Geroge E. Dippney
Lake Byron
C. C. Johnson
Huror
Eugene Field Entertainment at Presbyterian Church
The program for the Eugene Field entertainment at the Presbyterian church on Thursday evening August 31 features Nurse lullaby by Mrs S D Dinnen, Japanese lullaby by Miss Julia Van Stien, Armenian lullaby by Miss Jessie Evans, Dutch lullaby by Miss Elsie Lynch, Nightfall at Dordrecht by Mrs Robinson, Lullaby by the Ladies Quartette, a duet by Miss Sterling and Miss Miller, Little Boy Blue by the Ladies Quartette, Reading by Miss Lyda Wharton, Violin solo by Professor Hull, Reading by Miss Florence Sterling, a solo by Mr Tilroe, and Seein Things at Night by the Male Quartette.
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Eugene Field
The
Presbyterian Church
S. D. Dinneen
Elsie Lynch
Dordrecht
Mrs. Robinson
Ladies Quartette
Sterling and Miller
Lyda Wharton
Prof. Hull
Florence Sterling
Mr. Tilroe
The Modern Beauty Relies on Sunshine Health and Figs
A description of a healthy woman thriving on good food sun and outdoor exercise. It notes her glow and bloom of beauty and recommends the gentle Syrup of Figs from the California Fig Syrup Company for cleansing when needed.
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California Fig Syrup Company
Cough Remedy Claims Quick Cure for Accidents
An advertisement touts Icnsumption Cure-Warner’s White Wine Tar Syrup as the best cough remedy on earth promising a cure in one day when taken. The product is sold in 25 and 50 cent sizes.
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Warner
Real Rough Riders and Mortage Foreclosure Notice in Huron
The article describes Buffalo Bill’s promotion of twenty five Rough Riders and a grand spectacle in Huron with Annie Oakley and Colonel Cody. It also includes a lengthy legal notice of mortgage foreclosure in Beadle County South Dakota with a sale set for September 16 1899 at 2 30 PM.
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Huron
Roosevelt
Rough Riders
Buffalo Bill
San Juan Hill
Caucasus
Queen’s Own
United States
Texas Rangers
Annie Oakley
Johnny Baker
Colonel Cody
Gaeess
David H. T
Carrie H. Best
Theron Cumins
Beadle County
Louise B. Cumins
City of
County of
Beadle
South Dakota
Rangeg
A. D
Henry G. Wusthoff
Marie Wusthoff
Hamilton Kerr
Mary E. Bryant
Joan Woon
Medbery
W. W. McDonald
Z. Spitler
Standard Savings Bank
Eaid Standard Savings Bank
Saeed
Ichard
Richards Trust Company
C. N. McIlvaine
H. A
Meridan
Ichard’s Trust Company
C. N. McKvarns
Frank B. Fobes
Mary A. Fobes
Freeborn
Minnesota
George W. Johnson
Register of Deeds
Court House
Sotnie
S. D
Ortgagee
Don G. Measury
Ashforty H. Wintermute
Sarah E. Wintermute
Territory
Earl G Watrous
Territory of Dakota
Ayo
Beadie
James O’ Neill
State of
Earl G. Watrous
Hoosack Falls
State of New York
State of South Dakota
Andrew Riegel
Huron. S. D
Samuel P. Butler
L. H. Hole
Meegee
Register of Deeds of
Uth Dakota
Saaehaneet
County of Beadle
Pyle & Tree
Auttorneys
Remedy for Flux Promises Quick Recovery
John Mathias a Pulaski Kentucky stock dealer says after a week of flux and failing remedies he used Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and cured in half a bottle. For sale by Holland Wheeler.
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John Mathias
Pulaski, Ky
Chamberlain
Holland Wheeler
Dissolution Notice Transfer of Business to H J Rice
Notice states Rice & Wherton dissolved and H J Rice assumes all debts and purchases property and goodwill. All sums due to Rice & Wherton payable to H J Rice. obligations prior to this date assumed by him. Dated August 30, 1899. Also an advertisement for Mrs Winston's Soothing Syrup claims teething relief and cure for diarrhea at twenty five cents.
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Rice& Wherton
H. J. Rice
Rice & Wherton
Allen's Foot Ease Promoted by Buffalo Bill Wild West
Miss Andie Oakley reports widespread use among Buffalo Bill Wild West Co for Allen's Foot Ease powder to relieve stings bunions and swelling. The product is marketed as a sure cure for hot aching feet and is sold by druggists and shoe stores at 25 cents with free samples available by mail.
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Andie Oakley
Buffalo Bill Wild West Co
Allen
Olmsted
le Roy N. A
Cure La Grippe in 24 Hours Warner's White Wine of Tar
An advertisement claims Warner's White Wine of Tar Stirrup cures La Grippe in 24 hours and relieves the subsequent cough. It promotes bottles priced at 25 and 50 cents for relief and complete cure.
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la Grippe
Warner
Alice
Karl's Clover Root Tea Promises Relief
Advertisement notes that wives with loss of beauty may suffer from constipation indigestion and headaches. Karl's Clover Root Tea is claimed to cure these ailments for half a century. Priced at 25 and 50 cents with a money back guarantee if not satisfactory. A. J. Bick.
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A. J. Bick
C.O.D
Ceater
Sears, Roesuck & CO
Chicago
Roebuck
Violin Lessons Offered by Prof Hull This Summer
Prof. George W. Hull formerly of Sandusky Ohio will take pupils in violin after June 24. Those wishing to study this summer should apply at the music store.
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George W. Hull
Sandusky
Ohio
Purify Breath With Karl's Clover Root Tea
An advertisement claims Karl's Clover Root Tea cleanses offensive breath by acting on the bowels. Sold for years with an absolute guarantee. Price 25 cents and 50 cents. A. J. Bick.
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Karl
A. J. Bick
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