Syrup of Figs and Its Gentle Laxative Benefits
An advertisement extols Syrup of Figs as a pleasant laxative aiding kidneys, liver, and bowels. It claims medical approval, non obesity, and reliability, noting bottles cost 50 cents or one dollar and that only California Fig Syrup Co. manufactures it and prints its name on each bottle.
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California Fig Syrup Co
Nominees Named by President to Foreign Posts and Courts
Washington March 21. The president sent nominations to the senate for envoy extraordinary ministers plenipotentiary to France and Germany James B. Eustis and Theodore Runyon, plus Risley to Denmark and Jenkins to the Seventh Circuit Court. Also named were Abney as solicitor and Stuart as Indian Territory judge, with Wade Hampton to be railroad commissioner and several U S Attorneys and marshals named in multiple districts. James W. Eustis, the Louisiana senator’s successor, is noted as a Confederate service judge advocate who later resumed law practice in New Orleans. Risley is described as well connected and influential in business circles with a New Rochelle country seat. Hampton is portrayed as a storied Southern figure nearing 75, and Jenkins a veteran Wisconsin jurist.
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Senate
James B. Eustis
Louisiana
United States
France
Theodore Runyon
New Jersey
Germany
E. Risley
New York
Denmark
G. J. Jenkins
Wisconsin
Seventh Judicial Circuit
Walter D. Abney
Virginia
Department of the State
Charles B. Stuart
Texas
United States Court For
Indian Territory
David T. Guyton
Mississippi
William H. Hawkins
Indiana
Abner Gaines
Arkansas
James W. McAllister
Clifford L. Jackson
United States Court For the Indian Territory
Joseph Wean
Holcomb
the Treasury
Wade Hampton
South Carolina
Hsas Warring
Hsas Warring, Near 3Eesnelle Witt
J Rhinelander
James W. Eustis
White
Magruder
Joseph Johnston
New Orleans
John E. Risley
Joorhees
Shoakoass
New Rochelle
Ashington
Walter G
Demany
Promi
Lon Oi
Coney Island Club Negotiates Signature for Agreement
Matchmaker Newton of the Coney Island club is negotiating with Micco for his signature to a set of club articles of agreement. The amount of money the club will pay remains to be seen as the great battle looms.
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New Yorks
Agg
Newton
Coney Island
Micco
Coney Island Club
Treasury Officials Lash Talk In Public
A presidential admonition followed by stricter rules cuts department chatter. Secretary Carlisle will alone release departmental views and will not name banks exchanging gold for small treasury notes. Since the change the financial scene has steadied with fewer alarms and more orderly gold exchanges in New York and Philadelphia.
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Department
Treasury
New York
Philadelphia
Dun's Review notes large trade but tight money
R G Dun and Company reports distribution of goods remains very large while Europe curtails shipments and lending. Commercial loans are harder to obtain despite some signs of improvement. Wheat prices drop, corn falls near a cent, and pork products decline as stock levels grow. Receipts in the West remain high with millions of bushels moving in four days.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
Europe
Orice
Caraheosys
Mrs W M Hayes Dies After Short Illness In Fargo
Fargo Minnesota State Agricultural College loss as Mrs W M Hayes who held the chair of domestic economy passes away after a two day illness. She was renowned for her cooking lectures and had previously been connected with Minnesota State University.
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Fargo
N. D
W. M. Hayes
State Agricultural College
Minnesota State University
Veteran attorney Murphy weds Emma Smith in surprise 60th birthday union
Milwaukee March 20. N S Murphy a veteran attorney and politician, age 60, wed Mrs Emma Smith of Berlin Wis on Thursday afternoon in a surprising marriage that disrupted his bachelor status.
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Milwaukee
N. S. Murphy
Emma Smith
Berlin
Wis
Murphy
Contractor Frank Agnew Seeks $148,000 for Fair Extras
Chicago March 20. Contractor Frank Agnew presents a bill for 148000 for extras in the big manufacturers building. Directors of the world's fair consider it and likely will refuse any portion of the claim.
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ChicaGo
Frank Agnew
A New Athletic Club in Hastings Organizes
Hastings Minnesota March 20 a new athletic club has been organized with more than fifty members James Griffin serves as president and the group outlines plans for future activities and facilities in the community
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Hastings, Minn
James Griffin
Toledo Fire Destroys Wheeler’s Opera House
Shortly before 1 a.m. Wheeler's Opera House in Toledo was completely destroyed by fire ending a 25 year history of George Thatcher's Tuxedo and its company. The blaze origin remains unknown, but no scenery or baggage were lost.
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Toledo
Wheeler
Opera
George Thatcher
Landed Spanish Exhibits for Columbian World Fair
The steam ship Ciudad Condal from South American ports has landed exhibits consigned by the Spanish government for the Columbian world's fair in New York.
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New York
Ciudad Condal
Compania Transatlantica
Espana
Theobald Gijen Nominated Again by Republicans in District
Milwaukee March 20 Theobald Gijen who lost to Senator Mitchell last fall was nominated for congress by the Republicans of this district in the afternoon nominating meeting.
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Milwaukee
Theobald Gijen
Congress
Mitchell
Fire destroys block in Spencer Iowa restaurant blaze
A morning fire at Owens Bros. restaurant in Spencer, Iowa, burned the entire block until six o'clock. Nine frame buildings were destroyed with losses estimated at 20,000 to 30,000 dollars and insurance around 20,000.
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Spencer
Owens Bros
Disinfection Orders Issued by Colombia for Cargoes Abroad
Panama March 20 The government of Colombia has ordered Colombian consuls abroad to ensure disinfection of cargoes and ships bound for Colombia at districts or ports where epidemic disease exists.
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Panama
Colombia
Postoffice and Jail Burned in Newton Fire
Fire destroyed the Newton post office town hall and five stores in Newton Alabama on March 18 causing a total loss of 000 with insured value of 15 000.
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Newton
Ala
Megan's Court Demands Body of Walsh How It All Happened
In Minnesota a court scene unfolds as Judge Egan rules the legislature holds power over a Walsh case. The sergeant at arms interrupts witness W and the court denounces the action. Walsh refuses to reveal the Rhodes letter book location, citing legislative directives. The judge decides the legislature cannot be interfered with in this matter.
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House of Representatives
Minnesota
Aix
Walsh
Egan
Thevigh
Wells
Atarms
Munn
O’brien
Rhodes
Childs
Tvens
Ure
Murderer Suspected in Plumerville slaying at Butte
March 21 dispatch reports police believe the Plum merville killing of John M. Clayton may involve a suspect now in Butte Montana. A jury in a separate burg case handed down a 12 year penitentiary sentence.
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Burg
Butte
Mon
Latte Rock
Ark
John M. Clayton
Plummerville
Wasted Whisky Into Hole In Ground Sparks Inquiry
A report notes whisky was wasted into a hole in the ground prompting questions about disposal or storage. Local authorities investigate circumstances and potential regulatory breaches.
St Paul Sporting Carnival Stands Unmatched in Modern Times
Ir real note on St Paul carnival praising its scale and impact, claiming no modern event equals its breadth and excitement.
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Sporting Carnival Ag
Won't Join Mafia Story Unfolds After Bayou Discovery
A fragmented local report notes an Italian named Ralph Franchetto found by the bayou amid freakish excitement. The tale centers on a trio of deaths and a police inquiry developing in the March month.
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Ralph Franchetto
Bayou
Harp and debt trouble loom in small business matter
A fragment shows a small business lending dispute with ongoing conflict as creditors press claims. The terse note mentions an individual tied to the debt and mounting pressure from the lender, signaling potential legal action or settlement talks ahead.
Gherardi's flagship incident reported in March note
A fragmented report mentions Sr Paul and a brakeman in March near Hinckly with reference to amputation. The readable details indicate a maritime or labor incident tied to Gherardi's flagship.
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Paul
Hinckly
Fragmentary Note Captures Skim of Editorial Topics
Brief OCR fragment mentions care of itself if blocked outside and a soap with kali in it. Skin takes nye al-.
Westinghouse Dividend Declared with Extra Payout
The Westinghouse Air Brake Co. declares a quarterly 5 percent dividend and an additional 5 percent, totaling 10 percent for distribution of 500000 dollars. Rio Grande Western Railway approves a 1 1/4 percent quarterly dividend on preferred stock payable May 1. Howard Jefford Schneider hanged at 10 52 a m in Washington for the murder of his wife on January 31 1802.
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Westinghouse
Law York
Westinghouse Air Brake Co
Rio Grande Western Railway Company
Wasninetos
Howard Jefford Schneider
Eit
Gladstone Returns to House of Commons After Recovery
Al and Glue Better relieved friends as Mr Gladstone, now well, drives to the house of commons.
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Glue
Mr. Gladstone
House of Commons
Fire claims fifth victim in Boston ruins
The body of Charles L. O Dione was found among the ruins this morning. The firefighters believe this completes the five dead from last Friday’s major blaze in Boston.
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Boston
Charles L. O’'Dione
Beadle County Sheriff Sale Notice in South Dakota
Public auction notice of a special execution in Beadle County South Dakota issued March 1893 in the Fifth Judicial Circuit. Freeman Kirkendall sues Albert Lovell and levies real estate described as lot number and block haven in a county. Sheriff E. T. Lawaner announces sale details and location.
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Freeman Kirkendall
D'Aguinet
Albert
Ant
South Dakota
Beadie
E. T. Lawaner
Bondo
Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure and Court Action
First published notice announces a mortgage foreclosure and court action in Beadle County South Dakota. It names Mrs A Betts and assignees as parties, with a sale on March date at the court front door, and a summons in the Fifth Judicial Circuit involving Harry D Logan and Hattie E Lagan with dates and attestations.
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Iaet Pub
Menzi
Menzile Presen
Mo. Co
A. Betts
Haron
Beadle County
South
Shelly
Hares
Fercash
A. D. Brrrs
Hattie E. Lagan
Sets
Dakota
Haseath Dakota
Prank A. Brown
Laura Imorsgneere
H. Loomis Games
of Deeds County
Territory
Kota
Tn Township
London Lancashire Fire Insurance Company Certificate of Authority
The London Lancashire Fire Insurance Company seeks and receives authority to operate in South Dakota. In 1883 the company filed compliant certificates and agents for service of process. the document records insurance assets, premiums, and commissions for the year. It certifies authority under South Dakota law with official attestation and date.
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London
Great Briain
South Dakota
Chas
G. Fothergill
Crrr
Alley
Webster, UI
Sbau
Chase and Huron Figure in Community Notices
Fragmentary OCR item records individuals including D. George W. Chase and Huron linked to local notices. details are unclear due to missing text and garbled names.
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