Granite and Marble Prices From Multiple Suppliers
A fragmented OCR listing shows prices for granite marble and limestone from numerous firms including Webb granite, Davis & Hros Marble Company, Caldwell & Drake, Cramp & Co, and P.M. Hennessy. Entries cite materials such as Georgia marble Maine granite Cleveland-Limestone and Indiana limestone with figures ranging from about 1,100 to 1,682,487 in apparent dollars and cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webb
John Gill & Sons
Cleveland
Waterville
Georgia
Davis & Hros. Marble Company
Ieee
Maine
John Pierce
New York
Caldwell & Drake
Columbus
Ind
Milford
Cramp & Co
Philadelphia
Indiana
P.M. Hennessy
St. Paul
Tragic Belmont College student 15 found dead in pond
Nashville reports Miss Henrietta Ligon, 15, daughter of E H Ligon of Fulton Kentucky, disappeared after a mild reprimand at Belmont College. Heavy rain raised the pond, and a note lay on the bank as rescuers dragged the waters. the body was recovered, officials noting the reprimand was regarded lightly.
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Nashville
Tenn
Belmont College
Henretta Ligon
College Yard
Flood Damage Reported Across Middle Tennessee
Flood reports from all counties in middle Tennessee estimate property damage over 5000. Twenty five persons looted homes for food as waters rose. In Mississippi Pearl River near Jackson rose forty feet since Thursday and remained high at noon, widening to four to five miles and causing immense harm to farmers and livestock.
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Nashville
Tenn
Middle Tennessee
Jackson
Miss
Inez
Pearl River
Weather forecast for Indiana Illinois and Ohio with temperatures
Forecast for Wednesday and Thursday calls for fair skies in Indiana and Illinois with rising temperatures, and partly cloudy to warmer conditions in Ohio. Indianapolis and vicinity show a maximum around 34 and a minimum near 22 with light winds. Summary of March conditions reports mean temperatures, pressures, and precipitation totals for the region with historical comparisons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Washington
Illinois
Ohio
Femal Eed Sobisase
Urariurs
W. T. Blythe
Indianapolis
Movements of Steamers Across European Ports
Shipping notices list arrivals in Cherbourg and Boulogne with vessels including Wilhelm der Grosse from New York to Bremen and Maas-Gam from New York to Rotterdam, plus Minneapo la from New York via Plymouth and Me tion from Boston to Liverpool, with dates in March and April.
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Cherbourg
Wilhelm der Grosse
New York
Plymouth
Bremen
Southwark
Antwerp
Kronpring Wilhem
Boulogne
Maas- Gam
Rotterdam
London
Minneapola
Liverpool
Metion
Boston
W Grove Name Demands Boxed Laxative Bromo Quinine Label
The note states that the label on every box of Laxative Bromo Quinine must include the name W. Grove. It references the Danese brand as a celebrated cold and grip remedy. The instruction implies a required branding element for the product packaging.
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E. W. Grove
Six Die In Fire At Prosser Hollow Near Louisville
A deadly blaze in Prosser Hollow near Louisville killed six members of the Mitchell family, including Philip Mitchell aged 53 and five children aged 14, 12, 11, 8, and 6. Mrs Mitchell and one daughter Sophia escaped with severe burns as neighbors watched the house burn. The father died trying to save his family. the mother survived with serious injuries as the home was consumed.
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Johnstown
Prosser Hollow
Philip P. Mitchell
Jacob P. Mitchell
Mary Martha Mitchell
Charles Edward Mitchell
Jesse M. Mitchell
Alice Frances Mitchell
Mitchell
Fire devastates Penslee Gaulbert Warehouses in Louisville
A major blaze at Penslee Gaulbert Paint and Varnish Co. warehouses on Fifteenth Street and Portland Avenue in Louisville destroyed the buildings and contents, with about 20 000 dollars in losses. Six rail cars of paints burned. one teen worker severely burned. Cause unknown likely spontaneous combustion.
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Louisville
Lrge
Penslee-Gaulbert Paint and Varnish Company
Fifteenth Street
Portland Avenue
Rosa Murray
Larky Nicolas
Fie
Fire Loss of Nine Million Yen Reported in Fukui
Yokohama April 1 The fire at Fukui near the northwest coast of Honshin Island destroyed 4 09 houses causing an estimated loss of 9 000 000 yen.
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Yokohama
Fukui
Honshin
Tragic Union Pacific Crossing Crash Near Rossville
Three people were killed and another possibly fatally injured when a Union Pacific passenger train struck a car two miles west of Rossville Kansas. Victims include Fred Smith Edward Smith and Miss Minnie Maitney. Mrs. Fred Smith survived but was unconscious. Minnie Maitney was to wed Edward Smith next Sunday. The injured couple had attended a Woord men dance in St. Marys earlier.
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ST. Marys
Kan
Rossville
Union Pacific
Fred Smith
Edward Smith
Minnie Mainey
Two officers released on habeas corpus in Fort Leavenworth
Michael J. Spellman and Delbert R. Jones were freed from Fort Leavenworth prison on habeas corpus after appeal notices. The former captain and lieutenant in the Forty sixth Volunteers argued the court martial verdict was legal since it included regular and volunteer officers. They had been held for con mission with commissary frauds in the Philippines.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Michael J. Spejlman
Delbert R. Jones
Philippines
Federal
Fort Ceeso
Hook
Preir
Spellman
Jones
Manila
Democratic Club Eyes An At Home Event On April Fourteen
The governors of the Democratic Club met tonight and decided to host an at home event on April 14 inviting prominent Democrats. Named to be invited are ex president Grover Cleveland William J Bryan Wilbur C Whitney David B Hill John G Cartisie Daniel S Lamont and Senator Arthur P Gor. NEW YORK April The beard of tigi.
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Ernors
Democratic Club
Grover Cleveland
William J. Bryan
Wilbur C. Whitney
David B. Hill
John G. Cartisie
Daniel 5. Lamont
Arthur P. Gor
New York
Tigi
Mrs Dennis to be moved to insane hospital
Washington April 1 steps were taken to have Ida Gilbert Dennis the dressmaker who was assaulted four months ago removed to the government hospital for the insane or a private institution. Attending physicians say her mind will not be restored and her ravings interfere with treatment of other patients. No suspect has been found for the crime.
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Washington
Ida Gilbert Dennis
Government
Y M C A Defeats German House In Low Scoring Contest
Indianapolis Y M C A toppled German House 27 to 14 as German players fouled at key moments to limit the champions’ advantage. Pritchard Harden McGaughey and Hester scored for Y M C A while Maes Jensen answered for German House.
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Indianapolis
German House
Yale
Pritchard
Harden
McGaughey
Hester
Mass
Jansen
Missed
Bates
Maes
Jensen
Emmerich
Rominger
Rauh
Bauman
T. Cookson
Henkin
Burnett
Anderson
Reees
Romin
Bauma
Dyer
Haas
Dorste
J. Cookson
Madison mayor race leads GOP wins in regional sweep
The Chicago election results show Republicans prevailing in most large cities with Madison drawing the main focus as Democrat Mayor Storm Bull loses to Republican John W. Grove by about 60 votes. Other wins include Beloit Eau Claire Black River Falls Fox Lake and Fond du Lac while Democrats take Manitowoc Marquette Neenah Menasha Neenah and Ripon. Citizens tickets also gain traction in several locales.
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Madison
Storm Bull
John W. Grove
Beloit
Eau Claire
Black River Falls
Fox Lac
Fon du Lac
Manitowoc
Marinette
Neenah
Menasha
Naupeca
Ripon
Minnesota third class cities vote. local issues prevail
Municipal elections held today across Minnesota third class cities produced little political realignment. In St Peter Mayor Mueller won by one vote over Andrew Carlson. Democrats carried Faribault and Wabasha mayors and aldermen, while Anoka Albert Lea and New Ulm elected Republican tickets. Fergus Falls saw a citizens ticket victory. license carried but bond issue for electric lighting failed.
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ST. Paul
Minn
St. Peter
Mueller
Andrew Carlson
Faribault
Wabasha
Anoka
Albert Lea
New Ulm
Fergus Falls
Citizens
Missouri City Elections Light, Democrats Gain Ground
St Louis April 1 Democrats scored solid gains in Missouri third class cities with strong showings in Springfield and other urban centers. Notable victories came in Joplin Jefferson City Lebanon Macon and Appleton City while smaller towns saw fewer gains. Joplin featured the fiercest contest with Democrats winning nine of eleven council seats. Republicans lost control in Jefferson City and Lebanon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Missouri
Springfield
Joplin
Jefferson City
Independence
Lebanon
Macon
Appleton City
Arkansas Senate race results with Clark leading Jones
With ten counties still to report, official and unofficial returns show James P. Clark with 60 votes and James K. Jones with 67 on the joint ballot for the United States Senate. Figures deemed reliable and conclusive.
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Little Rock
Ark
United States
James P. Clark
James K. Jones
Springfield election results announced for local offices
Springfield reports on April 1 with party results for local offices. The Demo ticket wins assessor, supervisor at large, one local supervisor, justice of the peace and four aldermen, while Republicans secure collector, five supervisors, the constable and three aldermen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Wasessor
Drys Win at Topeka in City Ward Vote
Republicans won in all Topeka wards in today's election. The result is understood as a victory for the temperance supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Peoria Township Election Sees Republican Victory
In Peoria, the township election concluded with a Republican win as candidates secured the majority, shaping local governance and future policy directions.
Democratic Perry Leads In Supervisor Race In Texas
Day reports note Cyrus L Perry elected as supervisor on the Democratic ticket while a Republican gains a mayoral post in Tacoma. Texas municipal elections show Democratic tickets with little opposition. Oregon Republicans prepare for a state convention with a tight governor nomination race among Gear Furniss Johns Fulton and others. 343 delegates, 172 needed for choice.
O Brien Dominates McKeever In Six Round Bout
Philadelphia Jack O'Brien outboxed Charlie McKeever in six rounds at the Industrial Athletic Club. O'Brien pressed the pace after a McKeever favorable first round, attacking the short ribs with a strong left jab and earning a clear win as McKeever tired.
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Philadelphia
Jack” O'Brien
Charlie McKeever
Industrial Athletic Club
O'Brien
McKeever
MccKeever
Charlie
Largest Wing Shooters Enter Grand American Handicaps In KC
Ninety-two high guns and four hundred nineteen entries filled the Nitro-Powder handicap as the Grand American five bird tournament opened. The field featured shooters from Ottawa to Oklahoma and entries included Annie Oakley Wenonah Lillian Smith and Mrs S. S. Johnson. The committee kept prize distribution rules unchanged despite petitions.
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Kansas City
W. R. Crosby
O'Fallon
W. D. Bates
Bridgetown
Ontario
Bates
J. A. R. Hiliott
E. D. Fulford
Fred Gilbert
Rollo Heikes
C. W. Budd
T. A. Marshall
Gilbert
Marshall
Annie Oakley
Nutley
N. J
Lillian Smith
Wenonah
California
Johnson
Minneapolis
Miss Oakley
J. D. Gray
Pine Grove
Q. Lecompte
Pleasureville
H. B. Hill
Aurora
Ind
J. H. Mackie
Chabbats
I. B. Post
Spencerville
E. C. Hinshaw
Okobel
B. F. Downs
Springfield
Ee. Kessler
Des Motta
E. Voris
Crawfordsville
T. E
Hubby Waco
Tex
J. 8
Boa
Alton
Tic
J. le White
Chicago
Charles Caleb
Flint
Springfeld
Ill
H. E. Boltenstein
Galesburg
R. L. Burns
Paris
Harry L. King
King’s Mille
A. J. Lawton
Colorado Springs
Col
W. F. Foga
Omaha
J. L. D. Morrison
C. B. Adams
Rockwell
Ed O'Brien
Florence
Kan
L. Foley
Nichols
C. B. Sexton
Hardy
C. M. Powers
Decatur
Lal
G. Stephenson
Waterville
J. W. McKelvey
Hedrick
C. H. Calhoun
Weir City
E. A. Leach
Sioux City
P. C. Ward
Hickman
McGill
Arnold
Sim Glover
New York City
E. D. Hickman
Springville
Ala
Charles Spencer
St. Louis
Dick Dwyer
J. E. Vaughan
Bakersfield
Cal
O. Roettger
Ollie
H. Money
Oakland
Leroy
Campella
Mass
Battle Ax Eas
Herman
Neb
T. Nichols
Watertown
Kia
Death by own action of Fire Chief Speidel in Middletown
In Middletown Colorado on April 1 Fire Chief George Speidel of the local department shot himself in the temple and chest, ending nine years as chief. No further details given.
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Middletown, CO
George Speidel
Fire Department
To Cure Grip in Two Days Laxative Bromo Quinine
E W Groves signs each box as the remedy claims to cure grip in two days. Advert appears to promote a patent medicine with a health claim and product branding.
Peace conference opens as NL magnates seek harmony
New York April 1 National League magnates met at the Fifth Avenue Hotel in a so called peace conference chaired by N E B Young to end past differences and restore harmony. A J Reach warned concessions on both sides. Spalding absent but court action discussed with Spalding’s injunction case appealed after Justice Truax overruled his demurrer.
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New York
Fifth-avenue
A. J. Reach
Philadelphia
National League
N. E B. Young
A. H. Soden
W. B. Billings
Boston
John I. Rogers
F. A. Abell
Charles Ebbetts
Ned Hanlon
Brooklyn
Andrew Freedman
League
Young
Himself
Robison
St. Louis
Ebbetts
Truax
Mr. Spalding
Spalding
Indianapolis Players Arrive Early for Spring Training
Hoosier club pitchers Frank Killen Tom Williams and Harry Teal joined early arrivals at the Occidental Hotel swapping stories of past days. Dope predicts Indianapolis will win the pennant though other clubs look strong. They aim to start work soon and expect to trim the Red Birds at Washington Park Saturday.
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Indianapolis
Frank Killen
Tom Williams
Harry Teal
Occidental
Red Birds
Washington Park
Purdue selects varsity nine for debut game
Special from Lafayette Ind April 1 Purdue coach Friel announces the varsity lineup Cook catcher Fox Ide pitchers Leslie first base McKee second base Ruby third Cohen shortstop Hardy left field Connell center Gatze right with Collins Ritter as substitutes Bwyer dropped for indifference Ruby hospitalized with abscess eye but improving likely out for Saturday game vs Culver Academy Cook to pitch. Georgetown and Yale played a tight game with Georgetown winning 9 to 2 aided by Yale errors. Batteries Cox Drill Garvin Winslow.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Ind
Friel
Purdue
Cook
Fox
Ide
Leslie
McKee
Ruby
Cohen
Hardy
Connell
Gatze
Collins
Ritter
Bwyer
Culver Academy
Princeton Wins Nine to Eight in Charlottesville
In Charlottesville on April 1, Princeton defeated Virginia 9 to 8 in a baseball game. The contest featured a late run surge by Princeton to clinch the road victory.
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Princeton
Charlottesville
University of Virginia
De Pauw Athletics Eyes State Meets and Abroad
De Pauw College in Greencastle plans a fifteen man track team to face top state rivals. A May 3 dual with Indiana University at Bloomington and meets with Wabash and Earlham shape the schedule. A local field day will select the squad, with prospects for several first places at Terre Haute for the State Intercollegiate meet. Noted runners include Lightbody, Devers, Swineheart, Wood, and Hawthorne among others, with events from sprints to field events.portions of the roster indicate strong depth across milers hurdlers pole vault and throwing events.
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Pation
Indianapolis Journal
Greencastle
Ind
de Pauw
Chez
Indiana University
Bloomington
Wabash and
Earlham
Owever
Terre Haute
Lightbody
Vers
Disson
Beecham
Tennant
Hawthorne
Badger
O'Hair
Devers
Sisson
Reep
Chenoweth
Swineheart
Wise
Conley
McCoy
le Roy
Long
Walter Wood
Wood
Nafteger
Simms
Wiley
Greene
Willams
Robbins
Pearson
Dobie
Ewen
Ford
Ray Hawthorne
Somerville
Two Governors Meet in Havana Visit by Jamaica Governor
Havana April 11 Sir Augustus Hemming Governor of Jamaica and Lady Hemming arrive aboard the American government yacht Kanawha to be guests of Governor General Wood. They come to reciprocate Wood’s Jamaica visit last November.
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Havana
Sir Augustus Hemming
Jamaica
Lady Hemming
Wood
Wells College Eastern Association reunion at Sherry's
New York April 1 The annual reunion of the Eastern Association of Wells College was held at Sherry's today with Irv Bacheller as guest of honor and speaker of the day and Mrs Grover in attendance.
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New York
Eastern Association of Wells College
Sherry's
Irv. Bacheller
Grover
Chinese rebellion rumors loom in Kwang-Si led by ex Prince Tuan
Land, formerly president of the association, attended a briefing from Victoria B C April 1. Reports say a Mohammedan uprising in Kwang-Su led by ex Prince Tuan is deemed imminent though movements under Tung Fun Siang may not prove formidable. Central government in Peking is alarmed by news from Canton and Kueilin as 4,000 disbanded soldiers join Kwang-Si insurgents. The force now reaches about 60,000 with food supplies, and Yuan plans to field an army of 100,000 in Chi-Li, with 3,500 already in Shan-Tung and more marching. Belgian mission reportedly outraged by Boxers. Ma ordered to punish. Twenty foreign troops reportedly killed by Chinese braves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North China Daily News
Peking
Canton
Kueilin
Kwang
Fong Tae Tsai
Kwang-Si
Yuan
Chi- Li
Shan-Tung
Chi-Li
Pao- Ting-Fu
Jehol
Asapi
Abe Frank Wins Derby Contender Race at Montgomery Park
Ten derby candidates race six furlongs at Montgomery Park Memphis April 1. George Bennett's Abe Frank wins in hand as the derby favorite, with Coburn guiding the colt to a decisive victory. Clorita, Gold Bell, The Lady, Daryl, and Curd Gillock also win their events in a strong racing day report.
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Memphis
Tenn
George Bennett
Abe Frank
Montgomery Park
Charles W. Meyer
Red Hook
Coburn
Bennett
Clorita
Schorr
Gold Bell
Gold Creat
Advocate
Felix Bard
Daryl
Henr
Gibbs
Winni
Chorus Boy
Eva Rice
Curd Gillock
Monos
Clarita
Sir Tom Tiddler Wins At Oakland In Muddy Derby
San Francisco April 1 horses ran over a muddy track. surprise winner Sir Tom Tiddler a 30 to 1 shot in the third event. Axminster the favorite shut off. Flick foul claim denied. Ransch rode three winners. stewards probe owner Charles Roots claim about Lee Jackson and MarcGyre. Also notes Cumberland Derby declinations and Benning races results with Pigeon Post and others.
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San Francisco
Oakland
Tom Tiddler
Axminster
Flick
Holtman
Black Dick
Larry
Ransch
Charles Roots
Lee Jackson
MarcGyre
Dr. Bernays
Ric Shannon
School For Scandal
Honiton
la Witt
Sister Jeanie
Elmida
Kentucky horse trainers clash at track over Imp Hermence filly
Lexington report says Joe Chinn and John B Todd fought at the Kentucky Association track with Todd striking Chinn and Chinn firing a revolver. A bullet hit a yearling colt owned by R A Downing, crippling it. Downing plans damages and suits against Chinn.
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Lexington
Joe Chinn
John B. Todd
Kentucky Association
Todd
Chinn
Imp. Hermence
Overton H. Chenault
Bullet
Russell. Com
Imp. Rossiter
R. A. Downing
Hfe
Downing
Chinese steam launch disaster near Hanoi claims many lives
Victoria B C April 1 tanks exchanges report a deadly crash on the river near Hanoi. The Chinese launch Kwang Fat departed Nam Dinh for Hanoi with Madame Arihae wife of an inspector aboard and an infant. The vessel appears overloaded with passengers and merchandise amid chaotic conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
B. C
Hanoi
Kwang Fat
Nam-Dinh
Madame Arihae
Tragic Maritime Disaster and Chinese Piracy Reports
A Ningh-Suit vessel began filling with water and sank, killing over 20 passengers including Madame Arihae, her baby, and several Chinese women and children despite rescues by junk crews. Government launches captured twenty-six pirates near Cousan, executing some by beheading or ear clipping. A bamboo theater in Kun-Iu Pun-U district was set ablaze during a March 6 performance, causing four hundred deaths. A March 1 Hong Kong fee loss of zero dollars affected the business district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madame Arihae
Cousan
Kun-Iu
Pun-U
China
Hong Kong
Accidental Windmill Power Claim Prompts Debate
An Ipswich man Albert Demath describes a discovery that a simple windmill in a stream at five miles per hour can generate unlimited power for city needs and industry. He cites a submerged windmill turning a pump and a dynamo producing farm lighting, suggesting multiple wheels in a stream could yield substantial horsepower without turbines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Albert Demath
Ipswich
Mass
Massachusettes
Niagara
Young Parisian Buyer Scratches Flats With Penknife
In a Paris publisher shop a young woman buying a new composition quips that she can modify the key by scratching out extra flats with a penknife if there are more than two. Hector Berlioz detested youthful musical amateurs and shared this anecdote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Times
Hector Berlioz
Free Lutheran Conference Opens in Philadelphia
Free Lutheran Conference opens in Philadelphia with delegates from the General Council and United Synod of the South meeting for three days. The opening sermon was delivered by M. W. Hamm D D of Washington D C and draws clergy and lay representatives to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Free Lutheran Conference
Oge
Eeesentatives
General Erat. Theeral Council
United Synod of the South
M. W. Hamm
D. D
Aslington
D. c
Northern Pacific Main Line Back In Operation
ST PAUL Minn April 1 The Northern Pacific main line across North Dakota is again in operation today and through traffic has been resumed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Minn
Northern Pacific
North Dakota
Food and neuralgia cure touted for health via diet
An old claim promotes Grape-Nuts Breakfast Food as a cure for neuralgia and other diseases by rebuilding cellular tissue. A Delaware man cites his wife’s relief after using Grape-Nuts, saying she recovered from severe neuralgia and pain.
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Delaware
Thomas Craven
Sean Oni
Nua
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