The Woman Everybody Liked in Perkins
A village writes of a beloved young woman named in Perkins who charms elders and peers alike. She helps lovers, steadies quarrels, and shares kindness with everyone. A neighboring suitor wins her hand, and the town laments her departure while praising her steadfast heart.
Practical advice on reconciliation and civic notices from St. Joseph’s
The article urges gentle private rebuke to mend faults and preserve harmony, noting pride hinders reconciliation. It then highlights St. Joseph’s Academy in St. Paul as a homelike school with individualized care, cooking and sewing classes, and a 180 yearly board and tuition rate, and mentions army promotions and a historic Tilden estate bequest.
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St. Joseph's Academy
St. Paul
Fear of another war echoes in family talk
A grandmother warns of renewed conflict and warns of human trafficking as a boy helps with a kite. She recounts a father's rough trade and questions his involvement. The scene unfolds with disappointment and a plan to discuss the matter with him.
Government Postmaster Changes and Land Office Receipts
A late 19th century notice lists post office establishments and discontinuations in several states, with named postmasters commissioned in Iowa Minnesota Wisconsin and Dakota. It notes over 4 million dollars more in government receipts since July 1 compared with the previous year and mentions appointments and suspensions within the land office and related agencies.
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Lars Telsgrab
General Land Office
Anthony M. Keiley
Servin
United States
Cairo
Egypt
Maj
Dakota
McIntosh County
Rinde
Spink
J. B. Hinton
Kendall swims Niagara whirlpool for wager at ten thousand dollars
Last Monday William J. Kendall of Boston swam the whirlpool rapids at Niagara Falls to settle a ten thousand dollar wager by Boston bettors who would pay him one thousand dollars if he succeeded. Kendall recalls waves battering him and the water seeming to come from under him as he reached the fall.
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William J. Kendall
Boston
Niagara Falls
Boston Wa Ttes
Ice
Bir
Kendall
Webb
Dr. Pierce Treatise Ad Offered To Consumptives In Stamps
Advert aims at tubercular patients and lung sufferers seeking Dr. R V Pierce’s treatise. Send 10 cents in stamps to Buffalo New York for the information. The passage notes a presidential remark about keeping appointments until a trip to the Adirondacks.
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R. V. Pierce
Buffalo, N. Y
Adirondacks
How Can She Ever Love Him Dr Sage Catarrh Remedy
A fragmented 19th century ad ruminates on marriage, breath, and disease. It jokes about catarrh in suitors and urges choosing Dr Sage's Catarrh Remedy to cure the ailment before it wrecks a union. The piece ends with a mention of a vast estate.
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FCO
How Women Would Vote and Notable Notices
How Women Would Vote suggests universal female suffrage and cites Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a remedy for female ailments. The note mentions Alexander Trotter of Edinburg as a famed UK mathematician, Hall’s Hair Renewer, and Ayer’s Ague Cure. It also records a Dakota marshal appointment for Dan Maratta.
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Hall
Ayer
Dan Maratta
Dakota
Seven Chicago anarchists found guilty of murder in lethal trial
Spi Parsons Lingg Fischer Fielden Kugel and Schwab are convicted of murder with death as the sentence. One defendant, deemed less guilty, receives five years in the penitentiary.
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Spi Parsons
Lingg
Fischer
Fielden
Kugel
Schwab
Chicago
Need
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted for Unique Efficacy and Value
Peculiar in composition and strength Hood's Sarsaparilla claims superior curative value among vegetable remedies. It offers 100 doses for one dollar with bulk bottle savings and notes its popularity in Lowell where it is made. Sold by all druggists.
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Hood
Lowell
C. I. Hood & CO
Apothecaries
Mass
Rye settler files intent to prove claim at Aberdeen
The Rye settler files notice of intent to prove up her claim for a West half of section 18 in Aberdeen Land Office. Witnesses named include Abijah Bates, Charles F. Quigley, Joseph Richards, Walter Haw, and Ralph Roose. The act requires residence proof and calls the witnesses to corroborate residence.
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Oleae Land Office
Aberdeen
Dak
U.S
Abijah
Charles F. Quigley
Jodeph Richa
Walter
Ralph
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