Boston Grocer Ad Sells Fresh Goods Low Prices
A Boston grocery lists a wide range of canned fruits dried fruits and baking essentials with low prices per pound. Includes Fancy Green Golden Rio Cotter dried apples cherries peaches prunes blackberries raspberries apples seeded raisins currants and the Pew Hominy plus pancake flour Aunt Jemima soap and Fairbank Soap. Malt orders packed and shipped promptly at these prices.
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New York
York
Jemima
Spaniaht
Fairbank
Ghost of a dog case shocks town details
Peter Watson, a colored man, is arrested on charges of owning and harboring a vicious dog that was said to run at large. A judge orders Watson to kill the dog after a hearing where officers claimed to hear the dog bark, though no one has seen it. The court demands the body either dead or alive for in court production.
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Dena
Peter Watson
Watson
Kck
Officer Smith
Rane Eation
Jude Perry
Steam Laundry offers foldable collar edge device to Portland
The Peerless Steam Laundry advertises a new device costing 28.85 dollars to energize the edges of collars and cuffs for faster finishing on the Santa Fe route to Portland Oregon.
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Portland
Ore
Peerless Steam Laundry
Playing Detective Arrests and Forfeiture in Alley Encounter
Two men posing as detectives, John Digman and Sam Darman, were arrested for carrying concealed weapons after a staged confrontation in an alley with Pearly Atkinson and Geo. King. They surrendered revolvers and $20 for appearance. money forfeited, weapons awaiting call. Genuine officers later exposed as impostors.
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John Digman
Sam Darman
Pearly Atkinson
Atkinson
Geo. King
United States
King
Kink
Unclear Fragmentary Text In This Input
The provided excerpt repeats phrases about ages 35 and 27 and mentions police in an unclear context. Readable facts are too fragmentary to form a coherent news item with named entities or events. No definite person, place, or action can be confidently identified for a proper card.
Erratic Frenchman’s Will Hints at Buried Jewels in Kansas
In Silkville near Williamsburg Township Charles Lilly a 48 year old farmer born in France claims to have hidden jewelry and gold from France on his 240 acre farm. He entrusted papers for the farm to be held in trust for male students of the agricultural college at Manhattan. Lilly was taken to Bethany hospital in Kansas City with rheumatism but expected to recover.
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Ottawa
Williamsburg
Silkville
Charles Lilly
France
de Hossierre
Old Country
Nelehbor
Williams
naUve
Agricultural College
Manhattan
Bethany Hospital
Kansas City
Drowned in Mud Near Chanute Kansas
A body was found face down on the wagon road west of Chanute Kansas April 7. The deceased, 2 Mike Alte Gide, a domestic employed in the city, wandered from home earlier and was last seen alive. An inquest concluded asphyxiation by mud as the probable cause.
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Chanute
Kan
Mike Alte Gide
Eximausi
Osage City Wedding Ties Local Dentist to Nelle Hanalip
Osage City on April 7 saw Dr F Hunsicker, a prominent Osage County dentist and treasurer of the county central committee, wed Miss Nelle Hanslip a longtime city schools teacher and state normal graduate from Emporia.
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Osage City
Kun
F. Hunsicker
Nelle Hanalip
Hunsicker
Osage County
Lead at Pleasanten Sale
Fragmentary OCR describes a lead prospect near Pleasanten with unclear details about a sale, distance, and weight. The readable bits mention a thirty feet depth and thirty pounds of something, but the sentence fragments lack coherent actions or named entities to establish a full event.
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Pleasanten
Pleasant
Morgan Goes to Europe and Big Consolidations Rise
New York April 7 Wall Street buzzes over J Pierpont Morgan heading to Europe after a long abroad stay. Major schemes unfold including rent deals finalizing stock interests, a Vanderbilt consolidation, and Buffalo street railways linked with Niagara Falls Power. Potential New York Central and transcontinental alignments loom as Morgan seeks foreign capital.
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Wall Street
New York
Ested
J. Pierpont Morgan
Bine
Majestic
Mr. Morgan
Vanderbilt
Buffalo
Niagara Falls Power Company
New York Central
Chesapeake and Ohio
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati Hamilton
Dayton
Lake Shore
Lakeshore
Northwestern
Union Pacific
Moran
Dewey’s Son Named for Committee of Welcome
Mayor Van Wyck adds George Goodwin Dewey to a civic welcome committee for the returning United States steamship Raleigh. The admiral’s son, a Princeton alumnus and now with Joy Langdon & Co dry foods merchants on Worth Street, expresses modesty and says he has his own ideas of his father’s wishes and will speak with the mayor.
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van Wyck
New York
United States
George Goodwin Dewey
Princeton Col
Joy
Langdon & Co. Dry Foods Commission
Worth Street
I Shall Shake Hands With Raleigh Veterans
A fragment from a reminiscence discusses honoring victors of a battle and greeting the Raleigh troops, noting cousin Lt Willam Winder and meeting at a depot. The narrator recalls accompanying his father, mentions Asiatic squadron command and Commodore Perry, and bids farewell as a train departs.
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Willam Winder
Atver Be
Jim
George
Perry
Emporia Newspaper Editor Details Injury by Col Severy
Editor W A White describes an unprovoked assault by Col Luther Severy in Emporia. White says Severy struck him from behind with a walnut cane, drawing a gun threat, while Severy used obscene language. Severy later pleaded guilty to assault and battery and paid a $5 fine plus costs.
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W. A. White
Emporia National Bank
Star Clothing House
L. Severy
Mr. White
Mr. Severy
Severy
Gazette
the Gazette
Col. Severy
White
Ed Reese
Leter
Eastor White
Haitian tariff sparks import surtax plan
Washington April 7 The state department reports that the Haitian government has imposed a surtax of 25 percent on all imports. Proceeds are to fund a gradual withdrawal of Sumerian missions and related undertakings, signaling a shift in colonial trade policy.
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Bayti
Washington
State Department
Haytien Goverment
Sumex Tiania Sincabsiss Tn
Save Your Neck And Wear Safe Collars From American Steam Laundry
Wade them at American Steam Laundry Tacoma Wash offers collars with no rough edges priced at 5.55 dollars via Sante Fe Route. telephone 241.
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American Steam Laundry
Tacoma
Wash
Stm Drug Co
West Seventh
Telephone
Play Election Declared Legal at Bronson Town
Fort Scott Kansas April. Town of Bronson held a jocular election after no party nominated candidates. County Attorney said no legal convention could be held, yet 39 votes were cast with H. Goodne receiving five and declared mayor. Twenty three men vied for council seats with a full slate of officers.
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Fort Scott
San
Bronson
Sheppard
Bri. H. Goodne
County officials take office after lawful election
The county attorney, after examining the law, rules nominations may be unnecessary and printed candidate names on ballots optional. Blank ballots used as prescribed, and the Monday elections yield legitimate officers. Predecessors must surrender city government. no contest will follow.
Smallpox case reported in Kansas City Kansas
A smallpox case was located in Kansas City Kansas on April 7, Thomas Woods, a colonist, residing at 18 Wein Street, has been ill since late January. Five additional people, Mary Woods, David Pines, Roll Hutt, Albert Smith, and Amanda Bmith, all colored, were in his home and exposed. A doctor blocked exits to prevent escape as health officials notified the city health department, fearing spread to nearby residents, including a home at 15 Bell Street where a prior case was found last week. The situation prompted guarded hopes that no further infections will occur and that authorities will contain the outbreak.
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Thomas Woods
Kansas City
Kas
Kansae City
Wein Street
Mary Woods
David Pines
Roll Hutt
Albert Smith
Amanda Bmith
Woods
Ron
Bell Street
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