Minyon’s Homeopathic Remedies Praised by Westfield Man
W H Andrews of Westfield Massachusetts endorses Munyon’s Cold Cure, Pepsdia Cure, Nerve Cure and Headache Care. He notes rapid relief for colds, seven year dyspepsia cured with three vials, headaches eased in half an hour, and his wife’s sleep issues improved. He urges blessings on the Munyon proprietors and mentions the 25 cent bottle price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gelder
W. H. Andrews
Westfield
Mas
Minnyon
Munyon
Homeopathic Home Remedy Company
Philadelphia
Arch Street
Philodelphia
Baseball Scores and Democratic Split in Nebraska
Baseball scores from Woestern and National Leagues list Grand Rapids, Kansas City, Terre Haute, Minneapolis, Indianapolis, Detroit, St Paul, Cleveland, Baltimore, Chicago, Philadelphia, Cincinnati, and Boston results. Nebraska Democrats split with free silver wing inviting Carlisle to Omaha August 22 while he also accepts to address the opposing faction September 5 after last fall fusion ticket bolted.
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Grand Rapids
Kansas City
Nebraska
Omawa
Neb
Democratic State Central Committee
Omaha
Carlisle
Potters firm sues Farwell for $12.84 million fraud case
Sensations! Chicago Suit, Omeica July 183 John Brooks and George D. Bullen as assignees of Potter Lovell Co of Boston file a bill of discovery against J. W. Farwell Co of this city. They seek to compel an accounting for $12,840,000 of securities fraudulently transferred on the eve of the assignment in August 1890.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Omeica
John Brooks
George D. Bullen
Potter, Lovell & Co
Boston
J. W. Farwell & Co
News Briefs Span Birthplace Visit and Rail Plans
Ex Speaker Crisp travels to England to visit birthplace while Rev Arthur Brooks dies at sea aboard the Fulda. Half yearly raids show no gains. Pacific coast to Salt Lake cooperative road seeks funds but appears impractical. Illinois Central pays a 2.5 percent dividend on August 21. Heavy rain in Peoria sets a forty year record at 3.7 inches in ten hours. Trinidad magistrate Arthur Newson arrested in Brooklyn for embezzling 250000 from estates. San Francisco port official probes undervalued imports after Williams Foote charges. Whitecaps drive two Freeport women from home. Springfield consolidates Indians with Decatur and Western and with Decatur Eastern lines. Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup touted for children’s ailments. Local ads tout mineral baths at Picketts and services by J T Sheldon and area laundries.
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Crisp
England
Arthur Brooks
Phillips Brooks
Fulda
Southampton
Agricultural Department
Pacific Coast
Salt Lake
Illinois Central
Peoria
Ill
Arthur Newson
Trimidad
Brooklyn
Trinidad
San Francisco
Port Rague
United States
Foote
Whitecaps
Freeport
Ind
Springfield
Indians, Decatur and Western Railway
Decatur and Eastern Railway Company
Indiana, Decatur and Western Railway Company
Indianapolis
Wreck on Santa Fe near Monument Claims Three Lives
A freight train laden with lumber and stone plunged fifty feet through a bridge west of Monument Colorado, killing three and injuring fourteen. The dead include Mrs Albert Cooper and J C Childers of Kansas City and an unknown tramp. Wrecking crews and physicians rushed to the scene, with Colorado Springs hospitals expecting the injured.
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Denven
Col
Santa Fe Road
Monument
Denver
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Albert Cooper
Kansas City
J. C. Childers
Mia
Two Firemen Die in Cincinnati Hay Warehouse Fire
A large blaze at J. H. Horreson & Co. hay and feed warehouse at Water and Walnut streets in Cincinnati caused extensive damage. Two firemen were killed and eighteen injured as flames threatened surrounding buildings. The fire drew the entire department after an alarm from box 13 and spread toward Walnut Water Vine and Front streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Dixerssatt
Ohio
J. H. Horreson & Co
Water
Walnut
Vine
Front
Foreclosure sale sought of Atlantic and Pacific line
A United States Trust Company bill filed in Albuquerque seeks foreclosure and sale of the Atlantic and Pacific property. No payments on the first mortgage since January 1891 and a receivership is anticipated. The Atchison group plans a separate receivership soon. Compromise with the Choctaw nation ends contractor removals as George S Good Co settles royalties in Indiana Territory.
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Atlantic and Pacific
Cxrcaco
United States Court
Albuquerque
N. M
United States Trust Company
Atchison
Reorganization Committee
Laura McAies
Ind. Ter
George S. Good & Co
Train kills Livingston county millionaire in Missouri
S. P. Calkins an elderly and wealthy resident of Livingston county was struck and killed by Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul train No 2 near his home in Missouri on July 18. The incident occurred as he was near his residence.
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Corticotthe
S. P. Calkins
Livingston County
County
Chicago
Milwaukee and St. Paul
New Reid Bros packing house rebuilt by Kassas City firm
Wil Rebuild the Plant Kassas City Mo July 18 A new company with capital of 1 000 000 will rebuild the Reid Bros packing house William J Reid leads the enterprise and many of the citys top capitalists have shown willingness to invest stock. No definite reorganization plan yet adopted but advance encouragements assure success of the project.
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Wil
Kassas Ciry, Mo
Reid Bros Packing House
William J. Reid
Ex-Cashier Arrested Over Bank Deposit Shortage
Aurora Mo July 18 W L Lou don ex cashier of the Aurora State bank which failed last April was arrested last night on the charge of receiving 15 75 in deposits knowing the bank was in a failing condition Bond set at 300 and quickly signed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurora
Avrora
W. L Loudon
Aurora State Bank
Triple Crime Allegedly Result of Liquor in Oxana
Oxana Nebraska July 18 Joseph Nickima of Pleasanton Buffalo County a farmer shot his wife wounded a neighbor farmer and cut his own throat while insane from liquor The Journal notes the incident follows liquor aided delirium and urges subscription to the journal
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Oxana
Neb
Joseph Nickima
Pleasanton
Buffalo County
Taylor Case Set For Late Next Week In Camnnellton
In Camnnellton Missouri on July 18 the Taylor brothers were brought to court. Judge Bresnehan says the state is ready for trial while the defense seeks depositions from ill witnesses. A strict venue of 300 men will form a panel of forty for Monday at 1 pm. Trial likely Thursday with heavy party participation and many witnesses.
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Taylor
Camnellton
Taylor Brothers
Bresnehan
Hale
Linn
Sullivan
Corbett Divorce Case Continues Testimony
New York July 18 There was another hearing before Ref eree Jacobs in the divorce suit of Mrs Ollie Corbett against James J Corbett Miss Marie King a member of the dramatic company traveling with Corbett continued her testimony about relations with a woman known as Vera She cited an instance in a railway car and noted the hotel register entry J J Corbett and wife in Corning Ohio If the referee favors the plaintiff alimony would be set at 100 a week Adjournment to July 20 to obtain testimony from the West.
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Marie King
New York
Jacobs
Ollie Corbett
James J. Corbett
Corbett
Vera
Miss King
Corning
Ohio
J. J. Corbett
West
Hearne De Young Libel Suit Sparks Security Checks
Excitement rose in Hearne versus De Young libel case at Hayspar Missouri as deputies announced searches of all entrants to Attorney Mahan's office where depositions are being taken. Widespread fears of gunplay loomed, centered on Dr. Hearne, though he had no weapons on him when plans shifted at the last moment.
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Hearne-De Young
Haysrpar
Attorney Mahan
Hearne
Flames In Sedalia Destroy Several Businesses
Fire swept through Sedalia Missouri damaging the Van Wagner Henney Shoe company Gentry Cloney’s store and Walmsley’s furnishing goods and tailoring house. Losses reach about fifty thousand dollars with half covered by insurance. Three firemen fell victim to collapsing walls but escaped serious injury. Separately Jessie Finley captured near Pottawatomie and brought to Baregtoton Oklahoma City.
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Separta
van Wagner-Henney Shoe Company
Gentry & Cloney
Gentlemen’s
John Walmsley
Official Call Issued for Missouri Democratic Convention
In St Louis on July 18 the official call announces the state Democratic convention to be held in Perth Springs on August 6. Representation is by one delegate per 500 Cleveland votes in 1892, with an extra delegate for fractional parts of 250 or more, and each county and ward gets at least one delegate.
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St. Louis
Perth Springs
St Louis
Cleveland
Fire at Bates County Globe Office Destroyed in Inferno
A Bates County Globe plant in Huse Missouri burned at 2 o clock, destroying the Palmer Bros owned office. The fire carrier suggests incendiary origin, set in a cananea room, with a loss estimated at 3500 dollars and insurance coverage of 1450 dollars.
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Huse
Bates County Globe
Palmer Bros
No Suffering at All
Cherokee strip residents denounce外 outside newspaper reports of hardship as indignation meetings spread anger over alleged suffering. In St Louis Philip Zepp prominent politician dies at home after long public service.
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Pexar
Cherokee Strip
St. Loui
Philip J. Zepp
St. Louis
Agitators Out as Omaha Police Purge A P A
Omaha July 18 actions against the American Protective Association radicalism lead to a police reorganization under Chief White from Chicago. Twenty five political and sectarian agitators are discharged and police warned not to let religion influence their duty.
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Omaha
AP Abes
White
Chicago
Chase Declines Governorship and Seeks Peace
Ex warden Dicx from Winfield reports the former official feels relieved from public office duties and intends to live quietly on his farm next spring. Chase dismisses Populist governor chances, citing disillusionment with Lewelling and Morrill administrations as his reason to avoid the state’s top post.
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Dicx Wnaste
Winfield
Chase
Lewelling
Morrill
Journalistic Jottings: Notable Quips on Work and Vices
A column of pithy sayings comments on ceiling repairers, penitentiaries, confidence, bunco schemes, pay gaps, temper, recreation, lawfulness, carpenters, and the mosquito’s upcoming impact on American hides. It blends aphorisms with social observations, reflecting early 20th century concerns about labor, crime, and industry.
Platinum in Peru and sources worldwide
Platinum origin traced to Peru with early discovery in beds of auriferous sands in 1823 and Russian government workings since then. Also noted are later finds in Canada, Oregon, the West Indies, Brazil, Colombia, and Borneo, with Ural mountains as chief ore supplier. Three sunstrokes reported at Blue Rapids during extreme heat, and a note on a bootlegger escape at a ball game. Travel advertisement for Chicago Great Western Railway Maple Leaf Route highlights through trains Kansas City to Des Moines and Minneapolis.
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Peru
Canada
Oregon
West Indies
Brazil
Columbian
Borneo
Ural Mountains
Siberia
Chicago Great Western
Kansas City
Des Moines
Marshalltown
St Paul
Minneapolis
Geo W. Lincoln
F. Hf
Losa
P&t A
Chicago
Minois
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Minyon
Mra Winslow
Picket
Harrison
J.T. Sheldon
Iane
Pausers
Santa Fe
T. M. Bresnehen
T. B. Fields
A. W. Mullins
L. A. Holliday
Sidney Miller
B. F. Pierce
James L. Minnis
J. B. Hale
E.R. Stephens
D. M. Wilson
R. F. Lozier
James F. Graham
T. M. Brinkley
A. W. Meyers
Sedalia
Barefgoten
Oxcanoma City
Jessie Finley
Christian Brothers
Pottowatomie
Chang
Buce Ramps
Kan
Blue Rapids
Justice of the Peace
Blue Raps
Kaz
Halma
Aere Hasima
Louisvills
Awith
Monmouth
Major
Bts
Jonene Mate Bon
Tommy Turner
Brantford
North China Mission
Jookin
Anne Ecetmilen
Bi Hia
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