Miss Ludendorf Endures Impure Blood in Elgin
August 30 1993 Elgin WL reports Miss Ludendorf suffered impure blood. A friend cured by Paine's Celery Compound recommended it and she has used three or four bottles each spring and fall for five years, claiming lasting health. Ludendorf secretary of Ne Morial Creamery Buttermaker’s Association notes daughter troubled each spring with weakness insomnia and eczema.
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Ludendorf
Elgin
Paine
Ne Morial Creamery Buttermaker’s Association
Paine's Celery Compound Cured Her
Celebrations honor freedom with a Tiocals Day club gathering at 413 Kanes. Monroe presided as leaders and selections by the Twenty-third regiment band featured Prof. G. W. Taekeoy. Mrs. J. Rehaus read, and Miss Gyes spoke, with scenes from Met and American Patrol performed.
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Tiocals Day Club
Pete
Monroe
G. W. Taekeoy
Ie Sepa
Fort Pilton
Pages
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G. Snebon
Hisanniga
Cieclinn
Daress
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G&a. B
Etinwatha
J. Rehaus
Met
Tae
Jackson Eee Vietin
Miss Gyes
J. Pas
Tinoth Degott Muule
Topeka Women's Association Plans Activities for Young Women
An editor notes the Topeka organization offers education social and religious programs for young women. Departments include education physical training Bible study and social activities under several officers with classes from October to June and an upcoming educational rally and reception.
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State Journal
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TB Sweet
Mandel Baldwin
Reed
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Jes
George B. Lernot
Topeka
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Mies ME Baldwin
Bila M. Evans
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Cehicnal
Sues Employer Printers Union Branch of Contract Dispute
A report states that the Printers Union Incorporated Alinges Branch filed suit against their employer. The Amalgamated union opposed rival painters, threatening sympathy strikes across 50 operations. Huneker resisted. The dispute involved damages estimated around 6200 and affected shipyard painting and decoration work.
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Unina, Incorporated
Muntker & Sins
Paulnters
Opinn
Philadelphia
Huneker
Ainailty
Money Dispute Involving J H Leon At Lawrence Street
J H Leon of 1006 Lawrence claims he did not suspect a loss after police report a $400 missing. Leon recalls a belt related event before a confrontation and tries to trace where the money went. A party named Des is mentioned in connection with the incident and a reward offer of $209 is discussed.
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J. H. Leon
Lawrence Meoss
Stine
Lyon
Des
Biet & Wirgarn
Cunbaun
Chicago to Rockland and System Return Details
A garbled note lists travel terms including Chicago, Rock Tat, and System. It mentions a September 38 date, a $314.00 amount, and a return limit. The fragment references Hoek tland agents and Chicago Corner & Fer but lacks clear actions or entities.
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Chicago
Hoek
German Tug Titan Arrives to Tow Italian Bark
The Titan, a German tug, arrived from Amsterdam to tow the Italian bark Erasm from Philadelphia to Genoa for repairs. The bark was new and on her maiden voyage, struck by a gale and damaged, marking possibly the first foreign-tow crossing for such a tow.
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Ocean
Philadelphia
Titan
Amsterdam
Erasm
Genos
New Snd
Siena
Legislative journal blunders and venue change debates
A historic review notes misdated and conflicting entries in legislative journals. Errors include proposed venue changes for trials and a stalled state printer amendment. Concurrent resolutions passed or failed with inconsistent numbering, leaving records muddled and potentially invalidating affected measures.
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Senate Journal
House
Campbell
House Journal
Senate
White
Hitl Wilson
Wilson
Secretary Shaw Creates New Bond Refunding Policy
Washington Sept 21 Secretary Shaw authorizes a statement outlining renewed refunding operations for 2 per cent bonds issued for circulation and government securities. He confirms $480,000 of the total $517,000,000 issue remains held for circulation and deposits and that five percent bonds maturing February 1, 190 will be redeemed. Formal instructions to sub-treasuries will issue today permitting substitution of approved state and municipal bonds at 7 percent of value.
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Geporita
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Mente
Oat Cat Bande
M. C. A. Bowling League Opens After Discussion
The YMCA bowling league organized at the association park last night with a loving cup prize donated by G. Se Lacriza of the senation. Preliminary contests will precede the cup tournament as alleys were repaired and new balls and pins purchased. Teams include McPhillamy, Alter, Tracy, Newby, Pyler, Gavitt, Wilkinewn, Henderson, Booth, Walcott, Palmer, Miller, Vesper, Carter among others.
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Association Parkers
G. Se Lacriza
Sennetation
McPhillamy
Sallabert
Alter
Tracy
Kran
Death of Rev Henry Percival Anglican divine in Devon
The Rev Henry Percival Protestant Episcopal clergyman dies at his Devon country home aged 43. A noted writer on theology he defended incense use in essays read before Canterbury’s archbishop’s court in London.
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Philageipeia
Henry Percival
Devon
Percival
Theoley
Canterbury
London
Too Much Iron on Hand in Lebanon Report
Paragraph from the Lebanon Pennsylvania report notes Vice President Muckingham of the Lackawanna Iron and Steel company corroborating a statement about furnaces at Cornwell Pennsylvania being blown, with strikes threatening construction and causing suspensions in building projects. The wording suggests ongoing labor tensions and potential production disruption.
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Muckingham
Lackawanna Iron and Steel Comimont
Cornwell
Snapshots From Home News In Washburn Review Debuts
Fragments from a local sheet describe school year coverage with the Washburn Review dedicating to Freshman class. Notices include literary society receptions, Unite club meeting, and plans for upcoming fall organizing work.
Testimonial for Lipton Gift Approaching Final Design
American people plan a costly Lipton testimonial for Sir Thomas Lipton. Waldorf committee reviews designs including a Native American motif and shamrock tribute. Subscriptions pour in with over 5000 dollars pledged and a Utah senator contributing. fund may reach 3 000 to 5 160. Presentations hoped before Lipton sails to Europe.
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New York
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Waldorf
Sir Thomas Lipton
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Tata
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Wieder MW
Senator Kearns
Utah
Portland
Ore
Europe
City hay market land sale proposal discussed
Proposals will be submitted to the city to use nine lots at Thint and Jackson streets for a hay market. Present owners are willing to sell to the city on terms that cover the cost of the property.
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Jackson Streets
What's the Use to Keep a Coffee Complexion
A woman credits Postum with restoring her complexion and health after years of indigestion heart palpitations and sinking spells from coffee. She stopped coffee switched to Postum and over two years remains well. Battle Creek Michigan notes mention a famous book in the page text.
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Battle Creek
Farwell Dies After Illness. Long public career ends
Obituary notes the death of Mr. Farwell after months of illness. A prominent figure in local and national politics since 1844, he arrived in Chicago from Ogle County and built a business in real estate and banking. He served as county clerk, state official, and U.S. senator, leaving behind three daughters and a son. The record traces his early life, rise in business, and public service.
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Ogle County
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Steuben County
New York
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United States Senate
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Wayora
Chicago
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Yonel
Gress
Republcan
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United States
John A. Logan
Texas
Tesan
The Woman in the Case Aids Kilpatrick Death Mystery
New York records reveal a torn check and letters tied to John D Kilpatrick case. J B Lambie, Kilpatrick’s stepfather, hints at sensational leads involving a young social figure as a potential recipient. The mystery centers on whether Kilpatrick’s death was self-inflicted or influenced by others.
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New York
Kitpatrick
J. B. Lambie
Beadman
New York City
The Tro Lisee Walts at New Crawford Theatre Compass
Lincoln J. Tiere stages a dramatic two woman double in The Tro Lisee Walts at the New Crawford on Seaer, with rapid transformations and skilled impersonation. Queen of the Highway by James H Wallick Anus ment Company promises a western melodrama at the New Crawford Sundes night. Herrmann the Great performs next Wednesday with Morey Black company.
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Crawford On Seaer
Ters Geen
Mvargl
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Ches. A. Taylor
Says
Herrmann the Great
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Echa
Crawford
Morey Black Company
Princess of a Day Delights with Clever Stagecraft
A crowded house witnessed a bold stage show featuring an intricate pantomime of Cleopatra by Pan Peer Ot. The evening, described as witty and stylish, offered deft hand tricks and elegant performances across a strong ensemble.
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