Manistee News Teems With Local Happenings And Injuries
Geo A Smith plans ads at Adsit residence as Slater family prepares to move in. Baptist Young People's Union hosts reception for High School teachers and pupils on September 9. Eight coaches summoned to transport excursionists on West Michigan road. baggage refused. Edith Gibbs and Albert Garnett hosted Baptist church Sunday school classes yesterday afternoon. Tiny Tommie Huisse nearly suffered a fatal accident after a fall from a swing. Dr Holliday treated a scalp wound and he is recovering. Manistee hosts citizen's meeting to honor Company B with shutdowns for community participation. committee of nine to arrange a public banquet after recovery. Telegram reports Bert Gage moved to New York hospital. Chase Hale or Elsworth Hale condition noted as worse.
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Tommie Huisse
Manistee
Company B
Noad
Doctor Thompson Offers Services to Soldiers
Dr. I. A. Thompson returned from the state capitol and Detroit after interviewing Governor Pingree about going to the front to treat sick soldiers without pay. The governor advised him to stay home as troops were returning and already have physicians.
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I. A. Thompson
State Capitol
Detroit
Pingree
Artist Moble Finishes Forest Lodge Views for Album
Artist Moble completes twenty one platino prints from negatives made at Forest Lodge Long Lake. The view album is adjustable to add more Lodge scenes including buildings lakes and lanes. Additional views planned and orders for ten sets already placed.
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Moble
Forest Lodge
Long Lake
Work of fiends wrecks three trains in New York Ontario and Western
A dramatic wreck involved the New York Ontario and Western line as three trains collided and suffered damage. Details report injuries and disruption across routes, with investigators examining signal failures and possible causes after the crash.
Wreck of NY O&W train blamed on tramps near Fulton
Special to the Daily Eagle reports a New York train wreck on the New York Ontario and Western line three miles south of Fulton. Cars piled and burned, three killed and many injured though exact totals were not yet known. Authorities label it the work of tramps and investigators are assessing the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
New York
New York, Ontario and Western
Fulton
Boston Store P. 8S Offers Clean Wholesale Goods
The ad denies misrepresentation of sale items and pledges plentiful, fashionable merchandise from their wholesale department. It invites competitors to inspect values and notes a token incentive of $6 and $4 to two brightest town lads.
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Boston
The Best Salve for Skin Ailments Sold By J G Johnson
A salve advertised as the best for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied. Priced at 25 cents per box and sold by J G Johnson and S E Wait. Boydell's mixed paint also advertised by the drugstore S E Wait. 1654-tf
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J. G. Johnson
S E Wait
Boydell
Wesellit
E. Wait
Home Saturday Robins and Newton Depart for New York
Telegraph from New York dated Sept 1, 1898 states Mrs Mary A Roberts, Will Hastings and Newton are furloughed and away. The message directs Robins and others to return home Saturday. Lorin Roberts reports the development from the company men who traveled to New York.
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New York
Mary A S Roberts
Will
Hastings
Newton
Lorin Roberts
Second annual Wexford Missaukee Veterans Reunion at Cadillac
The second annual reunion of the Wexford and Missaukee counties Veterans Association will be held in Cadillac on September 14 and 15 under the Cadillac Free Street Fair. Addresses will be delivered by Congressman R. P. Bishop of Ludington and Hon. P. Allen of Ypsilanti. A C and W M excursion to Petoskey is planned. The C and W M excursion to Petoskey departs Traverse City at 5:10 am on Sunday September 4 and returns the same day. Round trip fare is 1. Likely details include 1.68 or 1.68.
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Wexford and Missaukee Counties
Petoskey
Septemer
Traverse City
Mass Meeting Sets Plans for Hannah Rules Reception
Mayor Smith presided at the City Opera House as citizens formed an executive committee with power to act. The group aims to host a big celebration for the boys, with subcommittees on finance reception music parade transportation decoration resolutions and memorial. Funds will be solicited by the finance committee.
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Smith
City Opera House
Hannah Rules
P. C. Gilbert
T. T. Bates
E. L. Sprague
Frank Hamilton
H Montague
H. C. Davis
J. W. Milliken
A. V. Friedrich
E R. McCoy
L. A. Pratt
Geo. Hoyt
W. W. Fairchild
Personal notes and condolences blend in East Bay camp items
A collection of brief notices lists W. W. Miller and wife camping at East Bay John Needham resuming studies at St Marys Seminary in Cincinnati Mrs G F Bates visiting family in Oak Park in Kent County Mrs J Dunning visiting after summer at Ne aha ta wanta Miss Dora Crum traveling to Southern Michigan Toledo and Grand Rapids for fall styles Mamie Culman visiting Mrs Jos Moesenick then entering school for the blind at Flirt The Cahalan family returns to Wyandotte and Chas E Hale will join his private brother at Montauk Point after hospital leave A funeral notice marks the death of George M Swainston with lodge sympathy extended and Draping of the lodge room by Kingsley Lodge I O O F
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W. W. Miller
East Bay
John Needham
St. Mary’s Seminary
Cincinnati
Ohio
G. F. Bates
Englishville
Kent Co
B. Colvin
Oak Park
J. Dunning
Ne-ah-ta-wanta
Toledo
Grand Rapids
Mamie Culman
Jos. Moesenick
East Eight Street
Mamie
Flirt
M. Morton
John
James
Rickie
Leo Cahalan
P. Needham
Wyandotte
Chas. E. Hale
Montauk Point
L. 1
Hale
Charles
Camp Wikoff
Electric Bitters Promised Cure for Liver Ailment
A 19th century ad-style claim promotes Electric Bitters as a universal remedy. It asserts relief from body pains, liver disorder, loss of appetite, and fatigue, claiming the product tones the system and makes users feel renewed. Offered at 50 cents per bottle by J. G. Johnson and S. E Watt's Drug Store.
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J. G. Johnson
S. E Watt
Also Mentioned on This Page
State Bank
Traverse City, M CH
Perry Hannah
Pres
A. T. Lay
Jas. Morgan
J.T. Hannah
Our Savings Department
H.S. Hull
Jno
T. Beadle
B. J. Morgan
C. A. Hammond
H. S. Hull
B. J Morgan
D C. Leach
M. B. Covell
Gainslett
F. A. Earl
TAK Steam Laundry
Treet
Union Street
Hig3gins
Salk
EE Miller
Scroo
Alice L. Crawford
Mabel P. White
Alice T. Roberts
Jozefa M. Wilhelm
H. B. Perue
Ella Ellenwood
Chicago
Board of Education
Traverse City Lumber Company
Chas Rietz
Washington and
Rose Streets
Geo. A. Smith
Adsit
J. W. Slater
The
Baptist Young Peoples Union
West Michigan Road
Edith Gibbs
Albert Garnett
Baptist Church
Lieut. Klaasen
Dr. Thompson
Daily Eagle
Bucklen
ROYA
Royal Baking Powder CO
Robins. Dactivus
Parloughead
Company M
Cadillac
MASS
Pyramids
Alfred V. Friedrich
Willow
Jas. G. Johnson
Union St
C. & W M. Depot
H. E. Gibbs
Hannah & Lay CO
George M. Swainston
Grand Traverse
Grand Pera
C. E. Horst
Sions
Prof
Horst
Steinberg
Atehefs
Front Street
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