Twin Sisters Endorse Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey at 73
Emma Shively of Big City Kentucky and Belle Beatty of Louisville Kentucky, both 73, praise Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a health tonic preserving vigor. The ads show their photos and include testimonials dated 1907 from Emma Shively and Belle Beatty about renewed strength and ease of pain.
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Irs
Emma Shively
Belle Beatty
Big City
Louisville
Lama
Big Cliffy
15Th &T
Irisville
Fines Questioned by Major Packing Firms before Supreme Court
Washington DC and Missouri case files show Armour, BRIE, and Cudahy packing companies seek certiorari to overturn $16,000 fines levied by the US district court of Western Missouri. The authority claims improper assessment without proven bad faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Briat of Armour, Brie and Cudahy Packing Companies
Supreme Court of the United States
United States District Court of Westorm
Missouri
Abe Elkins
Relying on Dishonest Methods for Rebates in Rail Transport
The article argues that rebates were obtained by underhanded means to secure discounts transforming shipments east of the Mississippi. It questions Missouri court jurisdiction and contends the Kansas-based concealments show the acts occurred in Kansas after transport. It notes the indictment sufficiency debate and cites rebates claimed from the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy railroad.
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Kansas
Missiasupt
Il Sealgo
Chicago
Tuviington
Quincy Railroad
Boston Wool Market Stays Quiet Amid Moderate Demand
In Boston the wool market shows little activity with buyers persistent above average levels, keeping prices largely unchanged. Quotations cover California and Oregon wools, Northern and Eastern classifications, and various grades from fine to clothing quality, as buyers focus on broader market conditions.
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Rorten
Col
California
Midilin County
Oregon
Victimla Radnall Tragedy Near Wye Creek
V ictnela Radnall of Pisasant Grove died after a night of distress with her husband and children. The body was found near Coes Creek with signs of a struggle and a jar of carbolic acid. Police investigation proceeds as relatives mourn the family’s loss and the community seeks answers.
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Woussal Grove
Victoria Lindneall
Duvepl Radnall
Madnull
Wil Mixle
Grenind
Hanes
Fir Shephar
Hyun
Agle
Maduall
Anderson
Iroaser
Jolley Bankrupt Faces Federal Petition Details
Ball Lake, Det Ueedaneph M. reports Jolley filed for voluntary bankruptcy in the federal court. Jolley lists farming as his main business with assets of 4,087.22 and claimed exemptions totaling 340. The schedule shows mortgage debts on real estate and cattle, with notes on leaves and sheep driving most debt.
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Ball Lake
Ueedaneph M
Mapleton
Jolley Seacrthea
Visiting with His Mother in Salt Lake and News Tales
Dr. Watters of New York visits his mother and talks of a near fatal stroke on a Union Pacific train caused by high altitude near Sherman Pass. He plans to return to New York soon while his brother William waits. He recalls the British liner held by a U S warship near West Indies during a Confederate episode, with Major Wilkes as a city casualty.
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Salt Lake
Get
Watters
New York
Uiiion Pacific
Sherman Pass
Chicago
Erary Das
Lome
Willam
Temay
Cacemberel
Wattera Waku
United States
Edmund Wiles
Confederata
Mason
Snell
Wilkes
Expensive Dudes In Ontario Duck Case
Balt Lake Ontario defendants before Justices of the Peace on a duck shooting dispute. Smith, Sage and Everell Hugily Wet accused of timed dicks after nightfall and of shooting ducks at Dusty tins road. They faced fines up to WHI, while Nelo claimed he shot ducks legally and pleaded guilty, arguing no fault.
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Balt Lake
William. Dloyd
Vb Evereth
Waliee Nellam
Ponce Dana 'T
Sage
Everell
Fort Thamas
Roth
Dina
Lg li
Kline
Tilly
Divorces Complaint Alleges Cruel Treatment by Husband
Maria Balt Laird files for divorce on grounds of cruel and unusual treatment by John Workman. She recounts injuries from his blows, the couple wed in May 1906 at Balt Lake, and seeks $50 for alimony and $28 attorney fees. Details describe police custody and family involvement. Barnacle and Goodwin tied to the case as involved persons with travel arrangements noted.
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Balt Laird
Arabella
Mat Texday
uRathat
John Workman
Ala
Workman
Phe
Cour Sud
R Morehan
Hla
Rich ore found spurring new strike at Le Shiver Bow district
Reports from Tonopah area note rich ore and large bodies of high grade mineralization near the Silver Bow-Bell property. Directors and manager discuss a rumored new strike while sampler work and a 180 foot ledge audit hint at a more uniform vein. miners speak of potential shipments and rising interest in the claim.
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le Shiver Bow Minis
Catlin
Ube
Feylty
Bester
Jonepah Bite
Platt Admits Marriage Claim and Forgery Allegations
Aged senator is accused in a convoluted letter saga alleging forged documents and a forged marriage admission. The fragmentary text suggests Platt admitted a marriage in a letter chain while another letter claims a forgery by a Wood and other named individuals. Verification and full context are unclear from the surviving lines.
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New York
Thuy C.plath
Mae Wood
Mae G. Wool
Washington
Gelaber
Thor
Wien
Assaulted Sister Ban Lane Arrest Details Unclear
Fragmentary report states a suspect named Corea Boarman and a group member were arrested in connection with a brutal assault on a young sister. Partial text mentions charges of brutality and multiple injuries across unspecified dates and locations, with unclear names and places due to OCR errors.
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Ban Lane
Corea Boarman
Untuvluas Rege
Taras
Teres
Letter Alleged to Record Senator Platts Wedding Night
Autograph note dated November 28 1901 from Senator Platt to Katherine hints at a private wedding event at the Avenue hotel. The missive describes a planned 4 o'clock meeting, a rooming arrangement with suite 18K, and references a marriage reportedly occurring Saturday evening in a hotel suite with a bath and separate rooms, amid cryptic remarks and postscript re confirming the teller.
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Papeetetog of
Flatts
Purporia
Platt
Weltin
Ifthe Avenue
Katherine
Denver railroad dispute stirs talks on reinstatement and strikes
Vice President Charles J. Sehlarks of the Denver and Rio Grande explains the company's stance to not reinstate workers on demand. The case centers on Skeggs who was discharged September 21 for refusing to test Western Union wires. Officials say the action violated the railroad’s obligations to Western Union Telegraph and may prompt legal and labor review as unions weigh potential strikes.
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Denver. Cole
Gol. Jn
Sintersien
Charles J. Sehlarks
Denver and Rio Grande Railroad
Gnerator’ Ki
Skegge
Western Union
Grand Jimer
Skeggs
Sehmehy
Wester Union Telegraph Company
Siverior aMuery
Westmerge
Ilseiplind
Nob
Perhim
Olduile
Wes
Schinal
Sal Lies and Stenographer Exposes Fear in Homes
Miss Catherine Cugain, secretary of the Teachers, says men fearmarital control and domestic oppression as they see in children the wreckage of machismo. She and others describe demon upheavals and vivid tales of tragic homes, urging a switch toward spiritual rather than material life.
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Werself
Mias
Haywood Reception Plans Discussed in Dent City
Stenographer Ballie Snqokg reports a reception for Haywood in Yon Francisco on Oct 18. Haywood’s defense and supporters plan a city stop next month during a Western tour to raise funds for his defense, with a celebratory tone amid anticipation.
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Yon
Francisco
Haywoor Patthone
Jengie
Dent's
William D. Haywood
Aeiulie
Itpese
Unis
Arella
Aked Farwird
Thief Drops Into Saloon in Wil County Tale
A garbled report describes a theft at a saloon near Hall Lake in Wil Mamsatt area. The suspect entered, attempted to steal, then fled as patrons and bystanders watched. A second man, Gordon, was knocked aside in a separate disturbance nearby while law enforcement pursued leads through the night.
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Hall Lake
Det
George
Fries i
Bon. Draper
Ady
Waleoy
Ted Wii
Himianta
Aeuti de San Hotood
Michele Wort
Gordon
Tay
Gan
Qeera
Cardi
Gorda
SALLIE SNOOKS STENOGRAPHER SEEKS REINSTATEMENT
A fragment indicates former Western Union stenographers, including Sallie Snooks, applied for reinstatement after a strike. The text is garbled but suggests job actions and a 48 hour period related to the employment issue.
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Hale and Hearty
Duffy’s Pure
Duffy
Revieh
Armour
Swift
Cudahy
Boston Wool Market
State and Intermountain News
Victnela Radnall
Pisasant
Holtiex
Jolley
Parnagle
Sul Lake
Rlle Garanele
Grand Cimetion
Flozgle Goodwin
Cer Galligr
East First South Street
Gig Hodien
Rave
Skeges
Sallie Knocks
Haywood
Sade Tomear
Mathis, Dicckson
Clark’s Stores
Wash, Ave
Bartendar
Teta Meyergt
Eadit
Wien Lites
Sallie Snooks
Pao
Lydia
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Wolloc
Utar National Bank
Ogden
Utah
J. E Dooly
Ralph E. Hoag
Joseph S. Peery
A. V. McIntosh
Asst
Cashie
First National Bank OF
Ogden, Utah
Thirid Lecies
A.B. Browning
Tribe
Vohy Pingees
Cashier
F. Bortno
Apal
UTAR
Norfolk
Hoxton
Palladelyhia
Mexico City
Arturn
G. FO
Gethin City
Olly Enginger
Poul
Jane Ade Unh RU RY
Gyden Savings Bank
Breil Mecinn
Chaz
HW. Marton
Cafea
KROOD
Insek
Ponte Varley
Foon
Leo
Twenty-fifth Streat
Uteh
Chhivyy
Privet Srest
Sty 64Th Street
Ogodh
Mitchell Bros
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