Aden Vogt Dies Sunday In East Second Street Home
Aden Frederick Vogt died last evening at his mother Mrs A B Vogts home on East Second street after a week of illness with stomach trouble and hemorrhage. He was born January 4, 1861 in this city and worked as railway construction foreman in Texas and Arizona. Funeral set for 2 50 tomorrow at the residence.
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Aden Frederick Vogt
Vogt
East Second Street
Guthrie
Oklahoma
Burrell
Texas
Arizona
Mr. Vogt
Alister Ellen
J T
McAllister
Lochan Ty
Miss Loa
Mary Brinton
Jonathan Brinton
Grace Hill
Mra Adolph Mayer
Chapin
Iowa
J. Wrogham
East Washington Street
Mary Dillon
Nathan Dillon
Taxewell County
Ill
Sarah Slagal
Delevan, Ill
Tasewell County
Chilldren
Nathan M
Mary L
Sarah A
William F
Rosanah C
George H
Ella A
Frank Brinton
Elia
Adolph Mayer
Bethsemane
Calvary
Bethlehem
Holy Sepulchre
London
Brinton
Elm Grove Cemetery
Remarkable white man escape from 600 Indians
Jon Colter, famed hunter, was captured by 600 warriors who aimed to torture him. He feigned surrender, ran, and in a daring maneuver seized a spear from a pursuer, then fled into trees and a river. He hid beneath driftwood for hours, eluded searchers for seven days, and reached a Bighorn trading post, never fully recovering.
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Jon Colter
Colter
Bighorn River
Smallpox Quarantine Ended and Local Visits Noted
April 28 news brief reports George Baker released from quarantine at a Milwaukee camp south west of Dublin with no new cases. Community notes include visitors at D OC Kilgore and Eckerman homes, Rev A Howell preaching to large crowds, and travels of Mrs McParland. Bromo-Lax ad ends the column.
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George Baker
Milwaukee
Dublin
Ira Sproull
D. OC. Kilgore
McCobb
Blate
Eckerman
A. Howell
R PF. McParland
Keo
J. T Butler Market Opens With Meat Trade Experience
The J. T Butler meat market announces its opening as successor to Todd Stuart. The owner promises to serve the trade with the same quality as in the past and notes years of experience in handling the meat business.
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J. T Butler
Todd Stuart
Dark Crimes Till Labor Stops The Smith Supplied Rigs
A reported interview reveals a self styled craftsman who builds disguises and torture devices for hire. He admits evading police scrutiny while recounting a woman seeking vitriol scars and others willing to injure themselves to elicit pity. He notes many beggars avoid work.
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New York
Watering cart of Singapore described with humorous detail
Poultney Bigelow recounts a Singapore watering cart drawn by white bullocks and Malays in turbans. A government functionary, an advance guard, and others manage the crew, roosting atop the barrel and pole. The scene, solemn and oriental, contrasts with imperial pageantry elsewhere.
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Poultney Bigelow
Singapore
Germany
Eulogies Signal Adjournment Rumors in Congress
Washington notes signal adjournment as lawmakers push for tributes to deceased members. Various eulogies reflect themes from biographical sketches to views on the Northwest and statehood amid irrigation and river and harbor debates.
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Washington
Congress
Lfe
Kyle
South Dakota
Morgin
New
Northwest
Tie
Great Northwest
Senate
House
Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy Ends Childs Suffering
A Virginia mother reports her son’s life saved after a neighbor gave Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy. After three doses the boy recovered within a day, with the regular physician previously deeming him hopeless. The remedy is sold by Stewarts Pharmacy and Cook Sherman.
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Chamberlain
Mary Haller
Mt. Crawford
Stewarts Pharmacy
Cook & Sherman
A Queer Business Showing How Beggars Are Made
A dealer in disguises explains a street scam to create convincing beggars. He describes painting injuries and using fake injuries or burns to induce sympathy, charging a fee for each convincing tale. The ruse includes fake scars, slings, and staged rescues to collect daily fivers.
Doves in Coronation Regalia Highlight English Scepter
The article notes the use of white doves released during French coronations as a symbol of the Holy Ghost guiding kings. It compares this to English regalia such as the rod of equity or scepter with a dove atop a cross, a golden rod adorned with diamonds and a white enamel dove with expanded wings.
Judge frets over gun purchase in peculiar court remark
A prisoner protests a new gun was not paid for and loaded. The judge notes the dealer's claim of nonpayment and muses on legal implications, likening his demeanor to biblical Solomon in a Baltimore American report.
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Solomon
Baltimore
Last place on Earth for booze provokes judge remark
A terse courtroom exchange questions a visitor’s drinking passion as a judge remarks on the guest’s motive. Separately, Flickeringer Wheel company raises wages by 10 percent for its workers as new pay takes effect.
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Flickeringer Wheel Company
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