Burial Ground Still Scene Of Rites At Trinity Churchyard
New York September 6 The grave stones in Trinity churchyard at Wall Street date to 1681 yet the cemetery remains in use as a burial ground. Many family vaults under the south lawn belong to old New York families. Visitors seek stones of Fulton Hamilton and Kearney, while other stories include Charlotte Temple and a spire once the city’s highest. The 287 foot spire once offered a view of the city and visitors paid to ascend the steeple in earlier days.
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Wall, Street
Little Island of Sword
Financial
Trinity
Richard Churcher
Anne
Robert Fulton
Alexander Hamilton
Captain Lawrence
Philip Kearney
Fulton
Hamilton
Philip
Matthew L. Davis
Aaron Burr
Broadway
Charlotte Temple
America
Portsmouth
England
Rene
Trinity Church
William J. Boyd
St. Paul's Church
Sea captain’s tale sparks memory of Trinity tower
Trinity recalls a sea captain who visited years ago and climbed the tower of Trinity. He said from the top he could see the cross at the summit out to sea, and that moment told him he was home.
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Trinnity
Boyd
Mitchell Resident Held to Grand Jury for Beating Wife
Osage Missouri Sept 6 Vincen Gall en of Mitchell is under $500 bond to await action by the grand jury on charge of assault with intent to do great bodily harm preferred by his wife Guillen is alleged to have beaten the woman Wednesday
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Vincen
Gallen
Mitchell
Grand Jury
Dubuque Sees Record Building Year Amid $2.7 Million Program
Dubuque Iowa on September 6 reports a peak building year with nine major projects totaling from $26,000 to $1,200,000 and extensive street paving. Several buildings are finished and occupied while others near completion or just begun. The city’s total building activity approaches $2.7 million.
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Dubuque
Kruschen Salts Promise Safe Fat Loss and Health Boost
An advertisement touts Kruschen Salts as the easy safe way to shed unwanted fat while improving health and energy. It claims the salts purge blood and aid kidneys and bowels, with daily half teaspoon doses in hot water. The ad urges purchasing from Robert Drug Co or any drugstore, with a money back guarantee if health doesn’t improve.
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Robert Drug Co
Municipal improvements nearing finish with costs around $50,000
The report notes municipal improvements costing about $50,000 are completed or in final stages, while other expenditures total roughly $240,000. The figures reflect ongoing city projects and budget allocations during the period.
Federal Court to Convene Monday in Iowa District
Judge George C. Scott of Sioux City will preside over the postponed May term of the U S district court for the eastern division northern district of Iowa. The session starts at 10 a m Monday in the federal courtroom on the post office building second floor. Hearings may occur without a jury and no trial jury will attend. Judge Scott will also hold court Wednesday at Mason City.
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Sioux City
United States District Court
Iowa
Post Office
Scott
Mason City
New Hair Tonic Promises Color Return
An advertisement extols Lea's Hair Tonic as a safe non staining remedy to restore natural hair color within weeks. It claims scalp use over days will gradually revert gray hair, promises invisibility and youth enhancement, and offers a one dollar bottle with a money back guarantee from Lea's Tonic Co. of Brentwood Maryland.
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Brentwood
Maryland
Hair Tonic
Lea's Tonic Co
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