Funeral Services for Mrs Harrison at White House
The funeral for Mrs Francesca Harrison was held at the White House yesterday. Notables including Vice President and cabinet members attended. President Harrison, Mrs Harrison, Rev Dr Hamlin, and Rev Dr Bartlett led prayers and scripture readings before the service concluded with a hymn and benediction. The procession moved to the station for the train to Indianapolis.
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Flarcisca
Waté
Mansien
Tou
Pal Chareh
Wroiek
Ose
Ted
Harrisons
Fathy
Hamlin
Bartlett
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Harrison
Indianapolis
Jesus
Horton
Pennsylvania Railroad
Indianapple
Blaine
Hattie Blaine
Whitelaw Reid
Wheat crop estimate shows 40 million bushels in state
A state board of agriculture report based on township correspondents estimates the current wheat yield at fourteen bushels per acre, totaling about 40 million bushels for the state. The crop is down about 5 million from last year despite expanded acreage. last season averaged seventeen bushels. About 4 million bushels remain in producers' hands from last year.
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Costumbus
State Board of Agriculture
Remarkable Salt Rheum Cure Story Told by Wilbur Hale
Quartermaster Wilbur L. Hale of Prot. Post GA recounts his decade long battle with terrible salt rheum covering his body. After trying numerous doctors and remedies, he reports recovery following treatment with Dr David Kennedy Favorite Remedy from Rendout NY, claiming sores healed and he could wear clothes again.
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Wilbur I. Hale
Post
Kingston
N. Y
NY & Wilawa
Nanan
David Rennedy
Evine
Winnie Hate
Peer Dayeld
Ban Toys
Profeseio Dais
Dry Weather Threatens Bavatte Counties Fire Alert
The region faces extreme fire danger as dry weather and gusty winds drive wildfires toward forests and settlements. Officials warn of rapid spread and potential destruction to towns, water supplies, and infrastructure while rationing resources and coordinating evacuations.
Marietta College Class Fights End With Arrests
In Marietta Ohio October 26 9s and 96s clashed in three fights sparked near Prestaternin church Putnam street and college grounds. Police arrested three fighters during the large altercation with injuries and an effigy tossed into the Ohio river. About forty students participated and further arrests were expected.
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Marietta
Marietta College
Prestaternin Church
Putnam Street
Binai
Cllege
Ont
Ohio
Third Avenue Elevated Crash at City Hall Station
brakes failed sending a train into end bumpers at City hall station injuring two Brooklyn women Mrs William Wallace and Miss May Long. panic ensued while passengers rushed the platform. minor injuries reported from broken glass and bruises.
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New York
Third Avenue
City Hall
William Wallace
Brooklyn
May Long
Missourian notices maiden name and date in Lamar notice
The fragment mentions Mrs. Agee in Lamar Missouri January 21 with a casual reference to illness and a remark about a single bottle of Mother's Friend. The text is garbled and incomplete but indicates a regional notice from Lamar Missouri dated January 21 describing a brief illness.
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Agee Lamar
Missowel
Four Die In Cleveland House Fire After Sleeper Family Trapped
A Cleveland fire at Central avenue and Harriet street in a two story building killed a father mother and two young sons. The front half was destroyed and four unrecognizable bodies were recovered from the burnt timbers. The saloon downstairs may have sparked the blaze. The neighbouring family H Babcock escaped with near suffocation. Insurance losses totaled about 3 000.
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Cleveland
Central Avenue
Harriet Street
Cleveland and
Pittsburg
F. J. Vacha
James Shannon
John McGinty
Shannon
James, Jr
John
Sarah Mce Gioty
Allnet
H Babcock
Babcok
Poison Suspected in Death of Two Farm Hands
In Litchfield Connecticut on October 27, Jackson Tompkins and Patrik Lavin were found dead in a barnyard. The two robust workers for Frank Coe fell ill after morning field work and were dead by sundown. Authorities suspect poison as the cause and will analyze stomach contents.
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Lithfield
Conn
Litchfield
Jackson Tompkins
Patrik Lavin
Frank Coe
Mr Coe
Roximry
Rook
Tompeims
Lavin
Tompkins
Lavia
Brennen
Charles Jones
Youdd
Death by Electric Shock Kills Westinghouse Worker
Edward Woods of Philadelphia, a Westinghouse General Electric worker, died after grasping an Allegheny Light wire while two linemen from the Allegheny company assisted repairs near the Westinghouse plant at Duquesne Way and Garrison alley. A rule prohibits touching live wires, but Woods was killed when a current shocked him during a repair attempt. In Philadelphia, Mutual Life refused a $100,000 life insurance payout on William M Runck, stating death by own action violated the policy. Runck was a prolific investor with policies totaling about $500,000 in risk.
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Pitt~pege
Edward Woods
Philadelpha
Westinghouse General Electric Company
Garrison Alley
Allegheny County Light Company
Duquesne Why
Westinghouse
Woods
M Vantly
Philadelphia
William M Runk
Mutual Life Comany
New York
Maife
Iams Case The Military Defendants Hear Testimony First
An Allegheny court session hears arguments on two indictments for assault and aggravated assault. Attorneys press jurisdiction claims under the National Guard act of 1877 while jurors are questioned for bias in the Homestead era case. Judge Porter reserves ruling as testimony proceeds amid tense courtroom exchanges.
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Pittsburg
Cso Cnel
Hawkins
Jeres
Bergan
Porter
Ena
Edward Robains
Greensburg
J.M Braden
Sprowls
Washington Pa
JR Braddock
J M Buchanan
Beaver
Tams
Sprowls, Esq
National Guard of
Pennsylvania
National Guard
Wiley
Huings
Hunt
HC Fuck
Pnvate
Companys
Frick
Charles Michael
Allegheny
George Bailey
Wilkinsburg
J. Douglass
Elizabeth Township
Thomas Davis
Henry Wachter
Ohio Township
Willi Jam English
McCandless
James L. Campbell
West Elizabeth
Michael Creehan
J F Sykes
Versailles
John Wenkleman
Glenfield
David Johns
Constant Pappert
Plasterer
Thirteenth Ward
Motton
Senator Robbins
Attorney Jones Must Appear In Court For Utterances At Homestead
Sheriff McCleary filed a petition alleging that during a disorderly conduct hearing before Squire Deffner in Homestead, attorney D R Jones provoked the crowd by claiming deputies lacked arrest warrants and urged resisting law enforcement. The crowd cheered Jones and escorted Holoran through town.
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Homestead
McCleng
Jones
Ada
Mr Jones
Rex Teade
Pirsees
Lay
Anster
Pirtssury
McCleary
McClung
Porter
John Holoran
Squire Deffner
D R Jones
Shers
Justice of the Peace
Holcran
Jim
Jonea
Assaults Increase as Strikes Spur Lawlessness in Homestead
Two men DW Frock and John Horner faced strikers on Dickson street near the railroad with one shot fired grazing Clark in the calf. Frock was knocked to his knees and a beer keg toppled. Milliken, a wagon driver, was beaten on Eighth Avenue and left badly disfigured. Authorities arrest suspects and search for those behind the violence as steel works remain amid unrest.
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Lawlesress
Frock
John Horner
Dickson Street
Pittsburg
McKeesport
Youhiogheny
Alo
Sorat Geet
Clark
Paurarin
Frank Milliken
Schuman & Co
Eighth Avenue
Milliken
Bratia
Sarsi parila ad claim cures digestive troubles with Pills
An odd ad notes Ifuouds sarsaparilla as truthful and effective for liver and digestion issues, praising Hooas Pills as a superior dinner pill. It also mentions the United States arsenal in Springfield Mass and a light personal jab about Eversone’s sweetheart.
Otto's Cure Promises Quick Cough Relief and Free Bottle
An advertisement touts Otto's Cure as a rapid remedy for coughs and throat lung diseases claiming dramatic results. It offers a free bottle to prove its effectiveness and mentions Laubach & Hloyd on the square. The notice also includes miscellaneous quips about cures and humor.
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Otto
Laubach & Hloyd
Swamp Root Promoted For Kidney Troubles
A Washington Star quotation notes that kidney disease often causes no pain because kidneys lack nerves. It mentions Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a great specific for Bright's disease and urinary troubles, sold by J Zimmerman. The piece also quotes a red eyed cook peeling an onion.
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Washington Star
Ely's Cream Balm Aids Denver Catarrh Sufferers
Denver users report Ely's Cream Balm relieves dry catarrh aggravated by alkaline dust and dry winds. Pharmacists from Denver and Keyenne Wa. endorse its effectiveness with repeated cures and high demand.
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Ely
B. F. M. Weeks
Denver
WW. A. Hover
Michael Herr
Geo.w. Keyt
Keyenne
Calendar Urges Fed To Take A Day Off At Leap Year
Humorous quip places a talking calendar in a leap year scene urging the Federal reserve to pause. The oddball exchange hints at financial caution amid calendar whimsy.
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Fedbrualy
Malaria Fever Yields to Simmons Liver Regulator
The report notes malaria symptoms easing as Simmons Liver Regulator takes effect, replacing fever with improving health. The account emphasizes a rapid shift in condition attributed to the remedy.
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Simmons
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