Denny Convicted of Perjury in St Louis Trials
Charley J. Denny a millionaire brewer and director of the suburban street railroad in St. Louis was convicted of perjury and sent to the penitentiary for two years. The note adds St Louis politics with an incorruptible judiciary and jurors despite broader corruption claims.
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Chas. J. Denny
Suburban Street Railroad
St. Louis
St.Louis
Anderson Appointed District Judge in Indiana
Friday Senator Fairbanks notified President Roosevelt of his approval to appoint Albert B. Anderson of Crawfordsville to the Indiana district judgeship. The senator endorsed the selection, and the appointment was made immediately, ending a prolonged contest.
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Fairbanks
Roosevelt
Albert B. Anderson
Crawfordsville
Indiana
Thomas Nast Dies in Ecuador of Yellow Fever
Thomas Nast, the cartoonist and Consul General to Guayaquil, Ecuador, died in that city on Sunday December 7, 1902, at noon from yellow fever. His coffin was wrapped in the Stars and Stripes and the British Consul gave a prayer at the grave.
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Thomas Nast
Guayaquil
Ecuador
Atdp.m
Thomas B. Reed Dies in Washington 1902
Ex Speaker Thomas B. Reed died in Washington D C on Saturday night December 6 1902. The body was shipped to Portland Maine Sunday afternoon and interred after a simple ceremony on Tuesday. A viewing drew President Roosevelt the diplomatic corps and many officials.
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National House of Representatives
Thos. B. Reed
Washington
D. C
Portland
Maine
Washington Hotel
Roosevelt
Diplomatic Corps
House
Senate
Boaschees German Syrup Promoted For Severe Throat Lung Troubles
An advertisement touts Boaschees German Syrup as a universal remedy for dangerous throat and lung troubles. It claims the product heals, reduces inflammation, aids expectoration, and gives rest, advising readers to obtain a bottle at G. A. Baas's.
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Boaschee
G. A. Baas’s
Mary Abplanalp Obituary From Ripley County Era
Mary Abplanalp born in Esace then part of France July 14 1820 emigrated to the United States with parents landing Baltimore later moving to Indiana. She married Melchair Abplanalp Sept 13 1838 near Spades Ind. Survived by twelve children nine living. funeral Dec 1 with service at home and in Pennsylvaniaburg German Evangelical Protestant church. Grandchildren great grandchildren sisters and friends mourn. faith in heavenly city offered.
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Mary Abplanalp
Esace
France
Henry
Louisa Mehl
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Indiana
Morris
Ripley County
Melchair Abplanap
Spades
Ter
Navely
John Abplanaip
Newpoint
Peter Abplanalp
Ind
Barbara Trautman
Tipton
Mary Clark
Ottawa
Kan
L. C. Bockstahler
A«ron
Ohio
Louisa Huggier
Sunman
Jacob Abplaualp
Samuel
Charles
Grandma
Heavenly City
Pennsylvaniaburg
Scott's Emulsion Promises Health for Pale Teens
Advertises Scott's Emulsion as a blood food to restore strength and color to young women with pale complexions. Claims cures for a blood sickness and offers free samples, noting a dable image on every bottle wrapper from Scott & Bowne, New York.
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Scott
Grandmother Abplauap Dies After 82 Years In Indiana
Funeral held with Rev. Manag and Rev. Kraft conducting German and English services. Interment at Methodist cemetery. Grandmother Abplauap lived 64 years in the old home, witnessed railroad and Big Four expansion, and endured hard pioneer work with scythe and flail. She died Thanksgiving Day after a quiet illness, leaving grateful children thanking neighbors and the German Evangelical church for use of their building and music.
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Manag
Lawrenceville
C. M. Kraft
Guilford
Town
Mary Clark
Kan
Grandma Abplauap
Baltimore
Indiana
Jesus
German Evangelical Church
A Thousand Dollars Worth of Good From Kidney Cure
Buffalo Ohio coal operator A H Thurnes reports kidney and bladder relief after using Foley's Kidney Cure. He says a few doses removed brick dust stones and pain, calling it a thousand dollars worth of good. Sold by G A Baas with a line urging try the substitute Just as good.
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Necesary
Dr. Fenner
Dr. Fenners
W.T. Oakes
Orrix
St.vitus
G. A. Baas
A.H. Thurnes
Buffalo
Foley
Local German club meeting ends in renewal and scandal
The Bergangenen Gemeinde, St. Paulus at Great Roads, reports a Sunday gathering ending in upheaval as leaders resign amid internal strife.Members Maquit Leuchtenberg Johannes Kops and Heinrich Brodmann are named amid shock over the club's future and a plea for unity. The document also includes unrelated quotes from The Sultan of Bascalod and remarks on American politics and figures.
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Dorothua Bornenteter
Deutsden Erluth
St. Paulus Gemeinde
Grok
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