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Newspaper

Batesville Tribune

Location

Batesville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1902

Page

5

Legislative quirks and political chatter of the era in New York

Assemblyman Bennet introduces a bill to prohibit street flirting in the New York Legislature. Sixto Lopez presses US withdrawal from the Philippines, recalled as stubborn perseverance. New Jersey considers timber as a pool for Sewall’s successor, with General John W. Griggs among top names. Depew jokes about resigning to secure rail passenger safety.

Assemblyman Bennet New York New Jersey Sewall John W. Griggs

DeWitt's Little Early Risers Advertised

An ad touts DeWitt's Little Early Risers as a remedy for costiveness and constipation. A testimonial from J. O. Greene of Depauw Indiana claims nine years of trouble and credits the product with best results.

DeWitt J. O. Greene Depauw Ind G. A. Baas

Do the People Want Senators Elected by the Voters

The text argues the public may desire direct senator elections but notes it is an unanswerable question. It states voters can send a preferred man to the Senate by electing a legislature pledged to support him, though this has happened only occasionally and rarely.

Senate

One Minute Cough Cure praised by anxious mother

Mrs. Mary Bird of Harrisburg says her child’s life was saved from croup by One Minute Cough Cure. The advertisement touts the remedy as a safe immediate cure for coughs and throat or lung troubles, suitable for children and all families. A second note describes United States Consul Hughes reporting a large irrigation reservoir project in Silesia with a granite dam, capacity 15 million cubic meters, cost about $952,000.

Mary Bird Harrisburg G. A. Baas United States Hughes Coburg Queis Silesia

Profitable Cure Claim for Kodol Dyspepsia

An Indiana resident credits Kodol Dyspepsia Cure with curing seven years of stomach trouble after spending about $1000 on other remedies. The ad asserts the product digests food, allows unrestricted eating, and claims total relief from stomach ailments. The piece also outlines a subscription plan for the Tribune and Cincinnati Gazette, clarifying free gazette offers require a full year’s advance Tribune payment.

Chicago

Wall and Trade: Diverse American and European Moves

Pacific Coast congressmen back a Chinese barrier around the United States intended to exclude Chinese entrants. King Oscar of Sweden signals generosity by granting Iceland home rule. Homestead workers donate half a day’s pay to McKinley Memorial Fund. The Dingrey tariff bill features a reciprocity clause seen by some as conflicting with protectionism.

Congress Pacific Coast United States Oscar Sweden Iceland McKinley Homestead McKinley Memorial Fund

Perfect Success Cited for Stomach Remedy

A Cayuga Indiana notice dated June 1 1900 reports Dr F L Shinkle praising a stomach remedy after three trials claiming it cured his wife and himself. The advertisement notes sale by G A Raas and is signed by K Todd Miller.

Cayuga, Ind F. L. Shinkle K. Todd

Roosevelt Hosts Railway Labor Leaders At Luncheon

President Roosevelt entertained at a luncheon the leaders of several railroad unions including the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and the Order of Railway Conductors along with the presidents and chief officers of related unions.

Roosevelt The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen Order of Railway Conductors Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen Order of Railroad Telegraphers Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers

DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve Endorsed For Wounds And Eczema

Burns and bruises cause pain and can lead to infection. DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve draws out the heat stops pain and heals wounds. Beware counterfeit versions. Endorsed by James Mock who claims it cured his baby’s eczema after two doctors gave up.

DeWitt James Mock N. Webster Ind G. A. Baas

New York Rail Accident Highlights Safety Need

The tunnel collision on the eighth underscores the necessity of automatic collision preventatives. The incident suggests a form of mental paralysis among railroad engineers due to intense nervous strain, identified as a likely cause of the crash.

New York City

Remarkable Cure of Croup Saves Boy

A letter praising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy recalls a life saved for a boy in Inwood Iowa after severe croup symptoms. The witness Joel Demont details rapid relief after dosing as directed and removing phlegm. The product is sold locally by G A Baas Batesville and Bigney and Co Sunman.

Chamberlain A. F., Steere Goodwin, S. D Joel Demont Inwood Iowa G. A. Baas Batesville Bigney & Co Sunman

Debates on Isthmian Route Choices and Political Quotes

The piece notes limited progress on adding the Darien route to the isthmian canal with Panama favored. It quotes Cleveland calling Bryan 1896 900 an afflictive visitation and Roosevelt Jr on his presidency. Bryan predicts the 1904 Democratic platform mirrors 1900 on finances. A Shan-Se Chinese official appeals to American capitalists to fund province railways, citing renewed Chinese trust in American honesty.

Cleveland Bryan Shan-Se China Conger Pekin Shan-re Province

Dyspepsia Cure Proved Beneficial in Local Letter

In Muncie Indiana on January 10 1898 John T Bishop reports great relief from indigestion after using two bottles and five bottles in total of a Dyspepsia Cure sold by G A Baas describing strong improvement and probable full recovery.

Muncie, Ind F. L. Shinkle

Governor Nash Urges Publicity for State Chartered Corporations

The Ohio governor proposes publicity for corporations receiving state charters or licenses. If earnest, he could influence legislation to require publicity, boosting party popularity and undercutting Tom L. Johnson’s momentum.

Nash Ohio Tom. L. Johnson

A Good Recommendation for Chamberlain Tablets

J E Weber a Cas cade Iowa druggist endorses Chamberlain s Stomach and Liver Tablets noting repeat use by customers as strong proof. The ad urges trying them for dullness after meals bad taste biliousness loss of appetite or constipation and promises prompt relief from G A Baas Batesville and Bigrey Co Summit.

Chamberlain J. E. Weber Cascade Iowa G. A. Baas Batesville Bigrey & Co Sunmnan

Tribune and Weekly Gazette Offer for New Subscribers

Batesville Tribune and Cincinnati Weekly Gazette announce a joint offer at 1.28 dollars per year for both papers. New cash subscribers or those paying a year in advance receive the Weekly Gazette free for one year. The Tribune costs 1.25 dollars yearly and remains independent, advocating right principles while remaining fair to critics.

Cincinnati Weekly Gazette Tribune Weekly Gazette Tonneson Austen Commercial Tribune the Commercial Tribune Company Cincinnati, O

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Return of a Soldier to His Wife After Amnesia

Tom Angleside, a U.S. infantryman wounded at San Juan, regains memory after brain surgery three years later. He surprises his wife Agnes and their son Dick, while Morgan Barnett, who aided them, dies leaving his fortune to Agnes. The story ends with Barnett's gift and a promise of education funds for Dick.

Tom Angleside 4Th United States Infantry San Juan Cuba Little Dick Papa Agnes Tom Morgan Barnett Barnett Pana San Juan Hil Vm Richard Angleside Rosamond Alicia Budd

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Sixto Lopez Philippines Liliuokalani Depew New York Central E. Demick Somerville Gazette G. A. Baus Ly’s Darien Isthmian Canal Panama Theodore Roosevelt, Jr Gorton Mass W. J. Bryan Mr. Bryan John T. Bishop Batesville Tribune Laughery Township Ripley County Township Fund Township Spee Road Fund Dog Funda Total Michael Benz Tesoldier’s Miles Cincinnati Foley Board of Commissioners Indiana Ioun IL Govert Morris Thomas Livingston Wallace Campbell D.C. S Greemann, Wilker & CO Johno Tuavens Versailles S. Cravens Batesville,Ind Cravens & Cravens General Merchandise F. Wessel’s Store Repaiers Oor John Vonderheide Portland Koepfle Bros Fifteenth St Cincinnati, C Oldenburg, Ind Jos. A Kentucky John Dittus Henry Buschmann Third Street Central Avenue Grand Central Depper Herman H. Wessel Huntersville, Ind Liebber Indianapolis Brewing Comp’y John Pfalsgraff Agt
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