Humphreys Medicine Ad Promises Remedies For Many Ailments
An 19th century advertisement lists cures for fevers, lameness, distemper, coughs, dysentery, miscarriages, kidney disorders, mange, ulcers, and stomach issues. It promotes a catalog of remedies sold by Humphreys Medicine Co at William and John Streets in New York with a universal price of one dollar per book or per case.
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Rheamsstrom
M.ucolic
Humphreys’ Medicine Co
William & John Streets
New York
Hannah Goddard Knapp
Alfred Knapp
Ohio River
New Albany
Knapp
Hamilton
Toledo Blade
Chicago
News of the World
Weekly
Blade
U. S
Saloon Wrecked as Mob Destroys Collins Property
A Nashville saloon owned by Dick Collins was wrecked by a mob over licensing disputes. Loss to Collins about 200 dollars included a plate glass window and bar fixtures. The raid followed local officials denying a license.
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Aioob
Collins
Columbus
Ind
Nashville
Brown County
Dick Collins
Collinge
Hearst Prospects Sunlight in Presidential Boom
Washington letter discusses William R. Hearst pushing a presidential bid sparked at a Columbus Lincoln day banquet with Governor Budd of California. It notes William Jennings Bryan's attendance, his cautious stance, and reflections on party unity and platform battles ahead. Local notices mention Daisy Donica’s Logan visit and Charley Rinehart's Bedford trip.
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Washington
William R. Hearst
Columbus
Ohio
Budd
California
William Jennings Bryan
Hearst
Congress
New York
McKinley
Democratic Party
Bryan
Taggart
Indiana
Kansas City
Rival cigar firms enter price war in New York
The New York market enjoys cheap smokes as major tobacco companies wage a fierce price battle. Premiums like Panetelas and Havanas sell 8 to 9 cents, common cigars 5 cents, and 1 cent straight cigars abound while the rival firms fight to cripple each other, with plans to pay smokers for using their brands possibly on the horizon.
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New York
New Yorker
One More Role for Bosley in Oolitic Move
Jeremiah L Bosley of Oolitic Indiana now publisher of the Oolitic News and Assistant Prosecuting Attorney also a prospective Town Clerk his time crowded and he may yet accept a pulpit on Sunday His return to Jeffersonville is to move his mother to Opolitic with his old friends receiving his familiar cordial greeting.
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Jeremiah L. Bosley
Oolitic
Ind
Jerry Bosley
Jeffersonville
Bosley
The
Oolitic News
Jerry
O Politic
Louisville Evening Times
High School Notes on Exams Pins and Plans
Miss Glenn Sears returns to school after a short absence as several in physics gain credits. Juniors plot a secret stunt against Seniors while Gurney Morgan denies a Chicago move and will graduate with the Seniors in June. Seniors pick class emblems, Norine Evans handles the pins, and questions arise about Friday literary exercises. Pins concept began with the class of 190. Bloomington High notes colors red and white, arguing with Indiana University over color schemes.
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Gurney Morgan
Chicago
Norine Evans
Order of Hiks
Bloomington High School
I. U
Fi. U
Indiana University
Surprise birthday for Miss Emma Day at West 15th street
Last evening the 8 S. M.T. club and friends gathered at Miss Emma Day's home on West 15th street to celebrate her birthday with games and refreshments. The Bedford Post Office reports several unclaimed notices for week ending Feb 28 1903 listing both ladies and gentlemen. Local notes include updates from Marion Crucraft David Heltonburg Alex Meadows and others along with small town happenings.
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Emma Day
West 15Th Street
Bedford
Highland Park News Notes and Local Movements
Highland Park residents report ongoing absence of evie rence while relatives return from visits at Owensburg. Clarence Massey returns from Illinois. Sam Cook takes a Monon Shops post en route to future fireman work. Harry Cook visits from Mattoon. Robert Gyger plans a home build on five acres here. Frank Bridwell’s foundation work underway with Henry Schafer and assistants. A Plum road condition worsens after a wagon bogs in mud. a fast Chicago train timetable via Southern Indiana lists 8 19 a m departure from Bedford and 4 10 p m arrival.
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Rence
Owensburg
Clarence Massey
Illinois
Sam Cook
Monon
Harry Cook
Mattoon
Illinois Central
Chicago
Robert Gyger
North Bedford
Highland Park
Henry Schafer
Frank Bridwell
Indiana
Bedford
Terre Haute
Union Station
Elnora
Southern Indiana
Evansville
Indianapolis
Mitchell
Bloomington
Seymour Junction
Pennsylvania
Indianapoli
Louisville
Seymour
Cincinnati
Central Passenger Association
LH. Roseman
Indiang
Cheap One Way Rates to California and West Coast
The Southern Indiana line offers very cheap one way fares to California and western points including North and South Dakota. For details contact Ticket Agent or write to J. G. Ray, General Agent.
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Indiana Ly
California
South Dakota
J. G. Ray
G. A
North Pacific Coast
Montana
Idaho
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Lines
Indianapolis
Ind
Manufacturers' Ass'n
New York City
Protective Ass'n of America
H. P. Rapury
Travel times to major cities cited in regional memo
The document lists travel durations to Indianapolis Louisville Chicago and St Louis with durations 2 hours 38 minutes 8 hours 22 minutes 7 hours 47 minutes and 7 hours 27 minutes respectively. The note mentions Near East South and West H. H Roseman and G. PLA in closing.
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Indianapolis
Louisville
Chicago
Jo. Louis
East
South
H. H Roseman
G. Pla
Indiana's Successful Folks Promoting The Journal
An early 20th century promotion extols The Journal as the best Indiana newspaper. It touts breadth of news, market reports, AP feeds, national and state coverage, farm pages, sports, society notes, and affordable pricing to attract readers.
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Adovit
Indiana
Associated Press
New York
Chicago
Burrato
Louisville
Union
Interstate
Indianapolis
Journal
Washington
Bcan
Berruscio
Local residents pass through town this week
Julius Beaver of Ninhook and Mort Kimbel of nedt Buddha were in town midweek. Mrs Alfred Guthrie was in town Wednesday with Reynolds the liveryman driving a gentleman home. Mr Goodman teaching the Shiloh serves was here Saturday and went to Mitchell. Daniel A Lee of Bono was in town Friday.
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Charley Rinehart
Bedford
John A. Rowe
New York
BE. R. Vest
Mr. Vest
Bedford M. E
Seymour Democrat
Dixon
Jesse Wever
Henry Williams
Near Bono
Hiram Flinn
Robert N. 7
Pinhook
Julius Beaver
Ninhook
Mort Kimbel
Nedt Buddha
Alfred Guthrie
Cley
Reynolds
Anentleman
Townstown
Goodman
Shiloh
Mitchell
Daniel A Lee
Bono
Wag
Fray
Anna Tow
Thomas Tow
Elisha Lee
Tunzelton
Dema Ingle
Nable Reynolds
Jacob Hoppingarner
Albert Williams
Fort Ritner
Nellie
Stella Beaver
Elisha
Wu M
Lee
Mrs Basheba Larter Dies After Illness in 1903
Mrs Basheba Larter of Owen county Indiana died at 7 03 am on Ped 2 1903 after a nearly two year illness. She was born April 26 1833 to Hardin and Sallie Harris and married Jennings Larter at age 22 with eight children surviving. Her last words were Meet me and she left a faith filled message to her children promising to meet in heaven.
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Katie Teehey Heitger
Bedford
Chicago
Bedford High School
Indianapolis
Julius Helger
Mary Catherine
St. Vincent Club
Altar Society
Green Hill Cemetery
Basheba Larter
Hardin and
Sallie Harris
Owen County
Indiana
Basheba
Jennings Larter
Schuyter
Sheas
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Clan Na Gael
Robert Emmett
Ireland
Telegraphic
Ward K. Wortman
Massachusetts
Wortman
Vincennes
J. S. Bradford
Stanley Ebert
Charles Johnson
Baltimore and Ohio
Duncan
P. B. Triplett
George Henley
Lafayette
McDoel
Monon Railway
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Honduras
Nicaragua
Sierra
Salvador
Senor Bonilla
Guatemala
Potter
Schenectady, N. Y
Militia
Delaware
J. Frank Allee
Louis Heisler Ball
Allee
Addicks
Ball
Rufus Cantrell
Cook County
Cantrell
Roosevelt
Atlanta Constitution
Greencastle
Court House
Brookshire
Michigan City
Loogootee
Martin County
Houghton
Vine, Fourth, Walnut
Third Streets
Baker Alley
Carlisle
Fourth and
Walnut Streets
American Book Company
Woodrow Printing Works
Baker Alle
Tire
Tndianapolis
Senate
Milburn
House
Sayre
Johnson
West Baden
L. W. Sinclair
West Baden Springs Company
O’donaghue
Sinclair
Westminster
Methodist Church
Daisy Donica
Logan
Glenn Sears
Herman Boyd
Williams
Memo
Eer
Abel
Oscar
Abe
Samuel
Baskin
Smith
Carr
Tom Coldwell
S A. Colipy
Jim. Decrose
Sam
Dickerson
Frank
Ducker
Chas. Greene
Percy W. Hawkins
David D. Heavner
J. H. James
William H. James
Jack
Martin
Bialy
May
D. R. Nugent
F. R. Owens
J. D. Peacock
Wm. Stewart
George B. Ultmann
J. A
Helton
Vinson
Bartlattsville
Marion Crucraft
Heltonville
David Heltonburg
Alex Meadows
Peerless
James Hawkins
Mt. Simia
Cleveland Heltonburg
Sum Ray
Jeff Sowder
al Bartlett
D.B. Adamsonc
Suan Ray
Northwest
Nebraska
Dakota
Pacific
BE. P, Raney
Highland Perr
Evie
McPherson
Paoli
Southern Indiana Railway Co
NEW York Tribune Farmer
Farmer’s
NEW York Weekly Tribune
Illustrated Agricultural Weekly
the Mail
New-York Tribune Farmer
ST. Louis
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Bedford Weekly Mail
St. Globe-Democrat
Bedford Mail
Southern Indiana Railway
Linton
Beehunter
Indian Springs
Pam
P.M
Pele
TOL
EIDO
OFITO
TouEpo
Onc
the Weekly Mail
Katie
Julius Heit
Center
Dave Chambers
Mabel Faucett
Koleen
Fannie Armstrong
Orval Rainbolt
May Massey
M. Faucett
Rous Homes
Supt
Lula Ludiow
Lec'y
Arthur Beyers
Treas
Newton Lowder
Clear Creek
Wm Culmer
Joe Armstrong
Sylvanus Jackson
Greene County
Mr. Tirey
Springville
T. M. Brinkworth
L. A. Jackson
Stona City
Cyrus Lowder
Martinsville
Emma Jackson
Jethro
L.A Jackson
Indianapolis Journal
Tunnelton
Joseph Baugh
William Speer
John Jackson
John Williams
W. Nicolson
Disney Ridge
Ol Harris
Wm. Cooper
Mary. Clendenning
James Cooper
Flora Harnex
Robi D. Thompson
Leesville
Englehart
Ben Harris
Buddha
Edward A. Dixon
Thursay
Lavsville
All Points
Pullman Cieepers
North Bound
Dally
Segeseesees
Accom
Sun
Esha Ciskaveneps
Gaby
Localdaily
B. & B. Division
Switz City
H. P. Rapicy
Aart
Berronp
F.J
Gyrfa
H. Rocxwet
Limbus
Wheeling
Pittsburg
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Royal Blue
Rivervale
River Vale
Est
L. Keach
Interstate Merchants Assn
Wshington
D.C
Daughters of American Revolution
Ill
Natl
Ass'n. of Merchants& Travelers
National Ass’n. Merchants and Travelers
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