Oakland City Sheriff Apr 9 Arrest Report
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Oakland City and sheriff office actions. Readable bits suggest an arrest report date around April 9 with unidentified subject and locations not clearly named.
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Newspaper
Bloomfield Democrat
Location
Bloomfield, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1900
Page
4
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Oakland City and sheriff office actions. Readable bits suggest an arrest report date around April 9 with unidentified subject and locations not clearly named.
Letter describes Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as curing women’s diseases including chronic back pain through multiple medicines and treatments. Testimonial from Lena Halstead credits rapid improvement and long-term health after four months of treatment. Public notice invites readers to obtain Dr. Pierce’s Medical Adviser free after stamps.
A Cincinnati Indiana audience heard Clinton K Tharp speak amid suspicion of his political flip from Democrat to Republican. Critics accused him of empty rhetoric and unreliable claims while W. T Brown drew crowd attention with skeptical remarks about Tharp and the belt of imperialism and free silver versus gold standard debates.
G H Hassan of Lima Ohio and engineer L EB W.R. BR report relief from backache after using Pel Peys Kidney Cure. J B Sialeup endorses the remedy and recommends it to train men who often suffer similar ailments.
Robinson and Bryan noted with cheer. Clover Hill residents visit home folks. Mrs. Ashcraft confined by rheumatism. Rumor of a town wedding. School progress under Alva Ellston and Jake Mansfield. Bloomfield Street fair attendance reported. Republicans discuss ratification and M Kinley election. Red Cat schoolhouse box supper raises funds for Reading Circle. Betha Mansfield returns from Missouri to grandparents Riley and Mrs Mansfield. Albert Ashcraft of Bedford promotes White Brothers monument business. J W Bryan of Lowder, Illinois, recounts his son’s recovery after Foley’s Honey and Tar treatment.
Mrs Carpenter and Mrs Julia Ellsworth are mentioned among local residents. A Street fair in Bloomfield is noted with George Spainhower, wife Charley Hayes present. A queer wedding between Walter Spainbower and Bertha Maddox is described as hurried but hopeful. A reader praises Foleys Honey and Tar for cough relief. News items touch on Frank Leslie Monthly promotions and a Banner Salve cure for salt rheum after years of treatment.
In a late 19th century debate, a so called farmers petition influenced the Ways and Means Committee to back free trade with Porto Rico. Seventeen signatures appeared from leaders in sugar tobacco and wool groups across the states, depicted as real farmers by the author.
The following letters remain unclaimed as of November 12 1900 and will be sent to the Dead Letter Office unless claimed. Mrs J B Cayton Tom Buckner ad for the recipient to say advertised J E Sunyzs P M.
Ex president Grover Cleveland says he has not stated support for McKinley and rejects claims he backs the Republican candidate. He reiterates no change in his money policy since four years ago and notes Democratic views align with Bryan on imperialism and trusts. The piece also notes medical ads and a local booster for a cough remedy.
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