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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1902
Page
2
A long endorsement chain claims Peruna cures or prevents croup capillary bronchitis and articular rheumatism caused by colds. Letters from parents in multiple states describe dramatic ear nose throat and lung improvements in children and adults after Peruna use. The appeal urges keeping Peruna in every home, especially during fall and winter.
The cold December 6 report says 500000 idle Britons seek relief via emigration to India for the Delhi Gurbar, to the south of France, and to the Channel Islands. Government relief efforts begin as unemployment rises, with 2000 Arsenal workers laid off and 56,000 army reservists released. East London sees sharp joblessness while councils launch public works to provide employment.
Ross Thnney, candidate for president of The Stamina League on the Dark Horse ticket, unveiled the Dark Horse Circus at Stamina Hall last night. The campaign event drew the full membership and stoked curiosity about the ticket’s plans.
Sixteen councils in the Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association of this city and surroundings establish a central Southern Council at Holy Trinity Hall West Fifth Street to hold joint conferences and aid the L C B A locally. Mrs Elizabeth McGowan of Buffalo N Y former president will visit December 15 to 17 with Mrs J A Royer and Miss Margaret Kelly. A public reception and address are planned at local venues.
Shipping news from multiple ports lists arrivals and departures. The Lucania reaches New York. Vaderland sails to New York. Amsterdam arrives in New York. La Touraine sails to New York. Suez reports Surry bound for Liverpool. La Gascogne passes New York for Havre. The St Paul sails Southampton to New York. other vessels like The Civ ic and Etruria appear in itineraries with various routes.
Yesterday retail dealers in anthracite coal agreed on a price rise to fifty cents a ton. The six week prevailing price stood at 8.50 per ton. starting tomorrow the price will be 9.70 per ton.
Wyoming Wisconsin writer Franklin W. Calkins describes years of nervous dyspepsia and poor mornings. A friend recommended Grape-Nuts and he reports relief, noting improved digestion and better overall nourishment after adopting the cereal.
A midday Cincinnati gathering of bankers, capitalists, and business leaders toured the Central Market line and loop near Columbus. Secretary Merrick announced the absentee host, with H. M. Jenks coordinating a thorough, comfortable inspection of the line. The trip, described as highly successful, showcased the Appleyard Syndicate securities and included a long list of notable attendees from across Ohio.
London reports ten days after Secretary Chamberlain’s departure for South Africa that merchants fear a major policy shift. The Telegraph claims the aim is to seize rights and territories of the British Chartered South African Company in Rhodesia, echoing the East India Company. Denials follow but skeptics doubt the official line.
The House passed the pension appropriation bill carrying 139 000 000 with no debate and spent the rest of the day advancing calendar bills. Rep Payne proposed a holiday adjournment from December to January 5. Rep Bartholdt urged the War Department reports on anticanteen operations.
Washington dispatch notes the House Committee on Commerce considering a proposal and discussing opposition to changes. The report highlights party positions and expected votes as lawmakers weigh impact on industry and consumers.
Last night on the big league alleys two tight matches emerged. Miami edged Crestlines by one pin while North Turners defeated Railroad boys by two pins. Scores followed.
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