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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1902
Page
5
Dow's Pharmacies promote Mi o na as a guaranteed cure for dyspepsia and indigestion. The ad claims hundreds of boxes sold with no complaints and offers a full refund if the remedy fails to cure, asserting digestion will be regulated and appetite restored.
In Millcreek Valley residents watched the electric mule haul four one story houses from Lockland dry docks to drawbridges on the Miami and Erie Canal. The structures destined for Port Union Hartwell Hamilton and Lockland will serve as residences for bridgekeepers as iron bridges replace the temporary ones.
Charles Scott of Middleport Ohio found his sister Maud Anderson in Cincinnati after a 13 year disappearance. She died recently during surgery at City Hospital under the name Maud Anderson, buried later as Bella Scott. a confidante revealed her past to save the body from the Anatomical Society.
The Board of Public Service received a pivotal opinion from Corporation Counsel Charles J. Hunt delaying new paving, macadamizing, or sewer legislation until next May. The ruling allows preliminary work only if aligned with the new code and timing. Existing contracts may proceed, and further action hinges on a formal explanation to the board.
Louis Von Guelpen 12 accidentally fired a rifle wounding sister Lulu 16 in the shoulder. The ball glanced behind her ear but was not dangerous. A frightened horse then kicked Louis in the head, leaving him briefly unconscious. both children were treated at home and Lulu remained out of danger.
Santa arrives with reindeers and a sled during the snowstorm. He tours the Sixth Street window each afternoon with his mechanical toys, as Punch and Judy shows amuse children. The note invites families to The Fair for holiday attractions and a big toy store.
The program lists piano and vocal solos led by E Soprano and Contralto. Selections include Soprano Solosa Aberseuse From seven atens by The Song 5 and Heart Haley Gontralte Bole. Performers include Rose Fisher Smith and Adenai Allitso. Pianos from the warehouse are used. seating capacity is free.
Coroner Schwab renders verdict holding Rufe Burgess responsible for the stabbing death of Hugh O'Brien at St Charles. The investigation notes Burgess felled O'Brien with a knife in a fatal incident reported yesterday. Several sudden deaths and self-inflicted cases were also mentioned in the coroner's findings.
A local livery operator, F B Maertzeze, campaigns for a seat at city hall. The filing centers on municipal transportation needs and the livery business's role in city services.
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