Rathbone Sisters To Attend New Year Party In Edinburg
An item notes the Rathbone Sisters will attend a Wednesday evening New Year party at Edinburg. The piece also lists officials at a local organization and details about a Kappa Alpha Phi chapter upgrading rooms above the First National Bank. It mentions two marriage licenses and a Kentucky county fiscal fact.
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Edinburg
Kappa Alpha Phi
U. S
First National Bank
Hall's Catarrh Cure Offer and Endorsements
A 19th century advert promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure with a $100 reward for incurable cases. It quotes F. J. Cheney & Co. and lists West & Truax Walding Kinnau Marvin as Toledo wholesalers. Claims the remedy is ingested to affect blood and mucous surfaces. Price 15 cents per bottle. druggists sell at 75 cents. also markets Hall's Family Pills.
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F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J Cheney
West & Truax
Walding
Kinnau & Marvin
Colossal Impudence of a Corporation Attorney Criticizes Three Heroes
A New York World column denounces Elihu Root as a corporate lawyer ambushing Admirals Dewey and Schley and General Miles. It claims Root lacks military training and condemns the three veteran commanders with a presidential endorsement by direction.
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Elihu Root
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Local notices and political notices from Columbus area
Miss Amanda Peak leaves for Burney to visit relatives. Walter Kirsch of Columbus visits Christmas in the city. Mrs. James B. Stillwell of Ewing visits son Richard in Columbus. P. W. Randall and wife return from Vernon. Col. 8, Stansifer and daughter Sallie return from Chicago. Mrs. Mary F. Brown of Terre Haute visits Greensburg before returning home. Miss Marie Blessing returns to Indianapolis after a visit. Mrs. J. H. Clark visiting Indianapolis. Miss Cora Parish of New Orleans visiting Mrs. O. M. McCracken. Mrs. L. K. Ong and family return from Rushville. Miss Charlotte Powell of Indianapolis visiting Miss Mae Brevoort. Mrs. Pettigrew and Mrs. Goddard return from Indianapolis. Elks Minstrel boxes auctioned. bids $17.50, $15.50, $12.50, $11. Democrats of Indiana's Fourth District to meet Jan 2 1902 in Columbus for delegate convention. Delegate apportionment by county listed. County chairmen urged to hold calls Dec 28 1901. H. H. Rogers of Farehaven donates library, waterworks, town hall, hodle, church and drainage to town. Notice to claimants: all outstanding orders must be presented by January 1902. Excursion tickets to Charleston via Pennsylvania Lines now on sale. Ed Cobb returns from Chicago improved. A grandson of Alexander Hamilton dies in Florida.
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Vernon
Jane Stott
Stansifer
Miss Sallie
Chicago
John Clark
Mary F. Brown
Terry Haute
J. T Brown
C. C. Brown
Greensburg
Marie Blessing
Indianapolis
Wm, Manaugh
J. H. Clark
Columbus Citizens Save Their Share
Local readers endorse Dean's Kidney Pills as a cure for backache and kidney weakness. William Lawhead praises the remedy from Otto's drug store, reporting relief from back pain head pain and kidney illness. Available from dealers at 50 cents a box. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole U.S. agents.
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Columbus
William Lawhead
Otto
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Cole
U.S
Ake
Ridicule and Reform in Press and Politics Across Nations
A satirical dissection of journalism, trust prices, and political loyalties. Mentions General Miles, Admiral Dewey, Teddy Roosevelt, Secretary Root, and Maclay as placeholders in a mock coronation representation alongside press criticism and party orthodoxy.
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Edward of England
Miles
Dewey
Root
Army
Maclay
Teddy
Roosevelt Reprimanding Miles Seen as Absurd Claim
A Shelbyville Republican argues reports of President Roosevelt reprimanding General Miles are false and absurd. He contends Roosevelt, young and with limited military service, would not court martial Miles, an old veteran out of favor with West Point elites.
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Miles
Witngesee
Shelbyville Republican
West Point
New York policy shops raided reveal large yearly receipts
A raid on New York policy shops uncovers annual receipts of 3.64 million dollars with patrons receiving 800 thousand dollars. The piece notes beliefs in medicinal qualities of a dog hair, a snake skin, and a black cat pelt, and mentions purported wart cures from handling a toad.
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New York
Flavor Planet Berries and Counted 10-pack Citrus Offer
A grocery aisle note advertises four family flavors Orange Raspberry Strawberry at grocers. Ten count package promotion mentioned as available today in Tennessee.
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