Local Drugstore Ad Lists Wide Line of Patent Medicines
An Indianapolis area supplier advertises numerous patent medicines. The catalog includes Blue Lime Expectorant and One Minute Cough Cure along with a long list of brand names and makers such as Ernst Stahlhuth & Co Druggists in Columbus Indiana.
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Kings
Allens
Halls
Harters
Jaynes
Boschees
Pisos
Kilmers
Smithics
Browns
Whites Goldens
Layties
Sellers
Bulls
Drakes Ransoms
Chamberlains
Scotts
Crooks Angiers
Warners
Ackers
Primleys
Hierces
Phillips
Moellers
DeWitts
Fellows
Munyons
Humphreys
Jenney Electric Motor Plant Destroyed By Fire
Fire yesterday morning wrecked the Jenney Electric Motor Company plant except the boiler and engine house. The main building 75 by 100 feet. Valued at about 10000 dollars, with tools machinery stock and drafts totaling 85000 dollars loss per vice president Charles D. Jenney. Insurance covered 26000 dollars. Loss includes newly installed equipment and an electric plant for the Stevenson building.
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Jenney Electric Motor Company
Charles D. Jenney
Jenney
Stevenson
John Wocher
Gregory& Appel and Union Trust Company
Paine's Celery Compound Promises Spring Renewal
A promotional piece extols Paine's celery compound as the sole spring remedy. It claims it purifies blood, strengthens nerves, boosts appetite, improves digestion, and eliminates diseases like neuralgia and rheumatism, with praise from Prof. Edward E. Phelps and widespread newspaper endorsements.
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Paine
America
Edward E. Phelps
Dartmouth College
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
St. Louis
Prof
Phelps
Trade names and ships listed in maritime insurance register
Fragmentary OCR shows names such as Norwich Union England Hartford Pennsylvania Fire North British and Mercantile Thuringia Hamburg Bremen and related figures. The readable items resemble a subscription or policy ledger of shipping insurers and vessel routes with small monetary values.
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Norwich Union
England
Hartford
Pennsylvania
North British and Mercantile
Thuringia
Hamburg-Bremen
Pails and Locomotives For Japan
The first cargo of steel rails and a large shipment of locomotives built in Philadelphia are being loaded for Japan aboard the Fortuna at the Philadelphia & Reading Railway coal wharves. Three additional steamers have been chartered to carry engines and rails to Japan, with the Fortuna carrying 2000 tons of rails and 2000 tons of locomotives and equipment.
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Philadelphia
Japan
Fortuna
Philadelphia & Reading Railway
Philadelphia police deny connection to NY jewelry robbery duo
Philadelphia officials say they know nothing of William C. Woodward and Jennie Shankey who were arrested in New York on charges of robbing a local jeweler of 3000 dollars. Captain Linden asserts no police notice or alias linkage to Philadelphia and that the pair are not wanted here.
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Philadelphia
William C. Woodward
Jennie Shankey
New York
Linden
New York Christian Advocate
Scott Will Not Be Transferred from Havana Jail
Havana March 12 The Associated Press reports there is no truth to claims that Charles Franklin Scott held by Spaniards near Regis Havana will be moved to Guanabacoa jail. Scott has not sought removal from Consul General Lee or the state department as alleged.
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Ent
Associated Press
New York
Charles Franklin Scott
Regis
Havana
Guanabacoa
Scott
Lee
State Department
Ten Richest Men in the World List
A Martinsville Democrat item notes the world’s ten wealthiest men with estimated fortunes. It mentions Rev Sweeney spending the Sabbath with family in Columbus and returning Monday or Tuesday, reflecting a brief local snippet amid the list.
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Sweeney
Columbus
Martinsville Democrat
Aged vagrant Maria Bruning held on vagrancy charge
The Indianapolis Sentinel reports Maria Bruning a seventy five year old woman found homeless and unable to care for herself was jailed on vagrancy charges. She seeks work while relying on street help and police shelter with no known relatives locally.
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Maria Bruning
W _ Lange Believed Killed In Evansville Terre Haute Wreck
William H. Lange, a traveling man from Fort Wayne, is believed killed in the Evansville and Terre Haute wreck. Lange, who left Fort Wayne Tuesday morning, sent a Terre Haute card indicating he was there Tuesday night awaiting a south bound train. A Hazelton telegram said he was killed but not recovered, and Lange held a ten thousand dollar accident policy. His wife and son have been kept informed in hope he is alive.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
William H. Lange
Evansville
Terre Haute
Hazelton
Lange
New Tennessee Industry Promises Pickled Victory Lowering Prices
A Memphis Commercial Appeal report describes a forthcoming Albion county venture using a Vinegar spring at Reel foot lake discovered by Pete Bennett of Paducah Kentucky. The plan includes a cucumber plantation irrigation through the vines, producing pickles to be barreled for shipment. The venture also contemplates 5000 hogs to consume rejected pickles and produce bacon.
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Albion County
Tennessee
Memphis
Reelfoot Lake
Pete Bennett
Paducah
Bennett
London
Execution Sentiment Rises in Greencastle on Walling Case
In Greencastle Indiana on March 12 residents note growing interest and sympathy as the Jackson and Walling execution nears. Citizens report strong feeling pointing to Governor involvement and public attention intensifies.
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Greencastle
Ind
Jackson
Walling
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Ernst Stahlhuth & Co
Columbus, Ind
N .F. Ln
E. H. Kinney
C. A. Turpin
Proprietors
Indiana
Chas, A. Turpin
Jenney Company
Lancashire
Northwestern National
Spring Garden
Philadelpha
Westchester
Orient
Indianapolis
Palatine
Mar
Li Hung Chang
John D. Rockefeller
Cornelius Vanderbilt
W. W. Astor
Frederick Alfred Krupp
George Gould
Duke of Westminster
John Jacob Astor
Baron Rothschild
Russell Sage
Senate Age
North
Indianapolis Sentinel
Bradley
NEW Tennessee Industry
Cumberland Gan
Middlesborough
Broom Factory
Herman Vonstrohe & Co
Crump's Theater
Third Street
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