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Newspaper
Connersville Curier
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1900
Page
6
A child born to Mrs Henry near a rural Indiana farm survived after surgeons removed an extra head attached to the neck. The operation, performed when the child was five weeks old, surprised doctors who feared immediate death. Though physically thriving, experts caution the mental development may lag.
Judge Baker of the federal court enjoined Marion and Warren-Scharf Asphalt Paving Co from collecting Barrett law assessments on James Charles, highlighting a clash with Indiana Supreme Court rulings. Non residents may face federal adjudication while residents are bound, impacting future bids on non resident property.
Measra Taylor Finley Todd and Miller arrive as Kentucky refugees. They seek Nick Sullivan from Frankfort with a warrant for Taylor. Finley doubles as researcher and declares Taylor’s indictment invalid after checking Kentucky law and failing to obtain records. He contends his own arrest was illegal and hints at civil action.
A compilation of incidents from Indiana includes a 1-year-old in Marton with a pencil injury to the eye, a woman in Indianapolis dying from inhaling chloroform fumes, coroner verdicts in Evansville, a printing plant reopening in Muncie, a Dunkard conference in Worth, a family poisoned by canned peaches in Vincennes, a farmer's suicide near Laurel, and local fatalities in Huntington Lebanon and Knox reports.
The report details a Cleveland incident where Detective Gerber fired during an arrest at 3134 Lafayette Street as Ruthven, sought for a serious offense, brandished a public safety item. A $1,000 reward was offered for Ruthven’s arrest, likely going to the police pension fund.
A dense listing of church schedules. Names of pastors and multiple denominations appear, including First M. E., Second M. E., German Presbyterian, Christian Church Fayetteville, Alpine Christian, Bentonville Christman Church, Lutheran Lyons Station, and others with service hours, Sabbath School times, and midweek prayer meetings.
A fragment from 1897 shows Cassy J and W W Brace endorsing a remedy for indigestion and dyspepsia. The text notes improvement after changes to the formula and preparation. It cites medical authority and the practice of prescribing the remedy.
Advertisement touts Major's Cement as superior due to costly ingredients like a $375 per pound element and a $2.05 per gallon component. It claims most competitors use cheap substitutes, notes dealers profit motives, and cites $5000 monthly advertising nationwide. Also promotes Major's Rubber and Leather Cements and mail orders.
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