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Newspaper
Connersville Times
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1902
Page
4
Testimonies flood in from users praising Chamberlain Cough Remedy for soothing persistent coughs and aiding severe colds. Reports claim it prevents pneumonia threats and cures dangerous croup cases, marking the medicine as of great worth and merit.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Jemison hosted a large gathering for Thanksgiving in Keuynesaw Mountain Go. honoring their daughter Mrs Sallie Roberts. Guests included Mr and Mrs John Hilbert J K Jemison Ward Marion Jemison and wife Simeon Henwood of Wayne county amid an elegant menu with fish quail squirrel and frog legs despite bad weather.
Charley Fayhe has grown into an elk with spreading antlers adjusted last Tuesday. The boys praise the subject and note good subjects earn their worth. After the work, a mous loncheon was served with enderloin beans celery bread and coffee. A member bought many tickets for the Trinity church supper.
On Tuesday marking the fifth anniversary of Charles R White and his wife guests planned a joke by arriving early with a surprise. They shared a Pedro game won by Sue Hassler and Grace Batin while sandwiches pickles cake and coffee were served. The morning brought a roadside mishap as a tug broke loose injuring Theodore Sandstrom near a blacksmith shop.
Paul Millar two year old son of James R Millar music dealer on Ohio avenue sustained a painful injury Friday evening. A bone in his mouth from a porterhouse steak pierced the palate as he tripped on a rag, with Dr Porter providing medical care.
George Cline, an employee at the Connersville Blower Works, was badly injured in a foundry accident when a piece of lumber fell onto rapidly moving saws and struck him on the right hip. Dr. Ludwick was summoned to treat the injured man.
Hartford lecture by Charles Hopkins Clark of the Courant argues that newspaper advertising reaches households across kitchens and parlors. He notes ads circulate through cities via established readers and become part of daily life beyond business offices.
The record lists multiple property transfers including lots in Mast Connersvide and Barview township among others, with sums like 32,300 and 3,000 noted for different parcels. A social gathering follows with Mr. Roots hosting a stag dinner, quail toast, and later tea cream and cake at his home, with guests including Messrs FP and roots attendees.
London reports that a Venezuelan secret delegation has arrived to negotiate a unified plan to settle all foreign and bondholder claims. President Castro aims to secure U S moral backing and European financing to avert punitive moves by Britain and Germany. If approved, the plan centres on unifying government loans with enhanced security.
In Lancaster Kentucky Sheriff Tawson held a public sale before the courthouse door, auctioning three enslaved persons, two women and a man, under court order. The bids were small and the man Charles Auger senior was bought for twelve months for a small sum. The scene included other notices and indictments issued against several men, with many names withheld as not yet in custody.
A fire swept Rodford in Neanwood South Dakota on November 28 19xx rapidly consuming the camp's sole business block and leaving the town devastated. Firefighting efforts were hampered by the rapid spread and limited facilities. No injuries are reported in the fragmentary account.
In a southwest gale on Lake Erie the steamer Sylvanus J. Macy sank off Port Burwell Ontario with eighteen crew aboard. The barge Mabel Wilson reached Amherstburg with news, confirming the Macy wreck while wreckage spotted by other vessels supports the disaster.
Philippine dispatch reports constabulary actions against tadrones and fanatics in Leyte and Biliran. In Ormoce on Leyte coast inspectors killed 39 Jadrones, while near Talibange Biliran Island a detachment led by Corporal Montagne killed 13 and captured 36. No constabulary casualties noted. Also from Indianapolis an accident on Passenger train No. 8 killed Engineer George M. Pravin and injured several others after colliding with freight cars at Safford siding. six passengers suffered serious bruises.
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