Reliable drugstore advert and civic notes from 1902
Local paper lists A. M. Andres & Co. drugstore as trusted, plus a long column of social and travel items. Mentions include WEDNESDAY DEC 3 1902, Bryson's Metamora trip, Miss Baner’s visit to Miss McClune, Mrs H E Wilsons trip to Aurora, numerous Thanksgiving gatherings, travel to Indianapolis, Rushville, Carthage, and Laur el, and notices of illnesses, baptisms, and quaint local events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linnie Baner
Metswore
Mary McClune
H. E. Wilson
Aurora
Earle
Blush Chapman
Carrie
Adah Sherwoo
Carl Haig
W. A. Hanson
Shelbyville
John Robiss
Local Social Notes and Mission Services Report
Manchester Ohio resident Will Everick visits his mother in Cincinnati while families split weekend visits across Rashville Nulltown and Greensburg. Local engagements include a Simpson's dinner for Claravae Davis and bride, and a Missionary society week of prayer with daily meetings at multiple avenues led by local pastors and hosted at the Parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Everick
Manchester
Ohio
I. B. Young
Jacob Huber
Cincinnati
Sam Freeman
Francis
A. J. Oliver
J. L. Ashworth
Rashville
A.Y. N Tf
Nulltown
William Walter
Twelfth Street
Clarence Davis
Brida
Jasper N. Davis
West Hill
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of
The
Grand Avenue
M. E. Ohaeh
Jesse Miller
Virginia Avenue
John Wadsworth
Eastern Avenue
M. Sylvester
Ohio Avenue
Arthur Bishop
Indiana Avenue
Kinggin and Darby
Vermont Avenue
Tsate Wanner
Ch Street
MBL
Kidney Trouble and Swamp Root Cure Claim
The ad argues that kidney trouble causes heart symptoms and affects overall health, urging readers to treat kidneys first. It touts Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as the top kidney remedy with cures for distressing cases and offers a free sample bottle and a pamphlet from Dr Kilmer & Co. in Binghamton New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.S. S
Swift Specific Co
Atlanta
Senators and stamp talk mark Indianapolis politicking
In Indianapolis on November 12 a calm scene follows a busy week as politicians hide for Thanksgiving. A senatorial meeting is said to aim at reshaping plans for president pro tem and caucus chair positions with Senator Kittinger of Anderson said to seek the chair. Also noted, a 13 cent Harrison stamp issue draws attention with its portrait and birth death dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Matson
Dausman
Harmon Uutsor
Kittinger
Anderson
Way
Senate
Post Office Department
Harrison
Post Office
Former St Louis official Charlie F. Kelly arrested in Philadelphia
After months at large, Chas F. Kelly former speaker of the St. Louis house of delegates was captured in Philadelphia while en route from Europe. He admitted identity and awaits Missouri requisition papers as investigators pursue bribery charges tied to a 47 500 fund distribution to aid house members. Bonds were set at 60 000 in St Louis prior to the indictment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Chas. F. Kelly
St. Louis
Central
Missouri
Kelly
Europe
Ireland
New York
Naples
Paris
London
Berlin
Dublin
Killarney
Chas. FL
Amon
Former St Louis House of Delegates Speaker Returns Amid Tragedy
Chas F Kelly former speaker of the St Louis house arrives on the Celtic from Europe. He learns his son has died and is immediately arrested in Philadelphia as reporters note his appearance and reactions at the dock. Also on board were William Ratigan and William J Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First
Philadelphia
New York
Navy
Chas. F. Kelly
House of Delegates
St. Louis
Celtic
William Ratigan
William J. Sullivan
Kelly
Sullivan's
Ratigan
Ite
RG. Carroll
Nate
Congressman Butler
National Non Partisan Reciprocity League Seeks World Wide Pact
Chicago November 29 The group aims reciprocity with Cuba Canada and eventually the civilized world inviting governors boards of trade and Canadian officials to a Detroit convention December 1 1900. A plan for closer trade ties and potential duties reform is outlined while local bankers and businessmen discuss legal actions in a separate corruption case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cuba
Canada
Detroit
Ccnadian
Boards of Trade and Simian
Unlucky Day for Duick Succession Train Wreck
The St Louis Flyer of the Big Four wrecked near Avon in Hendricks county after striking a broken rail. Three passengers were seriously injured and about a dozen lightly hurt. The New York sleeper and another car tumbled down a 25 foot embankment. all occupants escaped with minor injuries. A subsequent open switch at Carbon caused a second minor incident with no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Avon
Hendricks County
Marion County
New York
Cleveland
St. Louis
Carbon
Grasped Live Wires Shock Omaha Worker Dead
Michael Shields chief electrician at Armonti's packing plant in South Omaha was found dead with his hand grasping live wires. The body showed apparent hours of lifelessness. A pocketknife with copper particles lay beside him, suggesting recent wire work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Michael Shields
Armonti
South Omaha
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A. M. Andrews & Co
Wednesdsfas
T. C. Bryson
Metamora
Blanche Arbuckle
Elizabeth
Indienapolis
Hood
W. E. Stagg
Brownsville
Binffton
Te Lay
Fayette County
George Lamberson
St. Vincent Hospital
Straughna Station
T. J. Clark
Julia Gough
Cort Hatton
Connersville
Biasc
Frank Tingle
Green Woods
Mesdames
Will Waliing
Truman Creager
Elmer Warfel
Frank Hawkkins
Clomid
Ana Staoders
Visser
Kate Woods
Mary Krasser
Odd Fellows and Hebekahs
Behmund
J.B. McFarlen
Charles Mount
John Payne
B. O. Griffith
Leon Thomas
Charles Botcher
Marshall Martin
Garratt
Kyde Wilson
John Clifford
M.C. Buckley
Marion Jemison
F. [. Barrows
Dr. Dillman
Charles Flemming
Will Ready
Connersvillians
Land Aale
New Canada
Alice Leese
Laure
Ben Kahn
Rushville
Oliver Handley
Everton
Roy Kemp
Qarl Robinson
Gertrude Vance
W. H. Meyers
Oxford
Will Fox
Chattanooga
Tennessee
H. C. Anthony
Laurel
Creance Miller
Michigan
Walter Bentley
Hamilton
W.C. Klein and
M. M. Erb
Muncie
Bentley
Misa Bertha Walker
Dayton
Edna Sullivan
Will Forman
Dayton, C
Silas Myers
Fred Miller
Pontiac
Frank H. Major
L. D. Springer
James
Joseph Rhodes
Ralph Faurote
Andersonville
M. C. Smith
Pardue
Notre Dams
Lin Payette
Thomas McDaniel
Charley
Jane McDaniel
Bernard Conner
Ponting Axle Works
Raylond Springer
Indianpoll Law School
Harview Township
Rod Alys
Charles Gringer
Phil Iuakue
D. ©. Boggs
Albert
Miss Bogge
Kankakee
Ilinois
Virgil Barker
McIntosh Lodge
K. of P
Colored Knights of Pythias
Albert Randall
Boston
Masa
Valentine Leonard
Lodianapolis
Caroline Haron
Albert Ridge
John Jacob
George Jennings
Baby
Walter Montgomery
Dan Rigor
Beeson Station
Frank Safton
Mies Mayme Simpson
Beaumont
Minor
Mre
Karenaar
Memphis
Rev. A. L. Chew
Hal Cassidy
Car Dasa
Charles Swain
Misa Hattie Williams
Brockville
Geo C. Clonda
Greensburg
D. S. Clouds
Martin Reifel
Priest River
Idaho
Clarensa Davis
Charles Moffatt Ead
Walton
Justice Reeve
Longwood
Pha Aiker
Claravee
Taylor
Cipcnit Court
David Poor
Shelby Cowants
Ree Tnd Goa Lense of Representatives
Poor
Mmere
Coewes
Aare
Sheater
St. Deaie
Phang
the Laxawola Co
St. Louisian
Jall
St. Louis House of Delegates
Iear
Ats World
Wallace
India
Tardenhuier Whalran
Bradfield
St. Louis Flyer
Duick
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