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Newspaper
Connersville Times
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1903
Page
5
The Mulheeren Eby case unfolds with Miss Lillian Mulheeren testifying about the confrontation on Eastern avenue and the alley near Third and Fourth streets. Witnesses describe gunfire exchanges as John Mulheeren and others pursue Eby, with medical testimony noting Eby’s critical wounds without immediate death.
An advertisement for Scott's Emulsion targets babies, children, and adults who are thin or weak, claiming to enrich blood, build healthy flesh, and improve nourishment. It offers a free sample from Scott & Bowne of Pearl Street, New York.
Advertorial notices hail Peruna from Dr. Hartman of Columbus Ohio as a universal remedy for catarrh coughs colds bronchitis consumption and winter ailments. They urge readers to send name and address for a free first month treatment and claim success with testimonials from Mrs Alla Schwandt and Mrs Jennie Cable.
Miss Blanche Myers of Kansas City writes that after four seasons of severe colds and lingering catarrh she was cured by one bottle of Peruna and will no longer dread colds. The letter emphasizes relief from chill-induced illnesses after social events.
Free treatment and a Peruna Almanac are offered by Dr Hartman to combat catarrh of the nose and head. The condition causes discharge sneezing eye and forehead pain watery eyes and memory lapses if untreated.
Mrs. O M Hempleman testified she witnessed the shooting from an alley between Third and Fourth Streets north of Central Avenue and said the first shot came from her direction. Frank Eby described events leading to the incident and said the first two shots, by himself and John Mulheeren, were close together with Mulheeren possibly firing first. The court spent much time on other suits, most of which were overruled.
A 19th century notice reports William Aberlady as the first white settler to discover a natural lead deposit in eastern Indiana, with Abernathy later finding a zinc ledge in a western ravine. The text notes the locality lies twenty miles from a railway and hints at guarded secrets surrounding the discovery.
A long forgotten lead and zinc ore find near a primeval forest draws attention as three parties seek land to mine. An old Abernathy family secret and Indian ties surface amid talks of forming a mining company and building a branch railroad to access the site twenty miles from rail access.
George Robertson was knocked down by a fellow skater on the canal yesterday and suffered a painful cut finger from a sharp runner. The wound was not serious.
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