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Newspaper

Decatur Weekly News

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1902

Page

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Shoe Price List with Men's and Women's Footwear

A historical price rundown lists men’s satin calf at 1.35 and 1.50, men’s satin calf 200, men’s Vici box calf 2.75, ladies heel and spring heel 1 and 2, children’s shoes from 50¢ up. Various unit prices appear like 1.10, 1.65, 2.00, and small numbers such as 25, 23, 45.

Children’s Union

German diplomat hails American enterprise after seven month stay

Baron Max Von Oppenheim, imperial German counsellor and explorer, leaves New York for Germany after a seven month visit. He praises American development, vast rail interconnected growth, and the versatility and vigor of American business and workers, noting no apparent limit to enterprise observed during his stay.

Baron Max von Oppenheimer New York Baron Max von Oppenheim Germany America

Blizzard Threatens New York Coal Supply Crisis

New York City faces a potential coal famine as weather decides supply. Industry insiders warn miners and shipment paths could collapse if a blizzard blocks railroads, risking only a day’s stock and pushing prices to luxury levels for the remaining tons this winter.

New York City New York The Herald Tidéwater New England Canada Lederle Board of Health

Weeds Consumption and Scott's Emulsion Advertisement

An old advertisement promotes aggressive treatment for consumption, likening it to a weed that flourishes in weak lungs. It urges early action, emphasizes fresh air and rest, and touts Scott and Bowne Emulsion as the best treatment with a free sample offer.

Scott

Cuticura Soap and Ointment Promote Skin Health

Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment touted as the great skin cure for serving, purifying, and beautifying the skin. Advertisers claim the products cleanse scalps, stop hair loss, soften hands, and aid toilet and nursery needs used by millions of women for irritations inflammations and offensive perspiration.

New Donation Planned for Hip Disease Charity in New York

A prominent New York capitalist plans a large donation to aid poor children with hip disease. The gift, to fund Lorenz clinic work, will support long term treatment by local surgeons after Prof Lorenz returns to Europe.

New York Mess Lorenz Jenna Lorena Europe

Coal distribution expands via Reading Railway in Philadelphia

The Philadelphia and Reading Railway Co extends anthracite supply with gradual distribution. Some western orders are accepted while shipments to New England and the south rise. Deliveries also begin over the Pennsylvania to Baltimore and Washington.

Philadelphia Philadelphia & Reading Railway Co West New England South Reading Co Pennsylvania Baltimore Washington

Italian banker Raphael Bove dies in Mulberry Bend wealth survivor

Deep mourning in Mulberry Bend follows the death of Italian banker Raphael Bove who arrived in America in 1871. His ship sank at Sandy Hook and cost him his savings, but he later built a fortune in New York's Italian quarter estimated at a million dollars.

New York Mulberry Bend Raphael Bove America Sandy Hook

Shot and killed in attempted break in Carroll residence

James R Faust was shot and killed near Carroll while trying to crawl through a window at his brother Charles Faust’s home. Charles Crone, a nephew of Charles, says Faust had designs on the life of his brother whom he had once tried to kill. Crone surrendered and details include Faust’s long history of disappearances and escapes from institutions.

Clarance Toledo Iowa Faust Sam Miller Memphis Miller Kansas City

Bankrupt ex-champion Sullivan tops a sprawling list

The report lists John L Sullivan as bankrupt and notes other national and local incidents from bank robberies in Morgan Texas to political shifts in Virginia and Missouri Pacific expansion. It covers police, finance, and court actions across multiple states with mention of notable figures and events.

W. Decarz Alerk France First National Bank Morgan Tex Siam Goulds Missouri Pacific Springfield Virginia John G. Carlisle Dudley Sullivan County Indiana

Germany and Venezuela Face Debt Claims and Possible Repayment Plan

Berlin reports Germany's demand against Venezuela totals about 2 million dollars with potential deferred payments due to Venezuela's civil war damage to planting and industry. Seizures of customs houses and a possible bond issue are discussed as part of a plan to secure repayment while avoiding harsh measures.

Berlin Germany Venezuela Papeacnt Castro Venezoula Castro Isaac N. Seligman New York

November in Missouri wraps warm, wet, with rust and damage

The November 1902 weather across Missouri averaged warmer than normal with substantial rainfall in most areas. Wheat grew well though rust and fly damaged some early plantings. corn harvest faced delays due to rains, with substantial portions still in fields. cotton picking neared completion. fall pastures remained in good condition with ample stock water.

Columbia Jasper County

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