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Elkhart Daily Review

Location

Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1905

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Obituary notes for historic figures in Elkhart Review

A compact column lists notable historical figures with brief life spans and death places, including Columbus discovery era notes and entries for Gilbert de Motte Marquis de Lafayette, Jean Antoine Houdin, Jefferson Davis, and Louis Mayer with birth years and death years.

Henry VI Columbus Hartt Marquis de Lafayette Gilbert de Motte Ameti'v Revolutionary Army Auvergne France Robert-Houdin Jean Antoine Blois Jefferson Davis New Orleans Louis Mayer St. Louis

Destroy the Dandruff Germ with Herpicide and Cure

An advertisement proclaims that dandruff and hair loss stem from the germ and promises Herpicide as a product that kills it. It urges buying samples and mentions agents in Detroit. A separate testimonial claims Dr King’s New Discovery cured a preacher’s persistent cough and saved him from consumption, with trial bottles offered.

D. Moore Baptist Church Harpersville N. Y Dr .King Houseworth Bros Taylor Fenton

Guarantee on Tar Syrup Bottles from Local Stores

The undersigned promise to refund the money on a 60 cent bottle of Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar if it fails to cure a cough or cold. A 25 cent bottle is also guaranteed to prove satisfactory or money refunded. E. B. Felt Houseworth Bros. E. D. Miller. Three stores.

Greene’s E. B. Felt Houseworth Bros E. D. Miller

Sleds Rally as Turnock's Raises Prices and Local Sales Grow

Turnock's hikes sled prices to 24¢ while the Big Chimney at the new roundhouse is within a five minute walk of Elliston addition where over ten thousand dollars in lots have been sold this year. Easy payments and low prices drive sales. for details contact Carpenter & Wook at 115 Marion Street. Troy steam laundry to move to Anderson block at 606 South Main Street in a few days.

New Roundhouse Elliston Addition Carpenter & Wook Marion Street Troy Anderson Block Mair Street

Mad chase for health lightens with Dr. King's Pills

Millions rush after health fads from one extreme to another. If they eat good food and keep bowels regular with Dr King’s New Life Pills, troubles pass. Prompt relief for liver and stomach issues. 25 cents at Taylor Fenton’s and Houseworth Bros drug stores, guaranteed.

Dr. King Taylor Fenton’s Houseworth Bros

Smoking Jackets at Shafer and Schulz Store

Over 50 styles of smoking jackets priced from five to ten dollars at Shafer and Schulz with reliable service and selection.

Shafer & Schulz

Oysters at Hossick's Draw Local Attention

Mr Wise-Mary praises the oysters as the best, Mrs Wise-Why says they are Hossick's Blue Points, noting that everyone frequents Hossick's for the seafood. The exchange highlights a local favorite supplier in the community.

Mr. Wise Mary

Musicians' Notice for Union Meeting at Central Labor Hall

Musicians union to meet at Central Labor Hall on Wednesday evening December 6. Troy Steam Laundry invites customers to its new quarters in Anderson block. William Vollsnar piano finisher available at Wilbur Templin music store for refinishing or polishing services.

Musicians’ Union Central Labor Hall Main and Franklin Streets Troy Steam Laundry Anderson Block William Vollsnar Wilbur Templin

Bath Rohes and Toys at Turnock's Advertised

Bath robes priced five to fifteen dollars at Shafer and Schulz. Gas mantels eight cents at Turnock's. Real estate, loans, and borrowing available through J. W Fieldhouse at 112 Lexington Avenue. Turnock's offers toys and games.

Bath Rohes Shafer & Schulz J. W Fieldhouse Lexington Avenue

Elkins Outlines Rail Rate Reform in Senate Talk

Senator Elkins chairing the interstate commerce committee said the president does not want pure legislative rate setting. He proposed a statute allowing court review of rail rate orders and limited commission power to adjust unreasonable or discriminatory rates after hearings. He said this measure could solve the ongoing rail rate dispute.

Washington Elkins Committee On Interstate Commerce Commission Eikins Interstate Commerce Commission Circuit Court of the United States Senator Elkins

Lawmakers push train safety and banking measures in session

Snapp of Illinois urges block signal installation on all passenger railways by July 1 1911. Slayden of Texas introduces a postal savings bank bill. Sibley of Pennsylvania proposes banning Sunday cashing of money orders by the post office. Convict labor goods face state law reach.

Snapp Ilinois

Tobacco Growers Gain Tax Breaks in House Proposals

In Washington on December 6, Stanley of Kentucky filed two bills to exempt tobacco in its natural leaf from internal revenue tax and to allow sale of natural leaf by farmers without tax or duty. The leaf could be made into twist tobacco without triggering revenue laws. The same day Crumpacker of Indiana proposed protection from lynching for foreigners and penalties for three or more assailants. Bourke Cochran of New York introduced a joint resolution to permit four year terms for House members. Hepburn reported isthmian canal commission spending totaling 5,095,002 dollars to Sept. 30, 1905.

Washington Stanley Kentucky Lynch Crumpacker Indiana United States Representatives Bourke Cochran New York Canal Commission Isthmian Canal Commission Hepburn

LaFollette Seeks Senate Move After Reform Push

Governor LaFollette said he would accept a United States Senate seat either during the special legislative session or at its end and resign the governorship. He explains the extra session is for capitol rebuilding, rail rate law revisions, and a tighter railway policy review, plus a primary reform and investigations into insurance firms.

Madison Wis LaVollette United States Senate Railway Rate Commission National Guard G. A

Eleven Die In Storm Off Amherst Harbor

The steamer Lunenburg struck rocks near the Magdalen Islands during a violent storm. Of seventeen aboard, eleven were killed as waves swamped a rescue boat while twelve men attempted to reach shore. Captain Pride of Lunenburg survived.

Meat Cove C. B Lunenburg Amherst Harbor Magdalen Islands J. Leslie Halifax Captain Pride Ithe Lunenburg

Sympathy Motion for Russian Jews Passed in House

In Washington on December 6 the House voted to print and refer a sympathy resolution for persecuted Russian Jews. The measure urges the president to use friendly offices with Russia to prevent future massacres, reflecting wartime concerns and US-Russia relations. A Senate reading of the president’s annual message dominated the session.

House Russia Washington Senate Stoosevelt Congress Panama Canal Windis Anthony Michalek United States Doknegle New York Committee On Foreign Affairs Esch Wisconsin

No More Free Rides on Pennsylvania Railroad

Philadelphia December reports that the Pennsylvania Railroad will end all forms of free transportation after the current year due to agitation over railroad rate legislation and abolition of concessions.

Philadelphia Dec Pennsylvania Railroad

U M W A Helps Printers With Union Assessment

Indianapolis December 6 The United Mine Workers executive board decided to pay in a lump sum the organization assessment totaling between 11000 and 12000 dollars in support of the International Typographical Union strike.

Indianapolis United Mine Workers of America International Typographical Union

Presbyterian Brotherhood Aims to Federate Men’s Societies

Philadelphia December 6. The Presbyterian general assembly committee on men’s work met in the Witherspoon building and decided to organize a Presbyterian brotherhood to federate all men’s societies within the denomination.

New Presbyterian Society Philadelphia Presbytterian General Assembly Witherspoon Presbyterian Brotherhood

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