Bucket Shop Injunction Broadens Fight in Chicago
Chicago December 5 a federal decision by Judge Humheey in Springfield bars forty bucket shop operators in the southern Illinois district from obtaining selling or distributing market quotations of the Board of Trade. Defendants must plead by January 1 1902. Western Union and Cleveland Telegram companies filed the injunction bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Tay
Judy Humaheey
United States
Eirey
Springfield
Illinois
Lrace
Chi
Western Union
Cleveland “Telegraph Companies
Corn Flour Ad Readings From The Journal Gazette
An apparent advertisement note promotes Mrs Austin's corn flour with a call to proof read using the Journal Gazette. The fragment hints at a broader marketing claim that the product yields results and encourages trying it.
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Journal-Gazette
Weather Forecast Summary for Kanawad and Regions
Forecast for Saturday shows snow and colder conditions in the north with fresh northwest winds. Near the lake Saturday night, Sunday brings rain with icy west winds diminishing. Kentucky expects fair weather Saturday and Sunday. Lower Michigan anticipates some snow Saturday, then a Sunday turnout of fair and colder skies with brisk west winds.
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Kanawad
Kentucky
Lower
Michigan
Local notes report residents visiting Albion and area
Mr and Mrs Harry D Stone of Albion are in the city. The Bartenick Nassenstein firm dissolves with Nassenstein retiring. Wil H Willenmar of the Dekalb Circuit Court was in town yesterday. Chris Weller formerly Western Union operator now in Kokomo visits friends. New scarlet fever cases reported yesterday at 715 West Berry Street and 1136 Chute Street. Dr J A Smith county auditor elect will move his family from Hoagland to the city next Tuesday to occupy his new residence on Take Avenue purchased last summer. News arrives that Samuel Parker formerly of this county is critically ill at Coldwater Michigan. Mr Parker is eighty years old and came to Allen county in 1893 remaining here until a few years ago.
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Harry D. Stone
Albion
Bartenick & Nassenstein
Nassenstein
Wil H. Willenmar
I Dekalb Setenben
Chris Weller
Kokomo
West Berry Street
Chute Street
J. 4. Smith
Hoagland
Take Avenue
Samuel Parker
Coldwater
Mick
Parker
Alien County
Candies for Saturdays Trade At Local Store
Candy department offers real sweet items at low prices. Chocolate Creams and Pure Rack Candy 20c per piece, Guim Drops 5c, Cream Mixtures with jelly centres 10c, Chewing Gum 4c per package. Christmas candles on sale. Roast rabbit advertised at Bossler and Truchet 13324 Calhoun Street.
Toys and Dolls Sale at White Fruit House
A colorful display promises a vast stock of toys games and furniture including drolls doll houses blackboards and pianos at low prices. Special offerings feature kid body dressed and China Timb dolls and a range of gold set rings priced around 2.56 each. Weird oysters at the Palace tonight.
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White Fruit House
Money to Loan at 51 2 and per Cent Interest
Money to loan at fifty one and two thirds percent interest offered by PHNE and Company located at 19 Court Street or similar address, indicating available lending terms and contact inquiry for borrowers seeking funds.
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Phne & Co
Cour
Real estate transfers listed by notarized abstracter
Real estate transfers compiled by John C. Neler abstracting transfers to Louis Hanna August and Caroline Hille to Christian H G Alweler on Begue arrest near Liberty Street. Also conveyances from John A Hurler to Fort Van Wert Lima Fraction Co including parcels in New Haven Yor and Port Wayne area. Another entry mentions Van Wert Lima Fraction Co strip 40 west in section 2 Adams and Knoblanch additions in Shigleys City with Thomas.
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Louis Hanna
Caroline Hille
Chrisytian H.G. Alweler
Libery Street
R. It
John A. and
N. N. Hurler
Fort van Wert & Lima Fraction Co
Power's
Ada
New Haven
Mena
Pond
Port Wayne
van Wert & Lima ‘Fraction Co
Adams Ty
W. Bo
Pauargarel
Thomas
Knoblanch's
Shigleys City
Bargains at the Rich Grocery and Meat
Boiled meat, de Iber 7, beet roast 2b. Pork chops and sausage 10c per lb. Fresh oysters 2a¢ each. Home made sauerkraut 4c per jar. Superior teas, 12c per can. Fresh country eggs 4e per dozen. Rich Grocery and Meat Man. KET.
Central Grocery Ad Teases Fancy Canned Goods Brightly
A compact listed ad promotes Extra Fancy Brutes and Large Ruby primes alongside Fancy Bright Peaches and Canned Citron. It mentions prices like 10c for a can and 25 for citron, with strung brand-like names such as Destemoald and Seinge Peet.
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Destemoald
Seinge Peet
Ibe
Larga
Rreiburgel
Wintered Horses Advertised by Rockhill Brothers
A fragment notes Wintered horses for sale under a Rockhill Brothers listing. Includes a telephone contact No 18 or 1214 and mentions Eclipse and optiar smoke details. The readable text is terse and shows a classified sale item with agent name and contact.
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Rockhill
BROS
Poultry Adpromotes Stock at D Moverdale and Archer
Poultry notice promotes improved stock and invites readers to inspect both new and traditional offerings. Mentions a splendid selection and ongoing sales by D Moverdale and Archer with emphasis on quality.
New Disk Records Spotlight Vidlor Columbia Debuts
New stock arriving for $40 view Wax Records Raison and the Randall Wheel Co. Records and products spotlighted as bulk shipments arrive at local shops.
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Foor New Disk Records
Vidlor
Columbia
Raison and
the Randall Wheel CO
Half Pride At The People’s Store Hat Giveaway
G H Moeller with Frank Dry Grads Co awarded ten dollars at Patterson's. Ten dollars given away each week.
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G. H. Moeller
Frank Dry Grads Co
Patterson’s
Pancake and Syrup Special at Greatest Grocery Co
Special today only at Greatest Grocery Co East Berry Street. Pancake flour and buckwheat flour deals plus maple syrup and table syrup. Includes pure New York buckwheat flour and Vermont maple sugar, various syrups priced per gallon and per quart.
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New York
Vermont
N. G
P.O
East Berry Street
Etchings Displayed by Big & Keil at Calhoun Street
A Sanitary note offers a large consignment of etchings from New York for immediate viewing at Big and Keil 926 Calhoun Street. The Journal Gazette route lists new items, with a casual push on smokers to visit tonight for Roast Rabbit lunch at Koassler and Truchet 132 Se Calhoun Street.
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Koassler & Truchet
Calhoun ‘Street
Candy Stock Sale At Coverdale Archer’s Store
Readable lines note a candy stock listing at Coverdale Archer’s shop with prices and a buyer invitation. Mentioned items include 821 kinds of candies and a 10 cent per pound price, inviting customers to come and see the stock.
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Dressea Joandy
Fouer
Coverdale 'S
Archer
Local Calhoun Street Advertisements and Oysters
Fragmented OCR lists shops and products along Calhoun Street near Cathedral and Columbia. Mentions boxes, cigars at 1004 Calhoun Lau Block, oysters at various eateries, and advertisements for pictures, prints, and farm catalogs. Includes traders such as RONENBECK and STRAUS BROTHERS with hourly timing and catalog requests.
Millinery Sale at the Hall Store
A promised millinery sale event at the hall store features hats and accessories advertised at sale prices. The notice uses fragmented OCR text but indicates a shop sale event at a hall venue.
Frank Dry Goods Do Sale On Silk Fettes and Skirts
Local store launches a sweeping sale on silk taffeta gowns undergarments and skirts with deep discounts including fur neck boas 50 percent off and broad reductions on walking dresses coats and accessories. Stock includes ladies waists wrappers flannel garments umbrellas baskets and handkerchiefs with substantial bargains across multiple items.
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FRANK
Keil and Keil Receive New York Con signed Lot
Ked Oysters advertised at Wiebike's Board of Trade on Calhoun Street. The notice references a large consignment from New York and mentions Calhoun Street and 26 Calhoun Street.
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Wiebike’s
Randell Rheumatic Cure Claims Two Bottles Cure
Randell Proprietary Co of Fort Wayne reports a customer letter from Mrs Georgia Taylor praising Randell's Rheumatic Cure. She says two bottles cured a two year rheumatism and endorses the product as safe noting it contains no salicylic acid turpentine mercury strychnine or opiates. The claim emphasizes guaranteed effectiveness and druggist availability.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Randell Proprietary Co
Randell
Georgia Taylor
Brackenridgs St
Rundell
New President of Lehigh Valley Railroad Named
E B Thomas was elected president of the Lehigh Valley Railroad and Lehigh Valley Coal in a board meeting, succeeding Alfred Walters. The statement says the railroad will operate independently and in a manner linked to operations with other trunks, under a marine friendly policy.
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Lehigh Valley
Philadelphia
E. B. Thomas
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Alfred Walter
Thomas
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Hertafors
The Only Christmas Tree Holder Still Proving Practical
A concise claim presents the Christmas tree holder as the sole design to endure in practical use. It emphasizes longevity and usability as the key selling points, suggesting superior construction and function compared with competing holders.
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Wolf & Dessauer
Department
S & Gears
Calhoun-St
Packard Company
Satururday
Bossler
Truchet
Calhoun Street
The
Palace
Corner
Calhoun
John C. Neler
Derry Street
the Central
Eclipse&, Optiar Ie
Ponlkicy
Chrdies
Ari Aye
Caudies
Dmoverdale & Archer
Just
the People's Store
BIG & Keil
Eclipse
Guy Conkling
Calhoun St
Cathedral
Fatey ‘Boxes
Toger & Gallet
Houdigent, Legrands
Iuiles
Waters
Ronenbeck
Lau
KEL & Keil
Christy Pictures
Gibson Pictures
Gilbert Pictures
Conley Prints
Wieblees Board of Jude
Calhou Street
Hight
Mi Straus
John
Gall
Investi
Frank Dry Goods CO
Keil & Keil
Pwenty
Haven
Pixley
Ghe
Clothiers
Calhoun. Street
Mee
Baeg
Peta
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