14 Nov 1901
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1901
Page
1
A Chicago woman describes an awful three year ordeal caused by a complex of female trouble. She consulted three physicians who named different conditions, yet the pains remained the same and she feared each passing day.
The society page lists Misses Mukirtin Muay Harvey of Stuffton visiting the city and Mrs 3. Pisher Satves staying a few days in Chicago. Olds spends days in Muntington with a friend as Mrs Wo Mossanet departs for a three week trip. Miss Molen hosts Marguerite Curr in Ligontur.
A story about Alva Merrill of Illinois and his father’s honest name guiding trust in Dodd's Kidney Pills. An elderly man, recognizing Merrill from an advertisement, thanks him for saving his wife and life, crediting the pills as life changing and proving the father’s reputation through honest medicine.
The Cut Rate Shoe Store advertises a Sunday bargain day led by Morrow with special prices. Prior cuts are noted in five, and the sale occurs opposite Burnley & Co. as part of a local retail event.
A minor blaze at No 2 ScotL Avenue involved a shed behind Dan Nestle’s residence. A small boy playing with parlor matches caused the fire. loss was nominal and the firefighters responded promptly.
The Auburn Dispatch reports service of Huw and an overhauled store relocation from Main to Wells Street. It notes a large business block by Myers and development plans on Auburn street, with mentions of Old Construction Co and Wayne area activity. A civil case and election discussion appear, touching on county politics and a proposed special team for trophies and forestry events.
In Indianapolis Governor Durbin receives a letter from Kentucky Governor Beckham in defense of his Nelson and refusal to lend requisitions Jay Taylor and Finley. The governor declines to comment, saying the incident is closed forever and that readers will be better satisfied by reading Beckham’s letter.
A gang of about a dozen criminals blew open the Citizens Bank at Minster around 2 am. The village watchman engaged them and nearly sixty shots were fired. The robbers, armed with shotguns, reportedly wounded two members but secured nothing and fled toward Indiana.
Portland guards warn of robbers who blew a safe at Minster early today and are said to be headed this way now authorities have been alerted to the search for the group and its direction remains uncertain.
Hartford City Indiana November 13 Sheriff Henry Hollingshead today served eighteen indictments against employees of a number of oil and gas companies for violations of the gas waste law. The cases involve alleged improper gas waste practices and reflect a broad enforcement action by local authorities.
List of patent grants to Indiana residents including Jalit Hieaty Decatur for a scholars vanpuisons device and Pred oh Chevoe Indianapolis for insulator supporters for electric wire Liza G Herdeih Indianapolis for door closure and screen Geo We Hindinata Glenwood for newly bie chine Harare McKay Indianapolis for roll holler and Seaman Columbia City for weighing machine Ureka Medical Company South Bend for headache medicines in powder form Lightning Yeast Company Ouxual
Indiana Supreme Court Decides cases Minnie Leads vs Calvert and others. Appellate Court issues include denial of writs and dismissals. Notable items mention Wood v. Dallas transtrator, Allen county appeal overrun, and McBride v Ulmer with assignment of errors.
Reports from Rio de Janeiro Berlin Vienna and other capitals note the reception of Bishop Nicholas Chrysostom Matz in Rio, a UK related parliamentary payment to Armenian victims, Ambassador Andrew White resuming duties in Berlin, Austria Hungary settling grievances with the Porte and anti Chamberlain demonstrations spreading from Brest to Hannover Darmstadt Plauen with broad student and professor participation.
Mrs. Sarah A. Crevistos sold 147 acres of oil lands in Marion County yesterday for 33009 dollars. Purchasers are Frank Haskell and William Bayless, two Pennsylvania oil men. The farm has seven wells with income from two active wells amounting to 2400 dollars per month.
Congressman J. M. Robinson yesterday was able to leave bed and sit up for an hour or more. He is recovering rapidly and will look after his business, with Mrs. Robinson and his secretary Miss Anna Krudop assisting with correspondence.
Menominee Mich Nov 13 one of the strangest hunting season accidents occurred at Stephenson George Richardson shot a deer the bullet passed through the deer hit a tree glanced off and struck William Everhardt first going through his wrist It then hit his gunstock glanced up and entered his mouth through his cheek iodine in his neck The wound is a serious one
A pasted advertisement-style excerpt touts a miracle cure for baldness promising rapid hair regrowth. It quotes numerous anecdotal testimonials from individuals across various locations claiming new hair growth after using the remedy. The piece urges readers to write to the Alton Medical Dispensary in Cincinnati for trial packages and a free offering.
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