Prominent Iowa Man Credits Pink Pills For Pale People
S M Jones of Hexipton recounts severe rheumatism pain spreading from back to hip and leg in 1901. A friend advised Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People, he took several boxes, improved greatly, and now counsels others with similar troubles. The ad claims the pills purify blood and treat rheumatism and related ailments, selling at fifty cents per box or six for two dollars and a half.
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S. M. Jones
Hexipton
Iowa
Williams
Dr. Avinjams Medicine Co
Schenectady, N. Y
Barnard Denies Prison Charge as Blow for Grudge
Deputy warden Barnard of Barnard Michigan City Ind defends himself against sensational accusations by former prison physician Dr B S Horne who resigned. He welcomes an investigation to prove his exoneration while locals view the charges as spitework to gratify a personal feud.
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Michigan City
Ind
Barnard
B. S. Horne
Reciprocity Bill Fills Week In House And Senate
Washington April 5 Next week promises to be a banner week in the House with discussion of the Payne Cuban reciprocity bill paving the way for a reciprocity agreement with Cuba. The measure contemplates concessions of 2 percent to remain until December 1, 188. The Senate may amend to 33 1 3 percent. The week also opens Chinese exclusion and fortifications appropriations. River and harbor bill progress expected Tuesday with debate to follow. Barah R Sawyer buys two six room cottages for 7500 on Washington street fronts 74 feet.
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Washington
House
Cuda
Senate
Kere
Friends of the
Commerce Committee
Frye
Barah R. Sawyer
Striking the Right Spot Nerva Pills Advert Claim
A vintage advertisement promotes Dr A W Nerva Pills claiming to build Nerve Force to improve vital organs. Testimonial by G Curry of Indiana cites relief from back pain kidney inactivity stomach weakness and irregular heart action after using the pills.
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A. W
Mie We
G. Curry
Douglass‘ndtangpolls, Ind
Huder
Rhodes Will Sparks Imperial Education Debate at Oxford
Cecil Rhodes' will provides two American and two state scholarships per territory, plus five German scholarships named by the Kaiser, with $500,000 to Oriel College. It envisions Anglo American ties via education at Oxford, and specifies burial in a rock tomb at Matoppo hills bearing a brass tablet.
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Oxford
London
Cecil Rhodes
Julius Caesar
America
Canada
British Columbia
Manchester Guardian
Rhodes
United States
Great Britain
Wilk
Oriel College. Inc
Cousin Receives 50000 From Cecil Rhodes Heir
New York April 5 Janitor George Rhodes of Lakewood New Jersey inherits 50000 from Cecil Rhodes. While dusting shelves at a bicycle store he learns the news and quips he will switch to costlier cigars. He calls Rhodes his near relative and says he never cared for him much but appreciates the money.
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George Rhodes
New York
Lakewood
N. J
Cecil Rhodes
Rhodes
Sthodes
Births Deaths and Marriages in Irvington area listing
Birth announcements list Isaac and Myra Bessy Irvington a boy and multiple other couples with addresses. Death notices cite entries with ages and causes like heart failure consumption and old age. Marriages include David Griffin Winnie Phillips Arthur Alexander Zelia Norrin and others.
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Isaac
Myra Bessy
Irvington
F. G
Florence
Jantz
Spannave
J. M
Rose Ryan
S. Arsenal Ave
Lewis and
Laura Grant
Southeastern Ave
Kl. C. A
Edith Schnabel
Fultonst
L.A
Ella Hollis
St. Paul St
W. H
Clara Betcher
Everson St
Harry and
Carrie Williams
John and
Olga McGregor
Harlanat
David Griffin
Winnie Phillips
Arthur Alexander
Zelia Norrin
Frederick Russell Oliver
Ella Ruby Gordon
Building Permits Listed for Homes and Repairs
A list of building permits shows Nettie Frick at 1139 Nelson Street for a cottage costing 900, J S Hoss on Oxford Street near Bloyd Avenue for a cottage 700, A W Denny at 127 Market Street for a frame house 1500, R H Cavelage on Sheffield Avenue near Tenth Street for a frame house 925, J Keller at 826 North Pine Street for an addition 350, Second Presbyterian Church at Vermont and Pennsylvania Streets for repairs 800, J A Schumacher at O E St Clair Street for a brick warehouse 1100, L M Moore at 1042 Hamilton Avenue for a cottage 487, L M Moore at 140 Hamilton Avenue for repairs, G E Hornsher at 227 Broadway for a shed 20, A W Denny at 1225 East Market Street for a frame house 1600, C Lena Hess at 319 East South Street for a cottage 300, Emily J Connelly at 1707 North New Jersey Street for repairs 800, Gok Hogin at 2 Hamilton Avenue for a cottage.
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Nettie Frick
Nelson-st
J. S. Hoss
Oxford-st
Bloyd-ave
A. W. Denny
Market-st
R. H. Cavelage
Sheffield-ave
Tenth-st
J. Keller
N. Pine-st
Second Presbyterian Church
Vermont
Pennsylvania-sts
J. A. Schumacher
E. St. Clair-st
L. M. Moore
Hamilton-ave
G. E. Hornsher
Broadway
E. Market St
C. Lena Hess
Hoosier Senator Urges Early Passage of Chinese Exclusion Bill
Senator Fairbanks of Indiana spoke in the senate urging quick passage of the Chinese exclusion bill. He argued to protect American citizenship and labor, noting large immigration trends and the need to restrict Chinese labor while allowing officials students and travelers. He warned entry of Chinese workers risks friction with China and undermines American civilization.
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Washington
Fairbanks
Indiana
Senate
United States
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Portland
Seattle
Pacific Coast
Treasury Department
Republic
China
Mrs Denny shoots at Marbry and wife in Terre Haute
Mrs Isannah Denny, wife of ex County auditor Charles Denny, shot at Orma Marbry and Mrs Marbry Friday evening. Marbry wounded in the hand, wife shot in the left breast. Denny arrested, expressed no remorse. Public sympathy favors Mrs Denny. Marbry is said to be engaged to Denny’s daughter May. Families live nearby. Mrs Marbry may die.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Isannah Denny
Couunty
Charles Denny
Orma Marbry
Denny
Mrs. Denny
Marbory
Marbry
May
Old Ball Player Killed in New York Central Station
David Vegler once center fielder of the pennant winning International League team of 1873 was instantly killed Saturday morning in the New York Central Station at Buffalo New York officials said the accident occurred in the rush of commuters with Vegler identified by local sports historians as a former prominent player.
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Buffalo
N. Y
David Fe.vegler
New York Central
Indiana notices and obits mix of 1900s era events
In Indiana Byron and Clyde White of Elkhart face counterfeiting charges. The state meeting of the A O U W opens Monday in Shelbyville. The Indiana Laundrymen Association will meet in Terre Haute Monday. Matthews Matl and the Post have consolidated. George Catterston stars in the Easter show. Greenwood work begins on an electric line reaching Shelbyville. Nearly 1,000 students enrolled for spring term at State Normal, Terre Haute. Jerry Thornton, Logansport contractor, was perhaps fatally crushed under a house. An interurban line from Richmond to Cambridge City should finish mid June. New Castle seeks the Itrell French piano factory, burned recently at Springfield, Ohio. James O. Hattery of Fort Wayne named organizer of the International Barbers’ Union. Obituaries: E W Matthews Vincennes, Hamilton Fisher 65 Kokomo, William F Leonard 68 Lafayette, Kate Jane Gamble 76 Bloomington, Henry C Hodge formerly of Muncie died in San Diego, Joseph Black 46 Center Ville, Mrs James K Kemper 65 Morris Town, Christopher Knipstine 73 Martinsville.
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Byron
Clyde White
Elkhart
Shelbyville
Indiana Association of Laundrymen
Terre Haute
Matthews
Matl
The
Post
George.Catterston
Richmond
Cambridge City
Castle
Springfield
James O. Hattery
Fort Wayne
International Barbers’ Union of America
E. W. Matthews
Vincennes
Hamilton Fisher
Kokomo
William F. Leonard
Lafayette
Kate Jane Gamble
Bloomington
Henry C. Hodge
Muncie
San Diego
Cal
Joseph Black
Centerville
James K. Kemper
Morristown
Christopher Knipstine
Martinsville
Bribery Scandal Surfaces in St Louis City Assembly
Grand jury reports true bills against municipal officials and a Kansas City millionaire Robert M. Snyder. It details bribery networks in both city branches, with votes bought for amounts from 100 to 1000 dollars and major contracts shaped by payments totaling hundreds of thousands. The report notes pervasive corruption and cites the Central traction bill as a key case.
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ST. Louis
Municipal Assembly
Street Railroad Corporation
Robert M. Snyder
Kansas City
Frederick J. Utthoff
Central Traction
Polite Burglar Steals $10,000 Jewelry from Mrs Paramore
In St Louis on a Friday morning a masked burglar entered Mrs Paramore's room and stole jewelry valued at $10,000 after asking her to stay in bed for 30 minutes. He and a partner fled. neighbors heard her alarm but found no trace. Police link the crime to porch climbers active in the city.
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ST. Louis
E. E. Paramore
Patch plea for railroad men to save brakeman Sugg
Patches of skin are being solicited by Dr Satterwhite of Louisville to aid skin grafting for Edward Sugg a brakeman badly burned in a wreck eight miles west of New Albany Indiana The bulletin asks railroad men to contribute skin tissue to cover extensive wounds including loss of an ear and damage to an eye and cheek as the wound failed to heal and grafting was deemed necessary
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New Albany
Ind
Southern
Satterwhite
Louisville
Edward Sugg
Cattle and Hogs Prices at Union Stockyards Indianapolis
Union Stockyards Indianapolis on April 5 reports cattle receipts 400 and hog receipts 900 with wide price ranges. Quotations cover export steers from 1,350 to 1,500 pounds, butcher steers 1,100 to 1,250 pounds, heifers, cows, veals, calves, and feeding stock. Interstate Stockyards Indianapolis on April 6 shows hogs receipts 200 with good to choice heavy at 6.85 to 6.35 and light weights down to 5.25, plus various classes of pigs. Also prices for stockers, sheep, and lambs within indicated ranges.
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Union Stockyards
Indianapolis
Tavceseeernens Weed Ooyeo
Interstate Stockyards
Cecceere
East Buffalo Live Stock Market Report April 5
East Buffalo New York reports cattle receipts 13 cars steady at Friday prices. Best years 7.25 to 7.50. Hog receipts 18 cars best 7.00 to 7.10, mixed 6.90 to 7.00, workers 6.60 to 6.75, pigs 6.40 to 6.45, roughs 6.30 to 6.50, stags 4.25 to 5.00. Sheep and lambs 43 cars slow. best lambs 6.90 to 7.00, fair to good 6.10 to 6.85, culls 4.00 to 6.25, mixed sheep tops 5.60 to 5.85, ewes 5.90 to 6.15, yearlings 6.10 to 6.15.
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East Buffalo
N. Y
Tragic laudanum poisoning victim found at market spot
A 34 year old man collapsed unconscious Saturday morning at the Eighteenth and Market streets intersection in St. Louis. City hospital doctors found laudanum poisoning and said he was beyond aid. A card in his pocket identified him as Martin Freese, traveling salesman for a Cincinnati shoe house, with Blooming ton Illinois as his residence.
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ST. Louis
City Hospital
Martin Freese
Cincinnati
Bloomington
Ill
Kansas City Live Stock Market Report April 5
Kansas City cattle receipts 50 with market unchanged. Hog receipts 3,000 with higher prices across ranges. bulk 6.55 to 6.85, heavy 6.40 to 6.90, packers 6.55 to 6.65, medium 6.75 to 6.85, light 6.35 to 6.50, workers 6.70 to 6.80, pigs 5.30 to 6.15. No sheep reported.
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Kansas City
Cattle and Hog Market Report From Union Stockyards
Union Stockyards M11 April 5 cattle receipts 1000 market slow and unchanged hog receipts 11000 estimated Monday 30000 higher top 6.95 bulk 6.65 6.80 light 6.37 6.35 rough packing 6.55 6.70 mixed 6.50 6.90 heavy packing 6.75 6.95 pigeon 5.40 6.30 sheep receipts 1000 market dull and
Conceded the Scale in Papate Sector by J Mack Co
J Mack & Co conceded the papate scale and sent 15 men to work on Saturday. The move reduces active firms to four, employing about 106 men in total, with others still holding out.
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J. Mack & Co
Lane found guilty and to be hanged in Philadelphia
W H Lane a Black man was convicted Friday of murdering Mrs Furbush and her two children on Tuesday. The court sentenced him to death and Gov Stone will seek to hasten the execution, likely to be carried out soon.
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Philadelphia
W. H. Lane
Cincinnati Market Briefs Cattle Hogs Sheep Prices Steady
Cincinnati market roundup reports cattle receipts 142 hogs 111% steady at Friday prices. Sheep receipts 129 steady. Extra bids around 5.10 to 5.25 for cattle, 6.85 for extra lambs, spring lambs at 9 to 11 dollars.
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Cincinnati
Pennsylvania Leads Market With Record Prospects
New York April 6 stocks rise with Pennsylvania set to hit new records and lead the market. Analysts urge buying M E T Kanawha & Michigan Kansas City copper and specific rail and steel plays while noting strong dividend and earning capacity at Pennsylvania. Grain and hay markets show steady to firmer tones with assorted wheat corn oats and hay prices and several car inspections recorded.
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New York
Pennsylvania
M. P
Wabash
Texas
Pacific
Ilinois Central
Bull Southern
Kanawha
Michigan
Kansas City
Copper
Europe
Indianapolis Securities and Bank Stocks Summary
A historical list of Indianapolis securities includes multiple banks such as American National Bank, Capital National Bank, Central Trust, Indiana National Bank, and Indiana Trust, plus Marion Trust and Union Trust. Street railways, gas and power firms, cold storage, and various preferred stocks are noted with bond and stock figures, shares, and interest rates. The document catalogs 19 light and power items, gas company bonds, street railway 5s, and preferred stock issued by firms like T B Laycock Manufacturing and J T Polk Company, reflecting a dense local market snapshot.
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Indianapolis Securities
Belt, Common
Belt, Preferred
Indianapolis Street Railway
American National Bank
Capital National Bank
Central Trust Company
Columbia National Bank
Merchants” National Bank
Indiana National Bank
Indiana Trust Company
Marion Trust Company
Union Trust Company
Light and Power
Shue
Indianapolis Fire Ins. Co
American Central Life
Ind. Guaranty and Title Co
Law Building
Isesgeve Home Brewing
Indianapolis Cold Storage
H. P. Wasson
Indianapolis Street
Indianapolis Gas Company
Citizens’ Street Railway
Union Traction Company
Union Traction
Sseses Os
Broad Ripple Traction
Indianapolis Improvement
Indiana Cold Storage
Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Company
T. B. Laycock Mfg. Company
J. T. Polk Company
Indiana Hotel Company
Indianapolia Gas
Atlas Engine Works
Stock Market Ends Irregular After Mixed Friday Note
New York markets showed a firm tone with limited gains across rails and industrials. Sugar and coal sector chatter influenced sentiment as Amalgamated copper and General Electric edged higher while bonds held steady and banks faced a disappointing statement.
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New York
Hocking Valley
Senate
General Electric
Westinghouse
Amalgamated Copper
International
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Pacific
Market Price Snapshot From New York
New York market prices listMeats pork at 16.25 to 17.50 per unit lard 39.95 Butter Creamery 22 2% to 21 26c imitation creamery 21 26c dairy 10 20c Factory Cheese Large 124c small 9 13% Eggs 1% to 1c Tallow dressed poultry Turkeys Ploc chick ene W 27c fowls 1E12c ducks M4G 15c geese 10 llc
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kingan & Co
Indiana
California
S.c
Chicago Grain and Provisions Market Report Apr 5
Chicago prices show mixed results across grains and provisions. Wheat and corn futures drift with May and July contracts fluctuating, oats ease slightly, while a stable tone prevails in butter, cheese, and live poultry values. Prices listed include pork at 16.55 to 16.67 per unit and lard around 9.70.
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Chicago
Jsc
Riba
Pain Balm Claims Cure for Rheumatism Skeptics Lose Pain
A Pennville Missouri resident states Chamberlain's Pain Balm cured years of rheumatism after trying many remedies. The testimonial endorses three bottles as the best medicine he ever used and notes it is for sale locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Philip E. Rhoads
Pennville
Ralm
Jobbing Trade Prices for Poultry Produce and Groceries
Comprehensive price list from a historical market page detailing hens, spring chickens, ducks, geese, eggs, cheeses, butter, hides, tallow, flour, bran, fruits and vegetables, nuts, canned goods, meats, seafood, coffees, sugars, and other staples. Includes per pound, per bushel, per crate, and per crate figures for items such as turkeys, hams, bacon, lard, oysters, clams, berries, citrus, and coffee blends with numerous regional price points.
For Sale Mis cellaneous ad offer 15 cents
A scanned notice offers space in THE SCN for mis cellaneous property sales ads. Ten words can be published for 15 cents over three days. Readership can place brief notices through this publishing option.
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A. W. Chase
Cousin
Co. R. Brendal
Chris Myers
Goldie Johnson
George F. Butler
Clara Belle Livingstone
Porter du Hadway
Mary Sullivan
Edward M. Bool
Louise M. Wohllebe
James Storm
Mollie Quinn
George W. Clinkenbeard
Ollie May Apperly
Fred Davenport
Rosa L. Phillips
Emily
J. Connelly
New Jersey St
Gok. Hogin
Bamilton Ave
Hoosier
Orma
Isha Olmsted
le Roy
Gottlieb Diows
Michael Sports
C. H
Greenwood
State Normal
Jerry Thornton
Logansport
the City Council OF
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Collins
Salt Lake City
Utah
Clyde Felt
Samuel Collins
Felt
Lane
Cualwn
Wall-St
Meyer & Kiser
City Grain Market
Hay
Timothy
Limburger
Florida
Doz
Oysters, Fish and Game
Baltimore
Best
Java
Rio
Ehourbon Santos
Arflosa
Lion
Jersey
Caracas
Dilsworth
Dominions
Columbia A
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Ridgeway A
Phoenix A
Empire A
Ideal Golden
Windsor
Ridgewood
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