Peruna Aimed To Cure Catarrh In Wide Appeal
A letter from Louis E Johnson lauds Peruna as a radical cure for catarrh. The text criticizes common gargles and sprays, asserting only Peruna reaches roots of the ailment by restoring capillary elasticity. It invites readers to request Dr Hartmans book and to write for personalized medical guidance.
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Peruna
Louis E. Johnson
Runa
Hartman
Peruna Drug Manufacturing Co
Columbus
Ohio
Dr. Hartman
The
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus, O
Mother of blind baby seeks return of child in Indianapolis
The mother, now in San Francisco as Ethel Ford, asks guardians to let her reclaim her blind two year old daughter Ethel Straffin. She fled after abandonment by both parents last spring. a Bridgeport friend defends her, while local officials consider restoring custody if the father is absent or charged.
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Ethel Straffin
Ohio St
San Francisco
Cal
Ethel Ford
Board of Children’s Guardians
W. Aa. Joyce
Joyce
Indianapolis
Lillian Rafsky
Bridgeport
Conn
Straffin
W. A. Joyce
Oklahoma and Indian Territory statehood bill reported
Washington December 3 at a fault meeting of the senate committee on territories it was agreed to report adversely on the omnibus statehood bill including Oklahoma Arizona and New Mexico and to report instead a bill admitting Oklahoma and Indian Territory as one state with safeguards for native interests and a declaration against polygamy.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Territories
Oklahoma
Arizona
New Mexico
Indian Territory
Despondent Doctor Shoots Self at City Train Station
CHICAGO Dec 3 In front of a crowd at theForty third street station of the Illinois Central railroad Dr William H Stayner shot himself then fell in front of a passenger train He died instantly Despondent over his finances he leaves a widow and several children by his first wife who took her own life three years ago
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Chicago
Forty-third-st
Minois Central Railroad
William H. Stayner
Fire destroys Consumers' plant at Anderson Ind
Fire at Anderson Indiana destroyed the Consumers' ice and fuel company's entire plant early Wednesday. A gale raging since Tuesday hampered efforts to control the blaze. The cold storage building held apples and other fruit. Loss pegged at 85000 dollars, partly insured.
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Anderson, Ind
Ice and Fuel Company
Railway unions seek 10 to 20 percent wage rise
Chicago December 3. About 170000 members of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Firemen Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen and Order of Railway Conductors will ask railroads next week to raise wages 10 to 20 percent. Railroad officials get a month to respond. If refused, a St Louis conference may avert a strike.
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Chicago
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Brotherhood of
Order of
St. Louis
Wilson Apologizes After Charleston Hotel Duel Threat
In Savannah on December 3 the board of honor ruled the lobby incident at the Charleston hotel undignified. It found Dr. Wilson had the right to comment but erred in slapping John Sullivan Schley, a cousin of Rear Admiral Schley. The board directed Schley to withdraw his challenge and Wilson to apologize for the blow, with both principals accepting the conclusions.
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Savannah
F. C. Wilson
John Sullivan Schley
Schley
Board of Honor
Dr. Wilson
Siam Crown Prince Thanks Roosevelt After U S Tour
Crown Prince of Siam sends a telegram from Vancouver after completing a tour of the United States. He expresses gratitude for hospitable treatment by President Roosevelt, U S officials, and American citizens and says he carries happy memories of America.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Crown Prince of
Siam
Vancouver
United States
America
Coal land buyers find rich Sullivan vein near surface
Anderson and Muncie men who purchased 2700 acres of Sullivan county coal land report richer than expected results. A surface vein runs seven to 12 feet deep with three additional veins at varying depths beneath, indicating strong mining potential in the tract.
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Muncie, Ind
Anderson
Muncie
Sullivan County
Noblesville Man Dies From Blood Poisoning After Fall
Edward McNeill aged 44 died at his Noblesville home from blood poisoning caused by a broken hip. The injury occurred last September in Denver when he helped stop a runaway horse.
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Noblesville
Ind
Edward McNeill
Denver
Col
Plot to dynamite train bearing the emperor foiled
From Victoria B C dec 3 advices from Japan report a plot to dynamite a train carrying the emperor but police foiled the plan the dynamiters escaped across the empire.
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Victoria
B. C
Japan
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Promoted as Cure
Chronic indigestion is linked to serious diseases, with diabetes and Bright's disease cited as complications. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are presented as a three year tested, radical cure for various stomach troubles, available at druggists for 50 cents. No other diseases are claimed cured. normal diet advised and tablets said to aid digestion.
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Stuart
Cured of Constipation with Mull's Grape Tonic
Cure claims endorse Mull's Grape Tonic for constipation and related ailments. Testimonial from Chas. Reister of Louisville praises regular bowels and renewed strength after two bottles. Promotion notes Traubenkur grape cure origins in Germany, laxative plus tonic effects, price 50 cents, sample offer via Lightning Medicine Co.
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Mull
Chas. Reister
5Th St
Louisville
Rhine and
Neckar
Germany
Charles Schwag
Steel Trust
Lightning Medicine Co
Rock Island, i
Births in City Report Include Dozens of Newborns
A long list records births at multiple addresses with parent names and infant genders including John and Reno 11383 W Twenty seventh street boy Frank Higgins and Iida at 608 Arch street boy Hugh Ford and Maud Ford 713 N Senate avenue boy Edward Carter and Ella Carter 2320 Adams street boy John C Clark and Bessie Clark 442 E Vermont street boy Peter Berkner and Pauline Berkner 1611 Arrow avenue girl Bett Thomas and Ella Thomas 1409 Montcalm street boy Fred Rooker and Hannah Rooker 3727 Grandeland avenue boy Ernest Killen and Emma Killen 523 BE Seventeenth street girl Harry E M Gorman and Mamie Gorman 121 Marrow avenue girl Adams and Lena Schwartz 1003 Huron street girl Leroy Olcott and Jessie Olcott 216 N Summit street girl Carl Kempe and Marguerite Kempe city boy George Schier and Rose Schier 21 Minnesota street boy Mildred Green 1 Belmont avenue burns Sarah Green 19 2408 Park avenue military tuberculosis Benjamin Kerstang 58 550 W Washington street double pneumonia Josephine Cartin 49 1901 Brighton boulevard appendicitis Bertha Pfarrer 9 604 N Pine street diphtheria Alexander Jamison 63 1609 Ashland avenue liver disease Samuel Hall 79 808 West street Brights disease Elijah Floor 35 226 N Senate avenue carbonic acid narcosis
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John and Reno
W. Twentyseventh-st
Frank and
Iida Higgins
Arch-st
Hov
Hugh and
Maud Ford
Senate Ave
Edward and
Ella Carter
Adams St
John C
Bessie Clark
Vermont St
Peter and
Pauline Berkner
Arrowave
Bett
Ella Thomas
Montcalm St
Fred and
Hannah Rooker
Graceland-ave
Ernest
Emma Killen
BE. Seventeenth-st
Harry E. M
Mamie Gorman
Marrow-ave
Adams
Lena Schwartz
Huron-st
Leroy and
Jessie Olcott
N. Summitt-st
Carl and
Marguerite Kempe
George and
Rose Schier
Minnesota St
Mildred D. Green
Belmont-ave
Burns
Sarah Green
Park-ave
Benjamin Kerstang
Washington St
Josephine Cartin
Brighton Boulevard
Bertha A. Pfarrer
Pine St
Alexander Jamison
Ashland Ave
Samuel Hall
West St
Elijah Floor
Notable Pairs Across Local Circles
William Moore and Maude Wilson. John Cummings and Carrie R Howe. Harvey G Barnett and Cora Martin. Robert E Doe and Nellie B Orme. Benjamin Baker and Alberta Mc Williams. John McGinley and Anna Casey. John Statts and Lucinda Thomas. David E Swaine Jr and Pauline Long. Bert Copeland and Alice Fitcher.
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William Moore
Maude Wilson
John Cummings
Carrie R. Howe
Harvey
G. Barnett
Cora Martin
Robert E. Doe
Nellie B. Orme
Benjamin Baker
Alberta McWillams
John McGinley
Anna Casey
John Statts
Lucinda Thomas
David E. Swaine, Jr
Pauline Long
Bert Copeland
Alice Fitcher
Building Permits Ledger From August Entries
August Haug 2237 8 Meridian street shed repairs 150 dollars. William Gilgour 2024 Buckle street shed. Charles O Jackson Laura street near New York street frame dwelling 1325 dollars. Nettie Senour 618 8 New Jersey street repairs 200 dollars. J T Jones and W A Davidson 323 N California street frame dwelling 200 dollars. Rachel A Newton Twenty-fifth street near Central avenue frame dwelling 4000 dollars. John B Wingfield Broadway near Twenty-fifth street frame dwelling 3000 dollars.
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August Haug
Meridian-st
William Gilgour
Buckle-st
Charles O. Jackson
Laura-st
New York-st
Nettie Senour
New Jersey-st
J. T. Jones
W. A. Davidson
California St
Rachel A. Newton
Twenty-fifth-st
Central-ave
John B. Wingfield
Broadway
American brewery venture expands in Ghent amid Belgian market
Washington reports from U S consul Mower describe Ghent as a center of brewing with over 100 breweries in a city under 200000. An American brewery plant, nearly all imported from the United States, adds to this competition despite local rivals.
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Washington
Europe
Ghent
State Department
U.S
Mower
America
Wabash unions near end of strike in Illinois talks
Peru Indiana reports that boiler makers machinists and blacksmiths at Wabash have word from Springfield committees that negotiations are pending to end the strike. The committees expect a meeting with President Ramecy in a few days.
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Peru
Ind
Wabash
Springfield
Ill
Ramecy
Americans in London See Mixed Signals on Parity
New York dispatch reports that Americans in London focus less on parity while President Wilson’s message expresses general satisfaction at home and abroad. Rumors of a St Paul and Union Pacific split are denied, with other notes on time money scarcity, bank call rates expected higher, and no dawn of L N dividend increases.
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Meyer & Kiser
New York
London
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Hitch
Manhattan
New York Central
Great Western
Hocking Valley
Northern Securities
New York Opening Quotes Drift as Markets Waver
New York stock activity opened mixed with slight losses in several issues and a rebound in others. Manhattan rose early but slid under pressure after a rally, dragging the broader list. government bonds held steady and total trading volume reached 219,200 shares.
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New York
Dec
Manhattan
Reading
St. Paul
Missouri Pacific
Union Pacific
Sugar
Cattle market quiet with mixed receipts and steady hog prices
Cattle receipts around 100 shipments and hogs at 6,000 receipts with market activity: steady prices for best heavies and mixed lots. Heifers and cows show varied price ranges from prime to common, while grains move with weak wheat and corn futures and multiple grade classifications listed.
Coroner's verdict cites back shot in Guatemala case
Henry Barthel reports from Guatemala City that the coroner's inquest shows William Fitzgerald was shot in the back. This involves Henry Barthel, husband of the woman allegedly insulted by Godfrey Hunter Jr. in New Orleans.
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New Orleans
Ila
Henry Barthel
Godfrey Hunter, Jr
Guatemala City
William Fitzgerald
Union Stockyards Report Chest High Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices
Union Stock Yards I Dec 3 cattle receipts 14000 prime beef 5.95 to 7.30 poor to medium 3.30 to 4.90 stockers 2.25 to 4.80 cows and heifers 2.50 to 4.70 hogs receipts 38000 by type light 6.00 to 6.30 rough 5.95 to 6.15 mixed 6.00 to 6.39 heavy 6.15 to 6.50 pigs 4.90 to 6.15 sheep receipts 23000 sheep 2.25 to 4.10 lambs 3.40 to 5.50.
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UNION
Market Receipts and Prices for Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Cincinnati Qu. cattle receipts listed at 49 with shippers paying 4.50 to 5.25 for good to choice and 4.35 to 5.00 for best calves up to 7.75. Hog receipts 4,607 with prices 6.25 to 6.30 for good to choice and 6.10 to 6.25 for mixed. Sheep receipts include extra elz and lambs at 5.25 to 5.30 with 3.25 for lambs and 3.25 for ewes.
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Cincinnati
Dec. J
Elz
Xtra
Market Prices for Pork Dairy Eggs and Poultry
New York pricing list shows Mess pork at 18.00 to 18.50, lard around 30.85, Butter Creamery 9c, Elgin 21 and imitation creamery 18 18i¢c. Cheese large 12 small 12 ¼c. Eggs at 28 38kic. Dressed poultry lists turkeys 11 1c, chickens 11 1c, fowls 13c, ducks 11c, geese 10 13c, springs 20 22c.
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New York
Elgin
Springs
Cattle and Hog Prices from East Liberty Market
East Liberty Pa December 3 cattle receipts light and varying prices. Choice to prime cattle ranged from 5.60 to 6.75 with veals 7.00 to 8.25. Sheep receipts fair with wethers 8.00 to 8.80 and lambs 5.10 to 5.30. Hogs receipts light with prime heavies 6.30 to 6.60 and mediums 6.50. Heavy workers 6.25 to 6.30 and pigs 6.10 to 6.25.
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East Liberty
Wheat and grain futures mixed on Chicago board
Chicago grain prices show wheat higher to 73 cents for December and 6u0 for May, corn down with December at 56% and May around 41 3/4 cents, oats down 4 cents. Provisions list January pork at 15.90 to 16.05, lard at 9.52 to 9.65, ribs at 8.20 to 8.24.
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Chicago
Chicago price list for poultry and dairy products
Chicago market notes list live poultry prices for chickens hens springs and turkeys with varying percentages and costs, plus ducks and geese, butter creamery products with a 25¢ premium, and cheese varieties including full creams twins and Swiss drum with multiple price figures.
Toledo Grain Market Report with Prices
Toledo Ohio December grain figures show Wheat priced at cash and December 7i c, May 794 c. Corn No 3 yellow 46 c December 44.0 May 433 sc. Oats No 3 white 22%4 c December 82 i c May 8% c. Rye No 2 bliéec. Cloverseed January and March 6.90, al syke 8.20.
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Toledo
Cattle Hog and Sheep Prices Reported in East Buffalo
East Buffalo New York December 3 cattle receipts show top steers bringing 6.15 to 6.00 with shippers paying 5.00 to 6.50 and stockers 3.50 to 4.00. Hogs receipts include mixed 6.40 to 6.50 and heavy 6.05 to 6.45 with workers 6.49 to 6.45 and roughs 5.20 to 6.00. Sheep and lambs receipts list top lambs 5.40 to 5.45, yearlings 4.00 to 4.23, mixed sheep 0.50 to 0.63.
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East Buffalo
N. Y
Indianapolis Markets Prices and supplies in detail
Indian apolis markets list prices paid by shippers for farm products and groceries across many categories. Includes fowl, eggs, butter, cheese, meats, coffee, sugars, canned goods, produce, spices, flour, and fuels with figures for weights, varieties, and regional sources. Also cites Chicago grain and provision prices for December.
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