Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy Promoted
A testimonial from Schuyler Utica claims the remedy cured long standing back pain and kidney liver and blood issues after two doses. Advertises Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy and Cherry Balsam with sample bottles and 50 cent to 1.00 dollar sizes from the Dr David Kennedy Corporation Renéent NY.
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Schuyler
Utica
Dussia
David Kennedy
Dr. David Kennedy Corporation
Renéent
N.Y
Plot to kill the czar exposed at Livadia
Vienna reports details of an alleged plot against the czar at Livadia. Four young men, believed students, were found on palace grounds and claimed they wished to present a petition. Police say a small bomb and weapons were found, suggesting a secret society and possible betrayal by attendants.
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Vienna
Livadia
Die Zeit
Will Elect Officers For Indiana Music Art Association
Stockholders of the Indiana music art association will meet at 4 p m Tuesday in the Commercial club assembly room to elect officers and directors and prepare for incorporation. The group aims to promote musical culture statewide with profits funding operations. A festival by the Damresch orchestra of New York with chorus and soloists, directed by Wal ter Damresch, is planned for May in Tomlinson hall.
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Indiana Musical Art Association
Commercial Club
Tomlinson Hall
Damresch
New York
Walter Damresch
Two Murders in Arizona Shock Investors and Seek Clues
Patrick Lynch of Solomonville Arizona a pioneer and wealthy miser was found murdered in his cabin on Saturday night robbery listed as motive. Near Gila Bend Arizona another miser was killed and a posse searched for the murderer.
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EL Paso
Tex
Patrick Lynch
Solomonville
Ariz
Gila Bend
Births and Deaths and Marriages Notices
A list of births and marriages with names and addresses followed by several deaths and illnesses. Notable entries include births for Veaths, Mueller, and Speiser families and deaths for Speiser and Mueller, plus marriages such as Webb and Forrester. The section also includes conditions like tuberculosis and arteriosclerosis noted for multiple individuals.
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Francis A. Speiser
W. Morrisst
Edward Mueller
Columbia St
Caroline Tackenbrook
W. McCarty
Margaret N. Conklin
Hardingst
Lorenz B. Schlanzer
Uale J. Phillips
Central-ave
Charles Richardson
S. Capitolave
Karl G. Breuninger
Walnutst
Ola Schafer
Vermont St
Julia Goggin
Parkway
Kelly
Minerva St
Local repairs and additions list for multiple properties
A compiled list details repair and construction work on various homes and buildings. Names include J. E. Lyle, Charlies Sritz, Rosa Neubauer, Dan Cheneworth, James Dougherty, W. E. Smith, A. A. Wright, A. J. McNamara, and M. M. Lace with addresses such as Station street, Jefferson Avenue, Carson street, Shelby street, Sixteenth and Temple streets, Irvington, Pearl street, Market street, Logan and Raymond streets, Concord street. Totals range from 92 to 3200 dollars.
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Station-st
Charlies Sritz
Jefferson-ave
Rosa .Neubauer
Carson-st
Union and
Chestnut-sts
Dan Cheneworth
Shelby-st
James Dougherty
Sixteenth
Temple-sts
W. E. Smith
Irvington
A. A. Wright
W. Pearl-st
Market-st
A. J. McNamara
Logan and
Raymond Sts
M. M. Lace
Concord-st
Losing Flesh and the Scott Emulsion Remedy
A Batavia woman reports losing twenty five pounds in three months with serious lung symptoms. After three bottles of Scott's Emulsion she gained fifteen pounds and resumed work. Free sample offer from Moott and Bowne, chemists, 409 Pearl Street, New York.
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Scott
Batavia
Reed Dies in Washington D C and to be Buried at Portland
Ex Speaker Thomas Brackett Reed died at the Arlington hotel in Washington at 12 10 am after a five day illness from uraemia. He will be buried in Livergreen cemetery Portland Missouri with simple services. The death recalls his political career and his nickname Czar Reed. President Roosevelt and cabinet members visited the hotel.
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Washington
Dec
Thomas Brackett Reed
Arlington Hotel
Livergreen Cemetery
Roosevelt
Bowdoin College
Portland
Congress
House
Reed
New York City
America
Czar Reed
Reed fights doctors to the end in final days
Ex speaker Reed remained combative as illness clouds his mind. He argued with physicians in dignified terms, challenging treatment plans while Mrs Reed guided his will. He apologized for any unfairness and reflected on repentance as doctors advised new actions.
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Washington
Reed
Resolutions Honor Ex Speaker Reed In House Memo
In memory of Thomas Brackett Reed, the house offered resolutions submitted by Representative Sherman of New York. They praise Reed as a distinguished statesman, scholar, orator, and leader who served two years as a member and six as speaker, with adjournment in his honor at 12:15.
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Washington
Reed
House of Representatives
Sherman
New York
Thomas Brackett Reed
House
American Republic
New Oxygen Stimulus Keeps Turtle Heart Beat Alive
Chicago researcher Dr. David J. Lingle reports oxygen directly sustains rhythmic contractions in a turtle heart muscle strip outside the body. The strip beat 24 of 72 hours before dissolution or death occurred, showing oxygen's strong role beyond blood purification.
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Chicago
Dec
Chicago University
David J. Lingle
Jacques Loeb
Lingle
Chicago Cold Wave Brings Widespread Suffering
Chicago records subzero temperatures with no relief in sight. The weather bureau warns the maximum will stay below ten degrees and the minimum earlier was eight. Suffering grows among the poor due to scarce coal and scant preparations as trains face delays.
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the Weather Bureau
Chicago
Weather Bureau
Carnegie Gifts Palace to Margaret on Christmas Day
Andrew Carnegie deeded his $2,500,000 Ninety-first Street palace to his daughter Margaret and will come to America to present it in person. The father acts as trustee and Margaret will be the absolute mistress on Christmas Day.
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Andrew Carnegie
Margaret
Ninety-first-st
America
Little Margaret
Cold wave forecast hits Ohio Valley and Atlantic states
Weather bureau warns of a cold wave starting Monday night across the upper Ohio valley, lower lake region, and much of the Atlantic states with temperatures from ten to minus one degrees above zero.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Ohio Valley
Lower Lake Region
Atlantic States
Wagon axle breaks injuring ex councilman in Brazil
In Brazil Indiana an axle on a heavy wagon broke causing the wagon to trap ex councilman Reuben Downing beneath it. He sustained serious internal injuries as a result of the accident during December.
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Brazil
Ind
Reuben Downing
Opera House Destroyed in Cheyenne Fire
Cheyenne Wyoming December 8 Senator Carey owned opera house was destroyed by fire Monday with a loss of about 100000 dollars.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Senator Carey
Beaselton Fined In Police Court On Steam Engine Case
George Beaselton was fined $10 in police court on a charge of propelling a steam engine on an improved street. He demurred, with Judge Stubbs, arguing the ordinance is invalid. The demurrer was overruled and the case appealed. The ordinance makes no street improvements distinction. Seattle district blizzard disrupts Lynn Canal to Vancouver Island. Telegraph lines down since Dec 1. Households urged to stock Dr Wood's Norway Pine Syrup for coughs and colds.
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George Beaselton
Xie
Stubbs
Start the Week Right Advertises Help and Office Space
Classified note promotes help wanted and available office space at THE SUN located at 121-123 East Ohio Street with two telephone lines listed as 880.
Riot on a Train in Clarksburg Injures Superintendent
A riot on a Baltimore and Ohio passenger train from Clarksburg to Salem left passengers injured. Five men, believed glass blowers, may be arrested. The worst harm came to Prof. Gardell, superintendent of the state reform school, struck on the head by a beer bottle thrown by a troublemaker near Conductor Estap. The disturbance began when two men refused to pay their fares.
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Gardell
Stat Reform School
Conductor Estap
Cincinnati Dayton Fort Wayne Electric Rail Line Incorporated
The Cincinnati Dayton Fort Wayne railroad company of Dayton capitalized at 1,000,000 was incorporated. It will build an electric line from Cincinnati to Fort Wayne and Toledo, with a direct Cincinnati Toledo line and the Fort Wayne branch extending into Van Wert County.
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Columbus
Cincinnati, Dayton & Fort Wayne Railroad Company
Dayton
Neinnati
Fort Wayne
Ind
Toledo
Cincinnati
van Wert
Oil Stock Exchanges Liquidate in Galveston Beaumont
Oil stock exchanges of Galveston and Beaumont have liquidated and the Houston exchange soon follows due to a lack of demand. Brokers face unprofitable future operations as the Dallas field settles into a swapping basis and demand dries up.
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Houston, Tex
Galveston
Beaumont
Houston
Dallas
Legal action over Rattan Novelty Company name
Herman Munk sues to enjoin A L H Messmer from using the name Rattan novelty company. Messmer and Warren Munk were partners in the original firm, with Munk later appointed trustee to wind up its affairs. Messmer formed a new company with the same name, drawing Munk’s objection.
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Herman Munk
Turf official O Hara surrenders for federal fraud trial
W. W. O Hara, the turf commissioner indicted in Cincinnati on using the mails to promote a scheme to defraud, surrendered to federal authorities in Columbus. He will be taken to Cincinnati for trial. O Hara operated a turf commission business in Cincinnati until last July and is said to have received large sums by mail promising regular returns on race track investments.
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Columbus, CO
W. W. O'Hara
Cincinnati
O’hara
Turf Commission
Monday cattle market slips as receipts drop
Receipts were light with 1,860 cattle shipments noted and prices mixed. Best heavies ranged around 6.45 to 6.55, with other classes showing steady to slightly lower values. hogs and sheep activity varied, while New York provisions listing pork up to 18.50 and lard near 11.20.
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Seuss
New York
Elgin
New York Stocks Open Strong Amid Broad Gains
Market opens stronger with higher activity across sectors. St Paul rises after early gains, Manhattan downgrades, Sugar climbs then slips, and government bonds hold steady. Noon quotes list gains and declines for key issues as total volume reaches 145,400 shares. London purchases around 10,000 shares. Agricultural prices show mixed movements in wheat corn oats and hay with varied bid/offer levels. Chicago live poultry and dairy prices move, with butter and cheese also quoted.
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New York
St. Paul
Hocking Valley
Manhattan
London
Amalgamated Copper
Missouri Pacific
Union Pacific
Reading
Cincinnati Market Prices Trimmed Feeders and Hogs
Cincinnati Ohio stockyard report notes cattle receipts 1825 with shippers paying 4.35 to 5.00 for good to choice, calves to 7.75. hogs receipts 5231 with good to choice 6.25 to 6.50, mixed 6.10 to 6.20. sheep receipts 620 with extra 5.25 to 5.40 and lambs 5.00 to 5.25.
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Cincinnati
Livestock Market Prices East Liberty Pa
East Liberty Pennsylvania receipts show light demand for cattle with prime bids around 7.00 to 8.25 and choice 5.75 to 6.10. Sheep receipts light with wethers at 2.99 to 3.50 and lambs 5.40 to 5.65. Hogs receipts 160 cars with prime heavies 6.40 to 6.45, mediums 6.20 to 6.65, heavy workers 6.10 to 6.25, and pigs 6.40 to 6.45.
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East Liberty
Chicago Wheat and Provisions Report
Chicago market notes show wheat prices moving higher with December at 7 3 4 to 7 5 4 cents and May around 7 5 4 1 7 6 cents. Corn rises to about 6 4 4 5 6 cents. oats and lard also advance, with May and December figures noted along with pork values near 16.20 to 16.32 dollars.
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Chicago
Union Stock Yards Report Delivers Mixed Livestock Prices
At Union Stock Yards II on December 8, cattle receipts reach 34 000 with prime beef from 5.90 to 7.10 while cows and heifers trade 2.50 to 4.15. Hogs receipts total 50 000 with light hogs 5.85 to 6.25 and heavy hogs 6.10 to 6.50. Sheep receipts 35 000 feature sheep at 2.25 to 4.30 and lambs from 8.75 to 5.50.
Cattle Hog and Sheep Receipts Reported at East Buffalo
East Buffalo market totals show 225 cattle cars with top steers at 8.25 to 6.00, 200 hog cars with mixed bids 6.55 to 6.65, heavy at 6.70, 2006 workers at 6.41 to 6.40, and 10 sheep cars with top lambs 5.50 to 5.65 and yearlings 3.75 to 4.00 reported for December 8.
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East Buffalo
N. Y
Toledo Grain Market Prices Report
Toledo Ohio December market notes show wheat cash and December at 7 advisor?c, May at 7c. Corn No 3 yellow December 16c, May 1c. Oats No 3 white December 33c, May 31c. Rye No 2 5tée. Cloverseed December 6.57 January 6.6214 March 6.62 alsyke 8.20.
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Toledo
Indianapolis liquor license notices from Marion county
Notices to voters in multiple wards of Center township Indianapolis that applicants Henry J. Kohlman Frederick Wellman Adam W. Scherer R. B. Hall and Lee Graff will seek county commission approval in January terms for licenses to sell intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premise drinking privileges and pool or restaurant rights at designated addresses in Ward 1 Ward 8 Ward 11 Ward 13 and Ward 33 along Washington Street Arsenal Avenue Illinois Street Virginia Avenue and related lots in Fletcher Johnson and Morris subdivisions.
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First Ward
Center Township
Marion County
Indiana
Board of County Commissioners
Arsenal Ave
Fletcher's Car Company
Indianapolis
Arsenal-ave
Nineteenth St
Henry J. Kohlman
Eleventh Ward
Board of Commissioners
Maryland St
Terry, Robertson & Williard
Cutter 141
Frank Schmidt
Eighth Ward
Washington St
Ridenour
E. Washingtonst
Frederick Wellman
Johnson
Washingon
E. Washington Center
Adam W. Sherer
Eleventh
Morris
S. Ilinoisst
HALL
Carter Township
Liner Ad for THE SUN Office Delivery
The Sun invites advertisers to place a liner advertisement. Send copy to THE SUN office at 121-12 E. Ohio Street with contact details. Phone lines 880 provide guidance for submission and rates.
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SUN
Ohiost
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