Stuart's Catarrh Tablets touted as superior cure
The circular claims the tablets contain no cocaine or morphine and are safe for children. It asserts tablets resist deterioration, are convenient, and have a proven army use. It cites eucalyptus bark and other antiseptics as active ingredients and argues internal treatment cures catarrh, unlike local applications. A 60 cent price is noted for the U.S. and Canada.
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Medical Department of
United States Army
United States
Canada
Morgan Curio to Be Dismantled in New York Suburb
The Morgan curio home of the Midday Morgan and his sister Jane the artist in Tompkinsville is being dismantled. Heir, a nephew of the sister, has sold the art treasures filling the house once built by Middy Morgan who became a noted livestock judge. Jane Morgan enriched the interior with carved woodwork canvases and a studio. the house features shells and crustacean relics decor and a bust of Middy by Jane.
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Middy
Nephy
O.a
Ibberee
Ireland
Jane Morgan
Man seeks to keep two wives in bigamy case
Frank Moffino is jailed in Trenton on bigamy charges after marrying a second wife and later welcoming her and two children from Italy. He asked the court to allow him to live with both wives, but the judge refused.
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Trenton
N. J
Frank Moffino
Moffino
Italy
Talk It Over Testimony From Mrs Schultz on Pain Relief
Mrs C H Schultz of 1512 S East St testifies Doan s Kidney Pills eased a year of back pain from stooping or exertion. She says the pain woke her at night and left her tired and sore each morning, and that Doan s gave relief.
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C. H. Schultz
S. East St
Love Conquers Age Gap In Calhoun Whitmore Union
Marie Gardiner Whitmore wed David Randolph Calhoun in St Louis as she, under 19, married the wealthy merchant older by 25 years. Her chum Miss Calhoun backed the match while the couple’s romance followed years of secrecy until consented by Whitmore family.
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Marie Gardiner Whitmore
David Randolph Calhoun
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Miss’ Whitmore
Europe
Miss Calhoun
United States
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Chum
Miss Whitmore
West
Jealousy Sparks Lunacy Prosecution in Weston Case
In Salem West Virginia on December 10, May Stephenson is accused of inciting a lunacy prosecution against Maude Mayfield aged 20. Mayfield was declared insane and ordered committed to Weston asylum but friends vow a full investigation. Mayfield alleges Stephenson raged over Harry Raynor ending courtship and claiming threat to kill. The justice has stayed execution pending review.
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Salem
W. Va
May Stephenson
Maude Mayfield
Miss Mayfield
Weston Asylum
Miss Stephenson
Former city engineer Jeup faces Board of Works
Jeup was sent to the Board of Works as a latter day inquiry into bills from Barber Asphalt Co totaling 453.56 dollars for May August and September work. The accounts dated December 1 and sworn December 6. Jeup said May work was improperly done and had to be redone later. Megrew announced the bills would be held for asphalt firm explanations and note the last administration’s alleged role.
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Jeup
Board of Works
Barber Asphalt Company
Megrew
Senators McLaurin Tillman Announce Resignation Plans
Washington dispatch reports both South Carolina senators McLaurin and Tillman intend to submit their resignations. They have not yet set dates for stepping down, but their move signals a major shift in the state’s political representation.
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Washington
McLaurin
Tillman
South Carolina
Senator Depew Marital Entry Tells of 1901 Marriage
In Washington on December 10 the congressional directory for the current session notes an autobiographical item by Senator Depew. It reveals that he married Miss May Palmer in December 1901, with the past tense phrasing indicating advance notice planned for Christmas release.
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Ator Depew
Seasion
May Palmer
Reform School Advocate Issued From Painfield Institution
The Reform School Advocate, a weekly newspaper from Painfield, is printed under editor Charles E. Lockhart. In a statement he notes the goal to give boys a fair show and teach them printing, with plans to move especially bad boys over 16 to Jeffersonville reformatory by request to the next legislature.
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Presa
Painfield
Charles E. Lockhart
van Arsdel
Board ‘of Control
Jeffersonville
May Secure Army Post
Secretary Hunt of the Commercial club received a telegram Monday from Col. Russell B. Harrison in Washington stating Indianapolis arsenal will be converted into an army post for a battalion though the exact camp of instruction location is not yet determined. The news disappoints as the post would add only about four companies and Indianapolis remains largely a recruiting station. Efforts to locate the camp of instruction will continue unabated.
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The
Commercial Club
Russell B. Harrison
Washington
Indianapolis Arsenal
Indianapolis
Not Afraid of Any Man Says Yorkville Thief-Taker
Mrs Mary Weil a janitress at an apartment house in Yorkville N Y declared she is not afraid of thieves and boasted of capturing Max Klein who stood trembling at the bar of the local police court charged with attempted burglary Klein claimed he waited to see a tenant and a burglar’s saw was found on him by Officer Butler.
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Mary Weil
Max Klein
Yorkville
N. Y
Weil
Long Island Rail Road Plans Five Mile Tunnel to Herald Square
The Long Island Railroad will dig a five mile tunnel from Long Island City to Herald Square New York going 79 to 80 feet below street level under the East River. It would connect with the rapid transit tunnel at Herald Square enabling Harlem access without surface travel. Construction spans two and a half years at a multi million cost. The company has purchased land at Herald Square for a skyscraper and depot offices.
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New York
Herald-eq
Thirty-third St
Harlem
Broadway
Heraldsq
Underground Transit Plan Near Broadway Spurred
The proposed tunnel will be about 170 feet from Broadway with anticipated waiting rooms and a platform underground. Elevators will connect street level to the tunnel, facilitating access for riders.
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Broadway
Old Friends Meet in Governor's Office Over Pardons
In Richmond two elderly women, former friends, encounter each other in the Governor Tyler's ante room while seeking pardons for their sons in the penitentiary. They recognize each other, share tears, and reveal their shared purpose to appeal to the governor. The governor will continue to hear the applications.
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Richmond
Rats Overrun New Castle Homes Prompt Anger
In New Castle, Wilmington area reports describe rats overrunning houses causing widespread disturbance. Local residents complain of infestation and seek municipal action to curb the rodent problem and protect homes and safety.
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New Castle
November Trade Figures From Indianapolis Board Report
November business totals from the Indianapolis Board of Trade show flour received 26 425 barrels wheat 67 500 bushels corn 354 000 bushels oats 292 500 bushels cattle 17 957 head hogs 134 191 head horses 1 633 head merchandise 152 475 893 pounds.
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Board of Trade
Indianapolis
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