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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1901
Page
6
An advertisement extols Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as a clear, effective treatment for catarrh located in head, throat, or bronchial tubes. It claims the tablets soothe the mucous lining, avoid secret remedies, and reduce risks from cocaine or morphine habits, with physicians endorsing their antiseptic, safe composition. Available at druggists for 50 cents per package.
William Reily of Medford New Jersey arranged his $70 000 estate before death by placing $15 000 in securities in four envelopes labeled for each of his four children. He entrusted a friend to deliver the envelopes after death, and the heirs received the specified shares promptly and at low cost.
The president on Monday sent to the senate the nominations of Ansus Russell as consul at Warsaw Russia and Pat Q. Garrett as collector of customs at Paso Del Norte Texas.
Mrs George Matthews Jr, wife of a wealthy contractor in Norwich, woke blind after a light failure. She smelled smoke and found no flame, later regaining sight in one eye with doctors suspecting optic nerve paralysis and hopes of recovery.
In Indianapolis testimony Mr C B Condo, 128 Woodlawn Ave, a Panhandle freight foreman, reports dull loins pain that eased after using Dean's Kidney Pills bought at Henry J Huser's drug store. He notes his pain disappeared before finishing one box and credits others in his family with similar relief. Sold 50 cents per box by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY agents. Remember the name Doan's.
In Goshen Judge Beatty faces an elderly prisoner who admits August Burkhart is not his real name. He pleads family ruin if revealed, but the court, after delaying for leniency, sentences him to one year in jail for burglary.
Gladys and Eleanor Raymond, five month old twins, were admitted to a Philadelphia hospital where Nurse Reid misidentified them. Unable to distinguish the babies, Reid labelled one with No. 1 and a blue ribbon claiming that one was Gladys, the other with No. 2 a yellow ribbon claiming Eleanor. Supt Geary weighed in but could not resolve the mix up.
A Washington council including Admiral Schley and counsel Rayner met to craft a letter to Secretary Long. They ask withholding approval of the court of inquiry findings until Schley can file objections and request the court not be dissolved until action on objections.
The subtreasury plans sending about 25 million dollars to New York for gold certificates as gifts. Gift money customs grow in New York and vicinity, offering a convenient token for busy buyers. This season sets a record in demand for gold certificates from 31,000 to 5,000 in denomination.
In Syracuse on December 17 Charles Travis and his wife wore signs reading I want work, work, work and Me, too. They walked the streets until a grocer hired Travis to drive a delivery wagon, a simple scheme yielding work for both spouses.
Mrs W Weidenant of 217 Davidson Street Indianapolis reports nervous exhaustion and insomnia improved by Hyder's drug store Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills. She claims headaches disappeared and general strength returned after taking the medicine.
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