Peruna praised as universal cure for catarrh
Letters from across the United States praise Peruna as a universal catarrh remedy curing and preventing colds. Dr. Hartman notes hundreds of endorsements daily, including Oregon’s governor who uses Peruna at home. The ad urges households to keep Peruna for coughs and winter ailments and to obtain Dr. Hartman’s free book "Winter Catarrh."
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Peruna
Atlantic
Pacific
Union
Hartman
Oregon
State OF Oregon
Paruna Medicine Co
Columbus
W. . Lord
Perone
Peron
Unite States
Olney Emerges As Democratic Presidential Hope
Boston December report says Richard Olney seeks the Democratic nomination with J S Williams backing him and a southern bloc likely to back him at the convention. Olney shows renewed political interest after Bryan's decline and attends the upcoming Tammany dinner in New York, signaling future activity with Grover Cleveland's support rumoured.
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Boston
Richard Olney
J. 5
Wiliams
House
Olney
Bryaniem
New York
Grover Cleveland
Capt Kinney’s Office Bears Sleep Loss and Tempers
In Capt Kinney’s police station a tense scene unfolds as visitors must tread carefully. The captain’s insomnia fuels sharp moods and threats, with jokes about dragging a man out nightly to disturb his dreams and unsettle the calm of the precinct.
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Capt. Kinney
Lawyer Glover Surrenders After Arm Wound in Cripple Creek
John M. Glover, a union miners attorney, defied military authorities in Cripple Creek Colorado and barricaded his office. He fired at soldiers, received a bullet wound in the arm, and surrendered after writing a letter denouncing Gov. Peabody as a cheap anarchist. Glover, formerly a Missouri congressman, held two revolvers in his office during the confrontation.
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Cripple Creek
Col
John M.glover
Col. Verdeckberg
Gov. Peabody
Glover
Missouri
Inquest Finds Agnes Selby Died From Bed Fall
Allentown Pennsylvania coroner’s inquest reports Agnes M Selby died after tumbling from bed causing a temple wound. The inquiry cleared Frank Tobias Mrs Clader and William J Kunkle. Separate dispatches note a Burlington freight wreck at Den Rock with two fatalities and a man who tried to burn himself in Evansville. Benjamin Jones, a Dublin contractor, dies in Cambridge City Indiana.
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Allentown
Airs
Agnes M. Selby
Frank Tobias
Clader
William J. Kunkle
Rogers to hang for murder in Bennington county case
Mary A. Rogers, convicted of murdering her husband Marcus TZ Rogers, was sentenced to be hanged on the first Friday in February 195, by the Bennington county court. Associate Leon Perham received life imprisonment. The docket also includes the case of Alice Moffatt indicted for attempted poisoning.
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Bennington
Mary A. Rogers
Marcus TZ. Rogers
Leon Perham
Rogers
Alice Moffatt
Alex. Moffatt
Sandgate
Carter Moves Headquarters To Barrel-House Case
Dan Carter, 25, of 64 W Court St, told Judge Whalton he used Brown's barrel-house on W Washington St as his headquarters to gain a nearby telephone. Judge Whatson rejected the barrel-house as a valid headquarters, sentencing Carter to 30 days in the workhouse after Patrolman Doherty testified Carter operated there and delivered liquor to customers who telephoned.
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Dan Carter
W. Court St
Whalton
Brown
Washington St
Whatson
Carter
Doherty
Ubal
Gambling charges suspend treasury agent Evans
Special-agent J. F. Evans in charge of treasury agents for the district has been suspended and left for Washington to answer gambling charges. The investigation centers on a roulette game in which Evans allegedly participated after 30 years in service. Meanwhile Japan announces emergency ordinances to prepare for war, including military control measures and a war council. In Salt Lake City, Cornelius Kelliher criticizes the Mormon Church and urges union action to unseat Senator Smoot. A Pittsburgh and Lake Erie flyer wreck near New Castle injures no one. investigators will probe the derailment and switch spike incident.
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Evans
Washington
EL Paso
Tex
J. F. Evans
Treasury
Col. Evans
Roulette
Japan
Tokio
Seoul-Fusan
New Castle
Pittsburg
Lake Erie
Big Bill Here at Baseball Conference In Indianapolis
William Philips known as Big Bit new player manager arrives in Indianapolis. Fans welcome his first appearance since years ago as a favorite. Officials Auschaupt and Philips meet in talks about next year’s team while Mant Watkins of Minneapolis attends a meeting at the Majestic Building.
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William Philips
Big Bit
Indianapolis
City
Phillips
Auschaupt
Buit
Mant Watkins
Minenapolis
Huschaupt
Herals Uo Becher
Majestic
Mormon Church Breaks With Labor Unions Over Coal Strike
In Salt Lake City the Mormon Church sides with Vinh fuel company against organized labor and urges bishops to aid striking miners. The stance has drawn protests from United Mine Workers and national labor groups plan counter moves toward Senator-elect Revd Smoct amid wage cut notices. In Ironton district blast furnace workers face a general wage reduction proposal of 2 cents for terra men and 1 cent for common tuber.
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Mormon Church
Salt Lake City
Utah
Cornelius Kelliher
Tasted Mine Workers of America
Angus Cannon
Kelliher
United States
Smoot
Caruon County
Vinh Fuel Company
Mormon Tabernacle
Canhon
United Mine Workers
Revd Smoct
Tronton
Ironton
New York Exhibit Opens With Provocative Display
A culture exhibition in New York opened Monday night featuring 19 women on pedestals in suits gyrating as music played. Attendees described the scene as bold and controversial for the era, stirring debate over artistic expression and public decency.
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New York
Three Bandits Trial Delay in Chicago Case
In Chicago on December 2 Judes Kersten and Pris dley denict separate trials for Lareey Van June Peter Neidermetz and ug voMuws the car barn murderer. Trials on murder charges for Jerba Johnson and Frank Stewart linked to the car darn raid set for January 6. Emil Roki the fourth meter of the Guartette of bandits faces murder trial for Oro Hauer.
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Chicago
Judes Kersten
Pris Dley
Lareey van June
Peter Neidermetz
Ug voMuws
Jerba Johnson
Frank Stewart
Emil Roki
Will Y Ices
Oro Hauer
Prominent Society Woman Files Sensational Suit in Portsmouth
Miss Delian A. Curts sues Frank Jones, Portsmouth millionaire, for 100000 over alleged board and entertainment during a three year period prior to his death. The action, filed by Curts’s counsel in Manchester, ties Jones’s longtime friendship and late life generosity to a planned breach settlement. Jones, once viewed as a major benefactor, reportedly left an estate valued around ten million.
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Manchester
Delian A. Curets
Frank Jones
Wiewer
Portsmouth
Curts
Jones
Durinss
Curtis
Heraelted Jones
Yeita Jupis
Miss Curtis
Dee
Philadelphia Contest Falls Short in Vote Count
A chaotic s tream of garbled lines recounts a Philadelphia event where contestants competed for a prize tied to votes. The text describes ballots, distribution of marks, and a call to vote for favored participants amid jumbled, incomplete narration.
Pleasant reception at Colon Panama and election note
Rear admiral Coghlan reports Olympia arrived with Minister Beaupre and wife for a pleasant reception. The state department received a dispatch from Minister Ruekans in Panama praising a peaceful election for the constitutional convention. It notes the Junta likely backed the successful candidates.
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Wallicsuton
Coghlan
Colon
Isthmus
Panama
Navy Department
Olympia
Beaupre
State Department
Ruekans
Panala
New Republic
Junta
Servant Girls Club Planned in Evanston Chicago
In Evanston a servant girls club is planned with a modern clubhouse to house cooks chambermaids and nurses and their friends within a year. The facility will include sending rooms gymnasium a swimming pool and a ballroom.
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Chicago
Evanston
North Shore
Severa
Colored boys charged with stealing honey in juvenile court
Arthur Dobbs and Meredith Mokely two colored boys appeared in juvenile court at Tupalay charged with petty theft for allegedly breaking into Pondera store on Massachusetts avenue and stealing honey Their cases were continued to Thursday for investigation of their prior records The awaiting committee of the United mine workers met at headquarters with William Blake Jr John E Mossop and David Simmons serving on the committee
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Arthur Dobbs
Meredith Mokely
Tupalay
Pette Tar Hey
Cony
Ponder'a
Massachusettzave
United Mine Workers
Tueutly
Booka
Willan Blake Jr
Indiana
John E. Mossop
Ohio
David Simmons
Pennsylvania
Jargains in THE SUN Ads Offer Daily Tow Prices
Daily prices appear in THE SUN display and tie line advertisements guiding readers to bargains. The column notes many offers across various pages, promising value and profit to shoppers who follow the notices.
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SUN
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Quick Pain Free Relief
A dime-sized ad promotes Pyramid Pile Cure as the sole effective treatment for piles, delivered via a suppository applied to the rectum. It cites testimonials from Wallace Cookman and B. H. Palmer, claims complete cures, privacy, no surgery, and urges readers to order from Pyramid Drug Co. with a free booklet on causes and cure.
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Wallace Cookman
Hinllerton
Canada
B. H. Palmer
Windsor
Cali
Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall
Mich
Real genuine scrap in Conshine saloon case sparks court action
Police court proceedings followed a weeks old brandy saloon brawl at Con Shine saloon Missouri and McCarty streets. Tim McCarty and Don Shine faced assault charges with fines. Separate reports note a “Re-New-F” company plan, local deaths, and various crime incidents across several cities.
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Conshine
Missouri
McCarty-sts
Tim
John McCarty
OS Churchat
Don Shine
Shine
McCarty
Tatan
Jim Barrett
Senate
Pagsers
City Wagon Market Grain Prices Snapshot
Wheat No 2 at 87, Corn and Timothy hay listed. Mixed load 39.00, millet 8.00, 10.00. oats 9.00, 10.00. Blraw 15.00, 7.00. Prices show several grains and feeds with varied per-unit quotes.
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Geoff
SGC
Hay
Prairie
Stocks Open Strong Amid Mixed London Influence
New York market opened firm as Missouri Pacific advanced while Erie declined. St Paul and Pennsylvania supported sentiment. Amalgamated copper stoked speculation of oil influence. Noon quotes show varied gains and a total of 99,000 shares traded with broad commission-house buying assisting lift.
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New York
International Met
London
Missouri Pacific
SS Paul
Copper
Standard Oil
Boston
Erie
Colorado
Steel
Amalgamated Copper
B. R
St. Paul
American Locomotie
Manhattan
Reading
Wall Street advance surprises markets and hints at merger talks
On Wall Street the Monday session showed unexpected strength as powerful interests supported gains. New York secured $1.7 million of $2.6 million gold arriving from London. Rail and industrial stocks advanced with the market anticipating higher investment demand and a 4% time money rate. Final crop data show corn at 2,549,176 bushels and wheat at 637,821,105 bushels with railroads and industrials posting gains.
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Meyer & Kiser
New York
London
Alton
J. J. Mitchell
Chicago
Kansas City Southern
Erie
Wisconsin
Commission
Indianapolis Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Indianapolis December 2 cattle receipts 700 shipments 20 market active strong but not higher. Good to choice steers 1,800 pounds and up, common to medium 1,150 to 1,290 pounds, good to choice feeding steers 1,000 to 1,300 pounds. Hogs receipts 754 shipments 3,000 market fairly active and down. Sheep and lambs strong with good to choice lambs and yearlings. Cincinnati and Chicago outputs noted for cattle hogs and produce prices.
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Inmanapolis
Shinmenta
Bae
Chicago
Union
H [ Neary
Pittsburg Livestock and East Buffalo Market Report Roundup
Pittsburg and East Buffalo stock markets show receipts and price ranges for cattle hogs sheep and lambs. Prices span primed cattle heavies to common cows and calves with mixed grades and notable ranges in hogs including heavy yorkers and light weights. Toledo grain markets report December wheat corn rye and timothy with steady to firm bids and futures levels.
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Pittsburg
Pittsburg Union Stockyards
Miggatendy
Udy
East Buffalo
Ac- Lambe
Chalee
Ehaice Wethera
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Peruna Almanac
Kinney
Galesburg
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
den Rock
H. C. Badger
J. W. Long
F. B. Healey
Evaneville
Ind
Joseph Jurons
Benjamin Jones
Cambridge City
Dublin
Big Bill
Baseball Corference
Gannon
Delian
Jane Barley
Philadelphia
Francoss m
Robert E
Fred Bonner
Hebert Bonner
American Trotting Register
C.K. G. Titings
Low Ditton
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Cleviland
Robert
Ropyer
Maud
Lou Dillon
ST. Dennie
France
Hotchkiss
Con Shine
Laporte County
Berne
Monros
Sheldon
Curvendale
A. L. Stoddard
Norwich
Conn
Harry Goldberg
Cleveland
Jacksonville
Fla
Florida
Olive Thorpe
Catherine McVey
Danvill Sead
Abraham Lincoln
Jacob Meyere
Duncannon
Joseph Curry
Allan
Congress
M. N. Popoit
Sofia
Bulgaria
Lazar Rashett
Mehemla
Logal Securities
American Central Life
American National Bank
Allsa Engine Works
Belt
Bell Railroad
Iwi Capital National USA Central Trust Compan
Climax Coffee and Baking Powder Company
Columbia National Bank
Meas Consumers’ Gas Trust Co
Delaware
Madison Counties Telephone Company
Federal Union Surety
al Home Brewing Company
Indians Hotel Co
Indiana Manufacturing Co
Indiana National Bank
Indiana Title
India Trust Company
Indianapolis & Martinsville
Indianapolis Fire Ins. Co
Indianapolia Gas Company
Indianapalia & Eastern Ry
Indianapolis & Fantern Ry. Co
Indiana Union Traction
Indianapolis Street Railwood
Indianapolis Traction and Teminal Company
Leycock, T. B
Marion Trist Company
Merchants’ National Bank
Newcastle
Lew Telephone Company
People's Deposit Bank
T. Polk Co
Rauh Fertilizer
Pta
Security Trust
Trion National Bank
Vaion Traction
Common Union Traction
Vnion Trust Company
van Camp Hardware Co
Wasran, Ptd
Merchants
Union Traction of
City Grain Market
Wall Street
Indianapolis Livestock
Cincinnati
Lam Exta. SN
May Park
Solona
Crete
Sriek
Toledo
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