Beautiful Women Endorse Peruna in Nationwide Letters
Miss Lenore Allen of San Francisco and Miss Mattie Douglas of Memphis share glowing Peruna testimonials, claiming the remedy cures catarrhal illnesses and strengthens health. The ads urge readers to request more endorsements and note Dr. Hartman offers free advice from The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, Ohio.
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Lenore Allen
Memphis
Tenn
Peruna
Mattie Douglass
United States
Canada
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Judge Hears Farcical Horse Trade Case In Warren Court
Bob Jolly testifies in police court that he was duped by Charles Poland who posed as Charles Smith in a horse deal. Jolly details a lively, then failing horse exchange, while Judge Stubbs orders Poland held for grand jury action and advises returning Jolly’s money and horse to avoid further trouble.
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Warren Township
Stubbs
Jolly
Joly
Smith
Poland
Don Davis
Satan
Grand Jury
Rich man guilty in Bloomington wife murder
Merritt Chism, a wealthy Bloomington man worth about 250000, was found guilty of murdering his wife on May 12 and sentenced to 17 years in prison. The case marked the county’s first woman homicide tied to a prominent family and drew public attention to wealth and social standing dynamics.
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Bloomington
Ill
Chism
Chamberlain Stomach and Liver Tablets Ad Claims Restored Appetite
When energy is low and appetite lacking after meals, Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets are sold by druggists promising renewed vigor and appetite. The ad advocates the product as a remedy to feel like a new man after taking it.
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Chamberlain
Postponed Trial for Patrick Delays Murder Case
The continued illness of Juror Campbell caused a further postponement of the trial of lawyer Appert T. Patrick charged with murdering millionaire William M. Zce. It is expected Campbell will recover by Thursday and the trial may resume.
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New York
Campbell
Apert T. Patrick
Wm. M
Seerley suit seeks 15000 in damages over streetcar crash
Ruth E. Seerley sues the Indianapolis Street Railway Co in Lebanon Indiana claiming her husband and she were thrown from their buggy to the pavement by a street car and seeks 15000 dollars in damages.
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Lebanon
Ind
Ruth E. Seerley
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Republican Wins in Kentucky House Contest
The House elections committee on a party line vote upheld the contest in the third Kentucky district, Mesa versus Rhea, ruling in favor of the Republican contestant.
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Washington
House Committee On Elections
Mesa Vs. Rhea
Kentucky
Lamp explosion kills Cushner family in Waterloo blaze
A lamp overturned Tuesday night caused a kerosene fire in Waterloo Iowa. Mrs Edward Cushner and two children died, another child is fatally hurt, and three others burned after Mrs Cushner sheltered her children in a corner and could not escape.
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Waterloo
Edward Cushner
Astrology for Wednesday February 5 Births
Those born today will lead a quiet uneventful life and will lack energy and ambition.
Local Births Deaths Marriages Noted in City Records
City notices list births for Oliver and Carrie Cubert George and Frances Herell Mr and Mrs Warren White Cosand Bonifield and others. A infant death is recorded for Robert White age 5 months and several marriages include Ira M Holmes and Josephine Satterthwaite and Claude St Matthews and Ethel Caviness.
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Oliver and
Carrie Cubert
N. West-st
George and
Frances Herell
Greetey St
Warren White
H. N. Bleke-st
Susan Cosand
New-st
Frank and
Lilian Bonifield
N. Senate Ave
Ira M. Holmes
Josephine Satterthwaite
George Cheilshiffer
Ella Larsen
Edward A. Kahn
Alice Wineman
Shirley Vu. Reeves
Harriet A. Hansbury
James Glynn
Nappie Dugan
Frank P. Sherer
Elma R. Eaton
Claude St. Matthews
Ethel M. Caviness
Alfred S. Jaeger
Blanche C. Keifer
Whisky Men Win Carbondale City Vote Clash
In Carbondale Illinois the whisky war heats as the city council refuses to canvass votes from a Tuesday election. Mayor McAnally, a temperance advocate, declines to act and says the petition for a new election was not directed to the council. The whisky men claim victory while awaiting court action. Dean's Ointment ad note present.
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Carbondale
Hls
McAnally
Senate panel backs Danish West Indies purchase treaty
Washington February 5. The committee on foreign relations reports favorably a treaty for the United States to buy the Danish West Indian islands for 5 700 000 dollars. The measure now goes to the Senate for consideration and vote.
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Washington
United States
Danish West Indian Islands
Senate
Committee On Foreign Relations
Clara Morris Forced to Break an Engagement
Des Moines report details the disappearance of Geo Broadhurst, manager of Clara Morris, triggering Clara Morris and her husband Frank C. Harriott to end their Omaha engagement. Harriott struggled Tuesday to raise funds for hotel bills and Omaha tickets, even offering to pawn Morris jewels, finally awaiting funds Wednesday morning.
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Des Moines
Geo. Broadhurst
Clara Morris
Miss Morris
Frank C. Harriott
Omaha
Harriott
Union Wallpaper Company Formed in Indianapolis
A new wholesale and retail wall paper and paint store named Union Wallpaper Company is incorporated in Indianapolis with a $10,000 capitalization. Directors include William H. Edward of Indianapolis, Robert Nelson and C. Boyer of Chicago. The company will sell wall paper paints and painters' supplies.
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Indianapolis Incorporated
William H. Edward
Indianapolis
Robert Nelson
C. Boyer
Chicago
Union Wall-Paper Company
Judge Lotz at Death's Door From Pneumonia
Muncie Indiana February 5 Judge O J Lotz is critically ill with pneumonia He served as appellate court judge in Indianapolis for several years and was the youngest circuit judge in Delaware County.
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Muncie
Ind
O. J. Lotz
Indianapolis
Delaware County
Rail stocks and copper on hopeful market mood
In New York on February 5 the market favors rails and copper with Southern Pacific and Metropolitan seen as bull plays. Morgan urges patience as steel stocks climb. Amalgamated copper bought on a turn. London stocks steady. gold export prospects noted. Insiders bearish on Amalgamated.期待 Soo 7 percent preferred and 8 percent common earnings.
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New York
Southern Pacific
Metropolitan
Louisville
James R. Keene
J. P. Morgan
Nashville
Chattanooga
London
Washington News
Amalgamated
Soo
Standard Oil
St. Paul
Underground B.,& QO
Rogers Holdings
Indianapolis Securities Stocks Bid Ask Snapshot
A historical ledger lists Indianapolis securities with bid and ask figures across banks railways and utilities. Items include Belt common 103 105 Belt preferred 130 and several trust companies and banks with varied quotes.
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Indianapolis Securities
Ask. Belt, Common
Sceenaceseevees
Belt, Preferred
Indianapolis Street Railway
American National Bank
Ste Capital National Bank
Central Trust Company
Columbia National Bank
Pen Merchants’ National Bank
Indiana Trust Company
Indiana National Bank
Marion Trust Company
Ase Union Trust Company
Ana
Indianapolis Fire
American Central Life
Ind. Guaranty and Title Com
Law Building
Home Brewing
Indianapolis Cold Storage
H. P. Wasson
Union Traction Preferred
Union Traction Common
Indiana Union Stockyards Sell Lots of Cattle and Hogs
Indianapolis Feb 5 cattle receipts 600 with 200 shipments. Prices show good to prime export steers 1350-1500 lbs around 6.00 to 6.50, fair to medium export 1200-1500 lbs about 5.80, prime to good butcher 1100-1400 lbs near 4.75 to 5.50, hog receipts 2000 with mixed weights 4.00 to 6.20 for lightweights and roughs 4.00 to 5.90 for common bulls, calves 6.60 to 6.60 for good to prime heavy, cows and calves around 4.60 to 5.50.
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Indianapolis
Union Stockyards
Interstate Stock Yards
Cincinnati
Union Stock Yards
Ill
Kansas City
Texas
Markets Here and Elsewhere Quoted for Livestock and Provisions
Interstate Stock Yards Indianapolis February 5 hogs and cattle bids include good to choice lambs and yearlings, various sheep categories, and widespread prices for hides, cheese, butter, coffee, sugars, flour, beans, molasses, rice, lard, and pork products. Numerous farm and grocery items list prices per hundred pounds or per pound with brands and grade descriptors.
Market Opens Strong On Mixed Signals Across Stocks
New York trading starts with firmness in sugar and copper while major rails show gains. Chicago Northwestern Rock Island lead advances, U S express and American express rise on merger rumors. Manhattan and Brooklyn transit advance before noon.
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New York
Washington
Chicago & Northwestern
Rock Island
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Brooklyn
U. S. Express
American Express
Amalgamated Copper
New Government 2
Manhattan
Southern Pacific
Reading
U. S.‘steel
Union Pacific
Sugar
City Grain Market Report and Union Stock Yards Prices
Grain and livestock prices clock steady to firm readings across markets. Wheat bids mix No 2 red around 804 854c with milling fees, oats steady, various white and yellow corn values listed, and hay at 11.50 12.00. At Union Stock Yards Ill cattle, hogs, and sheep receipts and ranges are provided, with prices by category. Kansas City reports cattle, hogs, and sheep bids and volumes, noting strength in cattle and mixed movements in hogs and sheep.
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Timothy
Wheat and grain futures drift lower in Chicago market
Wheat May and July contracts ease amid mixed demand signals while corn oats and provsions show varied declines. Pork and lard futures fall with rib and butter prices mixed. Eggs, cheese and dairy products hold near previous levels as live poultry values edge differently across categories.
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Chicago
Inc
Young Americas
Cattle and Hog Market Report From East Buffalo
East Buffalo on February 5 reports no fresh cattle receipts due to storm. Hogs: 20 cars with attire prices up 5 to 10 cents. Best hogs bring 64 dollars and 0.45 cents, mixed hogs 6.30 to 6.35, workers 6.20 to 6.30, light hogs 5.15 to 6.20, pigs 5.9.
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East Buffalo
Best
Fragmented Market Prices for Sheep and Lambs
Fragmentary OCR shows fluctuating price cues for sheep and lambs with varied figures. Mentions top lambs and lamb activity, roughs and calls, plus mixed currency symbols and decimals.
Market Prices for Fruits and Commodities Rest of Entry
A dense list of per unit prices for cabbage onions coconuts oranges lemons beans honey potatoes cranberries celery and apples, with various grades California and Florida sources, plus canned goods and coal products. includes prices per ton per bushel per crate per box and per pound for multiple items. The fragmented OCR shows specific figures such as cabbage 18.00 per ton, onions 1.50 per bushel, oranges 2.75 to 3.00 per box, lemons 2.75 to 3.00 per box, and beans 2.10 per bushel, among many others.
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California
Florida
Matthews
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