Catarrh Tablets touted by Michigan readers and doctors
A Grand Rapids gentleman shared experiences with Stuart's Catarrh Tablets noting immediate relief from head throat and stomach catarrh after weeks for a full cure He mentions his singing son whose hoarseness improved quickly and a Detroit lawyer who trusts the product Our family physician endorses its antiseptic merit and thousands of sufferers praise it The tablets are pleasant tasting lozenges containing catarrhal antiseptics and are sold for 50 cents with a free mail order booklet from F A Stuart Co Marshall Michigan
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Grand Rapids
Michigan
Stuart
Detroit
F. A. Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
Escape From Trolley Window Panic at Massachusetts Depot
A trolley car on E Tenth Street derailed near the railroad crossing at the Massachusetts avenue depot. A nervous man leaped from a front window as a supposed locomotive headlight appeared, the car blocked the track, passengers panicked then calmed, and the man vanished no blood found and thought unhurt.
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E. Tenth-st
Massachusetts Ave
Daring Ice Rescue Saves Two Boys from River Frost
In Norristown Pennsylvania on February 11 William Sutch and Webster Dull were saved from drowning after falling through ice while skating with about five hundred others. A human chain formed by tying hands allowed rescuers to reach the unconscious boys who later regained consciousness and were expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norristown
William Sutch
Webster Dull
Cured Of Piles Claim Sparks Mail Order Cure
Mrs. Hinkley of Indianapolis writes that a doctor advised an $800 operation with little chance of survival. She praises Pyramid Pile Cure as a sure remedy sold by druggists and offers a free book by mail from Pyramin Drug Co Marshall Mich.
The Dangerous Operation of Parting the Twins
Paris on February 11 reports the separation of Tsindoo twins Rodica and Bordica was photographed for scientists. The twins did not know about the surgery and cried out they had been parted as surgeons discovered their livers were joined making the operation dangerous.
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Paris
Tsindoo
Rodica
Bordica
Patchwork of Courtroom Drama at Colonial Hotel
New York on February 11 details show Miss Florence McRae an artist’s model disciplining banker William North with a horsewhip after years of unwanted advances. North, a bank clerk, faced a $10 fine and a $500 bond for good behavior as magistrate Crane presided, while North wept at the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Colonial Hotel
Florence McRae
William North
North
Miss McRae
Crane
Prisoner Love Arrest Strands Cuban Youth
Octavius Smith Jr of Cardenas Cuba sailed to Havana under guard after his father a Cuban sugar official intercepted plans to wed Miss Mabel Boyd 16 daughter of Dr. George W. Boyd Washington DC The couple met in Baltimore and were arranging marriage when the father intervened in Washington detaining the youth as incorrigible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Yucatan
Havana
Octavius Smith, Jr
Cardenas
Cuba
Cuban Sugar Commission
Young Smith
Mabel Boyd
George W. Boyd
Washington, D. C
Smith
Catholic University
Baltimore
Washington
Omaha man Ed Smith testifies in Richardson murder case
Ed Smith real name M Shoemaker says in a written statement to Chief Albro that he was in the Richardson home at Savannah Missouri the night of December 24 1900 when Frank Richardson was shot. He says the shooter paid him ten dollars and gave a Council Bluffs ticket to flee. Richardson's wife was recently acquitted of murder.
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Omaha
Neb
M. Shoemaker
Ed Smith
Albro
Richardson
Savannah
Frank Richardson
Council Bluffs
Man Charged With Perjury Over Age Claim in Marriage
Charles Marcotte is arrested for perjury after swearing to his age and Eva Trout's age when they wed. Marcotte claimed 21 while misrepresenting Eva's age by four years. the couple married by Rev. Edward George. Judge Lyman sentences Marcotte to 60 days in jail.
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Charles Marcotte
Eva Trout
Marcotte
Eva
Edward George
Lyman
District Attorney Lands on College Men Over Elections
New York District Attorney Jerome attacked college men at a Delta Upsilon speech on election reform. He claimed only 1,506 observers were needed at pools to influence polls, noting about 30,000 college men in the city yielded 1,200 observers paid for, amid rising campaign spending and corruption compared with prior years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jerome
Delta Upsilon
Woman’s progress questioned by critics of gender roles
In a periodical survey, proponents note women enter diverse fields from medicine to trades, while critics warn hardship limits. The advertisement promotes Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and related remedies as cures for womanly diseases and weakness, with testimonials from several American and Canadian readers praising relief and urging free letter consultations.
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George Fletcher
Victoria Avenue
Galt
Ont
Dr. Pierce
Emma Spoorer
Lakeview
Montcalm Co
Mich
R. V. Pierce
Elizabeth J. Fisher
Diana
W. Va
The
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
N.Y
N. Y
Pierce
Nor Hina Better Health Manual Offered Free by Mail
A family medical work titled Dr. Pierce's Gammon Sense Medica Adviser promises thorough coverage of health and disease with treatment guidance for accidents. It spans over a thousand pages with more than 700 illustrations and is offered free, with cloth-bound and panel-cover options priced in stamps and mail postage details provided.
Illegal sealers thwarted by Unalaska orders
A Seattle dispatch relays a letter from Alaska Collector J W Ivey to his Unalaska deputy. It states British vessels from Canadian ports involved in pelagic sealing near Lehring sea seek Unalaska and Dutch Harbor for shelter and supplies, but must be denied port privileges and treated as illegal poachers until further notice.
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J. W. Ivey
Alaska
Unalaska
Lam
Canadian
Lehring Sea
Unalaskas
Dutch Harbor
United States
Great Britain
Unatil
Deputy city clerk dies by suicide amid medical fears
Bloomington Feb 11 Deputy city clerk William F Crawford shot himself at his home after fearing a surgical operation for a liver abscess. He left a note urging others to think of him kindly as science proved hopeless in his case.
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Bloomington
Jil
Wm. F. Crawford
Imier Trapped In Corn Bin While Cleaning It
Joseph P. Imier of Osterburg, a Republican sheriff candidate in Bedford County, was imprisoned when a bin collapsed. He was found unconscious after three hours and rushed to a hospital in critical condition.
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Altoona
Joseph P. Imier
Osterburg
Bedford County
Phe
Imier
Notice of liquor license application in Indianapolis ward
The subscriber informs voters in Marion county Indiana that Martin Schwartz will apply at the March term 1902 of the county commissioners for a license to sell intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premises drinking. The business is at 1201 S Meridian St in a two story brick building at Morris and Meridian streets southeast corner in Center township.
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Fifteenth Ward
Center Township
Marion County
Indiana
Board of County Commissioners
Meridian-st
McCarty
Morris and
Meridian-sts
Indianapolis
S. Meridian St
Notice of liquor license request in Indianapolis ward
Voters of the eleventh ward Center township announce an application to Marion County Board of Commissioners at the March term 19 for a license to sell intoxicating liquor in quantities under five gallons with privileges to allow the sale and consumption on the premises. The location is 55 Wentucky Ave in a one story building on the west half of lot 6 square 67, city of Indianapolis. Also applies for pool table and restaurant privileges in the same room.
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Eleventh Ward
Center Township
Board of Commissioners
Marion Country
State of Indiana
Keoninucky Ave
Maryland St
Wentucky Ave
Indianapolis
Marion County
Indiana
Liquor license sought for 71 Massachusetts Ave by Harrowitz
The Seventh ward voters and Marion county Center commissioners at the March 1902 term hear Morris Harrowitz apply for a license to sell intoxicating vinous malt and other liquors in less than five gallons with on premises consumption in a front room at No 71 Massachusetts Ave first floor of a two story brick building part of Let 4 Goldsberry subdivision outlots 46 and 47 in Center township Indianapolis Ward 7. He also seeks pool table privileges in the same room.
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Eleventh Ward
Center Township
Marion County
Indiana
Board of County Commissioners
Washington St
Square 70
Indianapolis
Moses Gunter
Fourteenth Ward
Board of Commissioners
State of Indiana
Shelby St
Urmson
Brinkmeyer
Fred Laul
Seventh Ward
Marion Country
Pennsylvania-st
Wabash and
Pennsylvania-sts
Suare 41
Dente
Pennsylvania St
George Fulwell
State of
Ms Place
Massachusetts Ave
Let
Goldsberry
Morris Harrowitz
Northwest Corner
William Perk
Liquor License Sought for 435 Massachusetts Ave
William Perk seeks a Marion County Indiana license at the March 1902 board term to sell intoxicating malt and spirituous liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premises consumption. The business lies at 435 Massachusetts Ave in ward 1, a first floor room facing north in a two story brick building.
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OR. R. Vu Pierge, Butlaic
Ns Ve
Ivey
Seattle
Wash
Kungs
Dr.pierces
LMS
S. A. Watson
Henry Ward
Evans Gueuhat Co
U.S.A
Carter
DR. Carter &Co
Yohn Bleck
North Meridian St
Ind
Deutsch Tailoring Co
South Ninois Peated
West
Marvel
Times Bridg
Chas. W. Fichrodt
Union Station
Sloan Drug Co
W. Washington-st
Friant. H. Carter
Washington-st
Harry-Francis Pharmacy
Cor. Penn
Chio-sts
L. E. Morrison & Co
W. Wash.st
Vel B. Cress
Tuigon
Laard
Jowan Graebner
Martin Schwartz
Caesar
Col. Cassius
Vice
Cesar
Cuse
Lin
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