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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1902

Page

6

Catarrh Tablets Praised by Doctors and Sufferers

A Michigan factory representative and others praise Stuart's Catarrh Tablets for relief from nasal catarrh throat and stomach catarrh. The tablets are described as pleasant tasting antiseptic lozenges made with Red Gum and Blood Root sold at 50 cents for a full course. A Detroit lawyer and singers note improved voices and health with regular use and a free booklet is offered by F. A. Stuart Co.

Stuart Detroit F. Oa. Stuart Co Mershall. Mich

Trunk switch plans near New York Street reviewed by board

The Board of Works considers laying a trunk switch across New York Street west of Agnes Street to low ground along the river near Michizan Street for midnight to 5 am use. A beer or maus brewery lease may trigger another switch at New York Street near Agnes Street. I C Atkins Co seeks Eddy Street switch from Union tracks to its plant with same hours. Approval likely to aid Atkins and Parry plants though Parry has not requested it.

Board of Works New York-st Agnesst Michizan-st Maus New York Agnes-sts I. C. Atkins Eddy-st Union Railway South-st Atkins Company Atkins Parry

Pearson Withdraws from M E Church and Northwestern

Chicago Feb 13 Prof Charles R Pearson resigned from the Methodist church and left his post on the Northwestern University faculty after recent criticisms of the Bible sparked a sensation.

M. E. Church Northwestern University Chicago Prof Chas Pearson Methodist Church

Botanic Blood Balm Promised Cure for Blood Poison

An advertisement claims Botanic Blood Balm cures blood poison and cancer including boils ulcers and skin blemishes. It promises a guaranteed permanent cure and offers a free sample and medical advice from Blood Balm Co. in Atlanta, with Indianapolis distribution through H. J. Huder.

Soa Regicts Blood Balm Co Atlanta CIA Indianapolis H. J. Huder Washington Pennsylvania

Hypnotism Plot Arrests In Scranton Area

Johanna Akovira and John Solak were arrested in Scranton Pa on a conspiracy charge for using hypnotism to win the affections of John Hisnay from his wife. They were held in 3500 bail each before Alderman Lentes. Both suspects reside in Winton, a town 13 miles from Scranton.

Scranton Johanna Akovira John Solak John Hisnay Lentes Winton Johanna Ilisnay Solak Hisnay

Unkissed Man Knighted by Humorous City Scheme

In Salem Massachusetts Edward W Knight grocer sparked sensation by declaring he had never been kissed and would not be. W A Cleveland offered a reward to the first girl to kiss him and 14 year old Wate Miller staged a store visit to claim the prize. Knight admitted he was surprised but taken in good humor.

Edward W. Knight W. A. Cleveland Knight Miss Wate Miller K Knight

Cy Clark the strong butcher boy of Marion and Hamilton counties

Cy Clark, a native of Hamilton County who moved to Indianapolis as a child, earned a reputation as a formidable butcher boy in Marion County. Described as unusually strong and skilled with meat, he rose through the trade under David Powell and now runs a business at the stockyards, remaining tied to the trade.

Cy” Clark Marion County Clark Hamilton County Indianapolis David Powell George Powell Powell Sud Cy Clark

Worth $15 A Pound New York Rhinoceros Valuation

A New York report notes two horned rhinoceros Smiles is valued at 12000 dollars or more by experts. Zoo director John Smith refused the price, Hagenbeck cites a 15000 dollar value. Smiles weighs 1000 pounds and is one of only eight two horned rhinos in captivity with an ironic name.

New York John Smith Zoo Hagenbeck Smiles Central Park

Woman to be married dies as doctors refuse aid

Marie Ohlandt, 22, of Hoboken, on the eve of her marriage, lay dead in her home after doctors reportedly refused to attend her. Family says three physicians declined to go, delaying aid until one finally came too late. She was engaged to Charles Consent of Hoboken.

Hoboken N. J Marie Ohlandt Charles Consent

Miss Nellie E Brown Plans Denver Marriage by Letter

Nellie E Brown travels from Pittsburg to Denver to marry a man she has never met in person. The couple courted by correspondence and photos, sparked by a telephone chat amid news of President McKinley’s assassination in Boston. The bride to be worked at a hotel telephone central during the events.

Pittsburg Nellie E Brown Denver Colo McKinley Boston Brown

Wives in Theater Fracas Read Lesson On Marriage

In Bridgeport Connecticut 19 year old Grace Reynolds and 20 year old Cora Valleau fought in Smiths theater lobby after suspicion of infidelity. Judge Carroll lectured the young wives on marriage dignity and sent them home to mind their duties. Both had been sweethearts in youth and valley described elopement talk.

Bridgeport Conn

Embalming Birds and Animals by Plainfield Undertaker

W H Hiss of Plainfield has built a shelf of preserved creatures after embalming a jaybird then a blue heron two years ago. He later treated a hawk a hawk and other species with fluids injected into arteries and cavities to stiffen necks and legs, preserving flesh as dry, hard specimens.

Liss

Postmaster Trial Over Letter Delivery Case

The United States health and assurance company sues Postmaster Gaylor for 200 dollars claiming failure to deliver a letter within ten days. It is regarded as a historic case with government facing trial through a presidential postmaster and the outcome awaits much interest.

Mishawaixa Ind United States Health and Assurance Company Gaylor

The Only Tonic For Worn Out Women And Girls

A vintage patent medicine claim touts a tonic for fatigue and weakness in women and young girls. It promises renewed strength and vitality, improved mood, and brighter complexions with regular use as directed.

Zoa Phora Tonic Promoted For Female Weakness

An advertisement touts Zoa Phora as a universal tonic for women showing symptoms from leucorrhea to nervous fatigue. It claims cures for menstrual, reproductive, and general weakness and offers free trial bottles and prepaid orders from Kalamazoo Michigan.

R. E. Crylle Salida Colorado Zoa Phora Tenle Zoa Phora Co Kalamazoo Mich

Judge Rules Alimony In Amalgamated-Hamze Case

In Butte Montana Judge William Clancy interrupted a divorce hearing to quip that wives “always get the best of it” and to affirm alimony. He ordered the husband to pay monthly alimony and the wife’s attorney’s fees after the opposing counsel argued the wife earned more.

Butte Mont William Clancy Amalgamated-Hamze

Engraved Names and Tragic Burial in Kentucky

The article lists odd names in naturalization records ending with Prague archbishop’s name. Susie Mai Grant, famed bluegrass beauty buried in Florence after death, her fiancé J Brink of Washington DC mourns as her engagement ring is buried with her.

Harry Royse Archbizhop Prague Royse Cerle Dxeg Stenislav JastrambLski Agathodoros Papagoropoulous J. T. Christofilakis Schackersleiner Wrocdwstow Krevazanayke Weiszmewski Gawryzieszki Vereneseneckockockhoff S. Hazakeiwicz Wladysaw Krozanoski Freirbert Leo von Skrbensky von Hhustic Florence Susie Mai Grant Miss Grant J. Brink Washington, D.C Fourth-st Washington Hushana Brink

Payson Willis Arrested on Grand Jury Indictment

Payson Willis was arrested Wednesday afternoon by a deputy sheriff on a grand jury indictment for operating a policy game. He posted bond.

Payson Willis

Three German cruisers due at La Guayra Venezuela

News notes report three German cruisers due at La Guayra in Venezuela and obser ved Lincoln's birthday in New York City as services were held in many churches. San Francisco coroner found no poison in Miss Nora Fuller's stomach though she was murdered, still a mystery. James Braddock of Union County Kentucky had both feet frozen requiring amputation. In Chicago a clash on Street er's domain left Frank Kirk dead as officers arrested several men.

la Guavara Venezuela New York City Lincoln San Francisco Nora Fuller James Braddock Union County Kentucky Streeter Chicago Frank Kirk

Pyramid Drug Ad Promises Pile Cure

Mrs Hinkley of Indianapolis recalls a doctor urging an operation costing $800 with little chance of survival. She chose Pyramid Pile Cure and reports improvement after a 50 cent box. A druggist sold it and the company offers a free mail order book on piles from Pyramid Drug Co Marshall Michigan.

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