Paine's Celery Compound Praised as Nerve Tonic
An advertisement extols Paine's Celery Compound as a premier remedy for old age weakness. It cites enhanced nerve, digestive, liver, and kidney health, plus strengthened blood and vigor. Personal anecdotes from William P. Snowden and Mrs. Emile Hyde Grinnell support its efficacy.
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Paine
William P. Snowden
Omaha
Army of the North
Nebraska
United States
Emile Hyde Grinnell
Meteor Yacht Launch Hid In Roosevelt Prince Henry Visit
President Roosevelt and Prince Henry witnessed the launch of the Kaiser's yacht Meteor at Shooters Island. Miss Alice Roosevelt broke the rope with a hatchet as rain and fog sat heavy on a dreary day. Nearly 3,000 guests boarded at downtown piers for the ceremony after a delayed train arrival in Jersey City.
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Shooters Island
N. Y
Roosevelt
Prince Henry
Meteor
Alice Roosevelt
Alice
Christener
Jersey City
Washington
Maryland
Prince Henry Reception Dated in Both Houses of Congress
Washington February 2 Prince Henry visit draws formal greeting in both chambers as lawmakers extend ceremonial welcome. The event showcases diplomatic relations and official observance marks during the royal party’s congressional presence.
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Hank
Houses of Congress
Busted the Banquet Sparks Row Over Prince Henry Reception
James B. Gray, Georgia society officer, interrupted a New York banquet by shouting protests at a reception for Prince Henry. He condemned the event as un-American flunkeyism and attacked the White House dinner with a slur, provoking immediate uproar and the meal’s abrupt end.
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New York
James B. Gray
The
Georgia Society
Prince Henry
Low
United States
Mr. Gray
Meteor Ship Launch with Roosevelt Family in Attendance
A grand launch in progress as Miss Roosevelt christens the Meteor with a silver bottle. The yacht slips into the water amid cheers from the distinguished crowd, Prince Henry sending a cable to the emperor confirming the successful launch.
President commutes death sentence in Philippines case
Washington February 23 reports President Roosevelt has commuted Private Louis Nelson of the Ninth Cavalry to ten years in prison for the court martial sentence of death for violation of the articles of war. Nelson was found guilty October 23, 1900 and condemned to hang.
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Washington
Rosevelt
Philippines
Louis Nelson
Ninth Cavalry
Nelson
Brayton to Speak on Epidemic Smallpox History
Dr. A. W. Brayton will go to St. Louis Friday to address the St. Louis medical society Saturday afternoon on the history, prevalence and diagnosis of epidemic smallpox in the middle west.
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A. W. Brayton
St. Louis
Quake In Scotland Alarm Drops In Dochgarroch
Repeated earthquakes at Dochgarroch near Inverness have driven residents to alarm as tremors shake the area along the north sea coast. Inverness faces the seismic event with heightened concern.
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Glasgow
Dochgarroch
Inverness
North Sea
Hood's Sarsaparilla Proclaims Skin Glow Benefit
An advertising note claims weak kidneys cause pimples and blotchy skin. It asserts Hood's Sarsaparilla strengthens the kidneys and purifies the blood to improve complexion and health.
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Hood
Vote for Charles F Baron for County Commissioner
Political plea urging voters to support Charles F Baron for county commissioner. Mentions a slogan style recommendation with a local business reference to Indianapolis paint and color company and Massachusetts avenue address.
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Charles
F. Baron
Indianapolis Paint and Color Company
Massachusetts Ave
Marvelous Hair Growth Claim Prompts Free Trial Requests
A renowned doctor-chemist from New Zealand announces a compound that grows hair on bald heads in a single night. He offers free trial packages from the Altenheim Medical Dispensary in Cincinnati to anyone writing with a 2-cent stamp.
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Hislop
New Zealand
Altenheim
Altenheim Medical Dispensary
Butterfield Building
Cincinnati
Ohio
Miss Stone Released by Turkish Minister on Way to Constantinople
The Turkish minister here reports Miss Stone has been released and is en route to Constantinople. No further word has reached the state department from its envoy in Constantinople.
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Washington
State Department
Miss Stone
Constantinople
J B Sherman Dead Founder of Chicago Union Stock Yards
John B Sherman founder of the Chicago union stock yards and transit company died early Tuesday at his home 2100 Prairie avenue after a brief illness from grip and pneumonia His estate is valued at more than a million dollars He rose from a clerk in a country store to head of a major industry in Chicago
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Chicago
John B. Sherman
Chicago Union Stockyards and Transit Company
Prairie Ave
Sherman
Rescue on Fall Creek Ends Ducking Man from Ice
L C Wolfgang fell through ice on Fall Creek while cutting ice. He sank 15 feet twice more before Walter Hines and William Coppersmith pulled him free with icehooks, saving him from a third submersion.
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Oaklandon
Ind
Fall Creek
L. C. Wolfgang
Walter Hines
William Coppersmith
Births and deaths listed in local notices
A local births and deaths column lists multiple entries with names and addresses. It records twins boys for Charles and Mary Kirkhoff, several births including girls and boys at various streets, plus deaths such as Thomas Daggy at Union state hospital and Nancy Crutchfield from old age, with accompanying ages and locations.
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Infant Landon
Burgess-ave
Thomas Daggy
Union State Hospital
Nancy S. Crutchfield
Gale St
Kenneth Green
Evison St
Emma B. Silatery
Tremont-ave
W. C. Newcomb
E. St. Joe St
John Warfield
Real estate and remodeling bids listed for Burnett Lewis pair
Burnett and Lewis on Shelby Street near Belt Road seek lumber shed assets priced at 50 dollars and a barn at 150 dollars. N P Moorman of 199 Central Avenue posts a re modeling project valued at 1200 dollars. Procedures indicate property and work listings with monetary figures.
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Burnett & Lewis
Shelby-St
Belt Road
Stelby-st
van’ Buren-st
N. P. Moorman
Central-ave
Markets Open Steady Amid London Drift and Rumors
The New York stock market opened generally firm yet unenthusiastic due to London heaviness. Reading second preferred rose about a point while common faded. Strength appeared in Southern Pacific St Paul and Kansas City Southern with U S Steel and Amalgamated Copper near steady. Sugar weakened and American Grass Twine jumped 3 relative. Government bonds held firm.
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New York
London
Reading
Southern Pacific
Bull Pool
Reading Second
St. Paul
Kansas City
U. S
Commodity Prices in New York Market Report
New York market roundup listing pork prices at 15.75 to 16.75 per hundredweight, lard at 9.55, butter mostly 22 to 29 cents, Elgin 29 cents, cheese large 7 to 11 cents, small 7 to 12 cents, dried eyes 34 to 35 cents. Dressed poultry prices: turkeys 8 to 16 cents, chicks 10 to 27 cents, fowls 8 to 12 cents, ducks 9 to 15 cents.
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New York
Western
Elgin
Reese
Chicago
Young Americas
Chingan & Co
Indiana
California
Java
Rio
Santos
Alfosa
Lion
Jersey
Caracas
Dusworth’s
Gates
Columbia
Ideal Golden
Windsor
Ridgewood
Chicago and Union Stock Yards midday market rounds
The report shows mixed commodity prices with wheat and corn fractions up in Chicago futures, oats higher, and provisions mixed. At Union Stock Yards on Feb 25 cattle receipts around 5,000 with varied class prices from 4.25 to 7.25 for different quality ranges, hogs about 31,000 with a slight weekly decline, and sheep strong to higher across native and western grades.
Grain and hay price and inspection report summary
Wheat and corn prices listed for several grades with fractional cents and calendar reference. Oats and hay values given with price ranges and steady tones. Inspections detail counts across corn and hay cars totaling thirty five cars and associated wagons.
Livestock Prices Steady at East Buffalo Market
East Buffalo New York February 25 cattle receipts two cars market quiet and unchanged best hogs fetch 6.50 to 6.75 with mixed hogs 6.35 to 6.45 Yorkers 6.25 to 6.30 pigs 5.70 to 5.75 roughs 5.25 to 5.75 stags 4.00 to 4.50 eggs none noted.
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East Buffalo
N. Y
Kansas City Livestock Prices Climb Across Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Kansas City market reports show cattle receipts around 6000 with prices from 3.00 to 6.70 for native steers and calves up to 6.50. Hogs receipts near 11000 with bids mostly 5.40 to 6.35, while sheep receipts about 2000 with muttons 4.75 to 5.65 and lambs to 6.75.
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Kansas City
Wethers
Ewes
Real estate transfers record two property sales in city
Moses Cahn sold the Central avenue and twenty fifth street property to J Gaylord Smiley for 12500 dollars. Rachael Kistner bought a parcel near Alabama and Twentieth streets from Herbert B Coleman for 5500 dollars. Mary C Connor sold to John C Lutz a property on Alabama street for 4000 dollars.
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Moses Cahn
Central Ave
Twenty-Fifth-St
J. Gaylord Smiley
Rachael Kistner
Alabama
Twentieth-sts
Herbert B. Coleman
Mary C. Connor
John C. Lutz
Alabama St
Russellville Man Bound Over On Liquor Tax Charge
William Gott of Russellville Putnam county faced a hearing before U S commissioner Charles Moores on Monday night charged with retailing liquor without paying the government tax He was bound over to the grand jury.
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William Gott
Russellville
Putnam County
U.S
Charles Moores
Indiana Incorporations File Duplicate Articles
The Marion Indiana oil company incorporated in Arizona with a branch in Marion Indiana filed duplicate articles in Indiana. Capital stock represented in Indiana totals 20 000 dollars. Names listed include John Prior John N Mc Cleery Edgar L Goldthwaite Leopold Nussbaum Joseph Burke and Christo pher C Gordon. Other filings include Kagey Milling Company Sash and Door Company Clifford Hardware Company Hammond Tribune Pacific Oil Company with varying capital stock levels and locations in St Joe De Kalb LaPorte Evansville Marion.
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Kagey Milling Company
St. Joe
de Kalb
LaPorte Sash and Door Company
Clifford Hardware Company
Evansville
Hammond Tribune
Capital
Pacific Oil Company
Marion
John Prior
John N. McCleery
Edgar L.goldthwaite
Leopold Nussbaum
Joseph Burke
Christopher C. Gordon
Marion Indiana Oil Company
Arizona
Ind
Indiana
Northern securities relief and sugar trade impact from Cuba
New York February 25 report notes expected passage of ship subsidy bill and a bullish stance by Morgan interests in steels, with the market at the mercy of professionals. Sugar trade reacts negatively to Cuba relief. commodity prices and various staples including grains, fruits, and meats show mixed movements while coal and copper positions remain unsettled.
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New York
Cuba
Morgan
Morgan-Hill-Harriman-Gould
Southern Pacific
Morgan Soup
Tennessee
Iowa Central
Evansville
Cattle and Hogs Prices From Union Stockyards Indianapolis
Union Stockyards Indianapolis reports cattle and hog quotations for February 25 with receipts and ranges. Good to prime export steers and feeders show notable price bands. hogs vary by weight class. sheep and lambs also listed with stockers and feeding categories. Interstate Stockyards Indianapolis notes small hog shipments and mixed weights with specific price ranges.
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Union Stockyards
Indianapo
Se'aiwlala Lis
Cincinnati Cattle and Hog Market Prices Report
Cattle receipts 130 with shippers paying 5.00 to 6.00 for good to choice, 4.85 to 5.60 for lower grades, heifers 4.35 to 5.00, extra calves 6.75. Hogs receipts 2,337 with good to choice 6.30 to 6.40, light shippers 5.30 to 5.90, pigs 4.15 to 5.20.
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California
Cincinnati
Price listings for poultry dairy and hides
The notice lists poultry prices for hens spring chickens old turkeys ducks geese and young turkeys with per pound rates. It also shows cheese butter and fresh hog hides tallow and related outputs with assorted price ranges.
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New York
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Masachusetts Ave
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Ese Light and Power
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American Central Life
Ind. Guaranty and Title Com’ Y
Law Building
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H. P. Wasson
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Citizen's Street Railway
Union Traction Company
Broad Ripple Traction
Indianapolis Improvement
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