Five Dollars a Box The Price Cut No Figure With Him
A letter from A Ellins and C F Buzzell of South Sudbury endorses Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets noting a 50 cent box relieved their indigestion after a week of discomfort. Another Canadian reader from Toronto reports relief from acid dyspepsia after three to four tablets. Endorsements claim wide relief for sour stomach and related conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Buzzell
South
Sudbury
Jas. Barton
Toronto
Canada
Stuart
Marion County Medical Society Aftermath and Officers 1902
The annual report shows the library now holds 10 060 volumes the largest outside the Alleghenies Retiring president Dunning pushed for more contagious case provisions a bigger city hospital appropriation and aid for indigent incurables The 1902 officers are President Dr William B Fletcher Vice President Dr Edmund D Clark Secretary Dr Theodore Potter Treasurer Dr John T Scott with new judicial council members Dr Lewis C Cline and Dr Guido Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter
Marion County Medical Society
Alleghenies
Dunning
City Hospital
William B.B. Fletcher
Edmund D. Clark
Theodore Potter
John T. Scott
Judicial Council
Lewis C. Cline
Guido Bell
Veronica Club to Host Card Party on Broadway
The Veronica club will host a card party Thursday at Mrs. O'Brien's Broadway home. Queen Esther auxiliary will be entertained Friday by Mrs. Luella Stephens at 625 S. Alabama. A St Joseph's training school card party follows Friday night for the institution's benefit. The engagement of Miss Blanche Spahr and Gwynn F. Patterson is announced with a February 4 wedding planned at the Broadway home. State weddings include Wabash couples Miss Gertrude Simon and Louis Wolff in Lebanon and Miss Mary Snow and J. W. Masters of Bloomington Illinois. Petersburg couple Miss Millie Hollan and Hector L. Swinehart from Uniontown Ohio wed Tuesday. he is 26, she 24, height 5 feet and 4 feet respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veronica Club
Blanche Spahr
Gwynn F. Patterson
Broadway
Wabash
Gertrude Simon
Louis Wolff
Lebanon
Mary Snow
J. W. Masters
Bloomington
Ill. Petersburg
Millie Hollan
Hector L. Swinehart
Uniontown
Sudden Deaths of Three Women Reported
Three women died Tuesday night reportedly from heart disease. Mrs. James Lee of 325 McCauley Street died in her chair at 11 p.m. Miss Mollie Glidewell, 45, an unmarried resident of 114 Yandes Street, collapsed at the supper table. Martha Mason, a colored domestic employed at Rincola M. Shepzard’s home at 1450 North Alabama Street, died in bed after years of heart trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lee
McCauley St
Mollie Glidewell
Yandes St
Martha Mason
Rincola
M. Shepzard
Alabama St
Fires Strike Two City Dwellings and Workshop
Bicycle patrolmen Streit and Losh helped extinguish a fire at the carriage factory of John L. Guedelhoefer 210 Kentucky Ave after a bartender alerted police. Gas from a glue boiler ignited wood scraps, flames reached the ceiling, Wood was removed piece by piece. Peter Baltz’s home on Sir Holbrook Street was nearly destroyed by an overheated stove Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Streit
Losh
John L. Guedelhoefer
Kentucky Ave
Peter Baltz
Sir
Lake Shore Railroad Increases Yard Wage Rates
The Lake Shore railroad company will raise wages for yard conductors and yard switch men by 5 to 6 percent starting June 1. About 1,500 workers across principal points along the line will benefit, with an annual aggregate increase near $20,000. Engineers and firemen may also receive raises. trainmen had earlier gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lake Shore Railroad Company
Jilted Lover Henry Clements Shoots Bride then Kills Himself
In Knox Indiana Henry Clements shot Merle Davis, a bride of a week, as she opened the door. He then shot himself, dying soon after. Clements and Merle Holcomb had been lovers and planned to wed. she chose Edward Davis. Letters found in his pockets reveal he preferred death with her to life without her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Knox
Ind
Jan
Henry Clements
Merle Davis
Merle Holcomb
Edward Davis
Clements
City Council Endorses Livery Stable Ordinance Plan
The council passed a new ordinance requiring majority block consent for building a livery stable near Central Ave church. If a neighbor within 50 feet objects, the stable cannot be built. The measure revokes prior permits since 1902 and follows a rushed special session with 19 ayes. Charles W Sheets faces opposition from Northside residents and potential boycotts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheets
Central-Ave
Charles W. Sheets
Central-ave. M. E
Halderman
Negley
N. New Jersey St
Northside
North-side
Banker dies from handling infected money in Binghamton
Montrose banker A Gilbert, a leading figure in New York and Philadelphia financial circles, died after contact with a smallpox contaminated note at the bank. His wife also died from the disease, and the village notes are being fumigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binghamton
N. Y
O. A. Gilbert
Montrose
New York
Philadelphia
Gilbert
Two Women Charged With Murder of Twin Babies
Mary and Ruth Putnam aged 24 and 28 are jailed in Indiana on murder charges for killing Mary Putnam's newborn twin girls born December 21, 1901. Coroner's verdict led to arrests as the infants were found buried under ground in a green pasteboard box beside an apple tree stump. The mother is seriously ill. Ruth remains in Lawrenceburg jail. A 8 year old boy on the farm is said to be Ruth's child. the father of the twins remains unnamed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincennes
Ind
Mary
Ruth Putnam
Ethel Putnam
Illinois
Mary Putnam
Lewis
Ruth
Lawrenceburg
B. F. Hockman
High-Priced Hereford Bull Sells for Record $9000
Dexter park amphitheater saw Perfection 92 891 a Hereford bull fetch $9 000 Tuesday the highest price for its breed in America and the top bull sale in years. Gilbert H Hoxie bought the animal from Thomas Clark herd Beecher NJ with stock farms at Thornton Heights and Taylor Texas. Perfection 92 891 won a blue ribbon at the international live stock exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jan
Dexter Park
America
Gilbert H. Hoxie
Thomas Clark Herd
Beecher
Hoxie
Thornton
Taylor
Tex
Syracuse woman saves Marathon fire victims
Miss Bette Goodenough of Syracuse acted quickly when fire broke out at Dr. R. L. Smith’s Marathon home. She woke residents and summoned neighbors, enabling all to escape by ladders. In the escape, Miss Grace Brandt broke an arm, and others from Owego and Buffalo were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binghamton, N. Y
Bette Goodenough
Syracuse
Marathon
R. L. Smith
Miss Goodenough
Grace Brandt
Owego
C. B. Williams
Buffalo
Johnson County Prohibitionists Name Local Ticket
Franklin Ind January list of nominees includes Representative J. T. Kimmick and officials H. E. Todd clerk John W. Garshwiter auditor W. A. Dorrel recorder W. A. Green sheriff D. A. Brewer surveyor Clyde Shipp coroner H. J. Hall and commissioners A. J. Forsythe P. S. Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Ind
Johnson County
J. T. Kimmick
H. E. Todd
John W. Garshwiter
W.A. Dorrel
W. A. Green
D. A. Brewer
Clyde Shipp
H. J. Hall
A. J. Forsythe
P. S. Hamilton
Grape-Nuts Promoted For Brain Fatigue Recovery
An ad-like passage explains brain work causes daily loss of body material and suggests Grape-Nuts Food as a rebuild aid. It highlights phosphate of potash, albumen, and starch turned to grape sugar, claiming daily use restores strength. Sold by grocers and produced by Postum Cereal Co. in Battle Creek, Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek
Mich
South-side Protest Over Gas Meter Ordinance
South-side residents gathered at Columbia hall Tuesday to denounce the gas meter ordinance introduced by the council on Monday. Ex-Councilman Thomas Markey presided with P. L. Fox as secretary. Speakers denounced the ordinance and a committee will organize ward mass meetings in Tomlinson hall to protest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Hall
Thomas Markey
P. L. Fox
Tomlinson Hall
Montenegro Prince Visits St Petersburg for Russo-Italian Talks
Neue Wiener Journal reports Prince Nicholas of Montenegro visited St Petersburg as envoy of King Victor Emmanuel of Italy and secured a Russo-Italian understanding on Albania and Tripoli. King Victor Emmanuel plans to visit the czar in April, and the czar will visit Rome in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Neue Wiener Journal
Nicholas
Montenegro
St. Petersburg
Victor Emanuel
Italy
Albania
Tripoli
Rome
Reinforcements Bring Tense Moves in Pretoria Clash
In Pretoria Jan 8 General DeWet is reinforced by Botha troops as British forces mobilize for a planned Boer move. In Chicago the Huening Miller breach of promise case ends with a $1500 verdict for Lizzie Miller, who sought $5000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pretoria
Jan
DeWet
Botha
Chicago
Huening-Miller
Misa
Lizzie Miller
Liggett Chosen as Beveridge Private Stenographer
Columbia City Indiana January reports that John A. Liggett son of W H Liggett has been selected by Senator Beveridge as his private stenographer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia City
Ind
John A. Liggett
W.H. Liggett
Beveridge
Marines Report No Skirmish in Panama Engagement
Theo Dunn of the navy from the Concord arrives on the Newport and says neither side contested the U S forces at Panama with both sides retreating. He praises fighters in both camps and notes Colombian troops are ragged yet brave. Insurgents now see no gain from blocking traffic on the Panama railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Theo Dunn
Navy
Concord
Panama
Newport
United States
Gould to Lead Six Week South Westbound Trip
Miss Helen Gould will depart at 10 a m Thursday in her private car on a six weeks trip through the south and west. She will be accompanied by eight young women and stop as far south as Houston and as far west as San Francisco. She travels to escape New York City February and to deliver an address in St Louis at the opening of the Women's home she founded there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Helen Gould
New York City
St. Louis
Montagu Lessler Wins Narrow Plurality in NY District 7
In New York’s congressional district 7, Montagu Lessler, a Republican, defeats Perry Belmont by a small plurality of 394, a harsh rebuke to carpetbaggers. Belmont faced bribery and repetition arrests amid a canvass noting his Babylon, Long Island residency. Belmont’s defeat marks a dramatic shift from 1898 when Muller won by over 7,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Perry Belmont
Muller
Belmont
Babylon
L. I
Montagu Lessler
Mr. Belmont
Safe-Splitting Burglary Wrecks Store In Fairport
Four masked men dynamited the grocery store of M. Hellenen & Son in Fairport at dawn on Wednesday. The safe yielded no money and was blown to pieces, tearing walls and injuring Mrs Ifertus’ home above. Policeman Routio fired a shot, wounding no one, as the burglars fled toward Painesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairport
M. Hellenen & Son
Ifertus
Routio
Painesville
Foraker-Wainwright Wedding Delights Washington Society
Miss Julia Foraker youngest daughter of Senator Foraker and Francis K Wainwright of Philadelphia wed Rev Mackey Smith at St Johns Episcopal Church. Five hundred guests attended the reception and about 400 gifts were received. The Senate postponed its noon meeting to 2 p m in honor of the bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Julia Foraker
Senator Foraker
Ohio
Francis K. Wainwright
Philadelphia
Mackey Smith
St. John's Episcopal Church
Senate
Fairbanks Bill Proposes New Government Building Block
Fairbanks introduces a bill to create a state department and department of justice building costing 3 million dollars on the old Corcoran gallery site near Jackson Square. The plan envisions surrounding government offices including navy and commerce structures as rooms run tight. The project aims for rapid construction to relieve cramped federal spaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbanks
State Department
Department of Justice
Corcoran Art Gallery
Decatur Mansion
Bureau of American Republies
Jackson Square
White House
Navy Department
Department of Commerce
State
War
Navy
Foreclosure Filed Over Pan American Exposition Debt
Foreclosure proceedings were started against the Pan American exposition company in Buffalo New York for 150000 dollars due on the 2500000 dollar first mortgage bonds. The Fidelity Trust Company as complainant seeks a court order to have all exposition property sold to satisfy the amount due.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Pan-American Exposition Company
Fidelity Trust Company
Grove brand Laxative Bromo Quinine box label note
Advertisement claims E. W. Grove name must appear on every box of the genuine Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets for cold and grip cure priced at 25 cents. The line emphasizes the product’s branding and price to attract customers.
Baldwin Music Store Pianos Offered This Month
Auction style notice notes piano sales at factory prices for the month. Frank Klee at 158 Market Street solicits professional patronage and highlights best white service and full attention to customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Klee
Baldwin’s
Baldwin's
Continuous Loose Leaf Ledgers With a Self-Locking Extension Back
Ledger advertisement from William B. Burford of Indianapolis Indiana promotes continuous loose leaf ledgers with a self locking extension back for secure record keeping and efficient account management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. B. Burford
Indianapolis
Ind
Old Nurse for Children Soothe Syrup Ad Claims Teeth Teething Relief
An old advertisement promotes Mrs Winslow s soothing syrup for teething children claiming it soothes pain gums and cures colic and diarrhoea. It lists price twenty five cents per bottle and an address for Dr W B Craig veterinary services with dog care and office at Wood s States 1097. Indiana Dental College advertises hours from 9 am to 5 pm at the corner of Delaware and Ohio and offers all kinds of dental work.
San Blas Run Ashore in Dense Fog Off La Libertad
The Pacific mail steamer San Blas ran aground on a small headland north of La Libertad in December, tearing out her bottom in dense fog. All passengers and crew were landed by boat, baggage recovered, and the cargo and ship declared a total loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San, Francisco
Pacific Mail
San Blas
Newport
la Libertad
Banker's face burned by acid attack in Chicago
Alfred M. Syndacker, a Chicago banker, was severely burned in the face when carbolic acid was hurled at him on Tuesday by Paul Mueller, an artificial flower dealer. Syndacker may lose sight in one eye. Mueller, under severe mental strain, claimed the banker owed insurance for destroyed goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Alfred M. Syndacker
Paul Mueller
Lyndacker
Mueller
Shifted the Coin Mystery in San Francisco Vaults
A massive gold coin shipment, valued at sixty eight million dollars, is moved from the mint basement into steel lined vaults with triple guarding. Reported underwater tapping and basement rumblings fuel fears of a tunnel break in by robbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Mint
Hardware firm Gould, Oliver & Martin Fails in Indiana
Gould Oliver and Martin hardware merchants assigned for benefit of creditors in Crawfordsville Indiana with liabilities pegged at 20000 dollars. Receiver C D Voris named after creditors complained of excessive credit. Assets and full details pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Ind
Gould
Oliver & Martin
Wednes
Trustees of soldiers' home report accepted by governor
Lafayette Indiana January 8 The board of trustees met and stated the yearly report had been accepted by the governor. The report was not returned for revision as claimed by the Indianapolis Sentinel due to objections to the biographies of the trustees. Gen Carnahan calls the story a fake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Ind
The
Soldiers’ Home
Indianapolis Sentinel
Carnahan
Suspect Arrested in National Stockyards Bank Robbery
ST LOUIS Mo Jan 8 detective Tom Furlong arrested a suspect in the National stockyards bank robbery early Wednesday. The arrest followed a tense night during which sleep eluded the officers and the public was urged to stay alert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
National Stockyards
Tom Furlong
The Sun's Safe Column Yields Reliable Results
A column in The Sun promises dependable results by heeding safety guidelines. Readers are advised to follow the demonstrated procedure to ensure accurate outcomes.
Local Ad Notice Promises Help Columns and Contacts
Fragmentary reading shows a newspaper ad from The Sun inviting readers to use its help columns. It lists a phone number 88 123 13 and an address in Ohio for assistance or submissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Ohie
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Lake Shore Railroad
Johnson County Prohis
Czar
King
Lizzie
Colombia
Hal Lockjaw
Walter Gladden
Miss Foraker
Frank Wainwright
E. W. Grove
W.B. Craig
Wood's States
Indiana Dental College
W. Cor
Delaware
Qhiosts
M. Lipree Bustin
Kibo Patent
Rade
Mark
L. Sayres
Indiana
Standard Tea and Grocery CO
Great Cut Price
Havemeyers & Elder
Malta Vita
Fornia Prunes
Per Ib
Santos
Java
Rumford
New
California
Uneeda Biscuits
Polk
Washington and
New Jersey Streets
Indiana Ave
East St. Clair
Massachusetts Ave
North
Ilinois
Sixteenth St
Alabama
Market Square
West Washington
Stress
Shelby
Fountain Square
Noge Strais
Washington Street
L. A. Jackson
Dr. Bull
Indianapolis, Lad
C. D. Voris
Dean
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