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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1902

Page

6

Wheeler's Nerve Vitalizer Praised by DeVos in Testimonial

Five years after an initial testimonial Mr. C. DeVos of Coopersville Michigan reiterates a permanent cure from nervous exhaustion sleeplessness and run-down constitution after using Wheeler's Nerve Vitalizer. He notes his sleep appetite weight and health improved and endorses the remedy. Sold by druggists or prepaid by express at 1.00 per bottle or 6 for 5.00 J. W. Brant Co. Ltd. Albion Michigan.

DeVos Wheeler C. DeVos Coopersville Mich Express J. W. Brant Co., Ltd Albion, Mich

Train Plies Cleveland to Detroit for Aft Show Clash

A special Lake Shore train with six baggage coaches two sleepers and a day coach ran from Cleveland to Detroit. It carried Frank Daniels company from the opera house Heart of Maryland from the Lyceum the Merry Maidens from the Star the Night Before Christmas from the Cleveland and Keiths Living Pictures from the Empire.

Cleveland Detroit Lake Shore Frank Daniels’ Company Opera House Maryland

Death of Lancaster Youth Amid Pneumonia At Home

Amos A. Hassler aged 15, son of George Hassler of Ephrata, was found dead at the home of George Harman in Penryn. Coroner's physician determined pneumonia developed overnight, and the youth apparently smothered to death.

Lancaster Amos A. Hassler George Hassler Ephrata George Harman Penryn

Caught a Bad Man in Aberdeen Capture of Escaped Convict

Wm Lanier, condemned to hang for the murder of the Bittelle brothers in 190, who had twice escaped jail, was captured Monday night ten miles from Aberdeen at James Cantrill's home. He refused surrender until a sheriff shot was fired and then yielded, planning to flee to Canada.

Aberdeen Miss Wm. Lanier

HYOMEI Germicidal Remedy Promoted for Coughs

An advertisement claims seven tenths of kidney and stomach diseases stem from cough and cold medicines. It touts HYOMEI as a germicidal inhalant that clears throat germs within 24 hours and destroys other throat germs in 24 to 48 hours, contrasting with ordinary cough syrups. The Booth Co offers HYOMEI for $1 with a free five treatment trial.

U. S Hyomei Booth Co Ithaca N. Y

Shaw Faces Need to Invent New Schemes for Treasury

Washington rumor and Treasury officials say Secretary Shaw will be tested to the limit within a year as he seeks novel methods to keep the federal surplus down without paying high premiums on bonds. Gage has already bought most fair-priced bonds and a slump in speculation looms, threatening broader financial strain.

Washington Jan Gage Treasury Shaw Congress

Marvelous Hair Growth Claim From Doctor-Chemist

A renowned physician chemist from New Zealand, Miles Hislop, claims a compound grows hair on any bald head in a single night. He offers free trial packages from Altenheim Medical Dispensary in Cincinnati and asserts dramatic, universal cures with a stamp for postage.

Altenheim Medical Dispensary Butterfield Building Cincinnati Ohio

Germany Seeks Debt Case as German Fleet Maneuvers Near Venezuela

Washington dispatch reports German warships pressing a $10,090,000 debt claim in Venezuelan waters while Britain and France shield their investors. US Navy observers aim to safeguard Monroe Doctrine interests amid possible port seizure or blockade. Diplomatic talks continue for a peaceful settlement.

Washington Venezuela England France Germany Castro South Africa United States Kaiser Venezuelan

Panama Canal Purchase Sparks Political Hopes

People in Panama expect the United States to buy the canal from France. They see it as a good investment and a route to political gains under American rule. Local candidates like Senor Castor Bien and Senor Tamale emerge, eyeing township trustee seats and convention politics.

Panama United States Panama Canal France Congress Senor Castor Bien Tarara Township Senor Tamale Indiana

No Man Is Lost There Is a Cure for Lost Manhood

Advertisement from the State Medical Institute of Fort Wayne Indiana promoting Dr A E Robinsons treatment for sexual weakness. It claims rapid restoration of vigor and offers free trial packages by mail to any man, with no publicity and home delivery.

A. E. Robinson Stace Medical Institute State Medical Institute Robinson Elektron Fort Wayne Ind

Schley Considers Appeal Decision on Court of Inquiry

Admiral Schley weighs appealing to President Roosevelt after the court of inquiry. Attorney Rayner said papers may be filed but the plan now is to accept the court's decision and take no further steps. A press statement will be released Wednesday once Schley decides his course.

Washington Admiral Schley Attorney Rayner Roosevelt Admiral Schrey Court of Inquiry

A Good Recommendation for Chamberlain’s Stomach Tablets

A Cascade Iowa druggist, Mr. J. H. Weber, touts Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets as a trusted remedy. He notes that sales often come from previous users and urges readers to try them for dullness after meals, bad taste, bilious feelings, poor appetite, or constipation.

Chamberlain J. H. Weber Cascade Iowa

Divorce Granted to Capt Bertram T Clayton in New York

Supreme Court justice Keogh signed a decree in White Plains granting a divorce to Capt. Bertram T. Clayton on statutory grounds. Clayton receives custody of his two children. Mrs. Clayton Louisa M Brisher of Brooklyn reportedly planned to remarry. The couple separated in 1990 amid detectives’ testimony. the corespondent’s name was not released. Clayton is a West Point graduate and former congressman.

White Plains N. Y Supreme Court Keogh Bertram T. Clayton Clayton Louisa M. Brisher Brooklyn Philippines West Point

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Wheeler's Ner C. DE Vos Coopersville, Mich Miles Hislop New Zealand Mme. Ruppert The Mme. A. Ruppert’s Mme. A. Ruppert Henry J. Huder Indianapolis Washington and Pennsylvania Streets Reinhart DR. Reinhart Council OF Physicians Capitol Medical Institute Stevenson Building Vonnegut Hardware Co M. S. McLaughlin Race St Telephone
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