Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Claim Quick Digestive Relief
An advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a practical, science based remedy for dyspepsia and disordered digestion. It criticizes tonics and purifiers, explains the tablets aid digestion and relieve gland congestion, and cites customer testimonials. The text notes a 50 cent price and that all druggists sell them with a free booklet available from the company.
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Stuart
E. M. Faith
Byrd's Creek
Wis
H. E. Willard
Onslow
White
Canton
Phil. Brooks
Detroit
Fidh
EK. A. Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
Subsidy Bill Advances From Senate Committee
In Washington on January 17 a party vote directed Chairman Fry to report favorably on a subsidy for ships. In Lincoln on January 17, Bryan's Commoner criticizes Perry Belmont for backing the Palmer Buckner ticket and defection from the Democratic Party, predicting Belmont's future regret and private rank.
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Washington
Senate Committee and Commerce
Fry
Senate
Lincoln
Neb
Perry Belmont
New York
Bryan
Belmont
Palmer-Buckner
Ist
Looked Daggers In Police Court Fined for Assault
In police court Friday Will Morris was fined 50 dollars and 90 days for assaulting Minnie Walker a young girl whose father runs a restaurant at 401 S Illinois St. The incident occurred Thursday night when Morris attempted to lead her to a dark back yard behind the restaurant. The girl escaped and Morris offered no remark to the judge who sentenced him with a stare described as daggers.
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Will
Morris
Minnie Walker
Ilinois St
Stubbs
Fox drive near Coatesville nets seven fox kills
About 1,000 people joined a fox-hunting drive northwest of Coatesville Indiana on Thursday. Seven foxes were killed and a dozen escaped during the event.
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Coatesville
Ind
Here
Dead Girl and Lover Wounded in Suspected Double Murder
In Cofifeen a horse rig carried the dead girl Gertie Difford and the half dead lover Fred Brockman to town. Both suffered gunshot wounds and a letter claimed self harm. Coroner Gray holds an inquest as authorities await new developments.
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Coflfeen
H. R. Cundiff
Gertie Diiford
Fred Brockman
Brockman
Gray
Pere Marquette steamer No 3 wrecks near Ludington
Steamer No 3 of the Pere Marquette railway ran ashore near Ludington Michigan on a Friday. It struck a bar lost headway and toppled to the north side of the pier before being scuttled in ten feet of water. Lifesavers rescued nine passengers and 30 sailors including four women. no lives lost. The vessel carried 200 tons of merchandise and 25 000 bushels of barley and both ship and cargo are likely total losses.
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Ludington
Mich
Pere Marquette Railway
Ludington Life Savers
Heavy posse joins hunt for Anadarko sheriff killings
A large armed posse of about 2350 men, reinforced by federal troops, roams the Rock Island line and the Comanche Kiowa reservation between Lawton and Anadarko in pursuit of murderers of Sheriff Smith and Deputy Burke. Prison escapees from Leavenworth are suspected. Desperadoes are believed held in mountains south of Anadarko.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Rock Island Road
Smith
Burke
Anadarko
United States
Comanche-Kiowa Reservation
Lawton
aAnardarko
Leavenworth
Actress Isabella Evesson Wins Damages in Ziegfeld Suit
Isabella Evesson was awarded 1300 damages in New York court against Florence Ziegfeld Jr husband and manager of Anna Held. The case stemmed from a contract for Evesson to perform with Anna Held in Papa's Wife. The trial featured court room costumes and sharp exchanges between lawyers and witnesses.
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Philadelphia
Isabella Evesson
Florence Ziegfeld, Jr
Anna Held
Miss Evesson
Papa
Ziegfeld
Miss Held
Shields
Beggar Cornelius Brennan Fined In Police Court
Cornelius Brennan, a one legged man from New York, was fined five dollars and ten days in police court by Judge Stubbs for begging. He promised to leave Indianapolis but implied he would stay another 25 days, prompting a cautious smile from the judge.
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Cornelius Brennan
Stubbs
Cornelius
New York
Servian King Seeks Divorce Arranged by Greek Church
Vienna dispatch reports King Alexander of Servia has asked the bishop of the Greek church to arrange his divorce from Queen Draga. The telegram mentions General Lasa and a lawyer named Markich as involved in the matter.
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Vienna
Zeitung
Belgrade
Alexander
Servia
Draga
Lasa
Markich
Belgrade Residents Named as Co-Respondents in Case
The correspondent reports that three more Belgrade residents are named as co-respondents alongside the primary party. The filing expands the list of involved individuals in the matter.
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Belgrade
Woman linked to New York embezzlement suspect is arrested
Chicago police arrest Henry Paul Sigen at the Wyoming hotel after he dined with a woman fleeing an aged wealthy husband. The man is sought in New York for embezzling between 5600 and 10000 from J J O Donoghue. The woman claims to be Sigen’s wife, which he denies. A purse bearing the name Mrs Margaret Towne is found on her.
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Chicago
New York
Henry Paul Sigen
Wyoming
Gen
J. J. O’donoghue
Hgen
Ilgen
Jigen
New Yorker
Margaret Towne
Judge sends Ernest Fisher for grand larceny
Judge Stubbs directed Ernest Fisher, a trusted servant in James Witty's Woodruff place home, to the grand jury on four counts of grand larceny after allegedly stealing $85. Police later recovered most of the money from a cellar hiding place following a cleverly staged theft from the house and a drive to Alabama Street.
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Stubbs
Ernest Fisher
Grand Jury
Fisher
James Witty
Woodruff Place
Political Pot Marks Primary Control Of County Tickets
The county committee will meet next Monday to organize and set the primary date for all county and township candidates. Floyd Woods predicts a direct primary for all nominations, opposing an old fashioned convention plan. Several office seekers spoke at Acton during a G A R installation and supper, including judges Allen and Carter and candidates Clark Shepard Hare Davis Walters Bosson Parker.
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Floyd Woods
Woods
Charles N. Elliott
Acton
Judge Allen
Circuit Court
Judge Carter
Superior Court
Cyrus Clark
Fred Shepard
Clint Hare
Bill’ Davis
Charles Walters
William Bosson
John Parker
White Ribbon Remedy touted to cure alcoholic appetite
Advertisement claims White Ribbon Remedy cures or destroys the diseased appetite for alcoholic stimulants across drinker types. Endorsements from Woman’s Christian Temperance Union leaders Mrs. Moore and Mrs. West, urging trial and listing price and mail order options. Sold by druggists and Carter’s Drug Stores in Indianapolis, with a free trial offer.
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Moore
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
West
A. M. Townsend
Tremont ST
Boston
Mass
Indianapolis
Carter's Drug Stores
W. Wash.st
Mass.ave
County Declines to Build City Bridge on Washington Street
County officials state the city must maintain streets and waterways within its borders. Commissioner McGregor suggested feasibility, but County Attorney Hugg said the law makes the bridge a city responsibility and a donation by the county would be unlawful.
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W. Washington St
McGregor
Hugg
Births Deaths and Marriages in Local Records
Births list includes Blanch Malienkoph 62 Dorman street, a boy at 24 Jona street, a girl at 2109 W Morris street, and several other newborns. Deaths note William Henley 64 with heart disease, Cornelius Palmer 3 old age, W W Seawright 30 acute alcoholism, Henry Burke 41 pulmonary tuberculosis, and other causes. Marriages record Elmer Herter to Ada Preston and Arthur Partee to Ethel Anderson.
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Anna Bussey
N. Senateave
Blanch Malienkoph
Dorman-st
Thad
Nellie McAlister
Guy
Coma Rutlege
Sheffieldave
Bow
Cart
Elia Mitchell
W. Morris-st
Joseph and
Emma Suess
Jones-st
John N
Maude McLain
W. Michigan-st
Walter B
May Green
Riverave
Henry L
Bertha Neapoleon
Wilcox-st
Frank
Jennie Sherer
Bellefontaine-st
John and
Prange
Ohio-st
W. S
Duval
Walcott
William Henley
Alvord-st
Cornelius Palmer
Walcott-st
W. W. Seawright
Little’s Hotel
Joseph George Harding
Park-ave
Zastro
SheMeld-ave
Henry Burke
Station-st
Joseph Schneiderman
Paul
Haffner
Hoytave
Effie Forrest
W. Morris
Infant Horan
Nathan Bird
Spring St
Elmer Herter
Ada Preston
Arthur Partee
Ethel Anderson
Financial nerves tremble as war ends influence markets
The termination of the South Africa war is seen as likely to spur foreign demand for American securities. Banks in New York show accumulating money while interior remittances boost the forthcoming bank statement. Washington debates deposit rules for national banks and rail earnings show mixed signals amid real estate and corporate activity. A new steel bull pool emerges and copper may drop.
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New York
South Africa
Washington
Treasury
New York Central
Manhattan
Depew
New York Terminal
Central and Talk of Attractions In Parkave
Frisco
Indianapolis Securities and Market Notes
A list of local securities and bonds from Indianapolis includes Belt common and preferred stock, street railway issues, gas and utility bonds, and notes from banks such as American National Bank and Merchants' National Bank. Also appearing are trust companies, insurance, and storage firms with various bond series and stock listings.
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Indianapolis’ Securities
Belt, Common
Petsie
Belt
Indianapolis Street Railway
American National Bank
Capital National
Central Trust Company
Columbia National Bank
Merchants’ National Bank
Indiana Trust Company
Indianapolis
H. P. Wasson
Union Traction Preferred
Union Traction Common
Indianapolis Street Ra Y
Indianapolis Gas Co
Citizens’ Street Railway
Union Traction Co
Broad Ripple Traction
Indianapolis Improvement
Ind
Stock Market Opens Mixed On Jan 11 In New York
The New York stock market opened with moderate trading and irregular moves. The international list paralleled London's 2 pm quotes with St Paul and Atchison down 1/2 percent, Manhattan rising about 4 a share then gaining back part of the advance as sugar prices fell 14 percent.
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New York
London
St. Paul
Atchison
Manhattan
Stock Market Edges Higher Amid Mixed Transactions
In a few transactions gains appeared in glucose and several names. Initial dealings in St. Louis and San Francisco rose 4% from Thursday’s close but later retreated. Prices for People's gas Amalgamated copper Reading M and T St. Louis Southwestern and Brooklyn rapid transit edged higher while Southern Pacific Missouri Pacific and United States Steel were unchanged. Government bonds unchanged. Noon prices firm with minor rises. Amalgamated copper 70% St. Paul 162% sugar 123 Pennsylvania 149 United States Steel 43 preferred 94% Atchison 765% Rock Island 156% D I W 268 Missouri Pacific 10158 New York Central 16314 Manhattan 127. Volume 269100 shares.
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St. Louis
San Francisco
Amalgamated Copper
Reading
Ie. &T
Southwestern
Brooklyn
Southern Pacific
Missouri Pacific
United States Steel
St. Paul
Sugar
Pennsylvania
Atchison
Rock Island
I. W
New York Central
Manhattan
Wheat and Corn Prices and Crop Inspections Report
Market notes show Wheat steady at No 2 red and No 3 red with mixed pricing on milling freight. Corn weaker with varied No 1 white to No 4 white and mixed lots. Oats weaker with No 2 white and No 3 white pricing. Hay softer with No 1 timothy and No 2 timothy quotes. Inspections tally 35 cars for corn and 2 cars for hay with multiple white yellow and mixed lots listed.
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Timothy
Hay
Prairie
Market Prices Report from New York January Entry
New York report lists Mess pork at 10.50 17.50, lard 9.8544, Butter 16 23.5c, Elgin 23.4c, Cheese large 7 105c small 7 1L2c, Eggs Western 2 31c. Tallow 6. Dressed poultry Turkeys 13c, chickens 9 22c, fowls 7 11c, ducks 9 11c, geese 7 10c.
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New York
Elgin
I.c
Indianapolis Union Stockyards Cattle Hogs and Sheep Quotations
At Indianapolis Union Stockyards and Interstate Stock Yards on January 17 receipts included cattle 809 and hogs 1,000 with mixed to prime export price ranges. Cattle featured good to prime steers and heifers, cows and calves, and light veals. hogs offered good to choice heavies and mixed weights. sheep and lambs listed stockers and feeders with various per hundred weights. Interstate listings show hog receipts 1,200 with quotable ranges for assorted meats and roughs in similar categories.
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Union Stockyards
Indianapols
Iindianapolis
Wheat and grain futures rise in Chicago trading
Wheat May 80 4c July 305 50c. Corn May 03c July 34 63c. Oats May 4%igsc July 59% 40c. Provisions higher pork 16.85 17.07, lard 9.65 9.77, ribs 8.60 8.70. Eggs 27 28c. Butter creamery various classes. Cheese Twins 10 10%c daisies 10%9.
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Chicago
We Young Americas poultry price list summary
A historical price list shows live poultry products including hens, turkeys, ducks, geese and chicks. Prices are given per unit with various percentages and rates such as 10 percent and 12 percent notes, plus per dozen or per pound figures in cents and dollars.
Kansas City Market Reports Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices
Cattle receipts total 3,000 with 600 Texans. markets steady to firm. Native steers 4.75 to 6.75 dollars. Texans 5.25 to 8.75. Hogs receipts 12,000. prices 3.50 to 6.60, bulk 5.75 to 6.45. Sheep receipts 5,000. muttons 4.00 to 5.00, lambs 6.25, wethers 4.00 to 4.75.
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Kansas City
Texas
Cincinnati Market Ledger Opens New Year Prices Steady
Cattle receipts 586 with steady tendencies. Shippers 4.65 to 5.75, good to choice. common to fair 3.25 to 4.60. heifers 4.00 to 4.50. calves 6.00 to 7.00. Hogs receipts 3,940 quiet. Heavy 6.30 to 6.15, lights 5.50 to 5.85, pigs 4.60 to 5.50. Sheep receipts 1,026 steady. Extra 4.10 to 4.25, lambs 5.90 to 6.00.
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Cincinnati
Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices Reported at Union Stock Yards
Cattle receipts 2 500 with steady market. Prices range from 4 25 to 7 25 for varying quality, stockers and canners also listed. Hogs receipts 30 000 with market up 5 cents. top at 8 55, bulk 6 10 to 6 40, other hog classes noted. Sheep receipts 12 00, natives and westerns steady to lower. native lambs 3 75 to 6 00, western 4 0 to 6 00.
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Union Stock Yards
Western
Livestock Market Report East Buffalo NY January 17
Cattle receipts light market quiet and steady with prices from 5.50 to 8.50 for various classes. Hogs receipts 53 cars lower with best 6.50 to 6.00, mixed 6.0 to 6.20, roughs 4.00 to 5.70, stags 4.00 to 4.60. Sheep and lambs dull with lambs around 6.00 to 6.60, ewes and yearlings priced from 2.00 to 5.50 depending on quality.
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East Buffalo
N. Y
Price list of poultry produce and commodities in old market
The notice lists prices for turkeys ducks and fowls, eggs cheese butter and hides with multiple grades of tallow coffee and sugar. It also includes packages and brand names for coffee and various flour beans molasses and syrup scenes from a historical market page.
Grocery Price List Covers Wide Range of Produce and Provisions
The list details per unit prices for fruits vegetables meats and groceries including cabbage onions oranges lemons beans celery apples and canned goods. It also lists tobacco drugs and chemicals with varied prices and suppliers noted as Kingan Co and other brands.
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California
Florida
Matthews
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