Nationally renowned endorsements for Peruna tonic
Letters from R H Harris Isaac J Neil and Asa C Danforth praise Peruna as a health tonic curing colds coughs and lung issues. Edward James Morgan ex Consul General also urges its use. Readers urged to write to Dr Hartman for guidance if results are not prompt and satisfactory.
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R. H. Harris
Potomac Ave
Buffalo
N. Y
Isaac J. Neil
Strathroy
Ont
Orange Association of British America
West Middlesex Co
Adelaide
Asa C. Danforth
St. Joseph, Mich
Australia
James Morgan
Twentieth Street
Washington, D.C
U. S. Navy
Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
General J Floyd King Endorses Peruna Medicine
General J Floyd King of Louisiana, a former Confederate Brigadier General and 49th Congress member, writes from Washington endorsing Peruna by Perma Medicine Co. Columbus D. He asserts many national statesmen and others support the catarrh remedy and claims it will achieve all claimed cures.
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J. Floyd King
Louisiana
Austrian casualty Milos Keser discharged after severe wounds
Milos Keser an Austrian shot by a countryman on December 18 was discharged from a Johnstown hospital on January 22 fully cured. He suffered a stomach wound described as worse than the McKinley injury with a large liver hole a lung section torn skull fragments and survived against odds.
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Johnstown
Milos Keser
McKinley
Steel plant planned for Granite City Illinois
The Granite City steel plant project is assured with initial capital of 1,000,000. Directors and leaders from the Diamond Match Company are expected to join. On Tuesday agents contracted to buy land for the factory site. The plant will manufacture all equipment for freight cars except wheels and axles.
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ST. Louis
Granite City
theDiamond Match Company
Moran Resigns as Plainfield Reform School Assistant Superintendent
J P Moran resigns from the Plainfield reform school where he served as assistant superintendent for about 16 years. The office is to be discontinued. Moran is identified as a Democrat.
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J. P. Moran
Plainfield Reform School
Moran
Fire in Columbus Destroys Blocks Injures Firemen
A three section blaze in Columbus Ohio Tuesday night caused about half a million dollars in losses. Major tenants affected include Samuel Stevens & Co John Hayes & Co Zinn Judkins and E B Robbins Co with damages ranging from 50000 to 135000. Fireman Perry Cappell suffered a broken leg and is not expected to recover. The Stevens block fire started from a natural gas explosion in the basement while the Dunn Taft fire is believed incendiary.
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Columbus
Samuel Stevens & Co
John Hayes & Co
Zinn & Judkins
E. B. Robbins Company
John McBride
Dunn, Taft & Co
Perry Cappell
Stevens
Dunn-Taft
Croker Sails to England After Political Retirement
New York reports Richard Croker departed Wednesday aboard the steamship Philadelphia bound for England. He stated his retirement from politics is permanent and final.
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New York
Richard Croker
England
Philadelphia
Grape-Nuts Aid Weak Stomachs Says Ad Reader
An advertisement extols Grape-Nuts as a nourishing aid for fragile stomachs. It warns against extreme dieting and suggests serving with rich cream to provide pre-digested nourishment that quickly converts to strong blood and renewed strength.
Capt Hartshorne Killed in Eastern Samar Ambush
Manila January 22 reports Capt J M Hartshorne Jr of the Seventh Infantry was shot and killed from ambush in eastern Samar. Capt D D Porter and 26 marines have reached the coast. Briocio Laque, insurgent leader, and his force surrendered.
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Manila
J. .M. Hartshorne, Jr
Seventh Infantry
Samar
D. D. Porter
Briocio Laque
American Tobacco Co. Buys Mexican Cigarette Firms
Reports from Monterey indicate the American Tobacco Company has secured options on all major Mexican cigarette manufacturers and plans to gain control of Mexico’s tobacco trade.
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Austin
Tex
Monterey
Mex
American Tobacco Company
Mexico
Daisy Jones Poisoning Clarified by Letter to Sun
Fred B. Jones of 317 S. Alabama writes The Sun that Daisy Jones took poison accidentally as a headache remedy and that jealousy played no role in the incident.
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Fred B. Jones
S. Alabama Sr
the Sun
Daisy Jones
Windfall plant moves to Murcie and other Indiana changes
Windfall glass plant relocated to Murcie. Tippecanoe county to have complete free mail delivery. Acme brass works Elkhart to move to Battle Creek Mich. Wallace to establish a Peru bank. Fersons reportedly killed ten hogs near Saxpton by Ellis Dodgins. Danville traveler W J Wingate injured in Shelbyville. Unknown attacker nearly killed Logan Ingles near Oakford. Indiana University marks its eighty second founding anniversary in Bloomington. Olinic News sold to Whitney & Son of Sullivan. Fred Whetty, 16, Marion, found unconscious in a bottle factory due to cigarettes. Dr E P Fanning of Fort Wayne bankrupt with debts. Grand Hotel Indianapolis holds $100 against him. Anna Chanman of Kokomo sues Pittsburg Plate Glass for $10000 over husband’s gas explosion death. Tipton county offers $1900 for arrest of three men accused of assaulting Miss Rachel White. DePauw juniors and seniors clash over burning a senior gummy. several bruised and clothes torn. Schaff piano factory strike at Huntington averted by discharging foreman Gray. Detective Buck Fisher of Winchester captures burglar Sherman Clark in Union City after robberies in Winchester. Clark says he came from Murphysboro.
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Acme Brass Works
Elkhart
Battle Creek
Mich
F. Wallace
Peru
Fersons
Ellis Dodgins
Sxempton
W. J. Wingate
Danville
Shelbyville
Logan Ingles
Oakford
Indiana University
Bloomington
C. C. Foddrill
Whitney & Son
Sullivan
Fred Whetty
Marion
E. P. Fanning
Fort Wayne
Grand Hotel
Indianapolis
Schaff Piano
Huntington
Gray
Chicago
Buck Fisher
Winchester
Sherman Clark
Union City
Clark
Murphysboro
Pet
Wolves Attack Wedding Party in Serbia
Wolves near Usiosa in Servia devour an entire wedding party including the bride groom and 20 guests. A special city council session called by Mayor Bookwalter will consider funds for a larger pesthouse or temporary quarters as the smallpox hospital at the city hospital remains overcrowded.
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Bookwalter
Heaviest Western New York Snowstorm Hits Buffalo
Buffalo reports a record snowstorm beginning Tuesday morning with at least 21 inches on the level by noon. The heavy damp snow hindered traffic as many lines abandoned efforts to keep tracks clear through the day.
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Buffalo
N. Y
New York
Births Deaths and Marriages in Local Notices
Births list names and addresses for newborns including boys and girls. Deaths report ages and causes such as inanition and gastr ic distress. Marriages show couples joining, with several pairs named. Building permits mention repairs and additions with costs.
Wall Street Notes and Market Outlook
Market chatter on April 1 statements by American directors and a cautious tone among traders. Southern Railway shows under 1 percent earned on common, Glucose-Starch consolidation denied, London banks expected to cut further. The Herald cites big plans for St Louis & Southwestern, while sugar and traction stocks attract bids and Wabash and Pacific lines are favored.
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New York
Southern Railway
London
Southern
the Herald
St. Louis & Southwestern Road
Indiana financial and utility stocks update
A compact list shows several Indianapolis entities with stock notes including Belt common and Belt preferred at varied prices, along with rails, banks, life, and trust firms. Bond mentions include Indianapolis street railway and Union Traction securities, reflecting a mixed market snapshot.
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Belt, Common
Belt Preferred
Indianapolis Street Railway
American National Bank
Capital National
Central Trust Company
Columbia National Bank
Merchants’ National Bank
Indiana Trust Company
Indiana Nat. Bank
Marion Trust Company
Union Trust Company
Indianapolis Gas Co
Indianapolis Fire Ins. Co
American Central Life
Ind. Guaranty and Title Co
Suuceseleae
Ecveevian OO Home Brewing
Indianapolis
H. P. Wasson
Union Traction Preferred
Union Traction Common
Bonds
Indianapolis Street
R’y
Indianapolis stock and commodity market recap
The report covers Union Stock Yards in Indianapolis with cattle and hog quotations, receipts for cattle at 900 1200 lb ranges, hog prices from good to choice heavy and mixed categories, and sheep figures. It includes Interstate Stock Yards quotations and New York market activity with notes on advances in Chicago Northwestern and D L shares, and general mood.
Cincinnati Market Report Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Cattle receipts 700 active with shippers paying 4.85 to 6.00 for good to choice and 3.25 to 4.75 for common to fair. calves 6.25 to 7.00. Hog receipts 3,000 active with heavy 6.30 and good to choice 6.15 to 6.30. mixed 5.85 to 6.10. fat sows 4.10 to 5.90. pigs 4.25 to 5.40. Sheep receipts 750 dull with extras 4.00 and lambs 5.60 to 5.65.
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Indianapolis
Union Stockyards
Revaeeee
Cincinnati
California
Live Stock Prices East Buffalo Market Report
East Buffalo New York January 22 cattle receipts light and steady for food grades with tops at 8.75. hogs receipts 15 cars steady with ranges from 4.50 to 6.60 for various grades. sheep and lambs receipts 17 cars up 10 to 15 cents for lambs with tops 6.20 and sheep 4.00 to 5.00.
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East Buffalo
N. Y
Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices at Union Stock Yards
Cattle receipts at Union Stock Yards Illinois on January 22 show weak demand with prices ranging from 4.00 to 7.25 for various grades. Hogs receipts estimated for Thursday at 45,000 with slower trade and top at 6.40, bulk 6.00 to 6.30. Sheep receipts 17,000 with lambs strong and natives steady. native lambs 3.75 to 6.00, western 4.00 to 5.90.
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Union Stock Yards
Chicago Grain and Provisions Prices and Changes
Chicago markets show wheat recovering from lows and closing unchanged to slightly higher. May wheat at 794 79 and July at 795Kc. corn down ¼ to ½ cent with May 64 64c. oats down ¼ to ¾ cent. Provisions ease with May pork at 16.77 to 16.57, lard 9.57 to 9.47, ribs 8.50 to 3.50. Eggs at 21 25c. butter varied with creamery extra 28 14c and other grades. Cheese prices listed for Twins, daisies, Young Americas, Swiss, limburger, brick. Live poultry mostly steady with hens 4?c, springs 8?c, turkeys 5c, ducks 10c and geese up to 4.00–6.00.
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Chicago
Grain and hay prices and cattle receipts report
Commodity quotations show wheat, corn, oats and hay prices with bids in steady to weaker ranges. Wheat No 2 red ranges from 86 to 88 cents. corn white and mixed classes quoted at 61 to 68 cents. oats No 2 white around 49 to 51 cents. hay with timothy prices between 10 and 12 dollars.Kansas City cattle receipts total about 7,000 with Texans present. native steers offered up to 9.99 dollars and Texas cows around 1.30 to 4.0y pricing, reflecting a steady to mixed market tone.
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C. Hay
Timothy
Kansas City
Moc
Texas
Market Price Report from New York Dated January
New York prices list for meats and dairy includes Mess pork at 16.50 to 17.00, lard 9.70, butter 16 to 23 1/2 cents, cheese large 7 10 1/2 cents, small 7 1/4 cents, eggs Western 28 to 30 cents, dressed poultry with turkeys 8 1/2 to 9 cents, chickens 9 to 22 cents, fowls 9 half cent, ducks 9 to 9 1/2 cents, geese 7 to 9 cents.
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Singan & Co
Indiana
California
New York
Elgin
Jobbing Trade Prices for Poultry Produce and Groceries
Prices paid by shippers list old turkey hens at 6c lb old toms 5c choice young turkeys 6c and other poultry ducks 7c geese 5c. Eggs fresh 18c weak storage eggs. Cheese butter and bacon general grocery items with varied per pound prices. Hides tallow and dried goods priced by grade. Produce and fruits include cabbage onions oranges lemons apples beans corn peaches cherries strawberries and more with regional price ranges for bulk buyers.
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L.c
New York
Florida
California
Matthews
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Croker
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Kokomo
Pittsburg Plate Glass Company
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Joseph Higgins
Rachel White
DePauw University
Servia
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William M. Hewitt
Belline Combs
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Stella F. Wilams
Louis A. Mueller
Carrie Schoettle
Chas. Ferger
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Indianapolis Securities
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Columbia
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