Peruna Medicine credited by Virginia user for wife’s recovery
Afton Va June 4 1900 report from W E Birch praising Peruna for his wife’s recovery from pelvic disorder weakness nervous condition and loss of appetite. He claims she improved within a week after starting the remedy and credits it with restoring her health beyond what their family doctor achieved. He urges others to seek Hartman’s free medical advice.
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Afton
The
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
Birch
Coresville
Wb County
Virginia
W. E. Birch
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus, O
Bill Edson and Three Others Escape Washington Jail
Washington Ind July 1 Early Tuesday morning four prisoners escaped from the county jail by removing a roof stone and breaking through a wall. The fugitives include Bill Edson who assaulted Irma Pfohl in Vincennes, Jos Herbert awaiting murder trial, Louis Cunningham on trial, and Wim Kelley serving 200 days for wife desertion. Edward Lyons was jailed midnight. Authorities hunt the men as fear of mob violence lingers.
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Washington
Ind
Jos. Herbert
Louis Cunningham
Bill’ Edson
Irma Pfohl
Vincennes
Wim. Kelley
Edward Lyons
Youngest habitual drunkard aged 2 ½ in Chicago
In Chicago on July 1, a two and a half year old child named Sarah Harris or Brooks is described by probation officer Elizabeth McDonald as the youngest habitual drunkard. The child reportedly begs for whisky, swears when refused, and shows clear early drunken behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Sarah Harris
Brooks
Elizabeth McDonald
Freight collision kills two engineers in Pennsylvania
A freight train collision at Kitskiminetas junction on the Allegheny Valley line killed Engineer John Fleming and Fireman Harry Hoke as both engines and cars were demolished. Officials blamed crew rule and signal disregard. In Marion Indiana, the Marion Pythians bought the old Presbyterian church at Fifth and Branson streets for 10,000 dollars to convert into a lodge room. 260 Pythians reside in the city.
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Pittsburg
Kitskiminetas Junction
Allegheny Valley Railroad
John Fleming
Harry Hoke
Marion
Ind
Marion Pythians
Fifth and Bransonsts
A Deserving Tribute to Dr Chase Nerve Pills
A well known citizen, E Hall of 615 East Ohio Street Indianapolis, recounts a case of general debility with run down strength and poor appetite. After using Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills purchased at Hyder's Drug Store, he reports restored appetite digestion strength vigor and steadier nerves. Pills sold by Dr A W Chase Medicine Co Buffalo NY with portrait and signature on each package.
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A. W. Chase
E. Hall
East
Ohio St
Indianapolis
Ind
Hyder
A. W
Buffalo
N. Y
M. D
8000 Freight Handlers Threaten Strike in Chicago
Chicago July 1 The 8000 union freight handlers threaten a strike Tuesday night if concessions are not granted at the conference Tuesday afternoon. A strike would paralyze freight traffic in the northwest and is described as the most serious railroad crisis since the 1894 strike.
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Chicago
Northwest
Man Warned Deweyadviser Scales Committed to Asylum
Washington July 1 Frank E Scales, who harassed Admiral Dewey with warnings of terrible danger, has been committed to the insane asylum. He was arrested June 9 at the admiral’s country home and claimed knowledge of a plot against Dewey and President Roosevelt but refused to reveal details when tried before Chief Justice Bingham. He demanded his case be heard by Chief Justice Fuller.
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Washington
Frank. E. Scales
Admiral Dewey
Scales
Dewey
Roosevelt
Bingham
District Supreme Court
Fuller
United States Supreme Court
Secretary Wilson Returns from Chicago Conference
Secretary Wilson of the United Mine Workers arrived Tuesday morning from Chicago where he conferred with President Mitchell. he had no statement to issue. A large number of locals are sending in credentials as delegates for the special strike convention on July 1.
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Wilson
United Mine Workers
Chicago
Mitchell
Swett's 8 year old daughter nearly poisoned by mistaken bottle
In Kokomo Indiana on July 1 the eight year old daughter of Charles Swett drank carbolic acid from a bottle mistaken for medicine. She is expected to recover with medical treatment.
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Kokomo, Ind
Charles Swett
Man asks leg be embalmed for burial together
Fort Wayne Indiana July 1 Valencia Weisenberger, who had a leg amputated, requests the leg be embalmed and kept until his death so he can be buried with it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Ind
Valentine Weisenberger
Divorced and remarried within an hour in Indiana
Evansville Indiana news reports Henry Brubacher obtained a divorce from his first wife on Monday and within an hour married Mary Kuhn, illustrating a rapid sequence of divorce and remarriage in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
Henry ‘Brubacher
Mary’Kuhn
Japanese officials visit Chicago amid Philippines speculation
Formosa's civil governor Dr Gato, Japan's attorney general U Ouchi, and Formosan agriculture secretary Inozo Nitoba arrive in Chicago from Vancouver. The visitors, asserting a pleasure trip, are discussed as potentially seeking U S permission to transfer the Philippines, possibly as a loan or gift, with talks planned in Washington and mentions of possible negotiations with President Roosevelt.
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Chicago
Philippines
Gato
Roosevelt
Japan
Washington
Formosa
United States
Joan
Doan's Kidney Pills Ad Boosts Kidney Health
A Philadelphia style testimonial extols Doan's Kidney Pills as a cure for back pain and kidney issues. Mr G T Paulger of 1117 W Thirtieth St reports relief after use at Clifford Ave flour mill. Mrs Paulger also credits the pills for long backache relief. 50 cents a box, Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
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Dean
Indianapolis
G. T. Paulger
W. Thirtieth St
Clifford-ave
Henry J. Huder
Paulger
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. C
United States
Wall Street Notes on Dividends and Market Moves
Southern railway interests aim to keep preferred dividends at 5 percent with common earnings near 3 percent. Atchison preferred seen as cheap. Sugar holdings concentrated. United States Steel largest stakeholder Clark in Rockefeller office. Coal operators hopeful for next week. Texas and Louisiana rains improve crops. Wheat and corn rally on day with crop news, corn July futures at 72.34 cents. Call money up to 7 percent, later 6 percent. Major loans and rates quoted by banks and financiers.
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New York
Southern Railway
Atchison Preferred
I.C
Long Island
Clark
J. D. Rockefeller
United States Steel
Texas
Louisiana
the Herald
Chicago
National City Bank
Russell Sage
Roosevelt Helps Build Grace Reformed Church Dedication
President Roosevelt attended a church foundation ceremony in Washington on Tuesday afternoon. He laid the first layer of mortar at the Grace Reformed Church at Fifteenth and Osts, in the presence of a large crowd and the congregation. The old church has long been his place of worship since his arrival in Washington.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Grace Reformed Church
House of Worship
China Refuses to Pay Indemnity in Boxer Outrage War
Pekin reports China will not pay the first installment of the indemnity for the Boxer outrages unless the rate of exchange is fixed as of April 4 1901 the date when indemnity consideration began.
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China
Pekin
Hunt for her origins spans New York inquest
Mrs. Catherine Mills of Toledo seeks her true parentage after upheaval and misidentifications. She learned her name Strabe and claims an orphan asylum link to Pittsfield Ohio. Records show mother Rosanna, daughter born March 18 1846, admitted 1848, father served in the Mexican war. She stays at the Cadillac hotel while pressing papers.
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New York
Catherine Mills
Toledo
Charles Spooner
Pittsfield
Spooner
Strabe
Rosanna
Nine Veterans Dead In Indiana List Of Ages Totals 721
Nine aged persons died in Indiana on Monday with a combined age of 721 years. The list includes Jacob Gallion 74 Tipton John Andrew Myers 75 Goshen Frank S. Remington 5 South Whitley Jacob Sappington 83 Lamwell George Parkinson Samuel B. Miner 81 Columbia City Annabellah B Hooper 89 New Albany A J Heavilin 74 near Marion Simon Clem 82 Windfall Also noted are deaths of Mrs Elijah Creviston Marion Mrs David Burson Richmond and Mrs R C Jones Lagrange.
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Indiana
Jacob Gallion
Tipton
John Andrew Myers
Goshen
Frank S. Remington
South Whitley
Jacob Sappington
Lamwell
George Parkinson
Samuel B. Miner
Columbia City
Annabellah B. Hooper
New Albany
A. J. Heavi
International Sunday School Convention Sparks Allegations in Jerusalem
Denver report says Monday session of the next international Sunday School Association convention featured sharp accusations. It alleged the American Sunday School Union overstepped, collecting funds in the territory and for purposes the International Sunday School Association claims as its sole rights.
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Denver
Colo
International Sunday School Association
Jerusalem
American Sunday School Union
Mafia slaying adds fourth death from raid in New Orleans
In New Orleans on July 1 Joseph Geracchi, a participant in the June 11 attack on Antonio Lucilano's barricaded home, died Monday night from wounds. His death brings the raid's death toll to four as the Mafia-linked violence continues to unfold in the city.
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New Orleans
Mafia
Joseph Geracchi
Antonio Lucilano
Hi~s
Iona Challens on Trial for Poisoning Foster Mother
Springfield police report Iona Challens alias Turner aged 18 stood trial Monday accused of poisoning her foster mother Carrie Turner, a Black woman, in a case that drew local attention and raised questions about motive and family ties.
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Springfield
Iona Challens
Alias Turner
Carrie Turner
Count Paul Aramon to Rita Bell Engagement
Paris reports the engagement of Count Paul Aramon to Rita Bell daughter of a former American minister to The Hague. The announcement notes the alliance between ARamon and Bell families and the British and Dutch diplomatic circles involved.
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Paris
Paul Aramon
Rita Bell
The
Hague
Pless system adopted at B&O shops in Garrett
Garrett Indiana July 1 The pless work system has been put into effect at the Baltimore and Ohio shops here. About 200 machinists employed in the shops are making a vigorous protest and a strike may result.
Births and marriages listed for local residents
A list of births and marriages details several local families. Names include Frank and Lillian Mack with a girl, Edward and Nancy Bly with a boy, and others with addresses. Also records several deaths from illnesses and injuries at City hospital and home. Marriages listed include Ohms Williamson and two other couples.
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Frank
Lillian Mack
Sugargrove-ave
Edward
Nancy E. Bly
W. Court-st
Jacob
Ella H. Klinefelter
el- Hott-st
Presley M
Mary Stewart
Arrow-ave
Jerome
Alice Youngs
Hillside Ave
Frank O
Nellie Brown
E. Twelfth-st
Walter
Mrs. Campbell
Brightst
Charles and
Anna
Tacoma
Churchman Ave
Building Permits Report From Local Contractors
Building permits listed for Hutchinson at 509 Coffee Street for a barn valued at 75 dollars. Jeffries at 1207 N Capitol Ave for a rare house 90 dollars. Donnan at 115 Ez Prait Street for repairs 300 dollars. Stanford at 1205 Marlowe Ave for a kitchen 205 dollars. Thomas at 705 Greer Street for an addition. Waaycock for a shed 500 dollars. Grande at Shelby and Lockwood for a house 1000 dollars. P Knode at 1220 N Delaware Street for repairs 4 dollars twelve cents. Craig at Belt Railroad and Twenty second street for a house 1500 dollars. Watts at 1122 Eugene Street for a barn 300 dollars. Foster at 1082 Udell Street for a house 225 dollars. Jones at 882 Jones Barn 60 dollars.
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John I. Hutchinson
Coffee&st
H. A. Jeffries
N. Capitol-ave
C. Donnan
Ez Prait St
I. J
H. J. Stanford
Marloweave
Scott “Thomas
Greer-st
T. B. Waaycock
John Grande
Shelby and
Lockwood
Delaware-st
LH Foster
Udell-st
S$.jones
Jones- Arn
Indianapolis Union Stockyards Cattle and Hogs Prices Report
Receipts at Indianapolis Union Stockyards show 1,000 cattle and 4,000 hogs with varying price ranges. Prime export steers 1,350 to 1,500 lbs average, fair to medium export steers 1,200 to 1,400 lbs, butcher steers 1,000 to 1,250 lbs. Good to prime heifers and veal calves listed, plus cows, bulls and calves. Hogs receipts 4,000 with heavy, mixed, and light weights priced from 6.50 to 7.30 per cwt. Lambs and sheep receipts include yearlings and various grades priced around 3.50 to 4.60. Bucks priced per 100 lbs at 2.00 to 3.35.
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Indianapolis Union
Shinmenta
Cincinnati Live Stock Market Summary July 1
Cincinnati cattle receipts 247 fairly active with shippers at 5.55 to 7.0 for good to choice offerings. calves 6.25 to 6.50. Hog receipts 1,644 active with select 7.75 to 7.85, good to choice 7.50 to 7.75, mixed packers 7.25 to 7.45. Sheep receipts 5,000 strong with extra at 34.00 and extra lambs 6.85.
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Cincinnati
East Buffalo cattle and hog market prices report
East Buffalo New York July 1 cattle receipts light with best heavy steers at 7.90 to 8.15 and prime heifers 6.50 to 7.00. Hog receipts 18 cars with Yorkers 7.20 to 7.90 and mixed 7.70 to 7.90. No sheep reported.
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East Buffalo
N. Y
Chicago Grain and Provisions Prices Report
Chicago markets show mixed moves with wheat up slightly and corn easing for September. Quotations list July and September prices for wheat, corn, oats, plus pork, lard, ribs, butter, cheese, and live poultry items, reflecting a volatile commodity session.
Kansas City Market Figures Show Mixed Livestock Prices
In Kansas City on July 1 receipts reached 10,000. Native steers traded 5.05 to 8.25, Texans and Texas cows around 2.75 to 3.85, native cows and heifers 4.20 to 5.40, stockers 3.85, bulls 2.40 to 3.85, calves 4 to 5.65.
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Kansas City
Stentys
Lxas
Hog and sheep market receipts and price ranges
Hogs receipts total 10 000 with market expectations likely higher. Bulk hogs range 7.65 to 7.80, heavy 7.80 to 7.95, packers 7.75 to 7.87, medium 7.05 to 7.85, light 4.50 to 7.70, workers 4.60 to 7.70, pigs 6.90 to 7.65. Sheep receipts 5 000 with muttons 4.80 to 5.00, lambs 4.75 to 6.50, range wethers 3.70 to 4.80, owes 4.25 to 4.70.
New York Market Opens Steady Amid Crop Reports Bullish Sugar
New York on July 1 saw a steady open as analysts weighed crop damage from heavy rains. Sentiment shifted higher on sugar with notable inside holdings, while Amalgamated Copper leaned bearish. Missouri Pacific slid early but recovered. Pennsylviania coalers and St. Paul showed modest moves amid cautious call money. Noon quotes listed daily prices for stocks and broad commodity lines and grocery items reflecting market conditions.
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New York
Amalgamated Copper
Pennsylvania
St. Paul
Missouri Pacific
St. Louis
Winds Central
Western Union
Atchison
United States Steel
Sugar
Reading
Colorado
New York Produce Prices and Holiday Closure Notice
New York July 1 report shows pork at 19.00 to 19.75 per unit, lard at 11.00, butter creameries at 19 to 21 1/4 cents, cheese varies by type, eggs at 16 to 19 cents, tallow 9 1/2 to 9 3/4 cents, dressed poultry including turkeys at 20 cents, chickens 11 to 14 cents, fowls 8 to 18 cents, ducks 10 to 11 1/2 cents, geese 10 to 11 1/2 cents. The produce exchange will be closed Friday and Saturday July 4 and 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Elgin
Wheat and Corn Market Report Moves for Today
Wheat markets show excitement with no trading. corn holds firm with mixed and white varieties priced from 64 to 65 a cent per bushel. Oats steady with No 2 and No 3 grades around 49 to 50 cents. Hay stable with timothy quoted near 13 dollars per bale and June wagon figures noted. re inspections list multiple car counts across wheat corn and hay consignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy
Hay
Clover
Live Stock Market Report Union Stock Yards July 1
Cattle receipts 4,000, steady to higher. Prices for choice to fancy $8.25 to $8.50, good to choice $7.40 to $8.10, poor to medium $4.75 to $6.80, stockers and feeders $2.75 to $5.40, cows $1.75 to $6.00, heifers $2.40 to $6.75, cann ers $1.75 to $7.80, bulls $2.50 to $5.60, Texan steers $4.75 to $7.00. Hogs receipts 18,000, steady to higher. Light $7.10 to $7.55, rough $7.25 to $7.60, mixed $7.25 to $7.60, heavy $7.20 to $7.75, pigs $2.60 to $7.25. Sheep receipts 13,000. Native $4.00 to $4.25, western $2.50 to $3.60, lambs not quoted.
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Java
Rio
Santos
Arlosa
Lion
Jersey
Caracas
Dilsworth’s
Dominions
Columbia
Windsor
Ridgewood
New Orleans
Louisiana
Carolina
California
Pines
Union
The Jobbing Trade Prices for Poultry and Produce
Prices paid by shippers for poultry and produce listing old turkey hens and toms ducks geese eggs cheese butter hides tallow flour and bran fruits and vegetables with various per unit prices across different categories including cabbage lettuce coconuts oranges and lemons New York Swiss and other cheeses and imported lemons boxed goods and sacks noted with per unit and per box figures
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New York
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Peruna Medijcine Co
Bill” Edson
Pythians
Flo
Uncle Sam
Wall-St
Meyer & Kiser
Mrs. Mills
Fisher Automobile Co
New Merritt, Geo. & Cowenee Vosee
Nat. Underwear Co
New Potter Mfg. Co
New Potter & Sons Co
Sandborn Marsh Elec. Co
Union Cereal Co
New Union Transfer and Storage Company
Setttabe Ess
U. S. Encaustic Tile Co
Vajen, Bader Co
Cumpeey
VanCamp Burial Vault. Co
VanCamp Hardware and Iron Company
Arene Ee
VanCamp Packing Co
Varney Electrical Supply Co
Vulcan En2l
New Waener Plow
Seeee
New Wales’ Cole and Me
New Warman, Bleck, Chamberlain Co
Ward Bros Dring Co
Wasson, W. G. & Co
Sinker & Davis Co
Sidlinger Fresh Meat Co
Taisey Pneumatic serviceCo
New Tucker & Dorsey Mfg. Co
Ubero Plantation Co
Eeees
Udell Works
Fetendens
Union Pipe Co
Eebie Sate Nee
Union Wall Paper Co
Neces
New Union Embossing -Machine Co
Seene
U.S
Garrett
George W. Pitts
City Hospital
Michael McManaman
West St
Taylor
Joseph Hauser
Paul M. Cline
California St
Isaac Kimbrough
Oxford St
Lillie M. Kinney
Washington St
John J. Trucksess
New York, Sr
Harry Ohms
Bessie M. Williamson
Benjamin Cilley
Mary E. Yeagley
John E. Meriwether
Mary Moore
Indianapolis Securities
D. Ask
Felt
Indianapolis Street Railway
American National Bank
Capital National Bank
Esse Central Trust Company
Columbia National Bank
Nee Wee Merchants’ National] Bank
Marion Trust’ Company
Ase
Home Brewing
Union Trust Company
Indianapolis Fire Ins. Co
Lai Indiana Trust Company
American Central Life
KU Ind. Guaranty and Title Co
Esseeeenenee
Indiana National Bank
Osary
P. Wasson
Indianapols St. Railway
Indianapolis Gas Company
Citizens’ Street Railway Ds
Union Traction Company
Broad Ripple Traction
Indianapolis Improvement
Indiana Cold Storage
Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Ompany
Cceeeseewee Od
T. B. Laycock Mfg. Company
J. T. Polk Company
Chicago Grain and Provisions
Young America
Georgian Bay
Land OF Hiawatha
W. J. Brown
Gen. Mer
Woodward Ave
Detroit
Mich
Bermuda
Sca Ik
Kingan & Co
Weuetnseonen Wecaweens
Jackson Ae Sersee Rentes
Winkfrede
Steeeseres
Kanawha i
Varnee Luhrig
Brazil
Chon
Green County
Trersee Indiana Lump
Cea Ee Bloesburg
Ae Soenn
Hocking Valley Vet E Memeeereeratasbes Lump Coke
City Grain Market
Valencia
Oney—16C
Stoel
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