Peruna Endorsements From Prominent Men Reflected
A column reproduces testimonials praising Peruna for catarrh from S Nicholson W G Hunter Hon G R Brown Frank W Colbath J C Hoffman and others. It notes the shift toward public endorsements and invites readers to write Dr Hartman for free advice at The Hartman Sanitarium Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Nicholson
G. BR. Brown
Martinville
G. R. Brown
Frank W. Colhath
School Street
Auburn
Maine
Frank W. Colbath
J. C. Hoffman
Rea
Hartman
Hartman, Sanitarium
Columbus, Ohie
Operators Threaten to Punish Unions in Coal Strike
Wilkes-Barre reports say 12 100 of 13 000 Kanawha and New River miners strike. President Mitchell notes no change in anthracite, suspects local operators issued a harmful rumor to deter strikers. He dismisses the quote as likely from irresponsible sources aiming to affect the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesbarre
Mitchell
West Virginia
Dispatch
Kanawha
New River
Wireless Chess Game Between Two Steamers
The Cunard liner Campania and American line Philadelphia played a chess game via wireless telegraphy spaced about 70 miles apart. The match started 2 PM and ended 6:45 PM with Campania leading before communications ended. the Lu cania later joined the touch point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cunard Line
Campania
Liverpool
Gannon
Philadelphia
Southampton
Miners Return to Work As Strike Loses Ground
Information received here from the Norfolk and Western coal fields indicates that striking miners are losing ground rapidly. Eight hundred or more miners, including members of the United Mine Workers, returned to work Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Norfolk
Western Coal Fields
Unitea Mine Workers
Reliable medicine for cholera morbus urges prompt use
In June 1900 W. E. Bosworth of LaFayette Alabama suffered a severe cholera morbus attack. He recommended Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the surest protection, noting that a single dose helped him before a physician could be summoned or medicine procured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
W._E. Bosworth
LaFayette
Ala
James P Walter Dies After Apoplexy In Crawfordsville
James P Walter aged about 54 of Crawfordsville a large stockholder in Blatr Baker Walter company of Indianapolis and known as the largest exporter of horses and mules in the country died Saturday morning in Crawfordsville of apoplexy Beside his stock he owned large interests in Crawfordsville and was...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Walter
Crawsfordsville
Blatr, Baker & Walter Company
Indianapolis
Crawfordsville
Noted Indiana horse dealer dies after a long career
The article recalls a prominent Indiana dealer who for 25 years was among the best known in the region. He pioneered buying and shipping horses and mules to Europe and later worked with an Indianapolis firm until his death. He continued some European trade independently and was widely liked for his quiet, thoughtful manner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Europe
Indianapolis
Walter
Strike grows as West Virginia miners walk out en masse
About 2000 miners will join a partial West Virginia walkout Monday morning led by United Mine Workers secretary Wilson. The action extends from Winnifred on the Kanawha River toward Fairmont district areas. Virginia miners out total roughly 7 percent with about 5,000 miners in the state and 28,500 in West Virginia overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Wilson
United Mine Workers
Winnifred
Kanawha River
Fairmount
Virginia
Bucy Praises Dr Chase Nerve Pills Revival
Mrs L P Bucy of Indianapolis credits Dr A W Chase Nerve Pills with restoring energy and vitality. She reports the pills are pleasant and tonic, relieving distress and reviving her nerves after a period of low life and energy, saying she now feels strong again after using Huder's Drug Store supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huder
Italian Marquis bound to railroad tracks in New York hijack
Carlo Cattapaul marquis de Cordova, claiming European estate worth 2 million, was found bound and dragged to Hudson River tracks after leaving a boarding house with Altilo Gajo. He endured assault, blindness attempts, and threats while authorities investigate the Saturday incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Carlo Cattapaul
Marquis de Cordova
Hudson River
Altilo Gajo
Cattapaul
Gajo
America
Cattapalli
Smith
Jersey
de Cordova
Cheyenne Character Green Dies in Livery Stable
Sem Green, a well known Cheyenne figure for 25 years, collapsed in a livery stable. A doctor visiting a horse noted his critical state and predicted death within ten minutes. Green died half that time later. He recently carried mail between Cheyenne and Littles Horse Creek. Acute alcoholism reported as the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyo
Sem Green
Geen
Littles Horse Creek
Streetcar official defends East St Lincoln link to Garfield Park
E L Cottrell, agent for South Park addition, denies a Sun report that the street car company avoids extending the East St line to Lincoln St to block Garfield Park travel. He claims the aim is to prevent congestion on the 8S East St line and says he urged the company to designate the South St Garfield Park route and asked the Board of Works to order the extension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. ‘Cottrell
South Park
SUN
East-St
Lincoln-st
Garfield Park
Street Car
S. East-st
Board of Works
Smith College seniors stage Romeo and Juliet success
Northampton Mass June 14 The senior class presentation of Romeo and Juliet by Smith College drew strong praise. Edith Grace Platt of Lake Forest Ill played Juliet and received generous applause. Selma Tilheimer of St Louis portrayed Romeo with notable dramatic ability. Western participants included Margery Ferris of St Louis and Myra McClelland of Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northampton
Mass
Smith College
Edith Grace Platt
Lake Forest
Ill
Selma Tilheimer
St. Louis
Romeo
Margery Ferris
Myra McClelland
Omaha
Births Deaths Marriages in Local Notices
Birth announcements list Edward and Ida Prigger. Gertrude Thompson. Fed H Klein. Winstead Hodges. Ed R K Wolf. Fred L Martha. Nick Rice. John W Dickson. Ernest Johnson. Charles McDaniels. Death notices include Della Busser Lucius Gordon Margaret Harper Elizabeth Blue Lenora Rice. Marriages show Lawson Patterson Latker Finsberg Zickendrath Ausman Staley Hall Moneysmith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Ida Prigger
C. F
Gertrude Thompson
Hoyt Ave
Fed H
Rose Klein
Elder-ave
Winstead
Mattie
Hodges
Irvington
Ed RK
Lottie Wolf
Fred L
Jessie Marah
Washington St
Nick
Lenora
Rice
John W
Nannie Dickson
Cornell-ave
Ernest and Mary Johnson
Graceland-eve
Charles and
Lelia McDaniels
Della Busser
Birch-ave
Lucius. Gordon
Lafayette-st
Margaret Harper
Hadleyst
Elizabeth Blue
Vermont-st
Lenora Rice
Hadley-st
Harvey J. Lawson
Mary
Patterson
Isidore Latker
Lillie Finsberg
Frederick W. Zickendrath
Lina Steuwe
John Ausman
Florence Staley
William
Hall
Mary Moneysmith
Local Property Entries and Addresses Listed
Fragmentary OCR notes show names Joseph Sus and Wilken near West, a house number 850, EB Buscher at 2431 Washington Street with a $50 amount, and Sh Milner at Michigan and Highland. Details are incomplete but indicate a listing of residents and addresses with a price or value noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Sus
Wilken
West At
Buscher
Washington St
Milner
Michigan and
Highland
Winslow Buys Property at Senate and Washington
William W. Winslow purchases the southeast corner lot at Senate avenue and Washington street from George W. Voorhees for forty thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William W. Winslow
George *W. Voorhees
Senate-ave
Washington-st
Captain Miles O'Reilley cleans precinct without raids
New York reports Capt. Miles O'Reilley, recently reassigned from Brooklyn to the Uakst station, systematically shuts down gambling dens and disorderly houses without a single raid. His firm stance prompts a rapid closure of illicit spots as Salvation Army workers serenade him at the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Miles O'Reilley
Brooklyn
Uakst
O’reilley
Peter F. de Lacy
O'Reilly
Gambiers
Salvation Army
London dull market and American steady in June report
The London market shows dull activity while Americans remain largely unchanged. Anthracite coal strikes worsen the field as fire bosses join the walkout. Banks may show a weak statement, yet brokers and Gould interests drive recent gains in Chicago. Insiders report Wabash B stock buying. sugar rises on Cuba reciprocity note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyer & Kiser
New York
London
Chicago
Gould
BM. P
Indianapolis Securities and Rail Stocks Report
A fragmented list shows Indianapolis street railway firms and financial stocks. Entries include belts, banks such as American National Bank and Central Trust, and rail entities like Indianapolis Gas Company and Union Traction, with various percent yields and preferred stock notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Securities
Indianapolis Street Railway
American National Bank
Capital National Bank
Central Trust Company
Columbia National Bank
National Imate" Light and Power
Cccescesseesll
Indianapolis
Ins Co
Indiana ‘Trust Company
American Central Life
Ind
Guaranty and Title Co
Law Building
Scccesseas
wanAa
Indianapolis Gas Company
Citizens’ Street Railway Oe
Union Traction Company
Broad Ripple Traction
Indianapolis Improvement
Indiana Cold Storage
Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Company
T. B. Laycock Mfg. Company
J. T.polk Company
Atlas
New York Stocks Report Amid Mixed Market Signals
New York stock activity showed mixed results with western operators in Atchison St Paul and Union Pacific noted. Missouri Pacific rose on bullish insider talk while Readings short interest reportedly covered. Anthracite coalers held steady with slight moves as soft coal strike forecasts emerged in Virginia and West Virginia impacting Norfolk and Western and peers. Noon prices listed for major issues with sales near 147 700 shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Penerelly
Atchison, St. Paul
Union Pacific
Gould
Missouri Pacific
Virginia
West Virginia
Norfolk & Western
Soft Coal
Mo. Pac
Colorado
Southern Pacific
St. Paul
Reading
Sugar
Atchison
Erie
U. P
Wabash
Market report of dairy and poultry prices
NEW York June 14 market update lists pork lard and creamery butter prices with dairy and cheese quotes. Eggs and dressed poultry show varied values for turkeys chickens fowls ducks geese with multiple price points across producers and regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
Dimitation
Chicago Grain and Provisions Market Report
Chicago markets show wheat and corn futures lower with June three month positions down modestly. Provisions also ease with July pork around 17.60 to 17.45 and lard near 10.20 to 10.17, while rib and other dairy items move within narrow ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Riba
iMige
Cincinnati Cattle and Hogs Market Report
Cincinnati Ohio cattle and hog receipts reported on June 14 with buyers and price ranges. Cattle included shippers at 5.50 to 6.25 for good to choice and extra calves around 6.75. Hogs showed select prices 7.25 to 7.40 with mixed 6.80 to 7.05 and extra hogs at 6.75 to 9.87. Sheep receipts totaled 799 with extras 4.25 to 4.35 and spring lambs 6.95 to 7.0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Cattle and Hog Prices at Union Stock Yards Illinois
Cattle receipts total 10 with prices from good to choice $7.40 to $7.85, good to choice $6.50 to $7.25, cows $1.50 to $5.50, Texans steers $4.50 to $6.75, hogs receipts 16,000 with lights $7.10 to $7.40 and heavies $7.15 to $7.30, sows $4.50 to $7.15, sheep receipts 6500 natives $5.50 to $5.60 and native lambs $3.00 to $7.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Stockyards
Texas
California
Tennessee
New York
Java
Rio
Santos
Amiond
Lion
Jersey
Caracas
Disworth's
Gates
Dominions
Columbia
New Orleans
Louisiana
Carolina
Agricultural commodity quotes and car inspections noted
The report lists Wheat Corn and Oats price quotes with grades and percentages and Hay values, followed by Inspections by commodity with car counts and totals across Wheat Corn and Hay categories. Specifics include No. 2 red Wheat at 76 percent, various White and Mixed Corn grades, and Hay timothy values, plus car inspection totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy
Hay
Clover
Livestock Market Report East Buffalo June 14
East Buffalo market notes light cattle receipts and hogs with 15 cars of hogs. Prices shown for Yorkers and pigs from 7.00 to 7.40, mixed packers 7.30 to 7.60, best lambs 5.30 to 6.90, best sheep 4.75 to 5.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Buffalo
N. Y
Indianapolis Union Stockyards cattle and hog prices and receipts
Cattle receipts 100 shipments. best export steers 1,250 to 1,500 lbs around 7 40. hog receipts 2,000 shipments with prices for good to choice heavy and lightweights. cattle and hog quotes cover multiple classes. Kansas City and Sioux City markets also listed with varied prices and receipts.
Livestock Receipts Mixed As Market Rates Reported
Cattle and hogs show varied bids with bulls and heavy categories trading around 7.15 to 7.55. Sheep receipts list lambs and range weather ewes with prices from 4.00 to 5.30 and 4.25 to 5.20 respectively.
Jobbing Trade Prices Range for Hens Turkeys and Grains
The listing shows commodity prices for farm goods and groceries including hens ducks geese and turkeys meats and lards. It also details flour bran cheeses oils sugars coffees and various canned goods with unit prices per pound crate bag or ton. The page lists multiple suppliers and price points for fresh seafood produce meats and dry goods.
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W. Godfrey Hunter
U. S
Guatemala
Congress
Kentucky
Washington, D. C
W. G. Hunter
J. ©. Hoffman
RE. Nicholson
Qinhodore Nicholsy
Somerville Nicholson
United States Navy
R Street
Lucania
L. P. Bucy
North
Dr. A. W. Chase
Tidd
Greer
E.L. Cottrell
Birtha
Washington-St. Property
William Y. Winslow
Miles O’reilley
Stocks
City Grain Market
Kansas City
Skanbas City
Limburger
Kingan & Co
Castile
Isacreee
Vane
Rob Covreese
seaQeesa Ab
Ewes Gmokeless
Cccseveesssess & Jackson Wronee
Sen
Pittsburg
MON Sevarcccseees
Cvsscovesns
Winifrede
Seeerseceacosenses
Kane
Vee
Luhrig
Brasil
Eeerenseenases
Green County
Blossburs
Hocking Valley
Black—Jackson
Slack
Lack
Connellsville
Pet - Tone
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