November Colds Should Not Develop Into Catarrh
Advertisement style letters praise Peruna as a cure for chronic catarrh and related ailments. Miss Margaret Donnelly of Brooklyn and Miss Jennie Driscoll of Brooklyn share personal testimonials claiming head clarity, relief from headaches, and complete cure after using Peruna. The piece urges readers to obtain Peruna directly from Dr. Hartman and warns against cheap imitations.
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Margaret Donnelly
Websterplace
Brooklyn, N. Y
Peruna
Batarrh
Katherine Dauter
Thirteenth St
Milwaukee
Wis
Friend
Bor
Jennie Driscoll
Putnam Ave
Brooklyn
N. Y
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
Hartman. Sanitarium
Columbus
Deep Mines In Wilkesbarre Face Arbitration Visit
Wyoming region miners claim coal is mined with slim margins and wage increases could trigger contract cancellations. Lehigh Valley Railroad officials show courtesy with trains guides and experts as the arbitration board visits. reporters denied access to underground trips to restrict media presence.
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Wilkesbarre
Arbitration Commission
Wyoming
Lehigh Valley
Scranton
Mitchell
Joss Shrewdly Delays Gas Stoppage Until After Election
The Noblesville judge delayed a ruling on halting gas service to Brightwood and northern city edges to study Fred Joss's brief, citing political sensitivities. Gas remains available as officials debate responsibility, with Republicans noting timing favors the administration.
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Neal
Noblesville
Fred Joss
Tlea
Brightwood
Dave
Was. N
Sunday Night Effect in Focus
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Sunday night events and effects. No clear person, organization, or location identified.
Hallowe en crowds fill downtown streets in lively frolic
On a Friday night the Washington st area buzzed with an unprecedented Halloween crowd. Masked revelers, cross-dressed youths, soaked newspapers as confetti substitute, hay-wagon parties, and bands roaming North-side houses created a carnival like atmosphere. Police were on duty all day and night.
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Washington St
Hallowe’en
Hallowe'en
Maudie
Workers strike Friday at Begelow boiler works
New Haven workers refuse to handle Friday shifts citing a string of accidents at Begelow boiler works. A man lost an eye three weeks earlier, another lost a finger on Oct. 24, and on Oct. 31 Frederick Houde was crushed to death under a tank.
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New Haven
Conn
Begelow Boiler Works
Rederick Houde
Sweater ban sparks campus protest at Ohio Wesleyan
Miss Richardson, dean of Monnett hall, bans sweaters for students courting, triggering a student boycott. An effigy wearing a sweater hung from a flagpole faced chapel crowds while male students vow to wear forbidden garments on Monday, courting fashion clashes.
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Delaware
Monnett ‘Fiall
Captain Earhlias Named Manager of Masonic Team
Chicago dispatch reports on November 1 that Captain Earhlias was appointed as the late manager of the Masonic team, detailing the leadership change and implications for upcoming events.
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Chicago
Thousand Ohio Pedagogues Visit Indianapolis Schools
On Friday the largest visitor turnout in memory, at least 1000 Ohio pedagogues, will tour Indianapolis schools. The Central Ohio teachers association shifted its meeting from Cleveland to Indianapolis due to smallpox concerns and Indianapolis schools' reputation. Meetings start Friday evening at Tomlinson Hall.
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Indianapolis
Ohio
Cleveland
Association
Tomlinson Hall
Births and Marriages in Local Notices
Simeon and Clara Stark welcome a boy at 215 New Jersey Avenue. Clayton and Laurie Gwennup have a girl at 1802 Dexter Street. John and Lily Flynn greeting a boy from 1066 High Street. James and Grace Ewing’s boy born at 1442 West Market Street. Jasper and Fiora Shumate’s boy at 432 War Man. Fay and Grace Coppock’s girl at 237 Addison Street. Clifford Pulling and Fannie at 34 North Senate Avenue have a boy. Harry and Bertha Smith’s girl born at 168 West Street. W. G. Seibert and Marie at 1916 Newman Ferdinand. Ferdinand and Katie Meyer at 1718 Meridian Street have a boy. Dennis and Kate Colbert at 233 Prospect Avenue welcome a boy. Annie M. Parke dies from cerebral hemorrhage. Martha Gardner dies of heart disease. Frank Doll Jr. dies of tuberculosis. Otto M. Blumlein dies with cystitis. James T. McCormick weds Gemima E. Allen.
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Simeon
Clara Stark
New Jersey-at
Clayton
Laurie Gwennup
Dexter-st
John
Lily Flynn
High-st
James
Grace Ewing
W. Market-st
Jasper
Fiora Shumate
Warman
Fay and
Grace Coppock
Addisonet
Clifford
Fannie Pulling
N. Senate Ave
Bay
Harry and
Bertha Smith
Westst
W. G
Marie Seibert
Newman St
Ferdinand and
Katie Meyer
Dennis and
Kate Colbert
Annie M. Parke
Martha Gardner
Haugh St
Frank Doll, Jr
Eugene St
Otto M. Blumlein
S. Missouriat
Property Improvement Bids Listed From City Firms
A jumble of bids and addresses shows Mrs A Irving and J W Smith & Son proposing repairs and new structures across Fort Wayne and surrounding streets. Entries include a two story frame dwelling for 3950 dollars, cottages at various addresses priced at 1000 each, and a dwelling with barn at 2000 dollars. Additional listings note repairs, additions, and new cottages with associated costs and locations.
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A. Irving
Central-ave
William Quinot
N. Senate-ave
Margaret G. Bell
Broadway
Mary J. Wallace
Mill-st
T. A.” McClintock
Kenwood-ave
Caprad Bender
Aio
Toledo-st
New Orleans Forgery Case Drains Banks of 200000
Alexander M. Odendahl secretary of the F J Odendahl company fled the city after forging warehouse receipts and bills of lading to obtain about 200000 from five local banks. Banks report losses to Comp toir national d Escompte de Paris Hibernia Louisiana Commercial national, with Odendahl gone and no police action yet. Senior Odendahl, head of the firm, denies discussing the affair as investigators probe forged documents.
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Comptoir National d’Escompte de Paris
Hibernia Bank and Trust Company
Louisiana National Bank
Commercial National Bank
A. M. Odendahl
Odendahl
EB. J. Odendahl
Board of Trade
Glover & Odendahl
A. M. Goendahl
F. J. Odendahl
Hawkins Announces Figures In Back Salary Claim
Ex Secretary W H Hawkins of the Democratic state committee presents a detailed report listing money received and spent from December 1900 to January 1902. He shows a balance due of about 1,004.19, with eleven months pay at 100 dollars monthly for back salary. The SUN verified the report as an accurate abstract.
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W.h.hawkins
Democratic State Central Committee
W. BH. Hawkins
W. H. Hawkins
Ballance
H. Hawkins
Parks M. Martin
WM. H. O'Brien
W. H. O'Brien
State Central Committee
THE
SUN
Hawkins
Electric Car Collision Kills One in Chicago Suburb
A switch engine on the Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul railroad collided with an electric car carrying about 20 passengers near Wrightwood and Clybourne avenues early Saturday. One man was killed, and three were injured. The dead is Richard Wilson, motorman. Injured include Henry Yaeger, who may die. John Placek is also named among the injured.
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Chicago
Wrightwood
Clybourneaves
Richard Wilson
Henry. Yaeger
May
John. Placek
Markets Here and Elsewhere Indianapolis Live Stock
Markets report on Indianapolis cattle and hogs with price ranges for steers and cows, and New York stock market movements including railroad, bank, and commodity quotes. Highlights include quiet cattle receipts, active hogs with lower tone, and mixed commodity shifts in wheat corn oats and hay with detailed price bands.
Halloween tragedy and street incidents across cities
In Covington Virginia a 14 year old Willie McLean was shot by his mother who mistook him for a burglar. In Chicago a youth fired at a motorman crippling three prisoners as the car crashed into a patrol wagon. In Columbus Ohio Joseph Stull a shoe maker fired a revolver at boys and wounded Mrs Maude Shaffer in the knee. he was arrested.
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Covington, Va
Willie McLean
Columbus, O
Joseph Stull
Maude Shaffer
Healthy Kidneys and Free Trial of Warner Cure
A front page feature touts Warner Safe Cure as the absolute remedy for kidney liver bladder and blood diseases. It includes a reader letter from J L Barker of Stevens Point Wisconsin describing relief after a free trial bottle and urging those with back pains to seek the remedy.
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Warner
J. L. Barker
Stevens Point
Wis
Warner's Safe Care Co
Warner's Safe Cure Kidney Health Claim Ad
An advertisement extols Warner's Safe Cure to purify and strengthen kidneys and treat ailments from back pain to diabetes. It promises a free trial bottle and a medical booklet, urges purchasing only Warner's Safe Cure, and warns against substitutes, with company contact in Rochester, N Y.
East Liberty Live Stock Market Report
East Liberty Pennsylvania November 1 cattle receipts light with best cows around 40 to 55 dollars per head prime hogs ranged 6 1 0 to 7 0 with various weights and classes listed heavy sheep and lamb prices showing best wethers around 3 70 and choice lambs 5 10 to 5 25 with smaller lots reported enfrentar
Cattle and Hog Prices at Union Stock Yards Ill
Union Stock Yards Illinois on November 1 reports cattle receipts at 1000 with prices from 3.50 to 63.10 for prime beeves and cows and heifers from 0.50 to 4.75. Hog receipts totaling 22000 show prices for light to heavy from 6.10 to 6.80. Sheep receipts 2000 with sheep 2.50 to 4.00 and lambs 3.25 to 5.70.
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Union
Ill
Cincinnati cattle and hog market prices report
Cattle receipts 134 with shippers 5.00 to 6.25 for good to choice and 4.15 to 5.25 for extras. Calves up to 8.50. Hogs receipts 2,235 with good to choice 6.50 to 6.60 and mixed 6.25 to 6.45. Sheep receipts 485 with extra 3.20 to 3.35 and lambs 5.15.
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Cincinnati
Chicago Market Prices May Reflect Diverse Dairy Goods
Chicago practice market notes Butter Creamery quotes 24 percent with daisies at 21 22c. Cheese Twins bids 10 llc with daisies lic and young Americas at 114% 11c Swiss at 11K 12c. Live poultry lists chickens 0c and turkeys 10 12c while ducks range 11 12c geese priced around 6.50 to 68.00 per dozen eggs at 194c.
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Chicago
Young Americas
Springs
Chicago Grain and Provisions market results summary
Chicago Nov 1 Wheat futures closed lower with December at 72 3/4 and May at 74 1/4. Corn and oats fell with December corn around 51 1/2 and May near 42 1/2. Provisions dipped with January pork at 15.52 and lard at 9.25.
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Chicago
Grain futures report from Toledo market dated November 1
Wheat futures show December at 42 4 cents, May at 42 1/2 cents. Corn December 42 1/2 cents, May 42 cents. Oats December 31 4 cents, May 32 cents. Rye and cloverseed notes include November rye, November prices for cloverseed at 6.70 and January at 6.80 with an 8.50 quote for a nearby term.
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Toledo, CO
New York Provisions Price Report
New York market notes show Meass pork at 15.50 to 18.60 per unit and lard at 11.15. Butter quotes range Creamery 25c Elgin 21 1/4c imitation 18 1/8c. Cheese large 10 1/4c, small 9 9 1/4c, full skim 3c. Eggs Elgin 21 25c. Dressed poultry lists turkeys 7 1/3c, chickens 5 20c, fowls 9 13c, ducks 8 17c, geese 11 1/2c, springs 2 2c.
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New York
Elgin
Java
Rio
Santos
Columbia A
Windsor
Ridgeway
Phoenix A
Empire
Ridgewool
New Orleans
California Standard
California Secons
Indiana
California
East Buffalo Market Report Prices for Livestock
East Buffalo N Y Nov 1 cattle receipts small prime steers quoted 7.00 to 7.13. top cattle 8.38 to 8.50. shippers 5.75 to 6.75. stockers 3.00 to 4.25. Hog receipts 40 cars mixed 6.70 to 6.80. heavy 7.00. workers 6.60 to 6.75. roughs 5.25 to 6.60. Sheep and lambs receipts 7 cars top lambs 4.85 to 5.90. yearlings 4.00 to 4.25. mixed sheep 1.76 to 3.75.
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Indianapolis
East Liberty
East Buffalo
DePauw Students Demonstrate Against Pro-Saloon Remonstrance
Green castle Indiana November 1 DePauw University students joined an anti-saloon protest. About six hundred students marched through town with yells and flourished hatchets. After the parade they pursued voters to gather signatures on the remonstrance against Ed Parry seeking to open a saloon near the new tinplate factory.
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Greencastle
Ing
DePauw University
Ed Parry
DePauw
Prices Paid by Shippers in Town Market Report
Prices across food and goods categories show diverse rates for poultry, produce, groceries, and fuels. The list records bids for turkeys, ducks, geese, eggs, butter, cheese, hides, wool, fruits, vegetables, canned goods, coffee, sugars, molasses, rice, and oils, with regional and wholesale variations. Notable items include orange Valencia prices, Delaware onions, New Orleans molasses, and coal and coke retail rates, reflecting a broad urban wholesale market snapshot.
Classified Ad Offer for Pet and Item Sales
Advertisement solicits selling a dog a guitar a horse or a wagon by sending a notice to THE SUN with 3 cents per six words and promises guaranteed results. Includes address Office 121 133 E Ohio and both phones SA.
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Ohio
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Joss
Begelow Works
Williams
Gene
Central Ohio Teachers’ Association
James T. McCormick
Gemima E. Allen
Alexander M. Odendahl
F. J. Odendahl Company
W.H. Hawkins
Democratic State Committee
O. K
Parks Martin
Steauy
Frisco
Manhattan
Atchison
Sugar
Canadian Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Pennsylvania
City Grain Market
Timothy
Lear
Hay
Warner’s
Warner's
Safe Cure Company
Rochester
Indianapolis Sun
Toledo
Snc
Valencia
Keifer
Jersey
Jackson
Pittsburg
Raymond
Winifrede
Kanawha
Luhrig
Brad Block
Green County
Blossburg
Hockey Valley
Jackes
West Virginia
Connellsville
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