Peruna endorsements from former Kansas governor and others
A collection of testimonials from Isaac Sharp ex governor of Kansas and others praising Peruna as an effective catarrh remedy. Letters from Edwin F Whitten and Congressman Phil B Thompson tout its health benefits, claiming it clears nasal discharge, prevents hay fever and strengthens mucous membranes against illness. Dr Hartman offers free advice to users.
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Isaac Sharp
Edwin F. Whitten
Otts St
Worcester
Mass
Peruna
Thompson
Kentucky
Phil B. Thompson
Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Big Lighting Plant Plan At State House
State house engineer Samuel C. Shutt is receiving bids for a proposed lighting plant to be state operated with a requested appropriation to fund first class work. The plan remains largely undisclosed, but bids are being submitted as the project advances. In Los Angeles Harry Mainhall, actor, dies in St Agnes hospital charity ward. His wife Jeffreys Lewis is in New York. Mainhall once starred with Charles Coghlan and others including Barrymore. death cited as consumption.
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State House
Samuel C. Shutt
Los Angeles
Cal
Harry Mainhall
St. Agnes’ Hospital
Jeffreys Lewis
New York
Mainhall
Buffalo
Charles Coghlan
Barrymore
Norfolk man Thomas Bragg buried in city at expense
Thomas Bragg, 61, of Charleston West Virginia, a grandson of ex president Zachary Taylor, died in jail at Portsmouth on Thursday night from alcoholism and was buried at the city’s expense. A telegram from his brother reads Have no concern in brother Thomas H. Bragg. W. Cc. Brags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Thomas Bragg
Charleston
W. Va
Zachary Taylor
Portsmouth
Thomas H. Bragg
W. Cc
Miss Bes sie Bowen death from overdose of headache tablets
In Covington Indiana Miss Bessie Bowen 18 took 32 headache tablets at one time and died within an hour after convulsions. She had graduated from high school last year and worked as an assistant at the school this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Ind
Bessie Bowen
Klausmann names Hawekotte deputy surveyor
The question of who will hold a political job is settled. Surveyor-elect Henry Klausmann announced Saturday morning that Harry Hawekotte would remain as his deputy.
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Henry ‘Klausmann
Harry Hawekotte
Othello at Shortridge High School Hall
Shortridge presents a public dress performance of Othello on November 21 featuring a mixed M T H S and Shortridge cast of 20 with the MT HS orchestra providing music. Proceeds benefit gymnasium funds. Notable roles include Carl Brickert as Othello and Sumner Clancy as Iago with a full production under critics.
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Shakespere
Shortridge High School
Shortridge
Indianapolis
Noth
Grand Jury to Probe Indianapolis Coal Dealers' Plot
Judge Alford instructed the grand jury on Saturday to investigate rumors of a retail coal dealer combine in Indianapolis aimed at preventing competition and boosting prices. They are to return indictments if the evidence justifies it and to examine claims that wholesale coal dealers were coerced into cutting sales to independent retailers.
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Alford
Day
Indianapolis
Advertising Snippet Promises Results with Dual Phones
A fragment from THE SUN advertises six words per week for Baie ads with results guaranteed. It lists two phone numbers 580 and Office 321-123 E and references Obiost as a contact detail.
Tariff Revision Expected by Next Congress Says Babcock
Congressman Babcock of Wisconsin says voters favor two more years under the Republican administration and anticipate tariff revision by the next Congress. He notes his earlier tariff reduction bill and explains a brief winter session limits actions.
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Babcock
Washington
Wisconsin
Republican Congressional Committee
Churchman Estate Equally Divided Among Heirs
The will of Mrs. Anna Churchman who died June 19 probates with an $800000 estate. Frank F Churchman receives the 200 acre Beech Grove farm. 40 acres known as Hillside goes to Nettie Turner Anna L Churchman William T Churchman Edward M Churchman Frank F Churchman Henry C Churchman and Robert M Churchman share the remainder. Executors William F Churchman and Edward M Churchman bond set at $500000.
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Anna Churchman
Nettie Turner
Anna L. Churchman
William T.churchman
Edward M. Churchman
Frank F. Churchman
Henry c. Churchman
Robert M. Churchman
Franklin Township
William F. Churchman
Edward M.churchman
Robert M.churchman
Eight indictments and discharges by grand jury
The grand jury on Saturday morning returned eight indictments and discharged eleven men none linked to grave-robbing. Indicted in jail were William Morgan for grand larceny Henry Waiters for petit larceny James Harris for assault to kill after firing at his wife Mattie Harris Nannie Green for grand larceny over $150 in diamond rings found at Mrs Lupton's Hartford City Denison home Emanuel Kennedy for burglary. Also cited are complaints of disturbances at country churches by men and boys during services with arrests possible for violations on church property. The panel plans to resume grave-robbing cases next week.
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William Morgan
Henry Waiters
James Harris
Mattie Harris
Nannie Green
Denison
Lupton
Hartford City
Indiana corn crop may top 165 million bushels says statistician
State statistician Johnson estimates the Indiana corn harvest now under way will exceed 165000000 bushels. He asserts September rains have not damaged the crop as much as reported. Most rain damage affected corn that had been cut and shocked.
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Johnson
Indiana
Caldwell Murder Prosecution Hires Taylor Gronninger
Taylor Gronninger has been employed by parties interested in prosecuting William and Belle Caldwell for the alleged murder of Dave Sullivan. He will assist the prosecuting attorney in the trial which will begin on November 17.
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Taylor Gronninger
Thieves Worked the Combination in Goshen Burglary
A gang entered the Goshen Pharmacal Company office Friday night and opened the safe by its combination. They took 315 dollars and fled. No clue to the burglars remains at present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen, Ind
Goshen Pharmacal
Impany
Federal building work progresses with brick and stone
Concrete work on the new federal building is finished and brick work on the west side is complete. Granite from Maine is en route for stone laying, with enamel brick interiors in toilets being installed. A masons shortage and brick scarcity slowed progress, but foundations are done and weather will not halt the crew.
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Federal
Maine
Chicago to Erect Three Skyscrapers At Jackson and Michigan
Chicago plans three new buildings at Jackson Boulevard and Michigan Avenue with a total value of 6.1 million dollars. A 250 thousand dollar Waldorf-Astoria style hotel will replace the Lemora hotel site, while an office tower named Standard will cost 2.88 million and the Chicago University project will cost 1.05 million, completing the trio.
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Chicago
Jackson
Buffalo doctor indicted for manslaughter in nurse death
Rochester dispatch reports that the grand jury indicted Dr. Leland Dorr Kent of Buffalo on first degree manslaughter in the death of Ethel Blanche Dingle, a Buffalo nurse, tied to a Whitcomb house room in Rochester. Kent, alleged to have plotted a double death, has been held in the county jail since Miss Dingle’s passing.
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Rochester
N. Y
Leland Dorr Kent
Buffalo
Ethel Blanche Dingle
Whitcomb
Miss Dingle
Kent
Warner's Base Cure Promoted for Kidney and Bladder Health
A newspaper feature presents a free trial bottle offer from Warner's Base Cure for kidney liver bladder and blood diseases. It quotes J L Barker of Stevens Point Wisconsin who claims relief from kidney and bladder trouble after using the product and following doctor recommendations.
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Warner
J. L. Barker
Stevens Point
Wis
Warner's
Safe Cure Co
Warner's Safe Cure advertised for kidney ailments
An Indianapolis Sun advertisement promotes Warner's Safe Cure and Warner's Safe Pills as remedies for kidney, liver, and bladder diseases. It claims a free trial bottle and medical booklet, urges testing with a 24 hour urine sample, warns against substitutes, and notes the product is vegetable and non narcotic.
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Warner
Warner's
Safe Cure Company
Rochester
Indianapolis Sun
Dolly
Market declines in New York with mixed commodities and stocks
The New York market opened with a broad decline around four percent, traders citing deliberate selling and rumors of lower U S steel prices and potential adverse dividend news for anthracite stock. Losses featured St Paul, Reading, U S Steel, and Pennsylvania among others. Sugar rebounded and provided the day’s notable rally as markets closed with a modest uptick.
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New York
Inov
U. S. Steel
Chicago
St. Paul
Sugar
Reading
Delaware & Hudson
Pennsylvania
U. P
Canadian Pacific
New York Central
U. S
Mo. Pac
T. C
Erie
Steel
Wheat and grain futures narrow mixed in Chicago trade
In Chicago on November 8 a large wheat trade occurred but the market remained narrow with little change. December wheat at NETL. May at 14 7Tic. Corn down about 0.5 to 0.6, December 51 50 or ½, May 114% to 42c. Oats December 30 305c, May 14 313ac. Provisions: January pork 15.2734 to 15.35, lard 9.30 to 9.35, ribs 8.10 to 8.15.
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Chicago
New York Dairy Prices and Poultry Rates Displayed
Market listings show pork at 18.50 per unit and lard at 11.35, butter at 21/2 cents, cheese with large at 12 1/2 cents and small at 12 1/2 cents, eggs 24 25 cents, dressed poultry including turkeys 7 13 cents, chickens 9 20 cents, fowls 9 13 cents, ducks 8 1/2 cents, veal 11 1/2 cents, springs 20 22 cents.
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Chicago
Young Americas
Ilic
New York
Limburger
Elgin
Assassination in Lincoln County Claims Webb and Rakes
In Hamlin W Va Nov a man named William Webb was killed in his yard in Lincoln County. His brother in law John Rakes was wounded when a bullet from hillside undergrowth penetrated his arm and passed through Webb. Webb died instantly. Authorities have a crew and bloodhounds on the case tracking the assassin.
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Hamlin
W. Va
William Webb
Lincoln County
John Rakes
Rakes
Webb
Vote inquiry swamps secretary of state office
Union Banner Hunt, secretary of state, is inundated with inquiries about the secretary of state vote. Cincinnati paper offers 35000 for the closest guess. Mr Hunt, amid the flood, asked SUN to tell readers to stop. Official results won't be released for at least ten days. No justice of the peace commissions will be issued until all reports are in, which will take several days.
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Union
Banner Hunt
Cincinnati
Hunt
SUN
State charities conference seeks delegate lists from churches
Cc E Grout secretary of the Charity organization society urges churches and other institutions across the state that expect to send delegates to the state charities conference to complete their lists and submit them promptly.
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Cc. E. Grout
Charity Organization Society
Chariies Conference
Congratulatory Postcard Sent by Supreme Court Clerk
The word is printed on hundreds of postal cards in large full-faced capitals and are being sent out to the Republicans by Robert Brown, clerk of the supreme court. The message is thought at the state house to be a peach.
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Robert Brown
Clert
Supreme Court
State House
Indianapolis Bank Clearings and Balances Compared
Indianapolis weekly bank clearings totaled 11406 96.02 with balances of 1017 124.88. In the prior year the corresponding week posted 9587 119.06 in clearings and balances of 1193663.43.
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Indianapolis
Sale ads lure readers with year pricing
The Sun prints a terse classified notice promising year length ads at six words for two percent weekly charges. It guarantees results and provides contact: Hoth phones 880 and Office 121 123 E Ohist.
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SUN
Hoth
E. Ohist
Inexpensive SUN liners and phone numbers listed
SUN liners are inexpensive. Results guaranteed: Try them. Both phones 890. Office 121 123 E. Ohio Street.
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Ohiost
Cincinnati Market Report Rides Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices
Cincinnati O Nov 8 cattle receipts 140 shippers 4 85 to 5 65 good to choice 4 35 to 5 25 best calves 8 6 hogs receipts 2107 good to choice 6 20 to 6 65 mixed 6 25 to 6 45 sheep receipts 496 extra 3 15 to 3 25 lambs 4 75 to 5 00
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Cincinnati
Wheat and Corn Prices and Inspections Report
Market notes show Wheat weaker with various No 2 and No 3 reds and whites listed across track and milling grades. Corn mixed with several No 1 to No 4 whites and yellows and mixed lots, oats steady, hay stronger with new timothy prices. Inspections logged several cars across Wheat Corn and mixed lots, totaling 28 cars with some rejects and no grade notes.
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Timothy
Cattle Hogs and Sheep Receipts at Union Stockyards
Union Stockyards reports cattle receipts unchanged and hogs with 5 to 10 cent declines. Hog classes range light 6.00 to 6.65, rough 6.00 to 6.20, mixed 6.10 to 6.70, heavy 6.25 to 6.70, pigs 5.00 to 6.25. Sheep receipts 2,500, steady with native ewes 2.50 to 4.00, westerns 2.75 to 3.90, native lambs 5.50 to 6.00, westerns 5.00 to 5.30.
Grain futures report from Toledo market desk
Wheat cash and futures quoted for December May and Tivac. Corn prices No 3 yellow December 5c May 42c. Oats December 31 16c May 32 14c. Rye No 2 52c. Cloverseed November 46 95 January 7 05 March 7 0244 al sy 8 70.
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Tivac
East Buffalo cattle and hogs proper market receipts
East Buffalo New York reports cattle receipts of six cars with top steers $8.25 to $8.50 and shippers $5.00 to $6.50. Hog receipts eight cars with mixed $6.45 to $6.55 and heavy $6.75, sheep and lambs 16 loads with top lambs $5.20 to $6.30 and yearlings $3.90 to $4.00.
Cattle and Hog Prices Movements From East Liberty Market
East Liberty Pa November 7 Cattle receipts light with choice 6.15 to 6.40 per cwt and prime animals up to 6.15 to 6.40. best cows 40 to 55 dollars. Hog receipts 3 percent olds heavy 6.70, mediums 6.46 to 6.55, heavy workers 6.40 to 6.45, pigs 6.25 to 6.45. roughs 5.00 to 6.25. Sheep receipts fair with best weth ers 3.00 to 3.55, good mixed 3.30 to 3.50, choice lambs 5.10 to 5.35, common to good 3.00 to 5.00.
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Eesseces
East Liberty
Rental notice for 6 room cottage near E Washington St
Nice new six room cottage with bath, under one block from E Washington Street car line. Rent only 1909 dollars with easy terms. Handy and Baker, 40 Lemcke. For rent also a large barn at 115 North Alabama.
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E. Washington St
Handy & Baker
Lemcke
Coal Price List From Various Mines and Regions
Retail prices show anthracite and smokeless coal per ton or per bushel across multiple mines and regions. Prices range from $1.50 for Hocking Valley coke lump to $11.00 for Connellsville coke per ton, with many regional figures like Pittsburg, Raymond, Luhrig, and Indiana slack and blast prices noted. The list reflects diverse grades including lump, crushed, and Nut and slack varieties, with several entries around $4 to $6 per unit and higher for select coke products.
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Jackson
Pittsburg
Raymond
Winifrede
Kanawha
Luhrig
Brazil Block
Green County
Indiana
Blossburg
Hocking Valley
West Virginia
Connellsville
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