Easy Way to Keep Well via Stomachs and Stuart's Tablets
An article on maintaining health through a healthy stomach rather than dieting. It cites Prof. Wiebhold, endorses Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets after meals, and claims wide use from Maine to California and in Britain and Australia. It notes tablets cost 50 cents and can yield significant benefit for weak stomachs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiebhold
Stuart
Maine
California
Great Britain
Australia
Iron ore hype questioned by Indiana cement proponent
Adam L. Beck of Mitchell Indiana dismissed reports of rich coal and iron ore discoveries in the region saying deposits are not as valuable as claimed. He noted prior smelting and unprofitable mining, and urged Mitchell as ideal for cement due to local shale limestone and coal with current high cement production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam L. Beck. Huntington
Mitchell, Ind
Indianapolis
Salvage corps driver narrowly escapes wreck at crossing
John Pedrow, driver for the salvage corps wagon, was hurled several feet when his wagon collided with a Vandalia freight train at the Kentucky avenue crossing. He was bruised but not seriously injured. The run was to the Central chair factory. assistant chief Barrett and Pedrow were side by side. Barrett crossed before the train struck the other wagon.
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John Pedrow
Salvage Corps
Kentucky Ave
Pedrow
Central Chair Factory
Barrett
Kentucky-ave
New Republican Weekly Mail Launches in Marion County
The Marion County Mail, a republican weekly owned and edited by Leo K. Mester, cousin to former county clerk William Fesler, debuted Friday. It features abundant correspondence from neighboring Marion county towns and presents a neat, clean appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County
Leo K. Mester
William Fesler
Arrested Another Suspect in Perry Murder Case
In Boston on Friday November 14 a colored boy named Carl Johnson was arrested in connection with alleged robberies linked to the crimes attributed to George L. C. Perry who is suspected of murdering Miss McPhee and Miss Morton.
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Boston
Carl Johnson
George L. C. Perry
Miss McPhee
Indiana coal combine forms new Indianapolis group
Word from New York says the party of Indianapolis capitalists forming the new Indiana coal combine has completed its task. The group includes Crawford Fairbanks A M Ogle J C Kelsem H K Seifrit and J M McClelland. Mines to be included are Vigo Clay Green and Sullivan counties.
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New York
Indianapolis
New Indiana Coal Combine
Crawford Fairbanks
A. M. Ogle
J.C. Kelsem
H. K. Seifrit
J. M. McClelland
Vigo
Clay, Green and Sullivan
To Save Their Country. Mathews And King Depart For Washington
J A Mathews secretary to Senator Fairbanks and Russell King stenographer in Fairbanks office left for Washington on Friday for the next session of Congress.
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J. A. Mathews
Fairbanks
Russell King
Washington
Congress
Reverend endorses Kennedy Remedy for kidney and liver cures
The Rev. Aaron Coens of Rhinecliff New York endorses Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy as the best kidney liver and blood medicine. The endorsement claims wide healing powers and urges belief in the product's efficacy based on experience.
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Aaron Coens
D. D
Methodist ‘Episcopal Church
of Rhine- Selif,n. Y
David Kennedy
Capitol Avenue Not to Be Made a Boulevard
The Park board at its regular Friday meeting declined to convert Capitol Avenue into a boulevard citing inability to fund planting and maintenance. Although some members favored repairing the avenue and restricting heavy traffic to create a driveway, sidewalk placements near curbs or property lines were seen as unsuitable for boulevard use. The board also noted insufficient funds for next year to justify new park burdens.
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Park Board
Capitol-ave
November Weather Record Lookback and Comparisons
The Weatherman notes a warm November but not record setting. Highest this month 74.4 degrees on a date unclear, with a 69 degree high on November 11. The year’s lowest 52 and last year’s 47. November 1901 had seven freezing days, while the all time November high was 76 on November 1, 1888, and the coldest November day was 5 below on November 22, 1880. The month has seen up to 20 freezing days in 1880, with six otherNovembers between 18 and 15 days. Over the decade to 1901, 1895 offered the warmest trio of days at 63.3 mean, and 1896 the coldest trio at 18.3 mean.
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Blythe
Weather Office
Pythian Order Seeks Stay Against Home Funding
The Knights of Pythias Grand tribunal issues an injunction restraining Grand-chancellor Tyndall and Frank Bowers from levying a tax or paying 25,000 dollars to fund a Rathbone sisters Pythian orphans home in Indiana. An appeal to the Indianapolis February supreme tribunal is planned, despite near unanimous lodge endorsement. Leading members promise a path to the project if the injunction is upheld or overturned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Tribunal of the Knights of Pythias
Tyndall
Frank Bowers
Order
Rathbone Sisters
Indiana
Supreme Tribunal
Indianapolis
Sextuple murder and lynching in Hungarian town
Vienna reports a sextuple murder in Stujhely as M Malachek the birgomaster set fire to his home killing his wife and his parents and three sisters. Neighbors then lynched him, after learning of the arson.
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Vienna
Stujhely
Hungary
M. Malachek
New York Stocks Open Weak Before Rally From Heavy Trading
The New York market opened weak against London quotes with St Paul slipping before rallying on heavy turnover. B R T attracted support while B O and Canadian Pacific fell about 1, Sugar and steel shares declined, Colorado fuel off over a point. By ten minutes in, industrials steadied though Canadian Pacific remained under pressure. St Paul near Thursday’s close. Total sales reached 428,900 shares.
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New York
London
St. Paul
B. R.T
Canadian Pacific
Steel
Colorado
Npon
Atchison
Pennsylvania
Sugar
Manhattan
Erie
Missouri Pacific
Reading
U. S. Steel
B. KR. T
The Bogie Doctor Dr Billy Scared Indianapolis Kids
A historical tale recalls the feared Dr Billy as a local bogeyman in Indianapolis. William Moffitt, alleged grave robber, was linked to the myth along with Johnny Grassnake, a Black man said to work with Dr Billy.
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Billy
William Moffitt
County Council Sets Saturday Meeting for Organization
New council members are Charles H Pearson Decatur township Charles B Rockwood and W E Blair Indianapolis Re elected members are Fred C Gardner Addison H Nordyke Indianapolis W S Johnson Pike township and Samuel Wrencher Franklin township Nordyke was president and Gardner vice president They are expected to be reelected The body comprises four Republicans and three Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Pearson
Decatur Township
Charles B. Rockwood
W. 8
Deacon White Announces Retirement From Exchange
Stephen V. White known worldwide as Deacon White has quit the New York stock exchange. At age 70 he has endured many financial storms, gone broke and paid debts, shared millions with Jay Gould, and lost millions without faltering. He sold his seat for nearly 80000 dollars and will retire.
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New York
Stephen V. White
Deacon
White
New York Exchange
Jay Gould
Deacon White
Stock Exchange
Bat found in barbershop drain shocks Greenfield crowd
In Greenfield Indiana a bathtub pipe blockage revealed a freshly drowned bat in the shop drain. Workmen traced the creature to the city sewer system, suggesting it entered via Brandywine creek outlet over a mile away.
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Greenfield
Ind
Brandywine Creek
New York Bans Parlor Matches After January First
New York officials announce an instant ban on licensing parlor matches within Greater New York starting January 1. Fire Chief Croker asserts the ordinance will prevent property destruction and save lives by ending licensed storage and use of matches.
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New York
Croker
Burglary at Stone & Bussey’s Grocery Stolen Eggs and Cash
Thieves broke into Stone and Bussey’s grocery at 252 Indiana Ave Thursday night. Thirty dozen eggs and an unspecified amount of money were stolen. Police have no leads on the burglary.
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Stone & Bussey’s
Indianaave
Burgilars
Boiled to the Bone and Historical Notes
Senate committee probes territories in New Mexico while J M McKnight of Louisville receives a six year prison sentence for embezzlement. Henry Schweitzer of Dayton fatally shoots his epileptic brother after a struggle with a club. A new 13 cent postage stamp honoring the late President Harrison will be distributed by Saturday. Supt Egan of the Great Northern railroad remains missing or kidnapped in Montana. American bankers association wraps up in New Orleans as the executive council plans April meetings and hints Frisco may host the next gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
New Mexico
J. M. McKnight
Louisville
Henry Schweitzer
Dayton
William
Henry
President Harrison
Post Office Department
Egan
Great Northern Railroad
Montana
American Bankers’ Association
New Orleans
Frisco
Sale of News Artists Picture Exhibit At Herron Institute
Art lovers flock to the Herron art institute exhibit where works by John Gruelle of THE SUN and Kin Hubbard of the News have sold well. Prices range from 2 to 50 dollars, mostly 5 or 10 dollars, with sold pieces staying on display until the show closes Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herron Art Institute
John Gruelle
the Sun
Kin” Hubbard
the News
Early Warm Weather Threatens Fruit Bloom
Park superintendent Power warns that two more weeks of warm weather could trigger budding and flowering on fruit trees, risking great damage if cold weather does not return. He observed sap flowing unusually from a tree root, signaling the early onset of bloom.
Springer Elected G A R Camp Arrangements Chairman
At a meeting of the executive committee of the G A R in Anderson Thursday night George A Springer was elected chairman of the committee on arrangements for the annual state encampment to be held in that city next May.
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Anderson
George A. Springer
No Money for Streets Budget Stifles Work
The city street department faces more cuts as laborers except the bridge gang are laid off. Controller Breunig refuses Street Commissioner Evans and the chief of the coffers a higher allowance, saying no funds can be spared until next year when new appropriations arrive.
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Stret
Breunig
Evans
George
Markets Were and Elsewhere Ocks Bondo on Wall Street
Americans in London near parity. Central National Bank of Boston closed. Pennsylvania wage gains add $600,000 monthly. Tobacco trust expands into Germany. M. P. car movement shows big rise, especially in corn. Gould brokers buy. C F Lawson selling in Boston. Lower Wall Street sees no sugar drop. Cattle market active with 500 shipments. Hogs receipts 5,500. market up 5c. Sheep and lambs steady. wheat, corn, oats and hay price actions and inspections noted.
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Meyer & Kiser
New York
London
Central National Bank of Boston
Penna
American Tobacco Trust
Germany
M. P
Gould
C. F. J. Lawson
Boston
A.C. P
Lower Wall St
S. P
St. Paul
Market Report East Buffalo November 14 Cow and Pig Prices
East Buffalo New York cattle receipts small top steers bring 8.25 to 8.50 with shippers 5.00 to 6.50 and stockers roughs 6.35 to 6.40. Hog receipts 70 cars mixed 6.50 to 6.35 heavy 6.50 to 6.30 workers 6.30 roughs 6.25 to 6.30. Sheep and lambs receipts 30 cars top lambs 5.15 to 5.25 yearlings 3.75 to 4.00 mixed sheep 3.25 to 3.40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Buffalo
N. Y
Wheat and grain prices in Toledo on Nov 14
Wheat cash 764%4c December 74c May 74c. Corn December 4344c May 42%c. Oats December 31%4c May 32%c. Rye No 2 51%4c. Clover seed November 6.75 January 6.85 March 6.80 alsyke 8.70.
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Toledo
Alsyke
Chicago Grain and Provisions price report nov 14
Chicago market notes wheat options up and down with December and May values. Corn, oats show mixed moves and price quotes. Provisions list January pork, lard and ribs with quoted dollars and cents.
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Chicago
Market Prices Snapshot From New York Dairy and Poultry
New York market prices list pork at 18.00 to 18.50, tard 11.35, butter 25 cents, Elgin 21 cents, imitation creamery 18 to 18.? cents, cheese large 12 4? to 14 6? cents, eggs 24 21 cents. Dressed poultry: turkeys 7 13 cents, chickens 9 20 cents, fowls 9 13 cents, ducks 8 17 cents, geese 15 cents, springs 20 cents to 22 cents.
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New York
Elgin
Beefactory
Indiana
California
Isi
Butter and cheese prices in Chicago market report
Chicago market summary lists Butter Creamery and Cheese Twins prices for various dairy products. Hens, springs, and turkeys show per unit costs. geese and ducks priced. eggs noted at 20 cents. A compact bulletin reflects 34 items, with daisies used as crate descriptors and ranges for poultry and dairy products.
Cattle Hog and Sheep Prices Reported at East Liberty
East Liberty PA November 14 cattle receipts light with choices 6.15 to 6.40 prime 5.75 to 6.00 tidy butchers 4.25 to 4.75 best cows 40.00 to 50.00 hogs receipts 10 ds heavies 6.45 to 6.55 mediums 6.35 to 6.37 14 heavy workers 6.30 to 6.35 pigs 6.50 to 6.25 roughs 5.00 to 6.00 sheep receipts fair best wethers 3.60 to 3.85 good mixed 3.20 to 3.00 good 3.00 to 5.20
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S.sc
Ccocess
Seean
East Liberty
Java
Rio
Bourton Santos
Columbia
Phoenix A
Empire A
Ideal Golden
Windsor
Ridgewood
New Orleans
California
Chicago Livestock Market Prices at Union Stock Yards
At Union Stock Yards Chicago on November 14 cattle receipts reached 2,000 with prime beef from 5.75 to 7.25, stockers 2.15 to 4.75, cows and heifers 2.50 to 4.60. Hog receipts 24,000 with prices from 5.90 to 6.50 for various grades and pigs 4.60 to 4.10. Sheep receipts 12,000 with sheep 2.50 to 3.90 and lambs 3.00 to 5.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Union Stockyards
Cattle and Hogs Market Report From Cincinnati Nov 14
Cincinnati market notes show cattle receipts around 500 plus, shippers paying 4.65 to 5.25 for good to choice and 4.35 to 6.25 for best calves. Hog receipts total 3,368 with prices ranging for good to choice buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Indianapolis Markets: Wholesale and commodity prices listed
Indianapolis markets report price lists across fruits, vegetables, dairy, canned goods, meats, and chemicals. Entries include oranges, lemons, apples, grapes, cabbage, oats, coffee, sugars, molasses, canned peaches, oysters, fish, game, hams, bacon, lard, sausage, beef, pork, hides, wool, coal, and coke with many items given per bushel, per barrel, per ton, or per hundredweight.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Adam L. Beck
Mr. Beck
Mitchell
New Republican Weekly
Coal Combine
Pythian Home
Grand Lodge
Ae Kealee
Liam DaRsey
Shavers
Johnny’’ Grassnake
Deacon” White
Parksupt
Bondo
City Grain Market
Vic
Hay
Timothy
East Liberty Livestock
Fruits and Vegetables
Holland
Florida
Jamaica
Jersey
Castile
Accia
Epsom
Jackson
Pittsburg
Raymond
Winifrede
Kanawha
Brazil Block
Green County
Blossburg
West Virginia
Indiana Slack
Drew, Selby & Co
Fac
Tory
Stout’s
Massachusetts Avenue
Court House Stores
Court House
Japan
Det A
Clara
Danie
Boone
New Carolina
Court House Grocery CO
East
Washington St
South
Meridian St
Virginia Ave
Massachusetts Ave
West
Prospect St
Alabama
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