Peruna touted as saving lives from grave illnesses
Anecdotal letters praise Peruna as a remedy for catarrh and lung conditions. Ex congressman J H Huling and deputy clerk Andree Anderson credit the tonic with dramatic recoveries from severe lung illness. Doctor Hartman offers free advice, urging readers to seek Peruna for catarrh located in throat or lungs.
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Death’s Door
East
Peruna
Andree Anderson
J. H. Huling
Congress
West Virginia
Charleston
W. Va
City Charities Discussed at Meridian Conference
The state charities and correction conference at Meridian st M E church discussed city charities. William C. Ball of Terre Haute led the session as chairman with Dr W P Sprating of Sonyea New York as main speaker detailing colony treatment for epileptics. Dr Joseph Rogers cited Indiana stats and urged separation of epileptics from other mentally ill. Dr E E Smith of the Eastern hospital backed the colony plan.
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City Charities
State Charities and Correction Conference
Meridian St M. E. Church
Willam C. Ball
Terre Haute
W. P. Sprating
Sonyea
N. Y
Joseph Rogers
Northern Insane Hospital
Indiana
E. Smith
Eastern Hospital
Chairman O'Brien Denies Party Leader Role Urges Independence
Chairman O'Brien of the Democratic State Committee, revived after thawing out, spoke Tuesday night on legislation. He said he would not accept any preferment from his party as leader or legislative caucus chairman.
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O’brien
Democratic State Committee
Gold Locket Presented to Griffin for 1902 Membership
P J Griffin financial secretary of division No 3 A O H received a handsome gold locket after initiatory ceremonies Tuesday evening in St Patrick s hall in recognition of securing the largest membership total in 1902. A class of ten was initiated.
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P. J. Griffin
St. .Patrick’s Hall
Western stove makers fixed a five percent price rise
In Chicago on November 19 the Western association of stove manufacturers agreed to a 5 percent price hike. Attendees from major western stove firms cited higher costs for iron and coke as the reason for the increase.
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Western Association of Stove Manufacturers
Pennsylvania
Perfunctory police raid nets two arrests in Wes Stout area
Police led by Capt Hyland raided Wes Stout's garden Union station hotel and Burkhardt's on South st. Two young women, known to police as street characters, were arrested for loitering though others drinking were not. Pianos were playing in all venues, a noted violation.
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Wes Stout
Hyland
Stout
Late second strawberry crop noted in work house garden
Commission men report a rare second strawberry crop this late in the season in the region. They attribute it to a long season delaying extreme cold. The harvest is typically too small to impact markets.
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Commission
Indianapolis Editor Assigned to Niagara Intercepting Immigrants
A. H. Perry, formerly a Indianapolis newspaper man, now in U S service, is stationed at Niagara instead of Huntingdon. He is pleased with the change and works at the upper steel arch bridge intercepting undesirable immigrants.
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A. H. Perry
Indianapolis
Uncle Sam
Niagara
Huntingdon
Missing man Henry SBesener from Capitol Avenue workplace
Henry SBesener, 35, disappeared from his home at 1403 N Capitol Ave. He had just started work Saturday at Darmody's candy store, where he was employed for one week. No word on his whereabouts since.
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Henry Sbesener
Capitol Ave
Darmody’s
Proved He Loved Her By Carrying Her Up The Stairs
William Haynes a 23 year old student offered Myrtle Vance a challenge to prove his love. He carried her from the first to the nineteenth floor of the Masonic temple with rests and a strict limit. He collapsed upon reaching the top floor and was revived after about thirty minutes by friends. They plan to marry.
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William Haynes
Chicago
Myrtle Vance
Myrtle
Darling
Miss Vance
Masonic Temple
Haynes
Miss Myrtle
Indiana Knights of Pythias Grand Jubilee Date Notice
The Indiana Knights of Pythias will hold a grand jubilee just before the regular annual meeting next October. District meetings are scheduled in Galveston or Winamac on December 2 Hammond on December 4 Mishawaka on December 5 Richmond on December 9 Seymour on December 11 Jeffersonville on December 12 Shelbyville on December 18 Evansville on January 6 Greencastle on February 4 North Manchester on February 18 Fort Wayne on February 19 Decatur on February 20 and Alexandria on February 24.
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Indiana Knights of Pythias
Galveston
Winamac
Hammond
Mishawaka
Richmond
Seymour
Jeffersonville
Shelbyville
Evansville
Greencastle
North Manchester
Fort Wayne
Decatur
Alexandria
Judge Upholds Indictment of Forger Arthur J Simp son
In criminal court Judge Alford upholds the indictment against Arthur J. Simpson for forgeries totaling $4,000. Simpson was employed at Warman Black Chamberlain and Co sales stables and is charged with forging notes.
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Alford
Criminal Court
Arthur J. Simpson
Warman, Black, Chamberlain & Co
Tragedy in Middlesboro Man Kills Suitor of Lover
In Middlesboro Kentucky Lavinia Morris’s fiancé Elkins Weatherby is shot through the heart by 82 year old Tom Mitchell who was enraged by the engagement Mitchell was arrested and detained after the fatal shooting in a domestic dispute dating on November 18.
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Middlesboro
Lavinia Morris
Elkins Weatherby
Tom Mitchell
Weatherby
Mitchell
Births and deaths and marriages in the city
Birth notices list eleven entries with surname and address for newborns including Brinkman LeFever Williamson Jones Enverson Kiley Finch Phillips Dougherty Baldwin Hamilton. Death notices report McConnell Steinbauer Jermain Corydon Hake with ages and hospital or street. main causes include mitral insufficiency cystitis and pneumonia. Marriages section names numerous couples with partners and residences or workplaces, plus multiple property improvements and real estate parcels with values 200 to 8150 dollars and remodeling/additions across several streets.
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Christian
Lizzie Brinkman
S. East St
Eugene
Callie LeFever
Meridian-st
J. M
Rosa Williamson
Broadway
Swirl
George
Annie Jones
Eighteenth St
Northwestern-ave
Lew
Emma Enverson
W. Twenty-seventh-st
W. F
Katharine Kiley
N. Davidson St
Robert C
Maude Finch
Joseph and
Vida Phillips
Columbia Ave
James and
Anna Dougherty
Park
Oliver P
Abbie Baldwin
Washington Township
William and
Ida Hamilton
English Ave
Thomas McConnell
Senate Ave
Elizabeth Steinbauer
S. Eastst
Charles Jermain
City Hospital
Corydon Hake
Two Killed In Five Street Car Accidents In St Louis
In St Louis on Tuesday five street car collisions caused two deaths and one man feared dead. Grain dealer Carl Reinholdt was killed instantly, and Cad Williams, a colored teamster, also died in a wagon collision. Dr. Frank L. James editor of the National Druggist suffered internal injuries and may not survive. A car wagon collision near the world’s fair grounds injured two others, an overturned ambulance and a patrolman sustaining minor injuries.
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Carl Reinholdt
Cad Williams
Frank L. James
The
National Druggist
Police Seek Alleged Elopers In Missing 11-Year-Old Case
Police have been asked to locate an 11 year old girl and 22 year old man believed to have eloped. The pair have been missing for a week with no trace. The girl's mother, Mrs. Suders of Elm Street, fears she has run away after threats to leave home over unwanted advances by Neff Zahn. Zahn disappeared after saying he would visit Greenfield for a week.
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Derson
California
Peruna
S. B. Hartman
Columbus
Manalin
Milwaukee
Wis
Perrna
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Bessie Suders
Neff Zahn. 2
Boilermaker
Zahn
Suders
Secretary vanishes after $30,000 shortage in New Jersey
In Millville New Jersey R L Howell secretary of the Steck building and loan association disappeared after a $30 000 shortage was found in his accounts. He left a week ago claiming to go to Philadelphia for eye treatment and has not been heard from since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millville
N. J
R. L. Howell
Steck Building and Loan Association
Howell
Philadelphia
Permanent Stage For Shortridge High School
Across the north end of Shortridge high school hall a new stage is nearly finished. Built for the Othello performance on November 21, it will provide a permanent feature long desired by teachers and pupils. The 22 by 15 foot stage will occupy the hall end and include modern theatrical appliances, with decoration by Albert Gall.
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Shortridge High School
Albert Gall
Voter Machine Invented by Local Machinist
S H Lockard a machinist at the ornamental iron works has patented a voting machine after five years of spare-time work. He believes it meets all requirements and plans to exhibit it to the county commissioners.
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S. H. Lockard
Priest
Lockard
Ornamental Iron Works
Governor Demands Prompt Attorney General Report
Consternation filled the attorney-general’s office when a governor’s letter ordered the report due immediately. Deputies were kept busy and access to the sanctum was restricted as little progress had been made, with the due date believed to be January 1.
Labor federation censures Harvard president Eliot
The American Federation of Labor adopted a resolution denouncing Harvard University President Charles W. Eliot for calling a scab a very good type of modern hero. The measure was approved by a roar of applause on a Wednesday afternoon in New Orleans.
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New Orleans
American Federation of Labor
Eliot
Harvard University
Cattle Market Steady Despite Large Receipts at Union Stock Yards
Wednesday's cattle market showed a steady tone with 700 shipments noted and heavy activity later described at Union Stock Yards. Prices ranged for steers, heifers, cows, veals, and bulls, reflecting varied weights and quality levels amid overall lower end demand. Receipts totaled 22,000 cattle, 40,000 hogs, and 22,000 sheep with prime beef values listed alongside common ranges.
East Liberty Markets Report Cattle and Hogs Prices
East Liberty Pennsylvania market bulletin shows cattle receipts light with best cows at 40 to 55 dollars, choice cattle 6.00 to 6.20, prime 5.75 to 5.90, tidy butchers 4.35 to 5.00. Hog receipts 150, heavies 6.45 to 6.55, mediums 6.35, heavy workers 6.30 to 6.25, pigs 6.15 to 6.25, roughs 5.00 to 6.20. Sheep receipts fair with best wethers 3.60 to 3.75 and good mixed 3.10 to 3.40.
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Nevey Stoo
Eeescrenens
Union
Ill
East Liberty
Java
Rio
Santos
T.ge
Columbia
Phoenix A
Empire A
Ideal
Windsor
Kinney
New Orleans
California
Cincinnati Market Report Cattle and Hogs Prices
Cincinnati cattle receipts 997 with shipper quotes from 4.50 to 5.25 for good to choice and 4.25 to 5.00 for best calves. Hog receipts 5,172 with good to choice 6.35 to 6.40 and mixed 6.15 to 6.30. Sheep receipts 604 with extras 3.10 to 3.25 and lambs 5.30 to 5.40.
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Cincinnati
Eastern Buffalo Market Receipts Report November 19
East Buffalo New York cattle hogs and sheep and lambs receipts listed for November 19. Cattle top steers bring 8.50 with shippers paying 5.00 to 6.50. stockers and roughs 3.50 to 4.00. Hogs mixed 6.35 to 6.65, workers 6.25 to 6.30, roughs 5.90 to 6.00. Sheep and lambs include top lambs at 5.10 to 6.15, yearlings around 4.06, mixed sheep 3.50 to 3.75.
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East Buffalo
N. Y
UWW
Chicago Grain Market Nov. 18 price report
Chicago Wheat gains led by December at 7 34 for December and 7 51 for May. Corn rose 11 1 2 cents with December at 57 18 ½ and May at 42 44 43 14 cents. Oats dull December 29 ½ to 30 cents. January pork 15.22 to 15.70. lard 9.07 to 9.30. ribs 7.97 to 8.12.
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Chicago
Diock
Indiana
California
Wheat and grain prices from Toledo market report
Toledo market notes list cash wheat at 80 cents and December at 81.5 cents, May 81.25. Corn No 3 yellow 47 cents December 46 cents May 47? cents. Oats No 3 white 1 and a quarter cents December Sicily? May 22 a half. Rye No 2 52 cents. Cloverseed November 94.90, January 96.97 and March 96.80, alsyke 53.70.
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Toledo, CO
Market Signals and Prices From A Broad New York Dispatch
The report covers London parity, Pittsburg freight strain, and beet sugar withdrawals amid low prices. Reading raises wages. B. and O. earns 10 percent on common next year. Manhattan traction completes, insiders expect a 40 percent operating ratio. Also noted are gold movement controls, October Met earnings, and a range of wholesale grocery and fuel prices with extensive commodity listings.
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Meyer & Kiser
London
Pittsburg
Reading
Vanderbilt
Manhattan
Market swings as Manhattan climbs amid lease rumor
New York stock market opened active with Manhattan surging nearly 8 percent above Tuesday close while rumors of a New York Central lease at a higher dividend circulate. Traders cite Central denials but fear wider list impact. other stocks lean lower with mixed recoveries and volatile swings. Government bonds steady as noon quotes show Amalgamated copper and major rails fluctuating. Total trading volume reaches 452,000 shares.
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New York
Manhattan
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Amalgamated Copper
Reading
United States Steel
New York Central
Hook Island
Missouri Pacific
Canadian Pacific
U. S. Steel
N.Y. C
Pennsylvania
Erie
Sugar
New York Market Prices for Groceries Nov Nineteenth
On November nineteenth in New York prices for pork met with ranges around eighteen to eighteen fifty per unit, lard about eleven fifty, butter varieties from twenty one to twenty five cents, dairy products from two to eight cents, cheese mostly twelve to ten and a half cents, eggs twenty four to twenty eight cents, dressed poultry including turkeys and fowls ranged from nine to thirteen cents, and cheese varieties listed with small differences.
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New York
Elgin
Grain prices and inspections report from market notes
The record lists prices for Wheat, Corn, and Oats by grade and color with various carriage terms. It also itemizes inspections by grade for Wheat and Corn, noting cars rejected or unmerchantable and totals for each commodity.
Indianapolis Markets Prices for Poultry and Produce
Indianapolis market prices show varied rates for poultry eggs butter and cheese. Fowls turkeys ducks geese and hides fetch mixed per pound and per unit rates while fruits vegetables and special goods like coconuts and cranberries list notable figures such as oranges lemons and cabbage per barrel crate or box with regional and imported options and seasonal品.
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Holland
Florida
Jamaica
California
Malagas
Jersey
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Burnett
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Griffin
KO 3
Perry
Henry Besener
K. of
P. Doings
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James A. Isgrigg
Mary C. Steg
Maior
Ralph A. Hinseley
Ella H. Kirby
Foster EB. Davis
Mabel Perry
Albert W. Miller
Nettie M. Brindler
Enoch Mitchell
Katharine Ferguson
Urey Westerfield
Nellie Bly
George Snook
M. Octavia Fabel
P. Greenan
Chestnut and
Arizona Sts
Mary Schmitt
Union-st
J. L. Keach
Indiana-ave
Vermont-sts
Theodore .Schory
Olney-st
Twenty-sixth-st
Alg. Olney
Oxford-st
Addition
Be Li Ands
Shirley
Grace-st
Mull’s
Mull's
Lightoing Medicine Co
Rock, Island,i
Louis, Mo
Neff Zahn
Ohio
Prof. Eliot
Chicago Livestock
East Liberty Live
Toledo
Scap
Castle
Jackson
Raymond
Winifrede
Kanawha
Brazil
Green County
Blossburg
Connellsville
City Grain Market
Timothy
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