Munyon's Paw-Paw Claimed Cure by Chemist Catford
D A Catford chemist of Philadelphia reports a severe gastritis attack followed by marked improvement after using Munyon's Paw-Paw. He asserts a complete cure within two bottles, praising its blood purification and stomach nerve effects. He urges others with dyspepsia nerves or low energy to try it, noting sales by druggists and pricing.
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Catford
Munyon
D. A. Catford
N. 16Th St. Phila
Éruggista
Bucklin Held on Larceny Charge After Roosevelt Tour
Bucklin Jr, former Rough Rider and Roosevelt campaign speaker, jailed in Frewsburg on larceny charge for allegedly taking lumber. He was held for grand jury then released on recognizance amid a chautauqua county bar affiliation. Fox Hunters Association meeting opened in New Haven with many attendees. Providence mills cut cotton wages, with little strike talk observed.
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Bucklin
Corry
E. W. Bucklin, Jr
Roosevelt
Rough Riders
New York State
Frewsburg
Chautauqua
New Haven
Providence
R. 1
Brooklyn Academy of Music Burns in Fire
The Brooklyn Academy of Music, a historic landmark, was gutted by fire Monday morning leaving only walls. One fireman was slightly injured as nearby McGroarty's Lowling alley saloon was destroyed by a falling wall. Built in 180 and long a prewar recruiting site for Antionats, it hosted Beecher addresses, concerts, operas, and political meetings. Estimated loss not to exceed 3250,000. Fire began from defective electric wires.
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New York
Academy of Music
Brooklyn
McGroarty
Lowling Alley
Academy
Henry Ward Beecher
Terrell Trial Opens in Bluffton for Wolfe Murder
Blount County coverage reports the trial of John W. Terrell for the murder of his son in law Melvin Wolfe, set to begin Monday morning in Bluffton. Terrell is described as in good spirits and hopeful for acquittal or a light sentence.
Typhoid Epidemic Strikes Butler With Camp Relief Fund
Public meeting in Butler raises 38000 for typhoid relief tents as the city endures its worst epidemic. Since onset, 1150 cases reported with two deaths, three more deaths noted. Four doctors infected, one unable to attend patients. State health board launching an investigation.
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Butler
State Health Board
Robbers Fire Up Chicago Streets in Sunday Crime Spree
Robbers beat Charles P. F. Bigelow nearly to death and robbed him of 10 and a gold watch in Chicago. Alvin Fox of Rockford was robbed of 360 on Kingsley Street. A pickpocket took Dr. Joseph Fife’s gold watch aboard a streetcar. Sam Lee’s laundry was robbed of 50. Two youths robbed Hilda Danielson and Anna Johnson of 3. J. G. Dillon fired at two men attempting to enter his home. Stanton and two others face grand jury action with Stanton’s case headed for the grand jury and the others continued to December 6. A Military Park rink crowd enjoyed winter sport as several runners fell on the uneven surface.
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Chicago
Charles PF. Bigelow
Alvin Fox
Rockford
Kingle
Joseph Fife
Sam Lee
Hilda Danielson
Anna Johnson
J. G. Dillon
Miliary Park
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Promised Cure All Sufferers
An advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a natural cure for dyspepsia. It claims the tablets restore digestion, calm a worn stomach, and provide relief praised by a Buffalo physician. Sold by druggists at 50 cents a box.
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Stuart
Buffalo
Man Drowns Attempting to Save Poodle in Arkansas
In Hot Springs Arkansas on November 30 Jim Nichols a Black man risked his life to rescue a young woman's poodle that fell from a bridge into Buffalo River He leaped after the dog and drowned the poodle swam to safety.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Buffalo Mayon
Jim Nichols
Nickels, Nines, and a Trip to Court in 1900s Chicago
A Chicago restaurant owner killed an elevated guard over a 5 cent dispute and fled after locking up his shop. Separate reports note a Marion gas and Crystal Ice case where a judge refused new trial over $4,000 in gas charges. A lunacy commission deems a woman insane, claiming doctors removed her brains.
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Marion
Ind
Harness
Marion Gas Company
Crystal Ce Company
Ice Company
Ta Company
Lea
Celia Cordway
Nickerson
Central the Sane Hospital
Buried in Wedding Suit in Wreck Tragedy
Lexington report says brakeman Charles Pettit who died in a wreck Friday planned to marry Miss Cora Ewen daughter of Capt J Ewen Brathite exile. Pettit’s wedding suit served as a funeral robe and Miss Ewen and her family attended the funeral.
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Lexington
Nu’ Wu
Charles Pettit
Mies Cora
J. Ewen
Pettit
Miss Ewen
Kaizer Withdraws Offer for Trans-Atlantic Yacht Race Cup
In New York a November report states Emperor William has withdrawn his cup offer for the 1901 trans-Atlantic yacht race due to ill health. The Kaiser replaces it with a cup to be raced for in 106. Dropped Dead In a Car Cambridge City Indiana November 30 Frank Martin a prominent stock buyer died suddenly while unloading a car with hogs found dead on the deck possible heart failure listed as cause
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Kaizer
New York
Emperor Willam
Kaiser
Cambridge City
Ind
Frank Martin
Wall Street Mixed Markets Signal Steady London Trade
In New York on November 5, American stocks in London showed steadiness near parity amid mixed signals. Banks rose slightly while utilities and industrials moved modestly. Cattle and hog markets in Indianapolis reflected active prices with strong demand, and grain futures in Toledo offered limited changes across winter crops.
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Meyer & Kisera
New York
London
Colorado Fuel
Jannery
U.S. Steel
Samurday
Pennsylvania
Chicago Provisions and Poultry Prices
Chicago market notes list creamery goods, extras, seconds, and packing stock with price ranges. Live poultry prices per dozen cover geese ducks turkeys and fancy spring stock with varied rates such as $7.00 to $9.00 per dozen and other small quotations, reflecting a chaotic OCR snapshot of a market column.
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Chicago
Creameries
Wwe
William Pearson Quill Is Named In County Records
Leonard M. Quill the county clerk’s chief deputy formally names his boy William Pearson Quill William stands for county clerk Davia and Pearson for John R Pearson, reflecting Quill’s friendship with both men He previously worked for John R Pearson and now serves under Davin
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Leonard M. Quill
Wiliam Pearson
Quill
Wiliam
Davia
Pearson
John R. Pearson
Leonard
Davin
Suit Dismissed In Acme Harvester Case
In Peoria a judge dismissed involuntary bankruptcy proceedings against Acme Harvester Co. on an order from Judge Kobusak after an agreement with petitioning creditors and others. The plan allows the plant to reopen and gives time to satisfy all outstanding claims.
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Peoria
Acme Harvester Compaiy
Revereer
Duige Koblsuat
Interseners
Acme
Ancy
Local Securities and Grain Market Report
The page lists bids and asks for numerous securities including American Central Life American National Bank and many Indiana firms. A city grain market section follows with prices for wheat corn oats timothy and related inspections and totals, reflecting a broad midwestern trading day.
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American Central Life
American National Bank
Hogeworths, PLC
He Gelt Railroad
Bett Railroad
Brown Ketcham Iron Works
Preferred Capital National Bank
Central Trust Company
Climax Coffee and
Columbia National We Consumers’ Gay Trust Co
Delaware and
Madison Counties
Telephone Company
Federal Union Surety
Home Brewing Company
Indiana Hotel Co
Plan Indiana Manufacturing Co
Indiana National Bank
Indiana ‘the Guaranty ‘and Loan Company
Indiana Trust Company
Indianapolia & Martinaville Rapid Transit Company
Tadianapolis Fire Ins
Aedoanapolis Gans
Indianapolis & Astern Ry
Nivn
Indianapolis
Indianapolis ‘Traction and Terminal Company
Kaw
Laycock, T
Mtg. Ca
Marton Trust Company Ey Merchants’ National Bank
Newcastle Bridge Company
New Telephone Company
New Telephone
Long Dlatan
People's Deposit Bank
T. Polk Co
Union National Bank
Unto Traction
Common Union Traction
Union Trust Company
van Camp Hardware Co
Wasson
East Buffalo Livestock Market Report and Chicago Grain
East Buffalo market notes show cattle receipts at 80 cars with varied prices for steer, heifers, cows, and calves. Veals, sheep, lambs, and hogs also traded with mixed strength, while Chicago grain futures inch higher for wheat corn and oats. New York dairy products and provisions list prices for butter cheese and fowl, with modest gains in pork and lard markets.
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New York
Chicago Livestock Market Report and Prices
Chicago Union Stock Yards reports cattle receipts about 27 000 for Tuesday with active, steady to 10 cents higher prices. Prime beef values around 15.50 to 15.85, stockers and feeders lower to mixed, hogs receipts about 2 000 with prices up to 4.60 in light to mixed ranges, sheep and lambs receipts around 1 000 with native and western offerings showing higher bids. Pittsburgh stockyards receipts 385 loads with steady market for choice and prime cattle, hogs and sheep and lambs prices varying by class, veal calves listed as well. New York stocks opened slightly lower with mixed railroad and steel movements and noon bond prices reported. city wagon market notes feed and grain values. Cincinnati live stock shows cattle receipts at 394 with lower prices. hogs receipts 4 715 with mostly lower bids.
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Indianapolis
Hori
Chicago
Union
Lrass Westeran
Pittsburg
Pittsburg Union Stockyards
Fough
New York
Bree
Canadian Pacific
U. P
St. Paul
Pennsylvania
Gricen
Colorado
Atchison
Missouri Pacific
Reading
Tinton Pacific
Penneylvania
York Central
Steel Preferre
Cincinnati
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Vin
Brooklyn Academy OF Music
Terrell
Stanton
Grand Jury
Riiey Stanton
John Searles
Warren Armstrong
Searles
Whalton
Mondey
Cada
Eland
B. Bey
Hoder’s Pharmacy
Cor ‘Peon
Wash
James Berganus
Marcus Bueehan
Sheehan
Bergamus
Berganus
Ottawa
Ont
Cheien
Berlin
Deutsche Watte
Navy
Mes
Baer Dangerously II
Owensboro
Mre
Hermanus Hacer
Mabel McKinley
President McKinley
Budd House
Gauteus Mony
New
John Perrin
JH. A. Chlotrhaver
Btempfel and
Andrew Smith
RERE
Nova
Wall Street
Toledo Grain
Toledo
Atge
William Pearson Quill
Castoria
Local Securities
Indiana Union Traction
Col. & Southern
Indianapolis & Eastern Woh
Greenfield Railroad
Indianapolis Gas Co
Siarttawvilla Repii Transit
Tnnianapolis
St. Ry
Indianapolis Water Co
Kokomo Railway and Ligne Sea Merchants
Union ‘Traction of
Indiana
Capital National Bank
Capital National
City
Ste
Waxgau
Hay
Wimethy
Timethy
Sear
Timothy
Sears
Grand Total
East Buffalo Livestock
East Buffalo
Etna
Goodson
Sliks
Velves
Crepe DE Paris
Lou Crepe DE Paris
Hella
Axminster
Smith's
Sanford’s
Nottingham
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