Peruna Promises Cure for Catarrh in All Patients
An advertising feature extols Peruna as the sole internal remedy for catarrh, claiming universal physician support and lasting cures. It cites testimonials from Rudolph M. Patterson, Camillus Senne, and William Bauer and urges readers to seek Dr. Hartman’s free medical advice at The Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus, Ohio.
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Hartman
Rudolph M. Patterson
Chicago
Carnftilus Senne
W. 129Th St
New York
Camillus Senne
William Bauer
Burton
Tex
Ginner and Miller
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus, C
Grandson of Brigham Young accused in grisly murder
New York reports the murder of Mrs. Lille Pulitzer in New Jersey. William Hooper Young, 31, Brigham Young's grandson, lured the woman to his father's home, drugged her, beat and slashed her, then disposed of the body in Morris canal. Police trace the crime through a trunk, a knock-out drug, and a trail to Hoboken and Chicago. The motive and links to Mormon beliefs are probed as detectives pursue charges.
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New York
Lille Pulitzer
Morris Canal
Kearney
N. J
William Hooper Young
Brigham Yong
Chicago
Titus
Young
Pulitzer
Sher
John W. Young
Wall St
Europe
Hoboken
New Jersey
Broadway
Liveryman
Evans
The
Crusader
Crusader Publishing Co
Annie Pulitzer
Polk St
O'Neill
Rohan
Hooper Young
Brigham Young
Pulitser
Elling
Mysterious trunk key in murder case in Chicago
A Chicago police case centers on a mysterious trunk believed to be a crucial factor in solving a murder. Investigators pursue leads as details emerge about the trunk's origin and contents.
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Chicago
Explosion at Salgo Tarjan Coal Mine Wrecks Town
During festival crowds in Salgo Tarjan Hungary a dismissed miner stole dynamite and detonated it in a coal mine shaft causing a powerful blast that nearly wrecked the town. Hungarian patriot Louis Iossuth’s birth celebration events were underway.
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Vienna
Louis Iossuth
Salgo Tarjan
Hungary
Rainer
George W. James Declared Insane After Claims
George W. James aged 65, described as colored, was declared insane on Saturday. He asserted a belief that Chinese people are killing dogs and making sausage from them, a notion noted in the case.
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George W. James
Pastor Haines Returns From Six Months Abroad
Rev. M. L. Haines, pastor of the First Presbyterian church, has returned from a six months trip abroad and will preach at his church Sunday morning.
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M. L. Haines
First Presbyterian Church
Nerve Pills Praised By Indianapolis Man
Mr H L Nipple of 42 Massachusetts Ave Indianapolis saysDr A A Chases Nerve Pills cured his shaky trembly nerves and restored energy after overwork. He recommends the medicine as the best he ever took and notes it is sold by dealers or Dr A W Chase Medicine Co Buffalo N Y with a signature on each pack.
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H. L. Nipple
Massachusetts Ave
Indianapolis
Ind
A. A. Chase
Linder's
A. W
Dr. A. W. Wihaee
Duffatu
A.W. Cates
Mine Cave In Kills Four Miners in Virginia
In Lynchburg Virginia on September 20 a shaft at the Stack mine near Covington along the Chesapeake and Ohio railway caved in trapping four black miners. All four bodies were recovered while other miners were being paid off, and officials say the tragedy could have been worse. No cause has been determined.
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Lynchburg
Vsa
Covington
Chesapeake & Ohio
Lipton and Crawford to jointly issue Cup challenge
London report says the America's Cup challenge will likely be issued under joint names of Sir Thomas Lipton and Col Harman Crawford, prominent Royal Ulster Yacht Club member, per Central News.
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London
The
Central News
Thomas Lipton
Col. Harman Crawford
Royal Ulster Yacht Club
Firemen send $1000 relief to miners in distress
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen voted $1,000 for the relief of striking miners in the anthracite region and wired President Mitchell expressing solidarity in their fight for rights. In West Virginia, four masked men attempted to rob the First National Bank of Friendly but were driven off after dynamite damaged the vault doors and gunfire exchanged with locals, with no injuries reported.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Mitchell
United Mine Workers’ Uidh
Sistersville
W. Va
First National Bank
Friendly
YONKERS Board Imports Welsh Coal For Schools
Yonkers New York board of education led by president Charles Philip Batson plans to import coal from Wales to heat city schools this winter after local dealers refused bids. Officials say there is not enough coal locally to heat the schools for one month.
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Yonkers
N. Y
Board of Education
Charles Philip Batson
New York
Wales
Births and deaths listed in city notices
Kinsey and Joma Holderman share a city birth of a boy while many others celebrate births including McCauly 2443 North Pennsylvania Street a boy Stenger 919 Minnesota Street a boy Schaller 2802 North Galert boy Thomas 2667 Hazel Street a boy Young 1035 Tecumesh Avenue a girl Cobb 2325 Arsenal Avenue a boy Neves 502 Noble Bert McKinnley 378 Shelby Arthur and Bertha Sturte 2634 Yandes Street a girl Dalton 331 West Fifteenth Street a girl Agnew 1273 Barth James and Bertha Petty 2348 Noble Street a girl Craft 701 South Missouri Street a girl Rathsam 45 1471 East Nineteenth Street Oxidellot poisoning Houdrick 25 583 Noble Street tuberculosis Ford 45 324 Agnes Street consumm on Connolly 81 3005 North Capitol Avenue valvular heart disease O Connor 17 920 East Georgia Street Devis Gardo Little Sisters of the Poor septicaemia Others include Edgar Byers and Goldie Whitesides Lewis Ostermyer and Malvine Massey Henry Deutsch and Belle Mayer Leonard G Spangler and Ella Davidson Benjamin Curtis and Hester Davidson.
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Kinsey
Joma Holderman
E. C
May McCauly
Pennsylvania St
George and
Emma Stenger
Minnesota St
Bert and
Adele Schaller
N. Gale#t
Charles A
May Thomas
Hazel St
JS. R
Edith Young
Tecumeshave
Thomas and
Anna Cobb
Arsenal Ave
J. E
Mary Neves
Bert and McKinnley
Shelby St
J. Arrthursand
Bertha Stujte
Yandes
Frank
Melissa Dalton
W. Fifteenth St
Guy
Matilda Agnew
Margaretta Rathsam
Nineteenth-st
Minnie Houdrick
Noble-st
Sabina Ford
Agnes St
Christopher Connolly
Capitol Ave
Alice O'Connor
Georgiia
Devis Gardo
Little Sisters of the Poor
Edgar Byers
Goldie Whitesides
Lewis W. C. Ostermyer
Malvine Massey
Henry Deutsch
Belle Mayer
Leonard
G. Spangler
Ella A. Felix
Benjamin F. Curtis
Hester A. Davidson
Property listings scattered across Missouri and Henry streets
John Connor at the rear of corner Missouri and Henry streets offers a dwelling for 1260 dollars. Annie ryler Ruth near Ohri street provides a cottage for 950 dollars. U Fritsch at 58 Temple avenue lists a cottage for 850 dollars. Mrs Vordermark at 37 Schuller street sells a cot. Mrs Haschstetter at 1996 Broadway repairs for 900 dollars. Lewis H Schutte at 929 Stillwell street sells a shed for 10 dollars. Herman Weinberger at 1027 S Meridian Street has a brick store room for 3900 dollars.
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John Connor
Missouri
Henry-sts
Annie ‘Ryler
Ruth
Ohri-st
U. Fritsch
Temple-ave
Vordermark
Schuller
East Buffalo Live Stock Market Report Sept 20
East Buffalo New York reports cattle 200 head on sale with a dull market and near steady closing prices for sold cattle. Hog receipts four cars with prices about 100 lower. best heavy hogs 7.80 to 7.85, light weighers 7.40 to 7.95, pigs 7.35 to 7.40, grassers 7.00 to 7.50, roughs 6.80 to 6.90, choicest stags 5.50 to 6.00. Sheep and lambs receipts 24 cars with early steady then weak. top lambs 5.60 to 5.70, fair to good 5.10 to 5.40, culls to common 4.25 to 5.00, mixed sheep tops 3.75 to 4.00, wethard 3.90 to 4.25, yearlings 4.00 to 4.2, etc.
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East Buffalo
N. Y
Wethard
East Liberty
All on Account of a Little Dog
Reuben Bivens of Norwood was fined 25 dollars in police court for assault on his mother Susan Bivens but was acquitted in criminal court on appeal. The dog bite led to conflict when Mrs. Bivens pursued the animal with an ax to deter her son. The ax struck the mother while attempting to protect the dog, and an officer filed an affidavit.
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Reuben Bivens
Norwood
Bivens
Reuben
Circus Train Wreck Kills Two In Oklahoma City
A freight train collided with a circus train on the Choctaw Oklahoma and Gulf Railroad at Choctaw City on Saturday, resulting in two deaths and 25 injuries. In San Francisco, the Butchers Board of Trade warns jobbers and beef packers to stop coercing members into buying stock or face Sherman anti trust prosecutions and the building of independent slaughterhouses.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Choctaw, Oklahoma & Gulf
Choctaw City
San Francisco
Butchers’ Board of Trade
Jobbers’ Association
Trust
Markets and Wall Street News From Sept 20
Mitchell denies strike settlement talks rumors and reports no change in the situation. St Paul gains on Standard Oil buying. Missouri Pacific July earnings down from last year’s grain movement. Steel case seen as victory. Dun and Bradstreet notes active business conditions. New York stocks open firm amid mixed tides. St Paul strong, Gould stocks mixed, leather and rubber advance with rehab progress, Great Northern preferred up. Missouri Pacific 12 1/2, Union Pacific 110, Reading 73, Denver & Rio Grande 49, Amal Copper 67 1/2.
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New York
Mitchell
St. Paul
Standard Oil
Missouri Pacific
Metropolitan Securities
St. Louis & Southwestern Preferred
Dun’s and
Bradstreet’s
London
Smith Holdings
Rockefellers
Gould
Texas
Canadian Pacific
U. S
Great Northern Preferred
Union Pacific
Reading
Denver & Rio Grande
R. 1
Amal. Copper
Indianapolis Union Stockyards Cattle and Hog Receipts Summary
Cattle receipts for Saturday total about 80 shipments with diverse classes. Export steers 1200–1500 lbs average around 7 dollars, fair to medium export steers 1200–1400 lbs, good to prime butcher steers 1000–1400 lbs, and feeder categories 800–1000 lbs. Cows and bulls range from 2 to 4.75 per hundredweight, with good to choice cows and calves noted. Hog receipts about 1800 shipments, mostly mixed and heavy packing at 7.50 to 7.60, best heavies near 8.00, ordinary lights around 7.35, and light pigs 100–155 lbs at 6.90 to 7.15. Sheep receipts about 100 head, spring lambs and yearlings listed with fair to choice grades and stockers.
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Indianapolis Union
Cincinnati Market Summary Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Cincinnati cattle receipts 181 with market steady and shippers 5.50 to 6.75. Butchers steers good to choice 4.25 to 5.50, common to fair 3.00 to 4.15, calves dull. Extra 6.50. Hog receipts 950 active and steady at Friday prices. Good packers 7.50 to 7.55, mixed packers 7.35 to 7.50. Sheep receipts 252 market steady, extra 3.15 to 3.25, lambs steady extra 5.35 to 5.40.
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Cincinnati
Wheat and grain prices from Toledo market report
Wheat prices for cash and September quoted at 73 3/4 to 72 1/2 cents, May 73 1/4 to 73 1/2 cents. Corn ranges include September 60 44 to 60 42 3/4. December 42 3/4 to 42 5/?. May 40 3/4 to 40 3/4 cents. Oats listed September 31, December 30 4/5, May 21 3/4. Rye No 2 at 49 1/2. Cloverseed October 5.65, January 5.50. alsyke No. 2 7.60 to 7.75.
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Toledo
East Liberty Live Stock Market Report
East Liberty Pennsylvania September 20 cattle supply light market steady with price ranges for grades from common to best fresh cows and fat cattle. Hog receipts light market slow with prime heavies around 7.85 to 7.95 and pigs 7.00 to 7.35. Sheep and calves show steady to mixed pricing with lambs 5.60 to 5.89 and calves 8.00 to 8.50.
County offices set early tax deadline to 11 a m
To pay taxes next Tuesday, residents must finish by 11 a m as the county treasurer's office closes then to allow staff to see President Roosevelt. Other county offices may follow, but no further announcements have been made.
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President Roosevelt
City Grain Market Report Highlghts and Prices
Wheat steady with No 2 red at 69 cents and related track and wagon rates. Corn weak with No 1 white at 60 cents and varied white and mixed grades from 56 to 60 cents. Oats stronger with No 2 white around 32 percent cents. Hay stronger for New No 1 timothy at 11.00 to 11.50 dollars. Inspections show multiple cars with grades and rejections, totaling 50 plus cars across wheat corn and hay.
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Timothy
Lear
Market Prices for Pork Dairy Eggs and Poultry
New York supply notes Pork at 18.00 to 18.75, lard 10.7, butter around 18 to 21. This item lists Creamery and imitation creamery butter with varied quotes. Cheese shows large 10.5 to small 8.8 percent. eggs priced at 22 13c. Dressed poultry includes turkeys 8 to 16c, chickens 11 to 22c, fowls 11 to 13c, ducks 10 to 17c, geese 12 to 14c, springs 20 to 22c.
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New York
Elgin
Chicago Live Stock Market at Union Stock Yards
Union Stock Yards Illinois September 20 Cattle receipts appear light hogs receipts about 9 000 market active prices for light hogs 7.05 to 7.70 rough 6 47 to 6 73 heavy 7 35 to 7 80 pigs 6 40 to 5 30 Sheep receipts 2 000 market strong native sheep 2 25 to 3 90 westerns 2 50 to 3 75 native lambs 3 50 to 5 40 western lambs 3 75 to 5 30
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Chicago
Union Stock Yards
Market Prices for Butter and Eggs in Chicago
Chicago markets list butter and creamery products at 22 cents per pound, daisies 20 to 21 cents, eggs at 10 to 11 cents, cheese varieties Twins and Swiss at 10 to 12 cents. Live poultry prices show chickens at 11 to 13 cents, turkeys 13 cents, geese around 5 dollars per dozen, ducks about 11 to 14 cents.
Wheat and corn futures show mixed shifts on Chicago boards
Chicago futures mark gains for corn and mixed moves for wheat and oats. September wheat at 74 1/4 to 75 1/4 cents, December around 75 cents. Corn September up to 59 1/2 to 60 1/4 cents, December near 40 1/2 to 44 1/2 cents. Oats range lower to modestly higher with September 32 3/4 to 32 4/4 cents and December about 30 1/2 to 30 3/4 cents. January pork futures at 15.02 to 15.10, lard 8.47 to 8.56, ribs 7.92 to 7.97 cents.
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Chicago
Jobbing Trade Prices For Poultry And Produce
Prices paid by shippers for poultry and produce. Springs ten cents per pound. Fowls nine cents per pound. Old turkey hens ten cents per pound. Old turkey prices noted as ten cents per pound as part of market listings.
Market Prices for Farm Goods and Provisions
A list of current prices for meats, dairy, produce, and seafood. Includes butter 12c, cheese 1c, hides and tallow values, various wools, flours and bran, fruits and vegetables with per unit costs, honey, potatoes, onions, beans, tomatoes, watermelons, peaches, grapes, apples, pears, celery, sweet potatoes, plums, cantaloupes, oysters, fish, and game.
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Ohios
Nec
New York
Jersey
California
Baltimore
Ancient Grocery Price Sheet With Dense Item List
A fragmented old price catalog shows coffee, sugars, beverages, canned goods, meats, produce, and drugs with varied per unit costs. It lists brands and grades like Java coffee, Domino sugars, Louisiana molasses, and assorted hams, bacon, sausage, and fresh meats alongside miscellaneous chemicals and household items.
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