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Newspaper
Kendallville Daily Sun
Location
Kendallville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1906
Page
3
Otis explains how smokers can gauge value when buying cigars. Wadsworth Bros in Chico advertise the Chico as consistent quality with Havana filler, burning firm with ash, selling at 6 cents versus a 25 cent Carolina perfecto.
In Kendallville this spring more illness is reported than in past years with symptoms of spring languor headaches sleeplessness and digestive complaints. Physicians note increased cases of indigestion and debility leading to higher demand for Miona stomach tablets at Rossbacher's. A. J. Rossbacher offers a signed guarantee with every box to refund if not cured.
The piece argues peace fails without disarmament and alliances. It notes heavy naval power, especially England, and a Japan alliance as a lever for future conflict. It critiques the idea that force via alliances can secure lasting peace and calls for universal disarmament to end costly militaries.
Harrisburg June 1 The Republican state convention nominated Edwin Stuart for governor and Robert Murphy for lieutenant governor with Robert Young auditor general Henry Houck secretary of internal affairs. The platform backs trolley freight rights and a 2 cent passenger rate, praising Roosevelt and urging unity among party factions.
A new Chicago Street Railways company formed under Illinois law to consolidate the city lines held a permanent organization at N B Hollins and Co offices. The firm with a 10 million dollar capital seeks to acquire Chicago Union Traction and North and West Gaygo Street Railway firms. Frederick H Rawson named president and Henry A Blair named vice president. The group plans to negotiate with city authorities for an ordinance aiding the northern and western Chicago lines.
The convention adopted the nominating committee’s slate with Sarah S. Platt Decker of Denver for president and Mrs. John Dickinson Sherman of Chicago as recording secretary. Corresponding secretary is Mrs. Charles Perkins of Knoxville, and directors include Mrs. O. P. Kinsey of Indiana, Mrs. Sarah A. Evans of Oregon Myers, H. Johnston of Kansas, Mrs. Alice M. Johnson, Rhode Island, Mrs. Guy R. C. Allen of West Virginia, Mrs. Philip Carpenter of New York, Mrs. William P. Orr of Ohio, and Mrs. Frank Shiek of Wyoming.
In Washington on June 7 the conference report on the railroad rate bill leads the Senate agenda. Spooner reads the orators and criticizes the anti pass section while protests against it flood in. The House handles the Sundry Civil bill but makes little progress as Democrats attack and filibuster.
Fort Wayne Indiana June 7 Con dealers of Indiana and Michigan at their convention heard the president call for relief from unjust demurrage charges shot weight and discriminating freight rates.
A private grain house named Elevator R in Superior was struck by lightning and destroyed by fire. It was owned by Mc Cabe Bros and contained no grain, with an estimated loss of 20000 dollars partly insured.
Quiet in Ohio coal region as wartime troops stand by. Hartmann dies at 65 near Berlin. William I tours Empere, Francis Joseph in Vienna. Britain to resume Serbia relations. Belgrade envoy named. Mitchell departs Indy for Kansas City to join wage talks. Crane plans marriage in Washington. Anarchist link to plot against King Alfonso and Italian king. Warrant for Secretary Houser in Madison for bribery. Roosevelt investigations cost meat packers 150 million. Illinois Mutual Life policyholders set June 8 meeting in Chicago.
A 19th century observation notes that an extremely strong lock would not deter skilled thieves or grafting bank clerks who could bypass or forcibly seize the locked item.
In a town nearly all women teachers resign to marry as the Hien shooting in the neighborhood prompts speculation about a local figure known as birth day costume Master Conid having influence over the incident.
The text debates state and national approaches to liability for railroad employee injuries, noting common law limits and proposed protections for workers in interstate service. It discusses uniform U S court application, comparative European practices, and the Carnegie hero fund criteria. It also reflects on the moral aspects of quick, selfless action in danger.
Rudyard Kipling returns to England and uses caustic wit at a London Academy dinner after the May exhibition private view. He claims literature has always stood outside the law as a free calling needing no protection and cites criticism of a bid book as an example of proper scrutiny.
The piece argues that while regular habits aid longevity, they must be good habits. warns that focus on weapons regulation and campaigns at the Hague conference could sidetrack arbitration and peace efforts, noting the intergovernmental peace conference was created to promote peace.
The report notes worldwide fascination with Spain's young monarch and compares his image to the youthful Prince of Wales who visited, hinting that both may be seen as exemplary gentlemen of Europe.
Sullivan Indiana May 30 Adam C sitter sheriff of this county has been arrested for attempting to default Mrs W M Bonefield who had accompanied her sister to the asylum for the insane at Evansville Indiana Two attempts are said to have been made Mrs Bonefields husband has been looking for the sheriff He was armed but did not find him The sheriff gave bond for a preliminary trial on Friday June 1 Let The Sun shine in their home This is kodak weather
Barbara slips into a dangerous blizzard while riding Tonka to the irrigating gate with her English neighbor Mr Ingraham. The pair battle cold and wind, stumble toward home, and survive the ordeal as a spark of romance blooms.
The text promotes advertising lost articles and urges advertising them. It then extols Chamberlain's Salve with claims it treats sore nipples chapped hands burns frost bites chilblains chronic sore eyes itching piles tetter salt rheum and eczema. Priced at 25 cents.
Historical notes trace sugar as a neglected commodity. Pliny first uses a word akin to sugar in Roman times, linking it to honey from reeds. Dioscorides and Strabo describe sugar or reed honey produced without bees in Arabia Felix, with references to Saturnalia and medicinal uses.
The speaker recounts a grisly story from Clarmont Avin where a hog allegedly killed and ate a child. A juried verdict from 1494 in Paris museum records the hog to be hanged and strangled on a gibbet near the monk’s gallows.
Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment claims to cure blind, ulcerated and itching piles. It purportedly absorbs tumours and relieves itching instantly, marketed as a poultice like remedy. Sold by Bruggis's or by mail with 60 counts at $1.00 from Witam Mts Co Cleveland Oklahoma at Faber.
An advertisement extols Down's Kidney Pills as a reliable kidney remedy. It cites a customer testimonial and urges purchases through Foster-Milburn Co in New York, listing a price of 50 cents and dealers nationwide. The copy imitates old newspaper language and promotes a patent medicine product.
L Beckman offers kodaks and supplies. Fischer's drug store promotes wall paper at reduced prices. Steckley's feed mill stocks Sleepy Eye Flour and feed including baled hay and straw.
Readers praise Chamberlains Coke Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for curing diarrhoea and bowel troubles. Testimonials remain unsubmitted but many households rely on it, with A. R. Otis selling the medicine. In Italy’s sixty three penitentiaries there are 9 942 convicts kept in various industries.
The Lake Shore railroad announces May 27 introduction of new trains from Buffalo Mail No 43 with a day coach added alongside mail car. The service will regularly stop for passengers at Kendallville and Elkhart with evening departures around 9 22 p m and continue to Chicago.
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