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Newspaper

Kendallville Daily Sun

Location

Kendallville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1906

Page

4

Various Patent Medicines and Real Estate Listings

A collage of advertisements touts Pinesalve for skin ailments, Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar, Cade's Little Liver Pills, DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve, ManZan for piles, Kodol for dyspepsia, Bee's Laxative Cough Syrup, and real estate lots in a local addition. The notices feature A. J. Rossbacher and A. John Rossbach, urging cures and cures with progress claims.

Kennedy A. J. Rossbacher A. John Rossbacher

Coal mining disaster at Rocky York ruins eight lives

In Carbon county miners perished in the Northern Pacific mine at Rocky York near Red Lodge after a fire in incline No 6. Eight men died, including two rescuers Roy Carey and Joe Bracey. nine rescuers entered the shaft, eight bodies recovered, with seven rescuers reaching safety.

Moat Fane Northern Pacific Rocky York Red Lodge Carbon County

Storms Strike Minnesota Wisconsin Wreak Heavy Damage

Six people died and numerous residents were seriously injured as two powerful storms swept southern Minnesota and western Wisconsin and then northern Minnesota crossing into Wisconsin. Names listed include Halver J. Halvorson near Stoddard and Mrs. Peter Meyers and two children near Caledonia along with Enagdahl Sr. and Andrew H. Olson near North Branch. Large brick and frame houses and barns were blown apart across the farming districts, with property valued in the thousands destroyed.

St. Paul Minnesota Wisconsin Stoddard Wis Halver J. Halvorson Caledonia Minn Peter Meyers North

Tornado Rips through Plainfield Area Killing Farm Labourer

A three mile long by one and a quarter mile wide tornado struck Martin and Monteith in Michigan, killing William West 74 and injuring others. Barns were blown from foundations, stock and orchards damaged, and William Mc Gregor and his two sons were seriously injured but survived. Lightning also felled Alexander Ferguson, 70, at Mount Morris.

Plainfield Mich Martin Monteith Here William West William McGregor West Michigan Mount Morris Alexander Ferguson

Barns and Home Destroyed in Fierce Raid

Mrs. Carrie Sures and Evfis Larson each lost a barn while D T Manning’s residence was blown away in the raid. The damage highlights a violent episode with multiple properties wrecked.

Tornado strikes Butler County near Eldorado

At 10 30 p m two tornadoes moved from northwest to southeast through the northern part of Butler county. Several buildings were reported destroyed eight miles north of Eldorado.

Wichita, Kin Butler County Eldorado

Indiana Democrats nominate ticket at state convention

Indianapolis June 8 Indiana Democrats approved William J Bryan as 1908 standard bearer amid strong Bryan backing. The platform endorsed Bryan and pledged Indiana's electoral vote for him. Delegates chose James F Cox for secretary of state Marion Bailey Lisbon auditor John Isenbarger North Manchester attorney general Walter J Lotz Munc h North Vernon clerk Bert New superintendent Robert J Aley Monroe County geologist Edward Barrett Fen dricks County state statistician David M Curry Sullivan County Supreme Judge First District Eugene A Ely Pike County Fourth District Richard K Erwin Adams County appellate judge First District Milton B Hotte Ed ward W Felt Hancock Second District Richard R Hartford Tay Henry G Zimmerman Noble Henry A Steis Pulaski. Shively chaired and warned of graft while denouncing tariff and trusts. Equalization of soldiers widows pensions called for.

Indianapolis William J. Bryan Bryan James F. Cox Columbus Marion Bailey Lisbon John Isenbarger North Manchester Walter J. Lotz Munch Supreme Court Bert New North Vernon Robert J. Aley Monroe County Edward Barrett Fendricks County David M. Curry Sullivan County Eugene A. Ely Pike County Richard Kk. Erwin Adams County Milton B. Hotte Washington County Edward W. Felt Hancock County Richard R. Hartford Tay County Henry G. Zimmerman Noble County Henary A. Steis Pulaski County RB. F. Shively Indiana

Packers face trial over Burlington rate rebates

June 8 reports from Kansas City show Armour Swift Cudahy and Nelson Morris packing firms arguing in federal court over rebates on export shipments. The Burlington signed a 23 cent rate to New York, later raised to 25 cents, with defendants claiming legality of contracts at 28 cents and railway responsibility for tariff changes. St. Paul notes include a General Federation of Women's Clubs session ending with a call to deny Senator Smoot's seat. Clintonville records death of Civil War veteran George W. Sutherland, said to be first atop Lookout Mountain at the battle.

Kansas City Armour, Swift, Cudahy and Nelson Morris Packing Companies Burlington Railway United States Burlington Mississippi River New York St. Paul General Federation of Women's Clubs Resolutions Smoothe Senate Clintonville Wis George W. Sutherland Sutherland Lookout Mountain

Kodol for Dyspepsia Promises Digestive Relief

An advertisement touts Kodol for Dyspepsia as a remedy for indigestion dyspepsia heart palpitations flatulence and sour stomach. The copy claims the product digests food and rest the stomach and can restore youthful stomach health sold by A J Rossbest.

A. J. Rossbacher

Town Practically Destroyed by Tornado in Goessel Kansas

A tornado struck Goessel Kansas a German Mennonite settlement injuring about eighty people. The storm damaged every residence bars several stores and destroyed the Classen mill and German parish school while the Mennonite hospital sustained only minor damage. Notable injuries included Katie Hendricks Henry Ratzlaff and Rev John Toeva. A second tornado near Winnesheik County Iowa damaged Edward Thompson’s barn and residence and Kittle Sorenson’s windmill while four horses perished.

Hillsboro Kan Goessel Here Katie Hendricks Henry Ratzlaff Peter Richert John Toeva Kore Towa Decdrah Winnesheik Edward Thomson Kittle Sorenson

Wis consul general Houser arrested for attempted bribery

Secretary of State Houser of Wisconsin is jailed on a charge of attempted bribery with a bond set under 1 000 for his appearance. The Negro. The Americas.

Representative Prince Attacks Rate Bill and Free Travel

Representative Prince of Illinois argued during the Sandy civil bill debate that the house would bear responsibility for denying 1,296,121 railroad workers and their families free transportation. He warned the bill could grant a monopoly for sleeping car transport if the Pullman Car Co. is excluded and cited those in charge of live stock losing free transit to shipment points.

Washington Prince Hinois Pullman Car Company

Indiana Miners Reach Agreement Ending Coal Strike

Terre Haute Indiana June 8 An agreement to end the coal strike in the Eleventh United Mine Workers district has been reached by the Indiana miners and operators scale committee. Miners delegates will meet to review the report and the joint convention will convene at 2 PM to sign the accord. The details are not public but the 1008 scale is believed to be granted with changes in mining conditions expected by operators. Washington June 8 The Senate sent the railroad rate bill back to conference after discussing the conference report and approved the Niagara River water control measure. House members debated executive department and White House issues while the naval appropriation bill moved to conference and progress on the sundry civil bill was reported. Lancaster Pa June 8 A westbound Pennsylvania Limited crashed into a Parkburg construction train near the city mile marker at forty miles per hour. Three crew members were injured. Fireman Charles A Brown of Philadelphia is seriously hurt. No passengers were harmed.

Houser Wisconsin United States Brewers’ Association Indianapolis Gallus Thoman New York Brown A. Coolbaugh Chicago Rome National Wholesale Grocers’ Association Buffalo Madrid United States William Vienna Berlin Cottonwood Kansas Santa Fe National Association of Wholesale Grocers Cannon Joseph J. Russell Charleston Missouri Ina Martinue Tudlow Terre Waute Ind United Mine Workers’ District Indiana Washington Senate Niagaraver Brundige Arkansas Executive Department White House Grosvenor Lancaster Pennsylvania Limited Parkburg Pennsylvania Limited Charles A. Brown Philadelphia

Chicago Board of Trade Market Quotes for June 7

Chicago quotes show mixed grain prices with wheat, corn and oats posting modest gains. Live stock sections report varied receipts and price ranges for hogs cattle sheep and lambs with regional bids from East Buffalo also noted.

Chicago Chicago Board of Trade East Buffalo Live Stock East Buffalo N. Y Dewning & Stevens Live Stock Commission Best

Dr Pierce Medicines Promoted For Known Composition

The article argues that public concern over medicines has benefited awareness. It notes Dr Pierce of Buffalo published full ingredient lists and emphasizes that his Golden Medical Discovery uses no alcohol or narcotics. Ingredients are plant based and glycerine is used to support healing in bronchial and lung conditions.

Pierce Buffalo N. Y Grover Coe New York Bartholow Jefferson Medical College Phila Scudder Cincinnati

Early Risers laxative praised across Europe and America

Black privation of light described. thousands testify to Early Risers efficiency. These pills are a staple in millions of homes as a pleasant reliable laxative that relieves constipation without griping. Sold by J. Rossbacher. Lake Shore Ry seeks summer boarding places for 1906 listing. respond to agent or A. J. Smith Cleveland.

John Rossbacher Southern R’y Lake Shore Ry Lake Shore A. J. Smith Cleveland

Hall's Catarrh Cure touted as universal remedy claims

An old advert claims Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure for catarrh, a constitutional disease, taken internally to affect blood and mucous surfaces. It offers $100 reward for uncured cases and promotes testimonials plus Foley products for kidney and bladder relief. A Buffalo operator reports kidney pain relief after Foley's Kidney Cure.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo A. H. Thurnes Buffalo Foley

Personally Conducted Tour to California

Exclusive first class tour under the Tourist Department Chicago Union Pacific North Western Line departs Chicago Wednesday February 7 spending February and March in sunshine and flowers. $350 covers all expenses railway fare sleeping cars meals dining cars and hotel costs. Service first class in every respect. For itineraries and details apply S A Hutchinson Manager 2123 Clark St and 120 Jackson Blvd Chicago.

Tourist Department Chicago Union Pacific North ‘Western Line S. A. Hutchinson Clark St Jackson Blvd

Stimulation Without Irritation For Digestive Relief

Urine Laxative Fruit Syrup aids digestion and stimulates the liver and bowels without irritating these organs. It does not nauseate or gripe and is mild and pleasant to take according to A. R. Otis. Coltsfoot leaves were smoked in Britain before tobacco introduction.

A. R. Otis

Foley's Honey and Tar Endorsed for Coughs and Lung Trouble

A. R. Herren of FinchArk praises Foley’s Honey and Tar as best for coughs colds and lung trouble noting it cured consumption in early stages. A. R. Otis echoes the endorsement as a satisfied user.

A. R. Herren Finch, Ark Foley A. R. Otis

Cartoonish quip on John Paul Jones stamp and canals

An eccentric, fragmented reminiscence mocks stamps bearing John Paul Jones and compares canal design to natural upheaval. It notes tin ore selling for 860 a ton and hints at wealth and risk while blending nautical, geological, and economic imagery.

John Paul Jones

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John Deibele Archy Campbell J.C. Fetter Campbell & Fetter Bankers Capital F. L. Bluhm Bert Baughman William Kendallville Noble County Bank Hndallvil Ind Capital Miqney JACO8 Kellee, M. Jacobe BARR A. A Northwest Pacific Coast Baltimore’& Ohio Railroad Baltimore & Ohio Rabel’s Lux Office Cade A. J.rossbacher Korea Japan China God DeWitt DeWitt’s Montana Terence Fleming William Bailey Mike Gabbage Thomas Skelley al. McFate Matt Reikka Roy Carey Joe Bracey Carey Bracey No. 6 Storm Path Indiana Democracy Kodo A. J. Rossbest the Daily Sun Bill Ian Terre Haute House Chicago Grain Lucy Stovall Tilton Kodol Ladef DeWie i Shienge A.R. Otis Baltimore & Ohio BR. R. Co Earest Baltimore & Ohio Ticket Agent Europe America Christiania California Britain Bumalo Loecomise Uieveland Ise Atage Toledo Kendally Eosam Icran Eintart Idamiit Cao Chicago Ar Chicago Ly Edo Elkhart Kendallvile Toledo Ar Cleveland Ar T Buffalo Ly I. Dear Nendallville Ditu Grand Rapids & Indian. By Daly Eorth kap _ bv Kenda'v Wolcotty’e Jiu LaGrange Sturgis Kalamazoo Lpm Reed Olty Cadillac Golog South ExSun Daily Ly. Kendal'le “ Cinciona’t Ilia Re UL. Lockwood G. P T. A. Grand Rapids Y.eeBrows Kendallville W.p.myers South State Street G. A. Teal Kendallville, Indiana H. Oo. King Wetmeyer Building Main and Mitchell Streets North Mals Street J. M. Tlal Corner Main and Mitchell Sts. Knodallvilie H. A. Moyer Moyer Kendaillvilie Intisa Eer Nervita Wes Gearly West Chemical Mfg. CO Qi W. Jackson Street John Rosshacher Spain Ss. D. Myers The Ohio College G. B. Boonyan D.horake Ez. P. Lash Justice OF the Peace Syphmeter Building Thell St Cem K.K. Wheelock M. D Fort Wayne Harrison St Reynolds Ste Catholic Church Waynes Alice. E. Houghton Osteopath North Main Street Ecw
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