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Newspaper
Kendallville Daily Sun
Location
Kendallville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1902
Page
3
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for female diseases, claiming it restores health, regularity, and vitality. It includes a testimonial from Mary E. Lewis of Tanner West Virginia, detailing long illness, weight gain after treatment, and improved well being. The copy also mentions Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets promoting digestive restoration.
The notice lists accommodation trains eastbound from Kendall-Wile at 9.0 p.m. and daily Saluther trains except Sunday with additional westbound service at a1a.m. En route fares show 454.01 and references A.J. 2MIH Gen's Pass and The Agt. position.
New York June 20 Democratic unity dominated a gala opening at the Tilden Club with Grover Cleveland and David B. Hill appearing together for the first time in five years. Cleveland announced retirement from politics amid applause while Hill spoke on Democratic ideals and opposition to tariff taxation. Bryan was invited but did not attend.
David Bennett Hill addresses the club praising democratic ideals and criticizing the current administration for foreign policy. He lauds Hour's Philippine policy speech as sound and condemns Roosevelt’s Decoration Day remarks as improper. He defends loyalty to country over aggressive Americanism and condemns interfering abroad without Senate consent.
In Montpelier the Republican convention nominated General J. G. McCullough of Bennington for governor on the third ballot. Percival W. Clement's supporters left in protest, forming an independent ticket discussion, tied to local option and license questions, while Clement urged calm. The platform remains standard Republican with no major features.
Ex governor Edward S Scofield in Superior says he will accept the Republican nomination for Wisconsin governor at Madison on July 1 if the party wants him. He urges party unity to protect its integrity, but would prefer another candidate be chosen.
Milwaukee June 20 Bishop Nicholson of the Milwaukee Episcopal diocese issues a pronouncement against tobacco use. He urges priests to judge wisely though not explicitly forbidding it, arguing tobacco brings no spiritual or physical benefit and citing its evils. The statement causes notable stir among clergy.
The Senate adopted the Spooner substitute for the Hepburn Nicaragua canal bill by 67 to 6 after two amendments, directing a commission to supervise construction and authorizing 130 million dollars in gold bonds. The vote favored selecting the Panama route if title to Panama Canal Co. property is clear. otherwise Nicaragua route. Conferees named.
Washington reports indicate the Venice court inquiry into the Chicago's men may strain relations with Italy. Admiral Crowninshield criticizes Captain Dayton's court martial push while stressing harsher treatment of prisoners abroad and prompting Italian ambassador Des Planches to seek Navy records from Secretary Moody.
Washington observers expect today’s Republican conference to decide if the Cuban reciprocity bill will be reported. Some advocates hope for action while others fear a bleak outlook. Beet sugar supporters state their position and oppose a reciprocity treaty, preferring the issue be deferred to the next session.
Dresden reports King Albert of Saxony died at 8 05 p m yesterday after a prolonged illness. He had no children leaving his elder brother Prince George to succeed him as ruler. Albert was the last of the 1870 generals who led the German army with an independent command in the Franco Prussian war.
A corpse was found in a sleeping car berth on the Northwestern line after a crew moved a passenger from Soo to the Northwestern station in Escanaba Michigan. The victim, Bess Mathewson of the Soo, was en route to Chicago for treatment when she died in the arms of a fellow traveler. The train left Wednesday night and the body was left in a berth. Chicago baseball scores section follows with various league results and standings.
Martin P Higgins of Chiylestown Mass reelected president of the International Printing Pressmen and Assistants union. Harrison Randolph of Virginia chosen president of the University of Arkansas. Coal for Cook County Illinois to cost 10 percent more this year. Mrs George Lightner killed and Miss Rose Wheeler and Mrs William Wheeler fatally wounded at Toledo. Nutgers College New Jersey receives a gift of 50000 from Ralph Voorhees. John D Rockefeller donates 250000 to Cornell. Andrew Carnegie named vice president of the Society of American Authors. President Roosevelt may attend St. Louis on Sept 30. Henry Rechtin of the justice department to supervise a $7 distribution. Pawtucket rioters dispersed by militia. British Commons vote 250000 to Kitchener after Irish and Radical objections. Patrick Meagh calls magistrate at Sligo and gets three months for contempt. Young Theodore Roosevelt wins Groton School punctuality prize.
A lyrical poem describes a stormy flighting night with shorebirds and predatory birds, detailing the wind, waves, and gunner stalking prey as the tide rises. The scene shifts to a promotional medical ad in small type, offering a deafness cure claim and product endorsement.
A historical recipe instructs dissolving two ounces of shellac and one ounce of borax in a quart of water, boiling to a perfect solution, then adding two teaspoonfuls of glycerin. Afterward, introduce enough aniline black in water to achieve a good color and the finish is ready for use.
Promotes appetite and digestion says to cleanse stomach and regulate liver and bowels. For sale by A. R. Otis. Warns that many men fall victim to circumstances from laziness.
W T Sturdevant of Merry Oaks N C recounts fifteen years of indigestion and says Kodol gave immediate relief letting him eat almost anything. Ad urges not dieting but wholesome meals and claims Kodol aids digestion without stomach effort. Otis Tropical Tea touts energy and relief for 25c.
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