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Newspaper
Kendallville Daily Sun
Location
Kendallville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1902
Page
2
Jeffersonville Indiana marks its centennial with a flags and banners parade from the courthouse, riverfront fireworks, and speakers from Indianapolis New Albany and Louisville. The event recalls Clark’s 1778 expedition and the 1802 lot sales that founded Jeffersonville on old Fort Steuben lands.
United States officials locate ringleaders in a race riot plot in Indiana. Secret service orders suspects to refrain from armed activity and threatens rioting charges. Officials say several negro residents have left the valley and employers curb talk under threat of dismissal.
Councilman Kohli raised 2000 in a bribe claim against East Ohio Gas amendments. Mayor Johnson named Dr F W Daykin as the go between. Daykin arrested at midnight and held on bribery charges at Central Police HQ.
Felipe Buencamino former Aguinaldo cabinet member and Federal party leader travels to Canton with Frank L Jeannini war department interpreter. They meet Mrs McKinley precede West Lawn cemetery visit and dinner with Judge Day. Buencamino says Mrs McKinley is a fine model for Dolorosa and sheds tears during the address.
A lantern topple ignited a stable blaze in Madison Illinois last night destroying most of the city. Damages reach about 200000 with most residents aiding in firefighting and no human losses though many horses burned. Insurance partially covers the loss.
New high price for Texas cattle reported at Chicago stock yards. E. D. Farmer of Aledo Texas sold eight steers averaging 1314 pounds at 7.65 per hundredweight.
OCR fragment outlines market rates for notes and bonds with figures around 7.50 and 87.4 to 97.7, mentions heavy paced spip and fair value ranges. Reference to calves and sheep suggests livestock pricing in a regional market column. Unable to extract complete entities due to fragmentary text.
An advertisement promotes Peptorene as a simple, harmless solution to fatigue, headaches, constipation, and loss of appetite linked to poor digestion. It claims it helps liver, kidney, and stomach function, positions digestion as the key to well being, and urges purchase from druggists or direct sample offers.
A Chicago Record-Herald piece questions whether saving money on hats justifies wearing imitation headgear to gain social respect. The verse contemplates pride, fear of judgment, and the cost of appearances over thrift, ending with a call to spend prudently rather than bow to social pressure.
Mr. R A Pierce of Mason City Iowa praises Batley’s Dyspepsia Tablets for stomach trouble indigestion belching and dyspeptic troubles. The chocolate coated tablets claim relief from the first dose priced at 25 cents and made by Lakeside Med Co Chicago sold by A R Otis.
A New York World report quotes a troubling exchange about abuse with a man recalling his first harsh strike on a horse and fearing to continue. The dialogue underscores animal cruelty concerns in a historical context.
D Scott Currin of Loganton Pa endorses One Minute Cough Cure as safe and fast acting for coughs colds and throat and lung troubles. Claims include croup and bronchitis relief with immediate effect and notes sale by A R Otis.
A rope breaks while a safe is hoisted from the ninth to the fifteenth floor of the Queen Fire Insurance building in New York. Two men on top of the safe are killed when it drops, shatters on impact, and scatters its contents across Cedar and William streets. The incident creates a blast-like crash and a cloud of dust as the building and nearby street tremble.
In 1889 Oklahoma land rush tale a newspaper editor suffers severe diarrhea from bad water and heat. After a neighbor offers Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, a large dose relieves agony within minutes and full sleep returns within an hour. Sold by A. R. Otis.
Report notes 788 Americans died in boiler explosions last year versus 24 in Britain. Source highlights higher U S fatality toll and suggests safety gaps and enforcement differences between the two nations.
Advertisement touts Otis Tropical Tea as a superior non-prescription cure for stomach and bowel cleansing and blood purification. Promoted as pleasant, gentle and inexpensive, with a large package priced at 25 cents.
S R Meredith of Willow Grove Delaware proclaims DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve as a cure for piles and skin wounds. The ad asserts piles yield to the salve and warns against counterfeits with A R Otis as the seller.
A figure shows 1878 with 45 deaths per million due to intemperance and a current rate of 77 per million.
A. R. Otis advertises Chamberlains Oolio as a dependably pleasant remedy for summer diarrhea in children and claims it saves many lives annually. The notice also touts Otis Tropical Tea as a laxative and mentions ivory sources from Zanzibar and Ceylon.
R A Gray of Oakville testifies after ten years with kidney disease that Foley's Kidney Cure gave him relief. He describes severe symptoms and movement limitations before recommending the remedy sold by H C Cunningham.
A vintage ad explains spring fever as torpid liver and inactive bowels and warns of illness if untreated. DeWitt's Little Early Risers are promoted as safe pills that stimulate the liver open the bowels and cleanse impurities. A. R. Otis.
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