Bargain Lot Offers Hats Belts and Caps
Store advertises leather belts at 39 cents and shade leather belts at 19 cents. Plaid hats and caps cut to 15 cents. Men's ventilated crash caps reduced to 1 cent. Men's crash suits priced at 1 dollar 50 cents.
26 Jul 1900
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Newspaper
New Albany Evening Tribune
Location
New Albany, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1900
Page
1
Store advertises leather belts at 39 cents and shade leather belts at 19 cents. Plaid hats and caps cut to 15 cents. Men's ventilated crash caps reduced to 1 cent. Men's crash suits priced at 1 dollar 50 cents.
The Indiana association of Symbalists expelled August Koch and his wife from the group amid bitter quarrels between mediums and conservatives. Mrs Koch vows to contest the decision in court as the state body wages war on reputed mediums and the psychic faction led by Barrett and Moses Hull.
Edward W. Green of North Judson Indiana remains alive though ossification began a year ago. The man’s body is as hard as bone except his face and weighs about as much as a stone. He is 40 years old and slowly loses use of his arms and legs as physicians study the unusual condition.
In Logansport Indiana on July 26 the will leaves the estate remainder valued about 5000 to the widow in equal shares with four named women and a John Wimmelberger. General William Grose remains critically ill after a second stroke and unable to recognize close friends. A man named William Lyda died under suspicious circumstances and his stomach contents were sent for analysis. An asthma remedy claim promotes Foury’s Honey and Tar with testimonials and a contact in Barrington.
Georgetown Ky July 20 testimony in the Powers trial focused on McKenzie Todd governor Taylor’s private secretary. The defense will show the mountaineers acted in good faith to petition the legislature and not to intimidate. Separate note from Indiana reports Dr Charles Waddell seeks amendment to health law to require physician presence at death and proof of fate.
In Lafayette Indiana on July 20 health officials investigated the milk supply amid shocking discoveries. Analysis reveals formaline and picarbonate preservatives. water dilutions not counted. In Plymouth Indiana on July 26 farmer J F Clark was killed by a fast train on the Baltimore and Ohio railway while returning home.
Washington July 26 Bristow report on Cuban postal frauds assigns Neely embezzlement at least 141718 dollars and urges removal of Rathbone. It accuses Rathbone of unlawful per diem expenses and unauthorized warrants, with Neely and Reeves implicated in destroying surcharged stamps and conspiracies.
Covington jury returns verdict of guilty in Wallace Bishop case for killing a tramp at the Lagoon and fatally shooting Officer Max McQuery during arrest. Judge Tarvin promptly sentences Bishop to hang.
A garbled OCR shows a mix of phrases about a fax reference and a prior year graduation tally. It lists professional graduates including doctors lawyers and clergymen totaling 16 448 with numbers 5 597 3 065 and 1 672 respectively. Additional disjointed lines refer to a NY dealer and a health product claim.
Union City Indiana July 26 police uncover a gang of thieves believed to be local and connected to respectable families. Residents refuse prosecution due to fear of violence as nightly robberies continue and a vigilance committee is discussed. Wabash July 28 railroad rule bans smoking in Michigan City division shops. UCargo Dr D B UCargile reports Electric Bitters curing chronic sores and eczema. Oakland City July 26 Carrie Holdtsaper 200 drowning death while berrying alone near a pond.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a product called Forey s Kidney Cure and a joke about a runaway automobile and horse sense. There is little coherent context beyond a drug advertisement fragment and a judge quote, with scattered phrases about female weaknesses and kidney health.
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