11 May 1901
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Newspaper
New Albany Evening Tribune
Location
New Albany, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1901
Page
1
Dr William Vail endorses Paine's Celery Compound as a wonderful remedy for nerve disorders and related ailments. The ad claims the product strengthens the nervous system, restores liver and kidney function, and aids digestion, with testimonials from medical professionals and references to its non patent medicine status.
A train route from Los Angeles to San Francisco through the Santa Clara valley showcases lavish flower displays at each stop. Reported stops at Ventura and Santa Barbara feature overwhelmed crowds and streets paved with blossoms as the president receives enthusiastic tribute en route to San Francisco. The era's travel narrative notes the public’s sustained support and the cultural pageantry accompanying the journey.
In Indianapolis on May 11 Minnie Franke, 100, burned to death while attempting to cook for her mother. Neighbors aided but she died from the blaze. the accident occurred as her sister and Minnie’s mother were away. Firefighter reports note hot stove contributed to the fatal flames.
The Syrup of Figs by the California Fig Syrup Co is described as a safe effective laxative. It cleanses the system relieves headaches fevers and constipation by acting on kidneys liver and bowels without irritation. The text notes figs and aromatic plants provide medicinal qualities and warns buyers to seek the full company name on packaging to avoid imitations.
The Indiana Municipal League closed its annual session in Columbus with record attendance and active interest. Officers elected include President George I Downes of Aurora, Vice President Boo Teentloof of Choshen, Secretary M. T. Denigan of Huntington, and Treasurer T. L. Melett of Elwood, among others.
In Waterloo Indiana on May 11 officials report suspected stunlipes cases. Residents misidentify as chickenpox while health officers confirm smallpox quarantines. Schools and churches remain closed. shops operate normally amid the confusion.
Judge Staith of the Jay circuit orders depositions of many people to identify heirs of the WH lint Newton estate. Most have been heard from. Frank Batcome alias Frank Black is missing, believed serving with the U S Army via the Philippines. Depositions move to New York then England. Schulte sentenced for life in Marion Indiana after killing wife and shooting a boarder. Tom Bropes charged with brutal assault in Petersburg. Maggie Wilson of Wells County regains her speech after 14 months.
Mishawaka celebrates a centenary as Joseph Plosh, a county farmer, recalls birth in New Jersey on May 10 97095 and nine children with three living. His date and memories are tied to local farm life and early county history.
Report from Evansville states Miss Ber tha Pranklars, missing for several days, was found yesterday in Piscom Creek. Authorities including coroner and police move to investigate a death tied to the case and the possibility of foul play. May 22. The United Peopleate company had employed line crews. yesterday a foreman was discharged for rule violations and the striking workers face delays in securing new assignments.
OlHe Stewart died after a prolonged illness tied to cigarette use. The 19 year old, badly weakened, lay in bed for several days as his skin darkened before death.
The piece notes historic wealth figures like Solomon Croesus and Midas. It mentions John Topkins known as Vulture Broprokins for greedy money practices, credited as architect of his fortune dying worth $1.5 million in 1732 per the New York Press. Also advertises Folrey’s Kidney Cure for ailment relief.
The New Albany Business College, established in 5, marks 36 years of continuous operation May 31 under J. G. Strunk and D. M. Hammond. A summer session begins June 3 offering bookkeeping and stenographic courses taught by a practical, up-to-date faculty. The school cites strong enrollment, practical training, and broad employer demand as reasons for its success and city impact.
Washington letter from 1899 praises Smithmeyer architect of the Congressional Library and lauds Peruna as a universal catarrh cure. The piece outlines endorsements from Senators, officers, and physicians, touting Peruna as unmatched with no substitutes. It urges readers to request Dr Hartman’s book on catarrh sent free by the Columbus Ohio firm.
A department store style vignette shows a conductor on car 319 politely identifying the destination as the car barn after a young woman asks. The piece reflects old newspaper humor and-classic quips about travel manners and social grace.
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