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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1892

Page

4

Trade Review Signals Broad U S Economic Strength

R G Dun & Co reports the countrywide business climate remains excellent with trade volumes higher than ever and easy money in several cities. It notes strong Chicago collections, rising cotton activity, and steady manufacturing, while currency demand accelerates in the southwest and western markets show solid gains.

New York R. G. Dun & Co Weekly Review of Trade Boston Philadelphia Baltimore Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Detroit Southwest Milwaukee Muuney Minneapolis St. Paul Himbert Omaha Gould Denver Salt Lake Kansas City St. Louis Memphis Little Rock New Orleans

Burglars Loot Van Buren Third Avenue Safe

Burglars forced entry to the R. J. Gunning Sign Company building on Van Buren Street and Third Avenue. They blew open the safe and stole contents likely totaling thousands of dollars. Officer Zabel discovered the break in. no arrest has been made.

Cnicaco van Buren Street Third Avenue R. J. Gunning Sign Company Zabel

Rumor of Goulds illness denied on Wall Street

A Saturday rumor on Wall Street claimed Jay Gould lay dying at his Fifth Avenue home but a Western Union inquiry found him not ill or indisposed. In Knoxville a pay car stove exploded injuring Paymaster Claxton and severely damaging part of the car amid cold weather.

Napoleon Wellington Bonaparte New York Wall Street Jay Gould Fifth Avenue United Press Western Union Munn Knoxville Tenn Knoxville, Cumberland Fap Louisville Luttrell Claxton

Bubear to Row Hosmer in January

Boston, Nov 28 George Hosmer the oarsman due to sail for England this Saturday cabled George Bubear asking if he would row him Bubear replied that he will row Hosmer in the middle of January.

Bubear Hosmer Boston George Hosmer England George Bubear

Lehigh Valley Railway Settles Mud Run Injuries

The Lehigh Valley railway paid Andrew McGurren ten thousand dollars for a broken leg and other injuries and Patrick Rehers fifteen thousand dollars for permanent injuries from the Mud Run disaster in Scranton on November 28.

Scranton Lehigh Valley Railway Andrew McGurren Patrick Rehers

Remarkable Relief From Rheumatism With Pain Balm

A Nebraska man reports his wife suffered severe rheumatism until Chamberlain's Pain Balm provided great relief after using six bottles. The testimonial notes it is readily available from local druggists, with 50 cent bottles for sale.

Laddamus Chamberlain Jas Coleman Lowell, Neb Joe. K. Smock

London advices extend evicted tenants commission

London reports that the evicted tenants commission has been prolonged until January and Parliament will resume its session then.

London Tennants

Panhandle wreck at Harvey station kills three

At 3 o clock Friday morning a Panhandle wreck on the Indianapolis division near Harvey station between Cambridge City and Richmond left three men dead or fatally injured. The victims include W. E. Beerman of Indianapolis a fireman instantly killed engineer H. H. Meyer also of Indianapolis with both legs crushed and Harry Hendricks of Indianapolis head brakeman severely and probably fatally scalded.

Indianapolis Panhandle Harvey Station Cambridge City Richmond W. E. Beerman H. H. Meyer Harry Hendricks

Lawrenceville Strikers Vote to Continue Pittsburgh Mills Battle

Lawrenceville strikers at Carnegie Union mills meet from 10 to 2 and vote 120 to 43 to continue the strike. Leaders argue no old positions available, so surrender offers no gain. Conductor A G Bently of Union Pacific dies in Nebraska after attempting to set air brakes and being ground to pieces on the track. He leaves a wife and child.

Pittsburg Lawrenceville Carnegie Union Mills Shelton Neb A. G. Bently Union Pacific Grand Island

Missouri Kansas Texas Railway first year under new management

The Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway reports its first year under current management ending June 30 1892. Gross earnings reach 9 750 536 70 dollars with expenses and renewals 7 093 694 42 taxes 286 873 13 leaving net profits 2 359 996 04 and an expense to earnings ratio of 75 7 percent.

M., K. and T. New York Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway Company

Valuable Horses Cremated in Westchester Stable Fire

Fire at Croton house stables in Westchester destroyed the trotting stallion Challenge a half brother to Jay Eye Lee a brood mare and a colt valued at 8000 for the stallion and total loss 10000 The blaze is suspected incendiary and the animals were uninsured.

Westchester N. Y Jay Eye Lee Croton House Challege

Poisoned pair in Le Seur tragedy shocks town

At St Henry in Le Seur county on Tuesday morning Joseph E Haunder died suddenly after his tobacco contained strychnine. On Wednesday morning Agnes Beer his wife's sister also died in the same manner and left a letter asking to be buried with Haunder. It is suspected both committed suicide.

Leseuer Minn St. Henry le Seur Joseph E. Haunder Agnes Beer Haunder

Lithgow Library Fund Receives Major Donations

Andrew Carnegie offers nine thousand dollars toward the eighteen thousand needed. I P Randall adds one thousand of the remaining nine thousand. Other donors include James G Blaine Emmons Blaine and G W Bradbury as the total fund reaches forty four thousand dollars.

Augusta Andrew Carnegie Lithgow I. P. Randall James G. Blaine Emmons Blaine G. W. Bradbury

Iowa Vote Complete Returns Harrison Lead

Official returns from all Iowa counties show Harrison with 219,373 votes, Cleveland 196,408, Weavever 20,626, Bidwell 6,322. Des Moines reports the statewide totals as counted on November 28.

Iowa Des Moines Harrison Cleveland Wi'eaver Bidwell

New Discovery Links Nerves to Liver and Digestion

An ad touts Dr Miles Nerve and Liver Pills as a speedy cure for biliousness bad taste torpid liver piles and constipation. It claims suitability for all ages with 50 doses for 25 cents and samples at Crowder & Reeds. A Northampton assizes juror in the Macrae murder case was fined 50 pounds for absence without leave.

Carter Viala ER Medicine CP SRAL GSE Miles Crowder & Reeds Macrae Northampton Assizes England

Educators praise Dr Franklin Miles popular works

The article lauds Dr Franklin Miles as entertaining and educating. It notes Nervine advertisements appear in the paper and mentions Crowder & Reed distributing the Nervous and Heart Diseases book and trial bottles of Nervine with testimonials for nervous prostration headaches poor memory dizziness sleeplessness neuralgia hysteria fits and epilepsy.

Franklin Miles Crowder & Reed Dr. Miles

A Game Little Indians Play on the Western Plains

Describes children among native communities enjoying outdoor games. Favorite Wool ball involves a leader in the center blowing a light wool ball to others without touching it. The ball is passed around the circle and the center leader changes when the ball goes outside the ring.

London

Dr King's New Discovery Offered With Refund Policy

Advertisers authorize druggists to sell Dr King's New Discovery for coughs and colds with a money back guarantee if no benefit after a fair trial. Free trial bottles at Joe K Smock's store, large sizes 50 cents and one dollar. Plus a series of testimonials about Chamberlain's Eye and Skin Ointment and other remedies from various towns.

Dr. King Joe K. Smock Chamberlain S. Witherell Jacksmith Fort Madison Iowa DA. Garr Blackburn Bays Chamberlin

Democratic meeting ends as crowd jokes about unity

An Alabama political meeting featured a speaker pleading for party unity with the Weaver-Kolb plan. A democratic farmer interjected asking for harmony with “any cord will do,” causing amusement and leading to a resolution to exclude political references at future gatherings.

Jersy City

Dr Miles New Heart Cure Endorsed by Testimonies

Strong witnesses report remarkable relief from heart disease after using Dr Miles New Heart Cure. Nathan Allison of Glen Rock Pa and Peter Jaquet of Salem N J describe lasting benefits including sleep and eased breath. Free book available from Crowder Reed. best Chicago notes caution on extortion during the fair opening.

Miles Nathan Allison Glen Rock Peter Jaquet Salem N. J Phy Crowder & Reed

Sunken sunlit logs lure Dennisville diggers for eight years

A sunken white cedar forest off New Jersey coast fuels a thriving underground logging trade in Dennisville. Workers dig through mud to reach large timber, sometimes cutting growing trees to access logs just feet below the surface. Believed sunk by an earthquake, the site has drawn attention as a valuable, ongoing enterprise.

New Jersey Dennisville Philadelphia Press

Electric Bitters touted as pure medicine for stomach liver and kidneys

Eletric Bitters has gained rapid popular favor as a pure medicinal tonic and alterative. It is presented as a cure for sick headache indigestion constipation and malaria with a satisfaction guarantee and refund. Sold by Joe K Smock.

Joe K. Smock

Quiet quarrel ends in late night confrontation

A dialogue excerpt shows a couple arguing after midnight about staying up and waiting. One party complains the other should be home, while the other notes four hours of wakefulness spent at the club awaiting sleep. The exchange reveals tension over sobriety and presence.

Deepest Ocean May Far Surpass Everest Heights

The St Louis Republic notes the claim that ocean depths reach beyond the height of Mount Everest, with the worst evidence suggesting depths 10,000 feet deeper. The item cites a variety of fleeting quotes and ads from period sources, including street talk and small notices.

St. Louis Republic

Abominably Printed Letter Sparks Romantic Mixup

A humorous quip from New York Weekly recounts a business man lamenting a typewritten letter full of blunders. The colleague suggests firing the worker, but it’s a girl. After playful banter the idea of marriage arises, but she won’t have him.

N. Y. Weekly. A

Golden Medical Discovery Claims Exceptional Cure Rates

An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as curing hundreds known and thousands unknown, urging readers not to dismiss their own case as exceptional. It claims most ailments stem from impure blood and invites the reader to try, offering money-back if not cured.

Dr. Pierce Golden Medical Discovery

Cough Remedy Made From Licorice and Raisins

A traditional cough remedy prescribes an ounce of licorice a quarter pound of raisins flaxseed teaspoonful and two quarts of water boiled to one quart then a quarter pound of rock candy and juice of one lemon. The mixture is taken as half a pint at bedtime and extra as the cough worsens.

Castoria and gadgets mix in century ad roundup

A medley of old ads and notices includes Castoria claims for children and adults, a veterinary liniment promise, a Idaho drownings note, a South American tonic, a 34th Senator Jones reference, and a Chicago bookmaker Jim Wall reported missing with suspected foul play.

Jim Wall Chicago Garfield Park

Derailed special train disrupts Gilmore band tour

A special train carrying Gilmore's band derailed near Weedensburg but narrowly avoided a severe accident. W. S. Ellis, superintendent of Madison County schools, will serve as deputy secretary of state under Capt. W. R. Myers.

Gilmore Weedensburg W. S. Ellis Madison County W. R. Myers

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