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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1910
Page
2
In a Cleveland Plain Dealer item three at a cafe tie table, a lady and two men. Lights go out and a kiss occurs. each man smiles, the lady claims no kiss, and the trio exchange awkward glances as the lights return.
An advertisement touts Dean's Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney related ailments including backache dizziness and urinary issues. A testimonial from Nathan R. Jilll of Stryker Ohio claims relief and a cure after doctors predicted gravel and urged surgery. Product sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY at 50 cents per box.
An ickly advertised cure promises relief from rheumatism via a syrup of sarsaparilla, Toris Compound, and whisky dosed before meals and at night. Claims quick results and overall vitality boost, urging purchase from druggists. Also mentions Perry Davis Painkiller for chest and throat soreness and notes cartridge use on Abyssinian coin.
A railroad man champions a boom across Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta with rail stations every seven to eight miles fueling towns. Central Canada crops in 1909 valued around 195 million dollars up from 120 million, with American farmers joining the wealth. Holiday travel by 50,000 Westerners to homes and abroad costs near two million dollars in transport. good land and timber offers persist. Free homestead options remain, while railways and land companies sell reasonable parcels. Marine Eye Remedy ads urge stock in eye health with claims of benefit and affordability.
The Vindicator and Republican is a historical newspaper piece authored by the Vindicator and Republican Company outlining the paper’s role, ownership, and publication lineage.
Grand jury charges Paul Redieski and Michael McGovern with conspiring to defraud Chicago of 254000. Also named are Otto Niehoff Max Landguth George Moore Ralph Bonnell John C Parks Robert Green Richard Burk John McNicholas and Joseph Mahur. Bonds set at 20000 each as officials connected to the Lawrence avenue tunnel contract are accused of conspiring to obtain nine city warrants.
Kentucky officials investigate a large graveyard swindle tied to Walter Rider of Louisville a death in January and a coroner exhumation while life insurers in Indiana and Tennessee seek refunds. The case reveals a network using Albany Indiana as a base to operate insurers near Louisville. Police also report a Cheyenne robbery wave involving express and mail services. Watertown South Dakota rejected a move to a commission form of government by a small vote margin.
Allert R Haven editor of the Rochester Union and Advertiser died Thursday at age 63. He was a dramatist and wrote several successful plays.
Sioux City daily stock prices list Thursday quotations for Top beef and Top hogs with values showing Top beeyes at 5.30 and Top hogs at 8.10.
A man named Robertson was arrested in Louisville Kentucky on Thursday suspected of killing Mrs Jennie Cheyhorn whose headless body was found at a Chicago resort last week. Premier Knudson submitted the cabinet resignation to the king as Norwegian elections favored the opposition.
France endures a major Seine flood with the Louvre near inundation as a sewer threat looms. Masons rush to shore up the Louvre’s defenses while the Bercy subway station collapses. Villages report inundation, hunger, and displaced residents as rivers Rhone and Aone rise.
A Chicago federal grand jury opened a probe into the beef trust with National Packing Company as the first target. C. Snow, secretary treasurer, testified as the first witness, while about thirty subpoenas were issued to officials at National Packing, Armour, Swift, and Morris firms in a secret effort to avoid mass flight.
Anaconda Copper company announced a merger of the Butte copper properties on Wednesday afternoon. The stock of Anaconda will be increased to facilitate the merger.
Marshal Rudd of Carmi Illinois was found guilty of manslaughter for the shooting death of Mrs. Ann Holerjack, an elderly woman. He received an indeterminate penitentiary sentence after claiming the killing was accidental.
Adair county grand jury inquiry into Prof J T Vaughn’s death has ceased. Judge Shelton ruled only Monroe county coroner may order exhumation of Vaughn's body, buried in Monroe county.
Beach Iargis of Lexington Kentucky must serve life imprisonment for murdering his father. James Hargis, the feudist, according to a finding handed down by the Kentucky court of appeals at Frankfort Thursday.
Prohibition failed in Joplin Missouri by 814 votes within a 6504 ballots cast after a heated campaign. Women and children played a key role, marching and singing in the streets during the drive.
Julian Lamakin, a planter in Columbia County Georgia, appeals to authorities for protection of his property after a negro was shot to death on his plantation by masked men Monday night.
Census figures show the total cotton supply for the four months ending December 81 at 10,791,464 running bales. The data outlines regional outputs and suggests market implications for textile interests and farmers nationwide.
The foreign office reply to the U S request to defer applying Germany's general tariff to American imports until March 31 is understood to be a rejection of the delay suggestion.
Fire destroyed the business center of Duke Oklahoma a town of about 900 residents on Wednesday resulting in an estimated loss of 86000 dollars.
John B Baline of Seattle offers to lease 6000 acres in Katalla and Matansk a for 60 cents a ton royalty claiming 2 000 000 per 100 acres to the government. He bonds 1 000 000 and accuses backers of pushing a $10 per acre sale bill to aid a railroad scheme in Alaska.
Celeste Marie LeMoin, daughter of Charles Tucker, may become sole heir to more than $50,000 in an estate tied to the slaying of Tucker and Miss Bunkelman in a Seattle hotel. Tucker’s relatives in North Pharsalia, North Carolina, plan to press claims, while Loraine LeMoin’s reported fortunes may influence the outcome. Tucker left no will.
A legislative report states New York spent 107,866.85 dollars for Seattle Show participation and the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition. It notes it was in New York's interest to be represented and the Northwest's esteem grew through official and social participation at the fair.
Cleveland street car franchises on seven productive lines expired Tuesday but fines stay in operation. Fare reduced from five to three cents.
The Colorado State Federation of Labor on Tuesday adopted boycott resolutions. It is estimated that about 50,000 men in Mat state will join the boycott.
Apposed in Oakland California the Central Labor Council on Monday night refused to pass a resolution favoring a boycott on meat and cess arguing it would hurt only the farmer and retailer.
A tense chase surrounds Lena Adams, a 10-year-old Hot Springs Ark. schoolgirl faced by an unidentified Black assailant Tuesday. A hastily formed posse fears vigilante mob violence if the suspect is captured.
Former vice president Charles W. Fairbanks arrived in Naples from Constantinople on a Wednesday. He had been invited to speak in Rome on Lincoln's birthday.
Charitable and educational institutions received gifts totaling 162000 in the will of Francis Curtis of Chicago, filed in probate Tuesday.
Lynchburg Virginia born Daniel W John W Daniel was formally reelected Tuesday by Virginia’s General Assembly to the United States Senate marking his fifth election to the post.
A humorous vignette from Success Magazine recalls a four year old saying “Everybody but Jesus” visited Sunday school. The child explains Jesus was out visiting this morning while adults question the joke and its source.
An old guideline promotes a cough remedy mixing glycerine, Virgin Pine compound, and whisky as a cure for colds and throat trouble. It notes the Pine compound is made by Leach Chemical Co Cincinnati and sold in half-ounce vials. Mexico plans to spend 5,876,000 gold to improve Tonolobampo harbor.
An article asserts deafness cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated constitutionally. It cites catarrh as a cause, offers Hall's Catarrh Cure with a $100 reward, and mentions Dr. Cheney and Druggists selling products including Pierce's Pills and other tonics. It also notes Ashantee trees yield butter and promotes a world card mail offer from The Evening Wisconsin.
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