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Newspaper

Warsaw Union

Location

Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1902

Page

7

Worth a King's Ransom Letter from Herndon Virginia praising Peruna

A letter from Mrs Col J Gresham of Herndon Fairfax County Virginia extols Peruna Medicine Co Columbus Ohio as a life changing tonic. She overcomes catarrh and lung illness after using six bottles and urges others to try it. The company claims thousands of women owe their lives and health to Peruna and offers a free booklet for women titled Health and Beauty.

Peruna Col. BE J. Gresham Peruck Perona Union Feruna Medicine Co Columbus

The Seventh Heaven and Odd Smiles in Crime Ads

A fragment from a Philadelphia Record passage blends talking, humor, and era voice with stray ads and medical quackery. It references Mercury in cures, Hall’s Catarrh Cure from J Cheney Co, testimonials, and a mix of newspaper bits about recreation and travel.

Hall J. Cheney & Co Talodu, C Foleda Ohio FL Cheney A Co Druggiala

Record of the Week: Murder Confession and Prohibition Ticket

Arthur Moyer, a 19 year old Lowell lad, confesses killing his employer Douglas Craft on April 18. The Prohibition party at Indianapolis names its state ticket, including James M. Dungan for Secretary of State and Sumner W. Baynes as Attorney General. Leonard Morgan released on parole from Michigan City prison after forgery crimes. Old milling firm EM Bros. of South Bend declares bankruptcy with debts of about 90,020 and assets around 62,000. Accidental shooting kills Aaron C. Black near Long Ch. others: a spate of brief items from Boonville to Martinsville, including bank openings, fire damage, and civic events.

Arthur Moyer Lowell Douglas Craft Mueyer Craft Moyer Kankakee Gret Prohibition Party Earl Stineapring Lafayette J. Lawle Speicher Wabash Count Forger Leonard Morgan New York City Michigan City Morgan New York Mra. Morgan EM Bros South Bend Lodiapapolia Lab!itles Joseph Leiter Thomas J. Eriil John Kraft Boonville Pierce Butler Greenfield Jen Warsaw IW. A Wilcox James Jenkins Michigantown Rider Canning Crothersville George Noland Andersen Henry Soppenfield Petersburg White River Carnegie Logansport Alexandria Jacob Neely Martinsville Rosa Manning Alliance Murdock Veneer Works Washington Emanuel Miller Brazil Beouis Russell Perry Stout Gwensboro Princeton Herman Blool Clinton James M. Robinson Kendallville Kokomo Edward Waugh Maude Vickery James Carlin Carlin Flora James Howhart Rowhart James T. James Patrick Alurdock Tho Lewis Russiaville Methylist Red Men's Hall May Levesay Jeffersonville Abcession Bert. Keck of. Telephone Company Marion

Corrigan Dies in New York Archbishop Succumbed to Pneumonia

Archbishop Corrigan died at the archiepiscopal residence in New York City after a collapse. He had recently recovered from pneumonia that followed an February accident in the Kelly Memorial Chapel. Born Michiel Augustine Corrigan in Newark on August 12, 1840 he studied at Rome and Seton Hall before becoming bishop of Newark in 1871 and later archbishop of New York. His death came amid a bedside vigil with relatives and priests present.

Bbishop New York Pneumonis Corrigan New York City Father Lavalle Cathedc Starrante Curley Kelly Memorial Chapel Michiel Augustine Corrigan Newark N. J St. Mary's Emmettsburg Rome Cardinal Patvizi Lateran Basilica James Roosevelt Bayley Seton Hall College McQuaid Leo Archdiocese of Cardinal McCloskey

Mrs Soffel Pleads Guilty in Biddle Escape Case

Mrs Kate Soffel wife of Warden Soffel at Allegheny County jail appeared in Pittsburg court and pleaded guilty to aiding and abetting the escape of Edward and John Biddle. The pair tried to flee toward the Canadian border after Mrs Soffel aided them with a sleeping potion and weapon in a dramatic escape that ended with a shootout and suicides.

Biddie Brothers Kate Soffel Soffel Allegheny County Pittsburg Prixonera Baffel

Oklahoma flood kills twelve at Foss and washes away homes

A day and night cloudburst on the Washita River in Foss Oklahoma drowned twelve people all women and children unable to find shelter. The flood rose ten feet in thirty minutes tearing apart frame houses and washing away fifty homes. Three miles of railway near Cordell were washed out and crops across twenty miles were destroyed.

Washita Oklahoma Foss Washita River Blackwell Cordell Wichita Nebraska Platte

Envo ys in Havana Nominate New Cuban Officials

The White House announced appoin tments for Cuba including Herbert C. Squiers as minister to Cuba and Gen. Edward Bragg as consul general in Havana. Bragg’s age is misnoted and the consular income预计 ranges from 5 000 to 12 000 yearly along with other Senate nominees for immigration commissioner and internal revenue collector in Arkansas.

Gquiera Breage Coneut Herbert C. Squiers Legation Peblo Cuba White House Edward 8. Braig Fond du Lag Wia Havana Bragg Senate Frank P. Sargent Iknoia London Graig W. Wadsworth New York District of Arkansas Frank W. Tucker

Money in Circulation Surges in May Year Over Year

The general stock of money in the United States on May 1 totaled 2,552,862,141 dollars, up 59,397,401 from the same date last year. The money in circulation stood at 70,242, with a per capita estimate of 23.0 dollars based on a population of 78,880,000. The year’s increase in circulation reached 8,002,000 dollars.

United States

Stick to One Thing They Said, A Life of Shifting Careers

A Washington Star piece quotes a salaried man who recounts trying many paths from stocks to pharmacy to law and real estate, and finally land and buildings. He argues success comes from specializing and sticking to one pursuit, aided by prudent saving or investing in property. References include a tale of varied ventures and a concluding nod to specialists in the modern age.

Department Btar Jay Gould Straightway Pharmacy Blackstone Washington Star Lake Sarah Dodd

Immigration patterns and Italian emigration figures

Italian statistics show that immigration to America has reached about 160000 annually. About half of these return to Italy, while the greater part remain in the United States. The notice also mentions a catalog price list and printing services offered by various stamp dealers in Fort Wayne, Indiana.

Fort Wayne Ind America Italy United States

Edison Prophecies On Wireless Progress And Health Claims

The article discusses Edison’s wireless telegraph predictions including longer range and reduced interference, and notes advances toward electrical supremacy. It also advertises Ely's Cream Balm for nasal catarrh and hay fever with testimonials praising its effectiveness.

Be. Edison Mr. Edison

Photographs and prints showcase natural colors from Bermuda

A New Haven gentleman exhibited at the Connecticut Academy of Science striking color photographs and water color copies of Bermuda fishes. The Bermuda landscape scene captured water, greens, blues, pinks, purples, yellows, and oranges with photographic precision.

New Haven Connecticut Acadaemy of Science Bermuda

Nickel Plate excursion tickets to Fort Wayne and Port Wayne route

Advertisement notes round trip fare between two stations on the Nickel Plate Road with same day return, urging inquiries to Nickel Plate agents in Port Wayne and Fort Wayne. Includes a brief unrelated anecdote about mourning bonnet and a reference to a Red Cross Ball Blue product.

Harrisburg C. A. Antertin Ft. Wayne Ind Sandey Nickel Plate Road Nickel Plate Head C. A. Asteriin Port Wayne Int J. Hamilton Fort Wayl C. A. Asterlin Fort Wayne Led Tie J. Hamilton

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