Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription for Women's Ailments
The ad promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a potent restorative for women weakened by overwork and childbirth. It claims relief for headaches backache irregular menses and pelvic symptoms and urges requesting the booklet from Dr. Pierce in Buffalo New York to learn about its alcohol free glyceric formula and trusted ingredients.
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Br. Pierce
Ur Bierce
Riv. Pierce
Suffalo
N. Y
Longest Train Through Jasper on French Lick Line
A train of sixty eight cars and a caboose passed Jasper last Saturday night on the Southern’s French Lick extension. Part of the cars carried coal and the run showcased a modern locomotive designed to cut costs and boost dividends. Engineers who built the line are praised for the feat despite steep terrain and a 2000 foot tunnel near French Lick.
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Jasper
French Lick
Southern
Jasper Herald
Playing Tag in Bedford After Dog Tag Ordinance
Following Bedford dog tag ordinance, Columbus Republic notes raid on untagged dogs. Twelve new dogs captured, four escapees sentenced to death. twelve tagged dogs await redemption in two days. City issued 469 tags so far from an initial 500, with only twenty remaining and plans to order 200 more.
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Columbus Republican
Bedford
Taxability Question On Barrett Law Street Bonds Remains Open
Marion county board of review has not ruled on whether Barrett law street improvement bonds are taxable though state tax commissioner Parks Martin says they are. The Hoosier Construction Company assessment was reduced partly because much of its property is in Barrett law bonds. The board has not yet decided its general stance and has received inquiries from bond dealer J F Wild.
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Barrett Law
Marion County Board of Review
Parks Martin
Marion County Board
Albert Womack
Hoosier Construction Company
Indianapolis
Barrett Law Improvement
J. F. Wild
Mitchell Man Alleges Wife Unfit Over Adultery Claim
A Mitchell man charges his wife is in love with John Reynolds of Mitchell and unfit to care for their three children due to negligence and indecent conduct. He seeks custody and support as the divorce action proceeds.
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John Reynolds
Mitchell
Durment Sues for Divorce Over Alleged Separation
James Durment, through attorney George R. Hazelton, files for divorce from wife Sarah S. Durment. The Vincennes dispatch says she left February 15 to Mitchell to be with John Reynolds, stayed two months, returned to Vincennes for three weeks, then went back to Mitchell and refused to return home.
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Anguage
James Durment
George R. Hazelton
Sarah S. Durment
Vincennes
Mitchell
John Reynolds
Wants a Divorce in Lawrence Court
Halle Britts files for absolute divorce from Harry Britts in the Lawrence Circuit Court citing marriage on December 11 1902 separation May 11 1906 abandonment cruel and inhuman treatment intoxication striking and cursing late nights spending time with women and at questionable houses non support and custody of their two year old son George W Wells of Linton filed the complaint.
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Lawrence
Halle Britts
Harry Britts
Harry
George W. Wells
Linton
Britts
Campfield's Creditors Move Toward Bankruptcy
John H. Underwood, attorney for Perry Matthews and Buskirk Stone Company, returned from Indiana where creditors of Edwin Campfield met in Indianapolis. Campfield’s contract for the Madison Southeastern Insane Hospital project was forfeited by the Hospital Commission, and creditors plan bankruptcy proceedings to apportion among them the stone debts. Campfield is believed to live in Findlay Ohio, but votes at Richmond and has family in Madison.
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John H. Underwood
Perry, Matthews & Buskirk Stone Company
Indianapolis
Edwin Campfield
Southeastern Insane Hospital
Madison
Campfield
Hospital Commission
Findlay
Ohio
Richmond
Scalded Child Die in Urbana Home Tragedy
Myrtle Marie Helms three year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Harvey Helms died at midnight after suffering 28 hours from burns caused when a kettle of boiling water toppled from a stove in their west Howe street home. Funeral services were held at South Union at 3 30 pm with Rev George Rader. Also Bryan claims nomination victory with 697 votes and expected support. several states still to vote. Prof Everett E King and wife from Stillwell Oklahoma visiting relatives on East 14th street. King re elected Civil Engineering and Mathematics chair at Stillwell University.
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Harvey Helms
West Uowe Street
Bloomington
J. P. Tourner
West Howe Street
Helms
South Union
George Rader
Bryan
Johnson
Minnesota
Gray
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Denver
New York
New Jersey
Globe Democrat
Everett E. King
Stillwell
Oklahoma
Taft Taft Taft Nominated for President at Chicago
The Republican National Convention at Chicago nominated William Howard Taft for president on the first ballot with James Schoolcraft Sherman of New York named as vice president. Roosevelt praised Taft, while Taft's resignation as cabinet secretary set for July 1. The platform urged labor protections, road and rural improvements, and equal rights for all citizens.
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Sherman
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Gov. Cummings
Iowa
White House
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Indiana
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Ohio
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William H. Taft
la Follette
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Wright Succeeds Taft as Secretary of War
President Roosevelt nominates Gen Luke E Wright of Tennessee to head the War Department effective July 1. Wright, a Democrat, brings long service including Civil War service for the Confederacy and later roles as Attorney General of Tennessee. The position oversees insular affairs canal zone and river harbor engineering and broader imperial tasks.
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Taft
War Department
Roosevelt
Luke E. Wright
Tennessee
Wright
Philippines
Cuba
General Wright
Memphis
Archibald Wright
Admiral Semmes
Election Outlook After Bryan Amid Shifting Senate and House
The excerpt contemplates the consequences of a Bryan victory with potential Republican majorities in both the Senate and House. It examines political momentum, party control, and the uncertain impact on policy directions and legislative dynamics.
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Bryan
House
Senate
Three civil suits seek damages from I. E. Dupont De Nemours Powder Co
Abigail Wilcox Maria Musgrove and Sarah White sue for 5 000 15 000 and 5 000 respectively in Putnam county superior court over the Fontanet Powder Mill explosion last August. Plaintiffs allege large quantities of dynamite powder and nitroglycerine stored within close proximity to public roads rails and a school caused injuries and property damage.
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Fontanet
Putnam County Superior Court
Abigail Wilcox
Maria Musgrove
Sarah White
I. E. Dupont DeNemours Powder Company
Ford Fights Maniac While Awaiting Second Trial
Ed Ford, jailed for the McCoy killings, faced a raving maniac attack in his county jail. Ford was cut above the eye but unharmed, aided by other prisoners. Police had captured the unidentified maniac near the University campus and placed him in a padded cell.
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Ed Ford
Joel
Frank McCoy
Ford
Bloomington
Moore
University
Ratliff
Johnson County
Lawrence
Norman Station
Jackson County
Sam Huncilman Faces Disorderly Train Crew Incident
Conductor Sam Huncilman of Southern Indiana Train No 6 delayed two hours in Linton after pay delays and a breakdown. He ejected two drunks from the rear platform and one more with a kick. One offender later threw rocks at teammates and was arrested for plain drunkenness with a $1 fine plus costs.
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Sam Huncilman
Southern Indiana
Linton
Scott and Coleman
William Hilton Keeps 1808 U S Half Dollar Pocket Piece
William Hilton shows a good preservation 1808 U S half dollar he has carried as a pocket piece for 26 years. A marriage license was issued Friday to I g Sears and Sophia A Mathes.
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William Hilton
U. S
E. D. Sears
Sophia A. Mathes
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