Nature's remedies in Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
The ad urges disease prevention through natural habits and promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery made from Golden Seal Queen's root Stone root Black Cherrybark Bloodroot and Mandrake root. It features a testimonial from Philip A. Fatch praising a malaria cure and offers a medical guide, Common Sense Medical Adviser, with price details and mailing costs to Dr. R V Pierce Buffalo New York.
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Nature
Dr. Pierce
R. V. Pierce
The
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
N.Y
Philip A. Fatch
Mobile
Ala
Walsh's New Road Set to Open January First
Chicago Southern and John R. Walsh completed Terre Haute to Chicago track work with two miles laid daily from Chicago Heights south. Materials including cedar ties, rails, ballast, and telegraph lines are in hand. Crete yards will host large roundhouse and extensive switch tracks for future trains to Chicago.
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Chicago Southern
John R. Walsh
Terre Haute
Chicago
Walsh
Chicago Heights
Hamerick
Wisconsin
Michigan
Crete
Crete Yards
Terminal Company
Lightning Strikes Bloomington Area Home. Family Unharmed
A bolt struck John Ballenger’s house eight miles southeast of Bloomington on Tuesday afternoon. A wall was ripped open and two chimneys collapsed. Ballenger was knocked down while his wife and son Harrison, in the hallway, were briefly unconscious but the house did not catch fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ballenger
Bloomington
Ballenger
Harrison
Prize Winners at the storm disrupted horse show
The event faced heavy rain and a lightning display causing the big show to be abandoned. Thursday’s prize list includes multiple first prizes for horse classes and drivers such as Gardner Owen and Arthur Guthrie. The Friday exhibition drew a large crowd despite lingering weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elk’s
Gardner & Owen
McDonald & McDaniel
Noah Hatfield
Bedford
Frank Owen
Albert Hamer
James Hastings
Clint Norton
Ollie Bryant
Bryantsville
Arthur Guthrie
Tunnelton
T. Zollman
Odon Coach Horse Company
Gus Weyerbacher
J. W. Hudson
Squire Jas. L. Dillman
Otto Krenke
Hastings
Odon
Ralph Hamer
Mitchell
Lewis Keithley
Steve Smith
W. N. Dobbins
Thornton Zollman
Dad Smith
Gus Weybacker
Odon Coach Company
Living Map At Georgia School Teaches Geography Playfully
An inventive geography map project at a Georgia county school uses a 100 by 150 foot ground map of the United States with stone borders and rivers cut out. Pupils act as state representatives in games, while Supt. Stipp backs the effort and offers guidance. James Henderson and Ed Gains, residents on Mitchell road, fought Saturday October 7, leading to a fighting assault charge and weapons case. Henderson fined $5 and Gains $10 for intoxication. A dog poisoning incident on Uth and 14th streets affected several animals, including Frank Radien’s rat terrier Duke and John Mercier’s bird dog, with meat scraps laced with strychnine found. Miss Hallie Beatley returns to Bloomington after trimming for Miss Younger at the North Side milliner.
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Georgia
Wm. McNabb
United States
Washington
Supt
Stipp
James Henderson
Ed Gains
Mitchell Road
White River
Gaines
Henderson
Billy
Harris
Gains
Uth Street
Frank Rariden
Duke
John Mercier
Meda Sherrill Sues For Divorce Amid Sensational Allegations
Meda Sherrill petitions for divorce from Claud Sherrill in Lawrence circuit court alleging cruel inhuman treatment and licentious conduct. She claims persistent verbal abuse and threats, cites a named lover, and states she left him September 1 after separated in 1905. he works for the Oolitic Stone Company.
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Lawrence
Kittinger & Diven
Anderson
Meda Sherrill
Claud Sherrill
Sherrill
The
Oolitic Stone Company
Star Course entertainment lineup for Presbyterian church notes
The Star Course announces an entertainment series by the Kryl Company led by Bohumir Kryl with Julia Heinrich Carl Heinrich and Pheebe Mae Roberts on October 27. A November 138th lecture by Dr. A A Willits on Sunshine is planned and Father L J Vaughan may appear in December or January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Church
Kryl
Bohumir Kryl
Julia Heinrich
Carl Heinrich
Pheebe Mae Roberts
Max Heinrich
Europe
Miss Heinrich
Miss Roberts
A.A. Willits
Des Moines
Iowa
Royal Baking Powder Promotes Digestion, Physicians Say
A quality in Royal Baking Powder is said to promote digestion and has been noted by physicians who use and recommend it exclusively. Royal Baking Powder Co. New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beveridge
Royal Baking Powder CG
New York
Many Arrests Result of Sunday Crap Game
Prosecutor Fletcher holds a court of inquiry before Justice John W. Harris to uncover who received Samuel Breedlove’s $47 from a Sunday craps game. Breedlove, a Dr. J. T. Freeland employee, refused to name players but admission pointed to several well known sports including a saloon keeper. Eight warrants are prepared for tomorrow’s arrests.
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Fletcher
John W. Harris
Samuel Breedlove
Breedlove
J. T. Freeland
State aims to enforce pure food laws in southern Indiana
State Board of Health investigator D. W. Bristol reports widespread sampling across Brazil Terre Haute Oakland City Washington Vincennes Princeton Evansville Mt. Vernon Jeffersonville Salem New Albany testing vinegars milks creams and canned goods for adulterants. He notes milks are generally better than average meats show formaldehyde. enforcement will target flagrant violations with local prosecutions and time given to replace unsafe stock.
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State Board of Health
D. W. Bristol
State Board of Hygene
Indiana
Brazil
Terre Haute
Oakland City
Washington
Vincennes
Princeton
Evansville
Mt. Vernon
Jeffersonville
Salem
New Albany
Bristol
Injured Lee Hall Near Oolitic Faces Uncertain Recovery
Lee Hall of Oolitic, injured in a quarrel with John Hicks, surprised physicians by recovering enough to sit up at intervals last Friday. Doctors remain cautiously hopeful he will eventually recover, despite the serious wound. Adjourned Court To Marry Couple. Justice John W. Harris paused a trial of assault and battery with intent to kill to wed James A. Hildman and Dora Bowen, both of Politic, in his office.
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Lee Hall
John Hicks
Hall
John W. Harris
James A. Hildman
Dora Bowen
Justice Harris
Saloon Case At Jackson Circuit Court Seeks Damages
A $5,000 damages suit filed by Mrs. William Cox against saloonkeeper Chas Still of Crothersville nears trial in Jackson Circuit Court. The suit stems from the June death of Cox after a quarrel with Charles Abbott at Still's saloon. Cox alleges alcohol sales contributed to the fatal fight. Abbott faces involuntary manslaughter charges.
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William Cox
Chas. Still
Crothersville
Jackson
Plaintiff
Still
Charles Abbott
Abbott
Cox
Post Office Issues Order On Mail Handling
Washington Post Office department issues a new rule demanding recipients inspect mail before leaving or opening it. If a letter is not theirs, they must return it immediately or face a $200 fine. blame cannot rest on postmasters. The aim is to reduce letters opened by mistake.
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Post Office Department
Washington
Corydon to Gather Under Historic Elm for Indiana Statehood Anniversary
Corydon residents plan a June 1906 commemoration under the old constitutional elm tree to mark Indiana’s 90th anniversary of statehood. Governor and state officials, U S Senators, and thirteen congressmen are expected, with many dignitaries present. The elm tree where the constitutional framing occurred remains standing and well preserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon
Indiana
United States
Big Indian Creek
Health Report Reveals Flaws in County Records
County Health Officer F S Hunter presents state board findings for the quarter ending September 30 showing 60 marriages and 138 births with 77 boys and 61 girls born. Reported typhoid fever, diphtheria and tuberculosis totals are uncertain due to under reporting by physicians, with typhoid and malaria and pneumonia causing fatalities.
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F. S. Hunter
State Board of Health
Lawrence County
Death of James T Howell at Spider Creek
James T Howell aged 65 died at his home on Spider Creek Friday night at 10 o clock. The funeral and interment were held at Beach Grove cemetery Saturday afternoon.
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James T. Howell
William Howell
Spider Creek
Beach Grove Cemetery
Entertainment course to feature Shakespeare lectures and orchestral show
Bedford patrons will hear Sermons from Shakespeare a dramatic lecture on Shakespearean plays by an eminent speaker. The Cleveland Ladies Orchestra performs February 9 and Dr Russell H Cornwell presents an April 8 lecture. Season tickets at Beddoe and Chrislers cost 2.00 each with strong local patron backing and high interest in securing top talent. Frank Lloyd of Louisville visits Bedford with wife Mattie Griggs Lloyd marking a wedding tour.
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Ience
Cleveland Ladies’ Orchestra
Bedford
Russell H. Cornwell
Cornwell
Dr. Willits
Father Vaughan
Beddoe
Chrislers
Frank Lloyd
Louisville
Charles Malott
Lloyd
Southern Railway
Will Hamer Hurt in Freight Yard Accident
Will Hamer of Indianapolis Avenue, a brakeman for the Baltimore and Ohio Southern, was severely injured near Mitchell when attempting to board a moving caboose. Wet shoes and a slippery step caused his foot to be crushed, with multiple toes severed. He was brought to Seymour for treatment by Dr. Graessle and Dr. Gerrish. his great toe bone and foot were fractured.
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Will Hamer
James M. Hamer
Indianapolis Ave
Mitchell
Mr. Hamer
G. G. Graessle
Gerrish
Seymour Democrat
Raid on Gaussin's saloon ends with arrest of nine
Police raid of the rooms over Gaussin's saloon led by Officer Charles Moore nets nine participants: Frank Vance Everett Sheeks Henry Brown Nate Hall Rex Rariden Andy Bruce George Davis Thomas Carrico Wes Blue. Vance bond set at 26 dollars. Carrico charged with operating and conducting a gambling room. Affidavit filed against Gaussin for renting rooms for gambling.
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Charles Moore
Gaussin
Frank Vance
Everett Sheeks
Henry Brown
Nate Hall
Rex Rariden
Andy Bruce
George Davis
Thomas Carrico
Wes Blue
Vance
Hotfoot
Moore
Sixteenth Street
Carrico
Payne
Holmes
Myers
Chris Gauss
Alimony Awarded in Grimes Divorce Case
Judge John M. Lewis grants Anna Grimes absolute divorce from Elisha Grimes and orders $1,500 alimony. Case moved from Lawrence Circuit to Jackson County. Grimes family relocated to Bedford from Seymour two years ago. Elisha operates a North I Street saloon. Mrs. Grimes sought $5,000 in the petition.
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John M. Lewis
Brownstown
Anna Grimes
Elisha Grimes
Wedded at Dawn as Graff Couple Wed in City Church
The Catholic church wedding of Miss Carrie Uehler of Louisville to Mr. Peter Graff of this city occurred Monday morning at 5 30 with Rev Father Lannert officiating. A breakfast followed at the Heiger home in honor of the couple who depart for Louisville for their honeymoon.
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Carrie Uehler
Louisville
Peter Graff
Father Lannert
Joseph Heiger
West Sixteenth Street
Graff
Emma Heitger
Constance Mansinger
Joseph Heitger
Bedford
Early October Freeze Grips Havre and West to Coast
The first zero weather of the season was logged Thursday in Havre Montana at six degrees below. Forecasters warn of a cold spell across the Missouri River to the Pacific Coast as the Weather Bureau reports much colder conditions may begin today.
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Havre
Montana
Missouri River
Pacific Coast
Weater Bureau
Durbin Family to Reinter Parents in Indianapolis
Hon. W. T. Durbin former governor of Indiana traveled to New Albany and Lawrenceburg to arrange the disinterment and removal of his father William Durbin from Fairview cemetery and his mother Eliza Durbin from the Lawrenceburg cemetery to Indianapolis. The goal is for both parents to lie side by side in the family lot at Indianapolis.
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W. T. Durbin
Indiana
New Albany
William Durbin
Fairview Cemetery
Indianapolis
Woman awarded 5000 dollars in city sidewalk case
In Monroe circuit court a jury awarded Mrs Minnie Woodsworth 5000 dollars after she fractured her ankle stepping into a hole on a defective sidewalk near the Armorial theatre following a night out. She sought 10000 dollars from the city, and the verdict granted half that amount.
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Monroe
Minnie Woodsworth
Brownstown adopts reform ticket Scales of Justice emblem
Citizens nominate a reform ticket with the Scales of Justice emblem. William M. Eastin is named Treasurer, David V. Vance Clerk, and Trustees include Louis Kober Fernando C. Foster Frank Ireland Henry Rust John L. Godsman and Henry Davis.
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Brownstown
William M. Eastin
David V. Vance
Louis Kober
Fernando C. Foster
Frank Ireland
Henry Rust
John L. Godsman
Henry Davis
A Dog Shares Mourning At Miss Florence Selby’s Grave
A large shepherd owned by Mr. Selby follows the funeral cortege to Pleasant Run church eight miles distant and stays by the grave. The dog, attached to its young mistress, refuses nourishment and keeps vigil at the burial site since Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Selby
Mack Selby
Indiana University Hosts State Convention Of YWCA In Bloomington
Bloomington prepares to welcome about 125 delegates for the State Convention of the Young Women's Christian Association to be held November 25. Attending groups include Butler College, Centra Normal Danville, DePauw Greencastle Earlham Richmond Franklin Hanover Kindergarten Normal Indianapolis Marion Normal Moore's Hill Northern Indiana Normal Valparaiso Oakland City State Normal Terre Haute Union Christian Merom, plus Bloomington and Fairmount High school and city associations from Fort Wayne Indianapolis South Bend and Terre Haute.
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Indiana University
Bloomington
Young Woman’s Christian Association
Butler College
Irvington
Centra Normal College
Danville
DePauw University
Greencastle
Earlham College
Richmond
Franklin College
Franklin
Hanover College
Hanover
Kindergarten Normal
Indianapolis
Marion Normal
Moore’s Hill College
Northern Indiana Normal
Valparaiso
Oakland City Association
State Normal
Terre Haute
Union Christian College
Merom
Bloomington High School
Fairmount High School
Fort Wayne
South Bend
Suit Filed Over Railroad Death at St Joe Hill
Sarah H. Stipp sues Monon Railroad for 10000 damages after her husband George D. Stipp was killed crossing a public road at St Joe Hill. Allegations state obstructed view and failure to ring bell or blow whistle by the railroad agent, with engineer John Vaughn in charge of the engine traveling at fifty miles an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah H. Stipp
Monon Railroad Company
George D. Stipp
St. Joe Hill
New Albany
John Vaughn
Stipp
Railroad Travel Quality Highlights Track, Trains and Time
A concise take notes quality in railroad travel emphasizing track integrity, train reliability, and timely schedules as key factors linking efficiency with passenger satisfaction. The article underscores ongoing improvements in rail infrastructure and service cadence to boost traveler confidence.
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Walsh's
S. 1
George Zollman
Medora
Wes Route
I Street
Miss Smith
Frank Smith
Robert Hancock
Niel Bauhard
Martinsville
Grand Jury
W. M. Louden
Little Anna Thrasher
Hallie Beatley
Miss Younger
North Side
Albert J. Beveridge
de Pauw
Senate
Senator Beveridge
ABC of Living
D. Appleton & Company, Publishers
Fifth Avenue
Inquiry
Beware OF
Bono
Bono Township
Mitchell Tribune
Salogh
Health Report
Bohuumir Kryl
Ida B. Marley
Verett Marley
Phoenix
Arizona
Everett
J. E. Garvey
South H Street
David Ragsdale
West Seventeenth Street
Mr. Ragsdale
Durbin
State Y. W. C. A
Monon
Katy
Jordan
West Morgan Street
Cunningham &Welch
Very
Ind
William A. Morgan
Brooklyn
F. T. A Gee
F. T. Singleton
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