Favorite Prescription for Women Promises Relief and Strength
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription marketed as a universal female remedy. It claims to treat menstrual, nervous, and reproductive ailments with a vegetable tonic that strengthens the womb and surrounding systems. The ad asserts safety, a satisfaction guarantee, and refunds if not effective, listing broad uses and benefits for working women and unhealthy conditions.
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Pierce
Weiner
Adi World’s Dispensary Medical Association
Main St
Buffalo
N. W
Link Dr Gronin and His Body Found in a Sewer
Colonel A E Jones a member of Gov Foraker staff vanishes from his Walnut Hills home and is later found murdered in a sewer confined in a sack. Charles Blythe the colored servant is sought as the prime suspect as police hunt suspects and gather evidence.
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A. E. Jones
Foraker
Charles Blythe
Coxennart
R.E. Jones
Ohio Militia
Park Avenue
Cemetery Street
Walnut Hills
G. A. R. Port No
Fred. Jones
Col. Jones
Francis Jane
Cyprus Street
Deitsch
Schnucks
Moses
Walent Hille
Murderer Blythe Confesses in Physician Slaying Case
Charles Blythe, a colored coachman for Col. A E Jones, was captured near Madisonville and confessed to murdering Walnut Hills physician. He described dragging the body in a sack, hiding it in a manger, and later removing the watch and a dollar from the corpse. The skull was crushed and postmortem confirmed instant death. The funeral received military honors with Gov. Harrison in attendance.
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Cixars Hall
Charles Blythe
Col
A. E. Jones
Walnut Hills
Simon Bush
Moore Street
Madisonville
Deitsch
Thad
Francis Lane
L’rank Smith’s
Sixth Street
Vine
Blythe
Col. Jones
Marshall Keyt
Harrison
Deer Park
Bar Harbor
World harvests grim as floods devastate Europe crops
A London dispatch to The Times reports a sharp deterioration in global breadstuff supplies. Russia’s wheat crop is described as the worst in years while floods strike Hungary, Romania, and other regions, wiping out fields and driving grain prices higher across England, France, Germany, and Belgium.
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Russia
Mangary
Roumania
New York
The
Times
London
Nussian
Molerdins
Vienna
Hangery
Pratin
Svepeditn
Mustrian Ministry
Asrientiare
Cadtert
Silesia
Boheme
Moravia
India
England
Baltic
Black Sea
France
Europe
Hungary
Germany
Belgium
Essex
Saloontists Arrested in Cincinnati Sunday Law Clash
Cincinnati July 29. One hundred thirty seven saloonkeepers were arrested as police acted against the open saloon plan led by Adam Lotz. Crowds cheered or shouted and a few officers were hurt in scuffles at Bremen street station. Judge Ermston later raised Sunday bond amounts to deter wholesale violations.
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Cincinnati
Adam Lotz
Turner Hall
Deitsch
Hovtin
Mae
Wartlinger
Bremen Street
Fichler
Law and Order League
Cixcossati
Ermston
Cincinnati Police Court
Eight Square Miles of Hay Burned in Washington
A telegram from the interior department reports that eight square miles of hay land in Caliston Stevens County Washington were burned by Indians who threaten settlers. Settlers, many aiding their hay stacks and homes, signed no petition asking for military protection. General Scho field directs the division of the Pacifica to act as needed after investigation.
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Washinatoy
Schofield
Pacifica
Interior Department
Caliston
Stevens County
Wash
Cole
Fort Spokane
R. A. N. Harvey
Severe storm sinks Chicago cottage killing eight
A Saturday night wind and rain storm toppled a three story brick building in Chicago crushing a cottage occupied by laborer Charles Buck and family and blacksmith Ferdinands and family. Eight people died, others were injured or died later.
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Chicago
Charles Buck
Cornelius Ferdinands
Geneva
Linda
Gertrude Ferdinands
Cyclone Sweeps Across Hungary Wreaks Havoc
A powerful cyclone swept across Hungary Transylvania and Bukovina destroying crops and leveling houses and churches. The storm caused hundreds of deaths and left many wounded as it covered thousands of square miles.
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Hungary
Vienna
Transylvania
Bukovena
Hardest Seasonal Flooding Hits Cottws-Ducr Hres Area
Mississippis Cottws-Ducr Hres region endures severe floods. Monday and Tuesday brought record rainfall. Large streams overflowed, flooding thousands of acres of cotton and corn. Fences and bridges washed away as more rain expected.
Dam Break Floods Jersey Towns And Surrounding Areas
Floods from dam breaks inundate Elizabeth East Orange South Orange Newark and nearby villages in New Jersey. Homes stores and streets flooded hundreds of thousands in damage with several fatalities feared as water washed away tracks and damaged bridges.
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Elizabeth
East Qeange
South Orange
Newneck
Ps Corners
Wingston
Phainfield
Great Damage From Tornadoes Hit New York Area
Reports from Poughkeepsie and Ulster county describe a tornado that destroyed Ellis' Corners four miles west of Highhwa. Vineyards and an apple orchard were swept away. Nelsons’ frame house and barn were demolished with injuries to Mr and Mrs Nelson. Gowan barns, Crowans roof, and other structures were heavily damaged. The storm cut a 200 to 300 foot swath across mountains and hills, with intense rainfall inundating areas. Kingston reports grape crops nearly ruined and railroads blocked by floods across New Jersey and New York.
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Poughkeepsie
Ellis’ Corners
Ulster County
Highhwa
Matthew Harcourt
Ten Flore
John Nelson
Harcourt
Nelson
Kingston
New England
Five Die In Dynamite Blast On Wabash Railway
Terrific explosion of dynamite twelve miles west of the city during limestone excavation for railroad improvements killed five workmen and injured others. Sletereite blasting caused wreckage of shelter buildings where they gathered during the storm. Details remain scarce. Dated indiana June 27. James and pibwared ue fof soU of Blann ton fought at di ove lock Wednesday. both brothers wounded with hatchets, one missing, presumed to have fled to the woods. The other brother is in dangerous condition. Their mother witnessed the fight. Drowned in Willie's Presence. Aspuniios ind July 25. In White river near Jero, Scott Todd and Charlie Hosier aged 10 and 11 drowned while bathing. Friday, 400 people on river bank searched for bodies. Stephen Bilby hung from a rope across the stream and drowned in sight of his wife and two children.
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Wanasa, Fink
Dniy 2
James
Pibwared
Blannton
di Ove
Bath
Willie
Aspuniios
Ind
White River
Jiero
Scott ‘Todd
Charlie Hosier
Stephen Bilby
Huiting
Bilby
Brookston
Mary McGgaw
August Theil
Evansville
Winfrey
Wheels of Justice
Brown
Michigan City
Jacob Stetzai
Joe Ray
Shelbyville
Landis
Delphi
Edward O’connor
Lawrenceburg
Francis Milligan
Paducah
Stindal
Robert Harris
George Hamman
Greenville
Cambridge City
Warner Wilhite
Indiana
Luther Denny
Lafayette
State Board of Equalization of Aeeonos
Albert Duty
Everett Baarly
Newcastle
Mary Smith
Logansport
W. P. Slocum
Davis
Claypool
Indianapolis
Stephen Reilly
George Grim
Goshen
William Popke
Board of Education
Hamilton County
G. H. Hanmuuoni & Company
Hammond
Frederick
Howard
Jackson
Tenn
Kauson City
Laond
Missouri River
Harper
Fidelity Bank
Cincinnati
Deer Park
South Dakota
Minnesota
Rusk
Virginia
Washington, D. C
Knights of Templar
Sandy Lake
E. L. Yarper
Chicago
Manitoba
Martin Burke
Chi
Cronin
Charles. Dilger
Harry Smart
Louisville
Jim Kely
Paris
Peter Crow
Clayton County
Jaws
Wabash
Bryce
Nebraska
Alaska
L. D. Dimick
Rock Island
Oklahoma
Kansas
Bee stings disrupt brigade drill injure militia
Ispissarouis July 28. During a brigade drill at the military encampment Col. Will McKee of this city disturbed a bumble bee nest and was forced to retreat along with the First Regiment band. A number of the militia were stung.
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Ispissarouis
Will McKee
Indiana News Highlights Dark Hoosier Happenings
Telegraph items from Crawfordsville to Evansville report liquor violations in minors, barn burnings in Middlebury to force emigration, elopement rumors, courtroom frays, suicides, shootings, and unusual accidents across Indiana towns.
Varied 19th century news items from many topics
A broad collection reports on lawsuits, state actions, pardons, and political moves. It notes Russian and American matters, including Oregon style policies, court decisions, prison labor debates, and public notices. Also covers disasters, fires, floods, earthquakes, and accidents with regional details.
International News and Society Notes from the Era
The Romethas council plans a Pasteur institute. Royal engagements include Princess Militaza’s private wedding to Grand Duke Constantine amid illness. Dr Peters aims for Emin Pasha relief by late October. Count Anton Kesztertazy dies near Presburg. Sir Julian Wauneefote arrives in London from Washington amid welcome. Sporting Sparks cover Norris and Kilrain with police custody of Johnny Murphy. Bishop Walsh’s election as Toronto archbishop noted.
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Fereign
Romethas
Pasteur Institute
Nicholas
Greece
Militaza
St. Petarsburg
Constantine
Russia
Peters
Emin Pasha
East Africa
Withinda
Presburg
Hungary
Lanschutz
Anton Kesztertazy
Julian Wauneefote
United States
London
Washington
T. Norris
Government Lowry
Wkitrain
Jake Kilrain
Jake
Johnny Murphy
Baltimore
Johnny
Quotations From Cincinnati and Elsewhere for July 31
Market notes from Cincinnati and regional centers cover merino commodities, wool prices, and livestock quotes. The report lists prices for corn, oats, straw, and timothy, plus butchers and fat cattle bids, hogs, veal, and sheep trends across several markets. It also cites Boston wool receipts, Michigan and Ohio delaine grades, and wheat futures alongside hog, cattle, and livestock movements.
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Boston
Ohio
Michigan
Converse Caught Conones O July 24
Hon George L Converse and Miss Elouise Lindon of Westerville Ohio were quietly wed at the bride's home Tuesday evening. Mrs Converse is 29 and her husband is six years of co st one factory in the United States there are manufactured between two and three tons of postal cards a day all the year round. The largest order ever filed for one city was 4,000,000 cards or about twelve tons of paper for New York. There are 430,000,000 postal cards manufactured an oually and their use in creasing daily.
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Cincinnati Dry Dogs Company
Young Men's Christians Association
New York City
Rocky Mountains
Idaho
Ghoupp Bee
Secretary of the
Santa Barbara
Chiso
Cal
Colorado
Canon
United States
New York
Indianapolis and Vincennes Railroad Train Schedule
Trains arrive and depart on Central Standard Time as listed for the Indianapolis and Vincennes railroad. Schedule notes times for arrivals and departures across stations.
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Drugytals and Drawers
Chas, A. Veyder Co
Baita., Md
Maine
ERTEL
Frec
Ertel & CO
Quincy
Ills
Parker
Wat Druggiste
Scott
DR. Gronin
Patton
Col. Deitsch
Moses and Sehnicks
Marshal Dawson
W. B. Shattue
E. G. Edgley
al Klein
Crawfoxplviting
Cleveland
Adirondacks
Mra
Col. D
Lamont
Sin
Lenanox
Inn
Cincinnatis
Bloomfield
New Jersey
New Yeas
Bloomfeld
N. Dh
Belleville
N. J
Milbrook
Pilburn
Essex County
Elizabeth River
Crane
Peara
Morris
West Grand Street
Florida
Delaware
Caspian
East Orange
Wis L
Vilages
Delaware and
Lackawanawee
Mple Woods
Newark
Narrows
New York Central
New Haven
Hartford
Erie
Mississippi
Wisowxa
Miss
R. H. Hitt
Zaxesvitur O
J.belwig
Springfield
L. B. Cogan
Alliance
Gideon I. Stewart
Orwal State
D. M. Trowbridge
Toleto
E. J. Pinney
Ashtabama
Western Union
Green
Western Union Telegraph Company
Wananmaker
Nhidag
Mempras
Tom Talbot
Kemper County
Men Witbat
Itrethare
Indiana News
Hendricks
Inpranavouts
Albert G. Porter
Italy
Ths Royal Fongdey
Rome
Japan
Youanamua
Nagasaki
Kiushiu
Kumamoa
Walsh
Toronto
Market Review
Tum Delaine
Arrivses Cavite
Cognition
W. Sunen
Primie
Toledo
Fairbank Eco
Celd
Eveleigh
Bloomferd
James M. Campbell
Worthington
Williams & Son
Owensburg
John Morrison
Scotland
W. A. Wilburn
Newberry
Jan
Quillen
Lyons
Dugger & Neal
Dugger
Gaston Bros
Calvertville
Mansfield
Koleen
Riddle Bros
J.T. Cooper
Jnok. Edwards
Pleasantville
St. W. Ross
Sandborn
S.N. Yeoman
Marea
Aick
Wld
Coffe
Lealing Grocers
A. B. Gates & 69
Business University
Bedman, & Osborn
Eternon
Philadelphia
Ad Fuktising Agency
Mes Way A & Gon
Dr. A
Kent A
Owe Galvan
Nesa
Kidnay Din
Wry Suspensory
Sant Ty
Saratego
Owen Balt
Lendon
Owen Electric Belt and Appliarge CO. Janti
Hdianapolis
Vincennes
Cairo
Memphis
New Orleans
Bushrod
James Meurea
BE. A. Ford
Gen'l
Gen’t Pass
Agt
Pittsburg
Strattuns
Wam Sestee
Soom Worthington Aes
Rincon Dixon
Switz
Timetene
Lyons Heete
Tose Bushrod
di Marco
Uo Sanborn
Vincenne Arreat
Peaceeree Fens
Paseo
Pass
Terre Haute
Welch Eliston Fowler
Lester
Slinkard
Washington Evaneville
Ua Baek Elliston
Fowler
Lester Veoee
Sean Acela
Bale Slinkard
Monon
Lake Michigan
Enterprise
Gulf Coast
Kentucky
Tennessee
E. O. McOmmick
A.J, Whitaker
Bloomfieh
H.G. Root
M.C
Peant St
Kashas
Mercia
Ky Parker
Bazine
Nesa County
D&e
Peabody Medical Institute
DR. Elliott
R. E. Eveleigh
Bloomfield, Ind
Terre Haute Commercial College
Bw. C. Isbell
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