White House Needs 1000 Dollar Weekly Repairs
Col. C. S. Bramwell, chief White House engineer, requests a new annual apportionment of 1000 dollars per week to keep the executive mansion habitable. He cites current costs at 672 dollars weekly and notes damage from the Roosevelt children, including broken stucco and worn interiors. He estimates 12000 dollars for necessary work and argues 35000 dollars yearly is barely enough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bramwell
Secretary of the Treasury
White House
Roosevelt
Scare At Longwood As Boy Wandered From Home
Five year old Russel Carr wandered toward a creek near Longwood and could not be found by searchers Tuesday morning. He later walked about a half mile to his grandfather’s house to see his grandmother. Clarence Carr, the boy’s father, said he would not endure such a scare again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longwood
Vicinty
Master Russel
Clarence Carr
Land for sale near Griffin Station Rush County Indiana
Three four or five acres of land with seven room house, orchard, garden and well. On the C. Traction and C., H. & D. R. R. at Griffins Station. Rush Co. Indiana. Address Jer. Kirkwoop Tippecanoe City Ohio or Nosie Brown Rushville Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DSALE
C. Traction and C
Griffins Station
Rush Co
Lightning Kills Man’s Dog in Har risburg Tie to Tree and Wire
A storm struck near Harrisburg as a dog tied to a tree by a chain and wire, set up by its owner, was electrocuted. Lightning traveled from the tree through the wire and chain to the dog, scorching the ground and killing the animal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. McConnell
Harrisburg
Mr. McConnell
Lightning Strikes Pole Sparks Fires in Two Homes
Lightning struck a telephone pole in front of Frank Caldwell’s home near Harrisburg Friday night and traced the line to the Andrew Suttle and Grant Williams residences starting two small fires. The Williams home was saved by quick family action. the Suttle home had minor ceiling fire damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Caldwell
Harrisburg
Andrew Suttle
Grant Williams
Williams
Suttle
Remedy Ended Childs Severe Dysentery Says Father
William H. Stroling of Crabon Hill Alabama credits Chambelain s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with saving his four year old boy after two doctors gave up. He urges giving the medicine with castor oil per directions, claiming the cure is certain and noting it is sold by S O McKennan & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambelain
William H. Stroling
Crabon Hill
Ala
S. O. McKennan & Son
Honors A Worthy Man Fairview Church Taxed At Manlove
John Hall Manlove obituary notes large funeral at Union church Fairview with 131 vehicles. Rev Burkhardt led services praising his integrity and Christian faith. Masons Snow lodge members served as pallbearers. remains conveyed to Fairview church for interment. floral tributes filled the venue.
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John Hall Manlove
Union Church
Fairview
J. C. Burkhardt
Falmouth LO. O. F. Lodge
Snow Lodge of Masons
Burkhardt
Thos,n. Tinder
Wm. McMillen
John Smelser
Dan Rea
Henry Knotts
Receiver petitions for one-year extension of I and CG Company
Receiver Charles L. Henry seeks a one year extension for $900000 in receiver certificates issued to cover current debts. The I and CG Company road is valued around two million with cash on hand possibly offsetting debt. Ohio court action in Toledo notes good credit and potential mileage improvements. Frank J. Cheney & Co. sworn affidavit offers payment for catarrh cure. unrelated testimonial text appears.
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Charles L. Henry
Indianapolis
I & CG
Henry
Connersville
Greensburg
State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
KF. J. Cheney & Co
Rank J. Cheney
No Guile in the Mouths of Their Candidates
A commentary on political newspapers and editors from both parties. It argues that party organs bias readers, praising Bryan and condemning Taft while extolling local judges as ideal and faultless, regardless of real conduct.
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Bryan
Moses
Elijah
Gray
Hubbard
Chicken Bill Becomes Greensburg Caterer After Saloon Ban
Chicken Bill Smith, once banished from Laurel saloon life, starts a lunch stand in Greensburg. The Greensburg News notes his shift to a legitimate catering business with a wagon sale of appetizing lunch items and dainties, backed by his friendly reputation and hustle.
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Bill Smith
Laurel
Greensburg
Well Known Woman Dead at Everton Home
Mrs. D. O. Moore died after months of illness at her Everton home. Katherine Hubble, born nearby, spent most of her life there and married D. O. Moore about forty years ago. Survived by sons Fred Moore of Casey and Isabelle Moore of Everton and daughter Mrs. Jesse Thompson, deceased. Funeral at MEB church Everton next Sunday at 10 AM with burial in Everton cemetery.
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D. O. Moore
Everton
Indianapolis
Katherine Hubble
Fred Moore
Casey
Isabelle Moore
Jesse Thompson
MEB
Remarkable Diarrhoea Remedy Endorsed by Farrar
R N Farrar of Cat Island Louisiana recalls a 1902 severe diarrhoea attack and credits Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with prompt relief after a March 18 1907 episode. He says it would have saved him a hundred dollar doctors bill and calls it one of the best medicines of its kind. Sold by S O McKennan and Son.
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R. N. Farrar
Cat Island
Chamberlain
S. O. McKennan & Son
Man Bitten By Dog While Separating Fight In Harrison
J F Moore of Harrison township was severely bitten on the left hand yesterday when he tried to break up a dog fight. He grabbed his dog by the tail as the animals dueled and the other dog turned and sank its teeth into his hand. A physician treated the wound.
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J. F. Moore
Harrison Township
Moore
Lexington man touts Blue Grass Poultry Remedy
James Grimes of Lexington Kentucky claims his chicken losses dropped from 75 to 100 annually after using Blue Grass Remedy. He reports no further deaths and notes the product is sold by Green Bros.
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James Grimes
Lexington
Diarrhoea Remedy gains nationwide trust in 1872
In 1872 a diarrhoea, dysentery and cholera outbreak led to the Diarrhoea Remedy being introduced. It proved more effective than other cures and held that record for thirty five years. Sales spread across the United States and abroad with nine of ten druggists recommending it. For sale by S. C. McKennan & Son. Also noting a G. C. Tate farm sale two miles north of Columbia on Saturday Aug 1.
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Chamberlain
United States
S. C. McKennan & Son
G. C. Tate
Columbia
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Whitehouse
Nosie Brown
Rushville, Ind
Fairview Church
Manlove Funeral
A. W. Gleason
Hall
J. Cheney & CO
Independent Papers
Taft
Cross-Roads
Loon Business
Petites In
Green Bros
John Stoll
West Hill
Sixth Street
Sixth
Washington
Frazee
Weber and Columbus
George Mettel
J. S. Rice
Bellevue Hospital Medical College
New York
University of Michigan
Eye
Royal London Ophthalmic
Eye) Hospital
London
Eng
Jemison Bldg
THE
Fayette Savings
Central State
Central Ave
A. E. Barrows
E. Everett Hamilton
Heinemann Bldg
Ecean
Munn & Co
Scientific American
F St
Washington, D. C
Dr. King
Farmers & Merchants
E. W. Ansted
L. T. Bower
B. F. Thiebaud
F. M. Tatman
B. F. Ansted, Ass’t
Geo. W. Davis
John A. Mettel
6Th Street
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