The Blues and Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound
A narrative describes female blues from dyspepsia and nerves, urging reader to seek relief with Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. Rosa Adams of Louisville credits the remedy with restoring health, youthfulness, and optimism, advising others to write Mrs Pinkham for advice.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Rosa Adams
12Th Street
Louisville
Roger Hanson
Pinkham
Indiana Woman Kills Husband in Lafayette Saloon
In Lafayette a 10 year old girl witnessed Mrs. Charles Lawson shoot dead her husband in his saloon. Four shots were fired with three hitting Lawson, the first piercing his left breast. Mrs. Lawson and her daughter entered the saloon at eight after tensions with her husband over another woman. Lawson reportedly threw a beer glass. she then drew a revolver and fired.
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Charles Lawson
Lafayette
Lawson
Mystery Death at Totel St James Hotel
In Indianapolis at the Totel St James the bodies of Mary Williams and Samuel Jones an 18 year old boy were found in a room after a door was broken open by owner Charles Shepp. The room had a wide open gas jet and the air was filled with escaping gas. Letters found in the boy's pockets suggest a clandestine affair linking the two victims. Authorities ponder whether the young man premeditated suicide alongside killing the woman.
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Sundenpolin
Totel
Arrests over spelling reform strain Elkhart family
In Elkhart, Henry Commens clashes with his mother in law Mrs. Mary Peace over Roosevelt's spelling reform. Commens is arrested on a charge of provoking an oath by Mrs. Tease and responds with a $4,000 suit against his mother in law alleging alienation of his wife’s affections. Court date set for early term.
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Elkhart
Helen
Roosevelt
Henry Commens
Mary Peace
Commens
Commen
Tease
Schafer Mystery Deepens as Grand Jury Next Probes Case
Bedford grand jury launches its fourth inquiry into the Schafer murder case with new testimony from Nellie Rainey who was with suspect Tanksley at Evansville. The report also notes arson, a fatal horse race horse burial, dream linked death claims, a circus accident, a beating and a child eye injury in a flurry of local misfortune.
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Wqodford
Regan
Grand Jury
Bedford
Schafer
Tanksley
Nellie Rainey
Evansville
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