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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1906
Page
6
Mrs. Maebelle Lyon of Parsons Kansas relates how her infant suffered from infantile eczema for months until using Cuthura Remedies. She reports rapid improvement within days and full recovery in about ninety days, praising the treatment as life saving.
Slapzay and Diggs joke about meeting a creditor. Slapay says he has money and might be tempted to pay him, while Diggs notes the habit of avoiding debt en route to a tailor.
A brief exchange reveals who paid for a baby’s bank, with Popley insisting the money came from Batcheller and Batchelor questioning responsibility. The Catholic Standard and Times notes a dime was placed yesterday and returned as the only money found.
Opal Collier eleven confessed to Chief Smith in Anderson that she robbed her mother Maggie Collier of 3482 from a purse with 8487 in a lavish spending spree over weeks. The girl, who admitted the theft, was taken to Juvenile Court after the mother’s funds disappeared and the daughter had bought dresses and household items.
A. R. Ludwig murdered his wife with a potato masher, bound for a closet, and doused the house with gasoline before setting it ablaze. He survived a slash to his wrists, was hospitalized and not expected to live. The nude body of Mrs Ludwig, about 30, was found in a small closet. the couple were active in fraternal circles.
A South Bend youth, A. Tlarding, was fined in police court on cruelty to animals after he fed a cat to a kite line during an ill fated air test. The cat reportedly vanished as the kite soared, then fell to the ground. local reports say the cat was killed to hide the evidence.
Two Indianapolis police officers Charles Russell and Edward Petticord were shot by two African American suspects hidden in a shed. Hassell died later at the city hospital while Petticord remained in critical condition. A crowd gathered after the shooting. authorities arrested one suspect identified as Tater.
Following the drowning of a man who saved a hat dropped into the river, his lover Anna Lester arranged funerals for Roth and herself. After viewing the deceased, she purchased carbolic acid and used insurance proceeds to fund both burials, dying by suicide.
James Parvis, a Kokomo Civil War veteran, faces a cancerous throat growth after a year of worsening symptoms despite treatment. Doctors say there is no hope as he struggles to breathe for days, while nearby reports note other unrelated local incidents including a Bedford death from five days of hiccups and a hunting accident in Petersburg with a fatal skull fracture.
Mrs Effa Ross admitted to police that she burned her New Lancaster home to collect insurance. She was taken to Elwood for trial.
Within Our Borders notes Elkhart bankers and Col. Thomas Snell of Bloomington Illinois have been granted fourteen charter to organize the First National bank at Gary. The report highlights the formation effort and indicates regional banking development.
This portrait traces Lydia E. Pinkham born in Lyon Massachusetts in 181 to a Quaker family who taught school and studied herbal remedies. It describes her family business with her husband Isaac Pinkham, their children, the 1873 financial crisis, and the rise of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound including its kitchen laboratory origins, distribution, and enduring record keeping.
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