Peruna praised by mothers generals and managers in letters
Mrs Gridley and Mrs Longstreet laud Peruna as a grand tonic and cure for catarrh. Lucius Gridley and Mary Kennedy share success with Peruna after digestive and health issues, while Geo W Smith touts its benefits. Readers urged to write Dr Hartman for free advice.
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James Longstreet
Lucius
J. Gridley
Captain Gridley
T Street
Washington, D. C
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
Lucius’ B. Gridley
Mary J. Kennedy
Armour & Co
Omaha
Neb
Chicago
Peruta
Geo. W. Smith
Murphysboro
Til
Hartman
For Sale Cheap Stearns tandem and signs
For sale cheap. A good Stearns tandem. Inquire Shafer & Sons, 801 Garfield Avenue. Also selling 4x18 inch paper signs at 244 cents each and article signs advertise. $12 to $20 per week easily made. Address with self addressed stamped envelope enclosed. American Machine Co. Mig. of Novelties, Kalamazoo, Mich.
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Stearns
Shafer & Sons
Garfield Avenue
American Machine Co
Ixalamazoo
Mich
Plant sale and social notices at Leitch Street address
Pansies daisies violets and house plants offered at 1209 Leitch street. The Lady Samaritans sponsor a supper at Odd Fellows hall Saturday evening from five o'clock until served. Brick for sale listing Delos N. Weaver.
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Leitch Street
Remarkable spinal operation aids doomed drayman
May 3 report from Indianapolis details Dr Sterné and colleagues at City Hospital performing a complex vertebrae operation on Thomas De Golyer, a drayman from Anderson. The patient, paralyzed from the neck down after a Jan accident, died after nine hours, with doctors noting delayed surgery reduced recovery chances.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Sterne
City Hospital
Thomas de Golyer
Or. -Anderson
de Golyer
le’ Y
Sterné
Quiet Petersburg Millionaire Communed With One Relative
John Burger a Petersburg businessman died at about 40. For twenty years he spoke to no one except rare occasions. He lived with his brother Charles A Burger’s family and spoke only to Laura, the eldest daughter, to whom he left his estate valued at 31000. He had been engaged to a Petersburg girl in youth but the engagement ended. He traveled only between his workplace and the home of the woman he once loved.
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Petersburg
Ind
John Burger
Burger
Charles A. Burger
John
Flo
Laura
Laura Furger
Ifrom
Indiana woman becomes rural carrier substitute in Crawfordsville
Miss Lotti McClain of Ladoga Indiana has received permission from the post office department to serve as a substitute rural free delivery carrier out of Crawfordsville. She is the third young woman in Indiana to take up this role, meeting the required duties and qualifications.
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Ladoga
Ind
Lotti McClain
Crawfordsville
Indiana
Post Office Department
Stephen Ox Dead Sparks Bluejackets Rally
The brief reports Stephen Ox is deceased and mentions a Bluejackets rally tied to the event. A nameless free Nepstarter Rae is referenced alongside Suet in a cryptic line, with no clear actions or dates given.
Wisconsin Epworth League Debates Convention Rule
The Wisconsin Epworth League voted to abandon the 1903 rule and hold the national Epworth League convention in Minneapolis next year. The final decision rests on monthly meetings, with venue dependent on that outcome. Discussion focused on giving one tenth tithe to the church, and the convention favored adhering to the old rule.
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Aisconsin
Epworth “League
Epworth. League
Minneapolis
Amalgamated Men Adjourn With Convention Selections
The Amalgamated convention ended in Wheeling West Virginia on May 8 after electing its vice presidents and choosing Columbus as the next convention city. West district officers include W H Insley East Chicago Indiana Firth, William McArdle Muncie Indiana and John Quinn Granite City Illinois. President Shaffer Secretary Williams and J P Sheridan of Cleveland were elected delegates to the Federation conference.
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Wheeling
Amalgamated
Columbus
W. H. Insley
Chicago
Firth
William McArdle
Muncie
Ind
John Quinn
Granite City
Ill
Shaffer
Williams
J. P. Sheridan
Cleveland
Federation
Costly Experiment Ends in Tragedy at Hill Home
May 3 in Spring Valley Wisconsin Perle Hill attempted to boil kerosene and lard. The mixture exploded killing Hill's wife and one child. Hill lost a hand and four other children were seriously hurt. The house and belongings were destroyed.
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Hill
Spring Valley
Wis
Perle Hill
Capture of Manie Botha and 11 Aides Near Frankfort
Pretoria reports on April 30 Colonel Barker captured Commandant Manie Botha his adjutant and eleven others near Frankfort in the Orange River Colony. Manie Botha is 2 nephew of the commandant general and General De Wet's ablest lieutenant.
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Pretoria
Barker
Manie Botha
Frankfort
Orange River Colony
DeWet
Bratz Shot Dead in Quarrel with Coats in Kenmare
Frett Bratz was killed by CG Coats after Bratz attempted to confront him over his wife’s location. Bratz had driven his wife from their home and she sought protection at Coats’ house. Coats, a resident of Iowa, surrendered after the shooting. Bratz hailed from Minnesota.
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Kenmare
WN. M
Revolutionists Seize Santo Domingo Excluding Puerto Plata and Capital
Report from Santo Domingo states revolutionaries led by Vice President Horacio Vasquez control all of the republic except Puerto Plata and San Domingo, with the capital awaiting events as telegraph lines to the interior are cut and distant news remains unavailable.
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San Domingo
Horacio Vasquez
Port Au. Prince
Hayti
Way
Republic of Santo Domingo
Puerto Plata
Vasquez
St. Louis Marksmen Win Revolver Contest
St Louis police marksmen at the police range yesterday won the revolver contest against Chicago by 76 points, totaling 2443 to 2367. James C Sturges, Chicago banker and organizer of the clearing house and founders of the Bankers club, died in Chicago at 73 from heart failure.
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St. Louis
Chicago
James C. Sturges
Chicago Clearing House
Chicago Bankers’’ Club
Choynski Knocks Out Weinig in Louisville Fight
In Louisville on May 2 Joe Choynski knocked out Al Weinig in the sixth round of their boxing bout last night. Weinig was floored twice before the KO.
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Choynski
Weinig
Louisville
Joe Choynski
al Weinig
New York Representative Amos J. Cummings Dies in Baltimore
Baltimore May 3 Representative Amos J. Cummings of New York died at 10 15 PM at the Church Home and Infirmary from pneumonia after an April 11 hospitalization for kidney trouble and an operation. Born 1841 in Pocomoke County he worked as a printer and journalist before twelve to fifteen years in Congress advocating labor measures.
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New York
Baltimore
Amos J. Cummings
Charles H. Cummings
Cummings
Proom County
New Jersey
Congress
President Visits Polis Lieutenant in May Day Talks
A fragmentary note from Polis, Maryland, dated May reports a president visiting and meeting with local leaders yesterday to discuss ongoing issues. The text is incomplete, yielding few specifics beyond the visit and dialogue.
Delayed Verdict Sought in Howard Case in Batangas Province
Lieutenant Hazzard reports Howard’s campaign role against insurgents in Batangas. Prosecution expects possible pardon for Services rendered but rearrest on murder. Howard denies United States soldier status, claims birth in Spain, mixed English and Spanish parentage, and supports Aguinaldo with prisoners under a flag of truce at Angeles in 1899. He denies leading Filipino forces at San Mateo in the Lawton death.
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Ecaviary
Howard
Eral
Ranklin
Bell
Batangas
United States
Spain
Aguinaldo
Angeles
Pampanga
San Mateo
Henry W. Lawton
Two Die and Thirteen Hurt in New York Central Collision
A westbound New York Central fast mail No 3 collided with a fast freight a quarter mile west of Clyde station on May 3. Engineers John Grant of Syracuse and William Noxson of Syracuse were killed. thirteen mail clerks from Cleveland Elyria Buffalo Rochester Norwalk Cory and other locations were seriously injured. Senior crewmembers named.
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New York Central
Clyde
N. Y
John Grant
Syracuse
William I. Noxson
J. W. Shepard
BE. R. Force
R. Mills
G. E. Gibson
Cleveland
R. C. Baird
John M. Mert
Elyria
Brockton
Georget Smert
George Growney
Buffalo
G. E. Wright
Rochester
Arthur Underhill
Norwalk
John Pitts
Cory, Pa
MEN WOULDN'T ORGANIZE Attempt to Form Unions Among Chicago Street Car Men Fails
Chicago May 3. An effort to unionize Chicago street railway workers drew 449 attendees across four surface line meetings while the elevated line gathering drew no participants. The drive was led by the Chicago Federation of Labor with Mahon of the Amalgamated Association of Street Railway Employes supervising. About 2,000 street railway workers exist in Chicago.
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Chicago
Chicago Federation of Labor
Mahon
Amalgamated Association of Street Railway
Records on the Ball Fields
Yesterday's baseball scores cover multiple leagues with results in New York Brooklyn Chicago St. Louis and more. Key American League tallies include Boston 66 over Baltimore 14 and Detroit 15 over Cleveland 3.
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Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Boston
Pittsburg
St.Louis
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
St. Louis
St. Louis T. Association
Louisville
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Columbus
Kansas City
Western
Milwaukee
Omaha
St. Joseph
Colorado Springs
Denver
Peoria
Des Moines
Peoria i
Hartford Mayor Bars Boxing Licenses in City
William Crowley of the Nutmeg Athletic Club is refused a boxing license by Hartford Mayor Sullivan. The mayor says no boxing licenses will be issued in the city during his administration. He was elected by the labor vote.
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Sullivan
Hartford
Conn
William Crowley
Nutmeg Athletic Club
Gunner Morgan Promotion Reported in Navy
Washington May 3 The president recommended to the Senate the promotion of Gunner Charles Morgan to chief gunner. Morgan was the rig who wished to become an ensign and faced opposition from Admiral Sampson. Sioux Falls D May 3 Peter Verwolf found guilty for manufacturing and passing bogus silver dollars while an inmate at the state penitentiary and will be sent back to prison.
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Morgan
Washington
Navy
Senate
Charles Morgan
Sampson
Sioux
Falls
Peter Verwolf
State “Penitentiary
Penitentiary
J Sterling Morton Will Disposes of 250000
The will of J Sterling Morton allocates about 250000 to listed beneficiaries prompted by his Maecenas patronage. Details indicate the estate’s distribution follows Morton’s charitable and civic interests.
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J. Sterling - ‘Morton
di- Maecenas
August Flower Advertisement Speaks To Stomach Ailments
An old time promotional notice from C. G. Green of Woodbury New Jersey touts August Flower as a remedy for stomach trouble and nervous weakness. It claims long standing worldwide use and offers free books by correspondence.
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C. G. Green
Woodbury, N. J
Best Remedy for Rheumatism Promises Quick Pain Relief
Mr D N Sinks of Troy Ohio reports severe arm and shoulder rheumatism eased after using Chamberlains Pain Balm. He bought two bottles on recommendation from Geo F Parsons Co druggists and says it is the best remedy for muscular rheumatism on the market. Sold by Houseworth Bros druggists.
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D. N. Sinks
Troy
Ohio
Messrs. Geo. F. Parsons & Co
Bruggists
Chamberlain
Houseworth Bros
Druggis's
Lakeside Knitting Co Seeks Work at Home Menders
Help wanted advertised for ladies to take work home with 2 or 3 suitable menders for a factory position. Apply at once at Lakeside Knitting Co. 2d2.
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Lakeside Knitting Co
Dean's Ointment Restores Peaceful Relief
A testimonial from C. W. Lenhart of Bowling Green Ohio reports a running itching sore on the leg was relieved instantly by Dean's Ointment, ending burning and itching. The user notes it effected permanent cuts.
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Dean
C. W. Lenhart
Bowling Green
Ohio
Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets advertised
An old advertisement touts Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets as the best blood purifier substitute. It claims the lungs liver kidneys and bowels stay healthy with the tablets and urges purchase at Houseworth Bros. drug store for 25 cents with free samples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houseworth Bros
Burdock Blood Bitters Featured as Digestive Aid Advice
An old advertisement urges readers to try Burdock Blood Bitters, claiming it supports digestion and overall health. The line suggests waiting for appeal to digestion and health benefits.
Taxes for 1901 Payable at Elkhart County Office
County taxes for 1901 may be paid to Delos N. Weaver at the Elkhart County Abstract Office 118 Lexington Avenue from April 15 to May 5. I. C. Wood deputy to the County Treasurer.
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Delos N. Weaver
Elkhart
Lexington Avenue
I. C. Wood
Testimonial for Chamberlain Cough Remedy from Warrington
A testimonial from Mr William Savory of Warrington England praises Chamberlain Cough Remedy as best for bronchitis and claims it saved his wife from six years of illness. It is sold by Houseworth Bros druggists. Also advertised are Chamberlain Stomach and Liver Tablets and Dr Thomas Electric Oil with claims of instant relief and permanent cure.
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Old England
Chamberlain
William “Savory
Warrington
England
Houseworth Bros
Thomas
Atany Drug Store
Refund Guarantee for Tar Syrup Bottles
The agreement promises refund of money for a 50 cent bottle of Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar if it fails to cure coughs or colds. An 80 cent guarantee and a 25 cent bottle are offered to prove satisfaction with money refunded. Names listed include C. D. Ruston Houseworth Bros and C. AckERg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Ruston
Houseworth Bros
C. A. Ackerg
Had&wim
Cold keeps matron from work in Chicago shop incident
A fragment reports matron Rooke, manager of Thompson a large importer of millinery at 1658 Milwaukee Avenue Chicago, catching a dreadful cold during severe weather. The illness kept her awake at night and unfit for daytime work.
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Rooke
M. ‘Thompson
Milwaukee Avenue
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