Remarkable cure claimed for Pink Pills by Alpena reader
A Michigan reader details paralysis and nervous exhaustion after childbirth, saying Dr Williams Pink Pills restored health after other doctors failed. She states she is now able to manage seven people at home and recommends the remedy for blood and nerve issues. The ad notes cures for rheumatism anemia and post influenza effects and lists price and mail order details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seveinth Street
Alpena
Mich
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N.Y
Prohibition Convention to Elect Delegates at Elkhart
Prohibition Convention to elect 38 delegates to the State Convention will be held at Shiloh Post Hall Elkhart 125 Main St. Morning session 10 30 afternoon 1 30 with Prof Lough and Mrs Lough as lecturers. A mass meeting is planned at Protestant M E Church 121 Division St 7 30 p m.
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Shiloh Post Hall
Main Street
Elkhart
Lough
Loughs
M. E
Division Street
Indianapolis
Uline
Sweeper Works Burned in Marlon Fire
Fire destroyed the National Sweeper Works plant in Marlon Indiana on April 4 with an unknown origin though suspected incendiarism. Weak water pressure outside protection area hindered firefighting. only the east wing used for lumber storage survived. Loss is about 100000 dollars with sixty percent insured.
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Marlon
Ind
Plang
National Sweeper Works
Brothers' game ends in tragedy in Brownsburg
Horace and Verner Barlow aged 14 and 10, sons of Morton Barlow, were left alone at home near Brownsburg Indiana when they played with shotguns. Verner accidentally shot Horace in the face during a game of war, killing him instantly. Their mother had died years earlier.
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Brownsburg
Ind
Horace
Verner Barlow
Morton Barlow
Land swindle case rocks South Bend district
William G. Schroeder former Notre Dame professor turned real estate adviser accuses Chicago residents James Low age 83 and Aurelium Turpin age 50 of swindling him out of a $27 000 deal. The case is under arrest and scrutiny amid the Land Deal uproar in Chicago.
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South Bend
William G. Schroeder
Notre Dame
University
Chicago
James
Low
Aurelium Turpin
Mount Vesuvius erupts killing hundreds across San Guiseppe region
Reports from Naples describe five hundred dead in the San Guiseppe district and thirty seven killed in Sorrento as lava and ash from Mount Vesuvius devastate towns. King and Queen Victor Emmanuel toured damage sites while troops and cavalry struggle to reach stricken areas amid heavy rain and obstructed roads.
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Mga
Naples
Mount Vesuvius
San Guiseppe
Sorrento
San
Pompeii
Observatory
Rome
Matteucci
Mount Vesuvius Observatory
Vesuvius
Victor Emmanuel
Helena
Torre Annunziata
Santa Anastasia
Cercola
Somma
Vesuviana
Navy ships delayed for inspection as goods hurried ashore
A battleship paused en route to Bremerton awaiting sailing orders. At noon a navy telegram required officers and men to have baggage ready for customs inspection when the Oregon arrived. News spread quickly as goods were hurried ashore. Wells Fargo records show 2,890 packages taken from the Oregon and Santa Fe shipping bills for 1,600 trunks and cases.
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Bremerton
Navy
Department St? Sing
Oregon
Wells Fargo, Company
Santa Fe Railway
Indiana Gubernatorial and State Office Nominations Preview
State political currents show Joel boom’s influence wavering as Frank Doran backs John Billheimer for state auditor while Dinner Stoner remains as a possible late entrant. Fred Sims appears certain for secretary of state with no opposition. James Bingham unopposed for attorney general. Cotton’s candidacy and the two term rule divide party supporters. Judge selections face intense debate among incumbents and challengers amid Hanly’s push for judiciary stability. County Superintendent Lewis gains statewide notice as a strong Republican figure with future potential support.
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Dyer
Joel
Frank Doran
Laportes
John Billheimer
David H. Sherrick
Billheimer
Hanly Forces
Dave
Sherrick
Fred Sims
Charles B. Landis
James Bingham
Muncie
Cotton
Republican Party
Blatchley
Gotton
Lewis
Wabash
President backs fees limits for Spanish treaty claims
Washington reports the Spanish treaty claims commission has submitted its report and the president urges a law to cap attorney fees for claim awards. A decision on certiorari review of the commission’s rulings awaits Congress action this session. The president notes the commission proceeds with care and will use archival evidence from Spain to clarify the claims.
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Washington
Senate
Spanish Treaty Claims Commission
Supreme Court
Congress
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed By Women
A testimonial claims thousands of American women found relief from monthly suffering using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Irene Crosby of East Savannah Ga praises its help for irregular and painful periods and urges other women to seek guidance from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts for free advice.
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Lydia EB. Pinkham
Irene Crosby
Charlton Street
Savannah
Tydia
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Bankers increase bonds in Pekin bank embezzlement case
Peoria reports arrest of Smith Jr. assistant cashier of the failed Ties Smith bank in Pekin on embezzlement warrants. He waives examination and is bound over to the grand jury. Other officials Luppe Habbe Vellde Blocix and D C Smith rearrested on ten warrants and bound over after waiving examination. Bond set at 10 000 each totaling 35 000 with more warrants expected. Depositors express indignation as receivers fail to secure property except Luppe Luppen who assigns 25 000 in assets.
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Peoria, Ill
P. c .Smith, Jr
Ties Smith Bank
Pekin
Ill
D. C. Smith, Sr
Grand
Luppe Luppen
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Elkhart County Indiana
Charles T. Green administrator of Elizabeth Weaver estate announces a public auction of described real estate in Elkhart County Indiana on April 27 1906 between 7 30am and 4pm. Property includes halves of quarters in section 36 township 38 north range 4 east with exceptions and a northeast quarter of the southwest quarter of the northwest quarter of section 36. Sale terms: one third cash one third in six months one third in twelve months secured by mortgage. Attorney Perry L. Turner represents administrator.
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Charles T. Green
Elizabeth Weaver
Elkhart County
Indiana
John H. Ouderkirk
Daniel Slate
Elkhart
Chas.t. Greene
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