Denver Woman Credits Pinkham Remedy For Tumor Cure
The letter from Mrs. Sarah Kellogg of Denver thanks Lydia E. Pinkham for a vegetable compound that she says dissolved a tumor after seven months and restored her health. Kellogg urges publication to inform other women of the remedy’s effects and advises against other medicines.
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Mira
Sarah Kellogg
Denver
Woman's Relief Corps
Mrs. Pinkham
eLydia
Lydia E. Pinkham
Elkhart People Elected at Methodist Protestant Meet
At the national convention in Muncie Rev. Charles Heininger of Anderson Indiana was named State President and Miss Lena Schafer of Elkhart was elected State Jr Supt Elkhart delegates included Rev S Heininger Clas E Michell George Rowe and Miss Lena Schafer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart
The
Methodist Protestant Church
Muncie
Charles Heininger
Anderson
Ind
Lena Schafer
S. Heininger
Clas. E. Michell
George Rowe
Car inspector may face leg amputation after injury
Frank Bowman, Lake Shore car inspector injured in the gravity yards six weeks ago, was hospitalized again this morning. Several physicians will assess his leg tomorrow to decide if amputation is necessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lea
Frank Bowman
Lake Shore
Death of Child Cyril Barrett Schlotterback 1901
The child of Mr. and Mrs. V. S. Schlotterback of South Sixth street died Sunday morning from sugar diabetes after a year illness. Born May 19, 1901, in Ligonier Indiana. Funeral will be held Wednesday at 10 o'clock at the family home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyril Barrett Schlotterback
V. S. Schlotterback
South Sixth Street
Ligonier
Ind
Death of Elsie Marie Magnuson Dies of Pneumonia
Two year old Elsie Marie Magnuson daughter of Mr and Mrs Alford Magnuson of 900 Mason street died at 9 30 Sunday morning of pneumonia Funeral services set for 2 pm Tuesday at the Swedish Lutheran church Rev Berander will officiate
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Elsie Marie
Musical Festival by South Bend Choral Club in June
The South Bend Choral Club will present a musical festival in June. The event combines society and music aims to raise the city’s musical standards and stimulate interest in classic music.
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South Bend
Mrs Catherine Munsch Dies After 2:45 Sunday Dawn
Mrs Catherine Munsch of 141 Simonton street died at 2:45 Sunday morning. Born in Germany January 25, 1860 she had lived in the country about 20 years. Survived by husband George and children Catherine Emil and Lillie. Funeral Tuesday at State street German Lutheran church Rev Claus in charge. Burial Grace Lawn cemetery.
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Catherine Munsch
Simonton Street
Germany
George Munsch
Catherine
Emil
Lillie
State Street
Claus
Grace Lawn Cemetery
Saloonists May Be Indicted Rumors Stir Prohibition Crackdown
A report suggests saloon owners attempted to defy authorities by raising a lid on Hikhart yesterday as the grand jury investigates today. Officials predict tighter enforcement with developments expected this afternoon or tomorrow.
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Hikhart
Grand Jury
Tigher
Death of Mrs Margeret Parks at age 69
Mrs Margeret Parks died at 8 this morning at her daughter’s home on Bristol Street East. She was 69 and the death was due to gangrene from feeble circulation. She was the widow of Robert Parks and is survived by five children including A. We Parks and W. P. Parks of Panora Iowa, Mrs C M Kimball of Cripple Creek Colorado, and Mrs J C Stephens.
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Margeret Parks
Margeret
Parks
Harry
Faring
Bristol
Robert Parks
A. We Parks
W. P. ‘Parks
Panora, Ta
C. M. Kimball
Cripple’ ‘Créek
Col
Mia. J. Cee
Stephens
Ae MY. Per Ee. Otis
Ocean to Ocean Tour for New Gasoline Motor Car
Union Pacific approves an ocean to ocean test tour for a newly completed gasoline motor car. The route spans Omaha Portland San Francisco Los Angeles New Orleans Chicago Milwaukee and finally New York, with a Grand Island test at 154 miles in 5.5 hours and speeds up to 40 mph. Chicago experts predict it could replace steam for short hops, boosting service and cutting fuel costs.
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Union Pacific Railroad
BE. H. Harriman
Chicago ‘Tribune
Omaha
Portland
Ore
San Francisco
Shasta
Los Angeles
New Orleans
Chicago
St. Louis
Milwaukee
New York
Buffalo
Washington
Pittsburg
Grand Island
Neb
Chicago Railroad
Kruttschnitt
Harriman Lines
Chicago University Rejects Lamp Emblems for Seal
The University of Chicago will not adopt any seal featuring a lamp or hints of oil. Treasurer Dr. Thomas Goodspeed rejected eleven student designs and called for new submissions, citing concerns that lamp imagery would evoke Standard Oil and Rockefeller. Designers are now preparing fresh concepts without the lamp motif.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago University
University of Chicago
Standard Oil
Chicago Dispatch
Thomas Goodspeed
Lamp of Learning
Dr. Goodspeed
North Pole
Hockefeller
Silver tables for boudoirs captivate fashion press
A New York Press note says fashion mandates silver tables in every boudoir though most tops are not metal. Mrs Berkele y Martyn displays a silver table packed with travel treasures including a Roman lamp, colonial candlesticks, porringers and carved figures from many ages and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Press
Berkeley Martyn
London to replace electric lighting with gas in streets
A special cable dispatch to the New York Herald reports London will switch from electric to incandescent gas lighting on Queen Victoria Street Fleet Street and Lower Thames Street. The streets committee hopes the change will save about £400 per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Cable Dispatch
New York Herald
Victoria
Street
Fleet ‘Street
Lower ‘Thames
Portland council considers Reed memorial in honor of late Thomas Reed
Former Ohio congressman John J. Lenitz attended the Portland meeting to back a resolution urging a memorial to Thomas B. Reed. Lenitz praised Reed as a statesman and the greatest congressman, saying Portland should honor him with a Reed memorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Thomas B. Reed
Boston Herald
John’ J. Lenitz
Ohio
Reed
American Republic
Cancer Cure Found in Indiana Oily Slime
A Winamac Indiana dispatch reports a man curing cancer with slime from iron ore bogs. The compound mixes decayed vegetation with iron ooze and is said to heal by contact. Several others, including John G. Boyles, reportedly recovered after treatment.
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Indiana
Winamac
Ind
Cincinnati Enquirer
John G. Boyles
Pulaski County
Stretching a Short Man to Naval Academy Height
Luther Welsh a Central High School pupil in Kansas City Missouri nears the five feet two inch requirement for Naval Academy admission at Annapolis The growth comes from a machine aided stretching method used since January under Kansas City Athletic Club director Professor Rothwell Welsh was appointed by Congressman Cowherd but must meet the height by the June entrance exam
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Luther Welsh
Kansas City
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Kansas City Dispatch
P. Rothwell
Kansas City Athletic Club
Welsh
Congressman Cowherd
Civilization of the Crows Refined by Agent Reynolds Visit
Major S G Reynolds of the Crown Indian agency reports to the Billings correspondent that the Crow wards in Billings area have made rapid material progress. Over 200 new homes have been built, around them 1000 shade trees planted, and stock barns constructed. This year 2000 acres of wheat and 1000 acres of oats have been planted.
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S. G. Reynolds
The
Crown Indian Agency
Billings
Mont
Anaconda Standard
Before the Snow Flies Again Readily
Poem reflects on coming seasons and the joy of months from June to October. It notes robins' cheer and buds emerging, contrasting gloomy moods with anticipated abundance before the snow returns.
Rockefeller portrayed as intensely religious by Litchfield pastor
Rev John Hutchins of Litchfield Conn spent a week in 1903 with John D Rockefeller and his family at a mountain resort. Hutchins portrays Rockefeller as deeply religious and sincere, observing simple family life and regular prayers. He notes Rockefeller’s pride in his son serving others over royal status and questions how private faith fits with public finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hutchins
Litchfield, Conn
Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller
Congregational Church of
Litchfield
Conn
New York American
Hutchins
Mr. Rockefeller
Church
Missionary Society
Eas
Mr. Hutchins
New York
Tie
Standard Otl Company
Admiral Rojestvensky's Ashford Ball Tale of Mischance
A veteran Russian admiral famed for work recounts a London ball misstep. Arriving without host or house details he chose a brightly lit square and entered a ballroom by chance. There he shared a pleasant evening with a young lady before meeting his ambassador. Work remained his guiding constant.
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Rojestvensky
M.A
England
Moosoo
East Orange Man Drives First Fire Horses in Manila
John L. Nihil of Orange New Jersey reports a letter from William J. Cuff, ex-resident of Fair Street East Orange, describing that an East Orange man captains a fire company in Manila and drives the first team of American fire department horses there. Cuff, once with Company H Fifth Regiment, expects promotion to assistant chief on July 1 as Manila's fire department switches to American equipment and harness, reducing response from minutes to seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John LT. Nihil
Orange
N. J
William J. Cuff
Fair Street
East Orange
Manila
New York Times
Cuff
Oranges
Fifth Regiment
Nihill
Soda Fountain Found in Desert Near Brawley
A volcanic spring fifteen miles northwest of Brawley in the Colorado desert yields carbonated water. The spring sits nearly twenty feet below the rim of a volcanic formation and measures two feet across. Rust around the site indicates iron in the water, which tastes unpleasant unless lemon juice is added to produce a palatable soda with fizz. Samples are sent for analysis and the site may become a desert resort.
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Brawley
Colorado Desert
Imperial
Colo
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Stork Club in Wanatah Indiana A Roosevelt Idea
Wanatah Indiana a town of 800 forms a club to popularize Roosevelt birth rate ideas. A Wanatah dispatch notes residents believed the group organized for social purposes but birth rate rise made motives suspect. The emblem is a stork and Roosevelt may be asked to suggest a motto.
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Roosevelt
Stork
Japanese Disinfectant Use Renamed in Historical Report
A fragment notes mention of a Japanese disinfectant use involving charcoal and a term saat B dis- in a historical clipping. The incomplete text limits clear context or entities.
Trains Cut City to Chicago Run to Nineteen Hours
Beginning June 18 the Twentieth Century trains No 25 and No 26 will cover New York City to Chicago in 19 hours, about 60 minutes faster than now. No 25 will arrive about 45 minutes earlier and No 26 about 10 minutes sooner. Further reductions planned on the Michigan Division by about 10 minutes and on the Western Division by about 8 minutes. Current Michigan Division times are 2 hours 39 minutes for No 25 and 2 hours 42 minutes for No 26.
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Twentieth Century
New York
Chicago
New York City
Blind Family Tour Sings for Help on Main Street
A blind father and mother with two bright children travel in a covered wagon marked Help the Blind. The father sings while the mother plays an organ in the wagon, attracting attention as they travel from town to town.
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Main Street
Elkhart County Death and Local Notices Span Goshen
Henry Minger aged 53 died at his Goshen home after Brights disease. Goshen resident 40 years. Odd Poultry tale reports a hen dying after swallowing a grass cluster with a string tied to the tongue. Post mortem confirms tongue torn from roots. Solomon Creek Cemetery Association Articles filed. trustees Hapner Butt Long named. May trustees elected for three years. association lists members.
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Henry Minger
Goshen
Bright
Millersburg
David Flynn
Solomon Creek
Rev Luther Hogshead Installed as Goshen English Pastor
Rev Luther Hogshead was installed yesterday as pastor of the Goshen English Lutheran church. Rev 4H B Reed of Chicago president of the northern conference of the Chicago Synod conducted the special service.
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Luther Hogshead
Goshen
B. Reed
Chicago
Northern Conference
The
Chicago Synod
Bishop White to Lead Services at Go Shen Church
Bishop White from Michigan City will conduct special services at the Goshen Episcopal Church next Thursday during Ascension Day observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Michigan City
Goshen Episcopal Church
Robbery at Goshen Residence Seeks Small Loot
Friday night about midnight the home of Frank Kelly in Goshen was entered and robbed. Entry was gained by removing the screen from the south kitchen window and forcing the window latch. All drawers in the first floor were searched for valuables, but only a missionary bank and Miss Anna Kelly's pocket book are missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kelly
Goshen
Missionary Bank
Anna Kelly
Goshen Citizens Meet On Rail Link Proposal
A Goshen meeting at the Commercial Exchange discussed securing the Huntington Columbia City and Northwestern railroad for Goshen in the upcoming election in Goshen and Elkhart township on Tuesday June 6. Voters appeared united in supporting the proposition.
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Goshen
Commercial Exchange
Elkhart Township
Huntington, Columbia City & Northwestern Railroad
Real Estate Transfers Ledger With Multiple Goshen Elkhart Parcels
A series of property transfers are recorded in Elkhart and Goshen, including Fred A. Young and wife to Homer A. Johnson for a lot in Elkhart at 300 dollars, and Johnson to Andrew S. Lamb and Jennie M. Lamb for another lot. Additional transfers involve Jeremiah N. Trump and Fianna Trump in Goshen for 2700 dollars, Edward C. adar to Casper G Albert in Elkhart for an unspecified sum, and several transfers between Samuel C. Kauffman, Martha J. Rauffman, and George Kistner in Elk hart for one dollar. Anna H. Kauffman and Jonas S. Hartzler trustee exchange parcels in Goshen for one dollar. Emanuel Bickel and wife move a Goshen lot to Porter C. Day for 700 dollars. Goshen Woolen Mfg Co to Goshen Buggy Top Co for land in Goshen valued at 5000 dollars. Other lines reference Thomas J. Bckert and Gen Thomas W Washington related matters and mention portraits by Alice, with survivors listed as part of a separate notice.
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Fred A. Young
Homer A. Johnson
Elkhart
Andrew S. Lamb
Jennie M. Lamb
Jeremiah N. Trump
Fianna Trump
Goshen
Edward C. Paul Adar
Casper G Albert
Samuel C. Kauffman
George Kistner
George Kistner and Wife, Lot In ‘Elkhart, $1. Martha J. Rauffman
George C. Kistner
Jalkhart
Anna H. Kauffman
Jonas S. Hartzler
Jonas
S. Hartzler
Emanuel €. Bickel
Porter C. Day
Goshen Woolen Mfg
Goshen Buggy
Top‘ Co
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Desert
Elkhart County
Thomas JC. Bckert
Thos
Vincent
Washington and
Henry
Alice
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