Dr Williams Pink Pills advertised as blood builder
An advertisement touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as a cure for blood diseases like anemia and debility. It features a testimonial from John F. Williams of Anderson Indiana detailing recovery from typhoid after taking the pills. The copy claims improved blood, nerves, and vitality and notes price and availability from the Dr Williams Medicine Company.
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John F. Williams
Tancoln St
Anderson, Ind
Williams
New Paris Jeweler Toms Acquitted in Double Murder Trial
In Goshen Indiana circuit court Judge Dodge presided as Harry Toms of New Paris was found not guilty of wanton murder in the May 16 fatal fight with Rastis Paul, a village barber. Toms will leave New Paris for Goshen to start a new repair business after the verdict and his release from jail.
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Wikhart
Eugene McClellan
Olkuart
Harry Toms
New Paris
Dodge
Elkhart
Goshen
Toms
King
Rastis
Paul
Thkhart
Fifteen Year Old Boy Killed in Accidental Shooting
Matthew Brazy, 15, of Scoth Bend, was accidentally shot and killed Friday evening by Joseph Ogurkiewicz, 13, at the Robert Molbert slaughter house area. The incident occurred while the boys were driving a horse and buggy. a rifle discharged when handling the weapon.
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Matthew Brasy
Wolf Brazy
Scoth Bend
Joseph Ogurkiewicz
Joseph
Ogu Kiewicz
Matthew Brazy
Rober Molbert
Kiewicz
Buess Qgurkiewicz
Michigan Dispatch: Carrie Bower of Elkhart Featured
Fragmentary report notes Carrie Bower of Elkhart is connected to a dispatch from Michigan city. The text references a cousin and a local home but lacks full context and details.
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Michigan
Ity Dispatch
Carrie “Bower
Elkhart
Swac
Eber
Compton Detained Then Released Amid Habeas Corpus Proceedings
In Elkhart the prisoner Compton was detained by Sheriff Ziesel after an arrest by Officer Stamp. Habeas corpus proceedings moved by A B Dating continued, with probable dismissal. Compton then left toward Chicago with plans to stay away from Hikhart.
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Ziesel
Prissoner
A. B. Dating
Superior Court
Compton
Chicago
Hikhart
Stamp
Physical Culture Classes at Hart Chautauqua For Youths
Physical culture programs for boys and girls will feature this year at Hart Chautauqua. Miss Chesney, a leading figure in the field, directs the work, having led it last year. Thursday will see distributed chautauqua plans countywide as Roose coordinates with area groups to staff visits for the July assembly. Indications point to a visitor turnout at least matching 1906 as the event expands.
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Chesney
Roose
Insurance Claim Suit Over $1,500 Denied
The plaintiff, Herimin Times, beneficiary of a passenger engineer of the Co & St railroad, sues the Michigan based Standard Die and Accident Insurance Co for $1,500. Alleging the company refused payment on a policy for the insured who died in an accident between Greensburg Indiana and Louisville Kentucky on January 29, 1906, despite full compliance with the contract. Skinner & Wide are attorneys for the plaintiff.
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Standard Die
Michigan, Corporation
Herimin Times
Co. Co & St. Railroad
Greensburg
Ind
Luisville
The
Insurance ‘Company
Himes
Skinner & Wide
Sre
Unlawful Fishing in Michigan Lakes Reported
Local fishermen report illegal spearing and netting in Michigan lakes near Elkhart causing bass stocks to decline. Residents accuse commercial fishers and farmers of neglect and warn authorities have not pursued prosecutions.
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Michigan Lakes
Michigan
Elkhart
Warren Hill
Jake
Yeterday
Haye& Giver
Eight year old boy injured by tin in finger
The eightyearold son of Joseph Tess a bicycle repairer suffered a deep tin cut in a finger last summer. The injury opened again last Sunday when a sliver of tin was found a quarter to a half inch long inside the finger.
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Joseph Tess
West Part Of Blishart Becomes Growth Engine For Elkhart
Lake Shore plans to build new shops and a mammoth locomotive yard at Flishart boosting Elkhart population to over 30 000 by 1910. Officials say 1600 jobs will bring many new households and spur realty deals along gravityards corridor. Builders and merchants anticipate higher business and more housing as rail improvements proceed.
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Lake Shore
Flishart
Elkhart’s
Elkhart
He -Winker
Hile & Baker
Ledred
Troyer Farm
Ard's
Max‘vall-Briscoe
Max‘vall-Briscoe—auto Factory
Col Snell Dead Bank President in Bloomington Home
Col Thomas Snell, president of the St Joseph Valley Bank, died at 1 p.m. today at the Bloomington home of his widow. His two elder sons Thomas Thornton Snell and Harry C Snell were with him, and his only surviving son Richard of Clinton. Funeral set for Friday afternoon in Bloomington. Estate valued at about 2 million dollars.
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Thomas Snell
St. “Joseph
Salient Questions at Trial Over Silk Undershirt Sack Content
The courtroom debate centered on contents of a carpet sack including a silk undershirt as key evidence. Gol Snell, a Democrat turned Republican, faced questions over alleged theft while the St. Joe Valley Bank announced a half-day closure at noon Friday.
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Lincoln
Snell
S. Defense
Avas
St.Joe Valley
Bank
Waiver Filed Ending Elkhart Goshen Court Battle
A Goshen firm filed a waiver in the Indiana Supreme Court agreeing to drop further re hearing requests in the Elkhart Superior Court case. The move ends a long dispute between Goshen and Elkhart as police recall a bank robbery plot tied to a previous arrest of Jim Reed.
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Goshen
Elkhart
Indiana Supreme Court
Indianapolis
Miller, Drake&. Hubbell
Imachinery
Circuit Court
Dames
Hoskins
Haskins
Swhose
Elk
Ivar
National
Jim Reed
Vite A
Reed
Plot to Kill and Rob a U S Bank Found in Rail Yard
A mysterious letter found near the Lake Shore Depot by Yardmaster Andrews yesterday threats murder and robbery against a United States bank. The letter is addressed to Ed Collins at Omaha and signed by Jack O Shea, containing veiled threats and coded phrasing.
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A. United. States Bank
Letter clears path for Elkhart court influence shift
Supt Silver seeks clue to sender of folded letter read by readers. Goshen lawyers waiver signals withdrawal from fight, possibly official recognition of Elkhart court. Miller Drake Hubbell faces GOP consolidation risk as party insiders describe voluntary retreat without Elkhart accord.
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Silver
Goshen
Gattshall
Tikbach
Vernon W. Vankleet
Goshen Law Firm
Elkhart Court
Elkhart
Circuit Court
Miller
Miller, Drake & Hubbell
Indianapolis Star
Charley
Fairbanks
Superior Court
Elkhart Republicans Debate 1908 State Senate Bid
Deputy Prosecutor Thomas A Davis plans a 1908 bid for Elkhart County state senator with Horace Al Master of Bristol also named as a possible candidate. The party favors rotating the seat with Goshen every four years and recent local shifts challenge old alliances. A Goshen governor candidate Charles Miller is regarded unlikely but could upset party balance if he wins.
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Elkhart
Thomas A.davis
Horace
Bristol
Customs
An. Mikhart
Chas. Wi
Deserter husband spurs two wives to police inquiry
Mrs Alfred Smead and Mrs Ornthas, two Indianapolis women, pursue divorce and criminal desertion after their husbands at the Chicago Telephone Supply Co. left with two plant workers. Investigations reveal a missing dress suit and innuendo of romance, with wives planning to press charges as police track the men through Indianapolis and Kansas City.
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Chicago Telephone Supply Company
Nils
Lididnapolis
Sinead
Washington
Indiana
Indianapolis
Kankak See
Smead
Ornt
Beardsley Sets Fast Car Record Claim
Dr Beardsley speeds in a new Apperson car claiming a 70 mph plus run. He left Wawases Inn at 7 15 and reached Buckien Hotel at 8 12 and notes seven dog days as a better personal record.
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DR. Beardsley
Wallace Beardsley
Beardsley
Wawases Inn
Buckien ‘Hotel
Afty
Warren, Hin
Chen Tung Forecasts Quick Victory If War With Japan
Boston reports Sir Chentung Lian Chang Chinese minister declares strong American prospects in a potential war with Japan. He predicts clear victory for the United States and emphasizes the country's wartime alliance and resolve.
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Chen Tung
Boston
Sir Chentung
Liane
Chang
Japan
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Maxwell
Briscoe
Col. Snell
ST. Joe Valley Bank
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Hubbell
U.S
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