Wrights Rheumatic Remedy Promoted as World Cure
Centlivre of Fort Wayne Indiana reports dramatic relief from sciatic rheumatism after using Wrights Rheumatic Remedy. He details prior failures at Mt Clemens Hot Springs West Baden and other places, credits one dose with pain relief and recovery, endorses the product and offers to verify the claim. Sold by Gross Pharmacy Port Wayne Indiana.
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Fort Waye
Ind
Wright Mevicine Co
Peru
Wright
Mt. Clemens
Mick
Hot Springs Ark
West Baden
LOWS
A. Centlivre
L. Centilvre Brewing Co
Enz
Gross Pharmacy
Port Warne
State Auditor Bigler For War Amid Insurance Costs
Indianapolis reports show state war for life and fraternal insurance firms fuels higher expenses. Of 631,840.80 total receipts from smaller assessment companies, 7 1/2 percent covered losses, while 70 percent funded salaries and running costs. Large firms fared better, with about 41-50 percent of receipts used for expenses and returns to policyholders. The audit notes pressures on salaries, fees, and administrative costs across the sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Liestiller
Imaeirtaint
Nerres
Toros
Samall
Talis
Sith Durmsy
Toda
Met
Ree
Wenly
Ririning Ie
Wien
Smaler
Comn
Laniex
Pollerholdvs
Pat
Ani
Ayla
Baseball Gossip and Team News Stir Local Fans
Fragmented notes describe players Aiadner Matas and Ty Captains, hospitalizations, and team movements. Mentions Montpelier, Verne Gon, secretary Peters, and manager changes as fans anticipate opening season and possible transfers.
Shamrock Mascots Stir Local Baseball Fervor
Manager Murt Clears leads Sharroct town's Shamrocks with Father Guendling as a symbolic mascot amid a tradition linking the team to a war era. The piece notes emblems and a celebrated history facing rival teams including Indianapolis and Fort Wayne as the Shamrocks win praise for their spirited performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murt Clears
Sharroct
Hae
Charles RB
Guandling
Sugeriuendsit
Bt. Joseph's Cathellc
Orps
Lafayette
Father Guendling
Iniina
Lateyette
Indianapolle
Dmxeldverters
Lane Wsimeporite
Fort Wayne Shamrocke
Athens
Shamresks
Sherduime
Clary
Prof
Ritter
Kary
Wayne Heheho
Pepe Mat
Pather
Fitz 18 Willing to Fight Gus Rupa in Toledo Club Event
A detailed, action filled report notes Fitz willing to fight Gus Rupa at the Toledo club in Essinulan. Negotiations hinge on proper guarantees and timely agreement. Both sides discuss conditioning and timelines, with plans to sign articles within a month if possible.
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York
Almmwins
Fis Fernoon
Gus Rupa
Rahlin
Remy
Fitz
Anxiqua
O'Brien
Rhino
Fiysinmons
Tom Rourke
Mike
All the Baseball News by Journal Gazette
The Journal Gazette invites city clubs to submit baseball news and features for the coming season. It seeks coverage of players, teams, and upcoming challenges to boost interest and showcase future greats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal Gazette
Guaranteed Cure for Piles and Hemorrhoids Ad
An advertisement touts PAZO OINTMENT as a guaranteed cure for piles itching bleeding and protruding piles. It claims druggists are authorized to refund money if no cure is found within fourteen days.
Inaugural Speech at Manila for Lipinos’ Philippines
Manila credentials record an inaugural ceremony marking Henry Tee Wile’s induction as governor general Mok pince presiding. Chief Justice Arentinas administered the oath as officials pledged Philippine loyalty to the United States guiding policy.
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Manila
Henry C. Tée
Mok Pince
Ghietdnalles Aretinas
Whe
Martin Fey
Roosevelt
Taft
Philippines
PRI
Resided in City Thirty Seven Years Widow Woolley Dies
Fort Wayne obituary notices report Mrs O L Woolley aged about sixty and William P OBrien death notices from Kokomo and Fort Wayne. Woolley formerly resided with family in Kokomo and taught at Jefferson School, later moving to Indianapolis, with funeral plans at St Patricks Catholic church. Other notices announce deaths of Mathias Gerder, Cecil Row, and Clarence Weamtily with services at local churches and attendances from family members.
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O. L. Woolley
Kokomo
Fort Wayne
Albert J. Diitoe
Bla
Warne Street
High Titsk
Diive Anlther
Mr. Dirler
Somerset
Fort Wayte
A D, Brandrit
West Berry Street
Commercial Club
Associaton
Re Cathediyal Consrexation
Catholic Knights of America
Uenides
Mary, Torelta
Margaret Alice
Bernadette Ditton
Charles, Vincent
Peter Hitloe
Alster
Rose Sneckler
Lancaster
Woolley
Ely
Prof
Jefferson School
Koko
Allen
Rendner
Wiliam P. O'Orlen
Rieeloch Tre de Residenne
West DeWid Street
St. Patrial
Mathias Gerder
Pealdence
Wilton Avenue
St Mary's Catholic Church
Cecil Rowhn
Rickott
Clarence Weamtily
Larreellonrs
Fairfield Avenue
Novices Posted at Breakers as Lenore Seeks Applicants
Novelty news notes that novices are posted at several breakers who court Mise with Lenore for all applicants. The brief item highlights positions open and the ongoing recruitment by the breaker's circle.
All Quiet In Illinois District Report
April 1 report from East St Louis to Belleville shows no trouble in the district. Associated Press notes assessors counted cans and debris along the rail lines after a day of relative calm. No strikes or work stoppages appeared in the region today.
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Sir Louis
Pepeetien
Associated Press
East St Louis
Belleville
General walkout in Scranton district report
Scarcity of details and garbled lines describe a general walkout in the Scranton district, Pennsylvania. The item notes whistle signals and expected absence of most worker classes, with firemen engineers and pump attendants possibly exempt. No firm numbers or dates are clear due to damaged text.
Indian Territory Miners Tie Up Coal Mines
In South Malister I T April 1 substitutes have been secured for the union engineers and firemen who left the mines Saturday night. No coal for commercial purposes will be mined tonight as the shut down is in effect and operators say they will not attempt to reopen the mines Monday.
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Burk Wayna Blues
Stelzer
Beach
Rimmenger
Tage
Rot
Io Ds
Wanoll
Unifare Chrongiinar
Slarmenger
Setbeldure
Bininengie
Sueker Innit
Nelder
Iva Fundies
Scranton
South Malister
I. T
Imiian
Union Action Shuts Mines in Timaqua District
In Timaqua Pennsylvania on April 1 the United Mine Workers declared a strike to gauge follower compliance with suspension orders. The union reports most women will stay away from mines and that enough nonunion men are absent to prevent mine operations in the district.
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Timaqua
Omyerall
United Mine Workers
Mises
Special Police to Protect Miners in Shamokin
A special force from Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron police arrived in Shamokin to guard miners who wish to work tomorrow. A larger detachment will come after Tuesday if needed. No mining occurred today besides routine tasks by foremen bosses and engineers.
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Shamokin
Philadelphia & Reading Coal & Trot
No General Strike In The Indiana Field
Indianapolis reports indicate no general strike in Indiana coal fields for 1903. Prospect Hill Coal Company at Vincennes and operators at Bicknell are said to maintain production with wage scale alignments. Mines in Evansville Newburg and surrounding counties will follow 7208 scale, with Fort Branch closing for a month as T. T. Senses Cog Company chief confirms.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Vincennes
Hi Coal Sampany
Bicknell
Davon AM Evansville
Dlimond
Newburg
Evanaville
Banheran Sugnyside
David Togle
J. T. Wooley Coal Company
Oneracars
Gthenn
T. TL Senses Cog
Onirontelit Ti Company
TinyInse Cigar Smote For Si At MWe
A fragmented note reports a minor incident at MWe where an individual or group named TinyInse was involved with a cigar. The exact actions are unclear from the readable text.
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Rm TinyInse
Coal strike talks halt anthracite shipments in Philadelphia
Baer and Judge Gray conferred at a Philadelphia home with A Dupont, discussing miners in the anthracite region facing layoff if morning reports are not filed. Heavy shipments to the west paused as production concentrates in the Schuylkill area and a mass exodus from the anthracite region occurs.
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Philadelpina
ADM
Idise
George Gray
Anthri de Shriky Csmmlaston
Baer
Reading Company
Saldning Aleht
Kongten
Cot Ay A. Dupont
Fe Powder
Tamara
Anthraclice
Reading
Morles Garly
Rome
Os Cration
Jos
Alwong
Ihig
Texas Miners Await Word On Steady Saliefay Night
Texas mining towns await word on a labor strike outcome after a night shift in the pel mines. Communal tensions rise as workers anticipate the result of stalled negotiations and potential wage adjustments.
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Pout Worth
Tex
Texas
Ohio Mine Wage Contract Policy Meeting Unclear
The Ohio District miners' executive board planned a meeting in Columbus next Thursday to decide whether miners may sign wage contracts with individual operators or oppose signing. VP Lewis, expected to attend, did not travel to Columbus and instead went home to Bridgeport Ohio. he will speak to miners in Charlerai, Pa tomorrow.
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Colcamus
G. Anvil
Ohio
Iuuthins
Tursley
Yinhil
Ohl
Renin
Minera
Lewis
Nateiinlarg
Volamhns
Bridgeport
Guarantee Protection for Non Unionists in Mahanoy Region
In Mahanoy City Pennsylvania on April 1, authorities promise protection for non union workers. Extra engines and crews rushed to support the Mahanoy Shamokin mission of the Reading railway as operations loom tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahanoy City
Evey Einesy
Mahanoy
Maranoy-Shamokin
Reading Railway
Ers
Noties
Tidewater
Steruse
Wilkes-Barre Miners Refuse to Work Amid Suspension Order
Miners and laborers in Wilkes-Barre area ignore a suspension order as workers of nearby collieries remove tools and supplies from the engine sheds and yards. Railroad companies reportedly aid breakers with empty coal cars to speak out.
Twenty Fifth Anniversary Of Tuskegee Institute Observed
Bishop Doane and Rev. William Groswell Tenn led a celebration in Turbebore Alabama marking the twenty fifth anniversary of the Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute. A large crowd attended as Bishop Doane preached on the theme The Hope of the Negro in the Negro Itself with other prominent citizens expected to join on Tuesday.
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Turbebore
Ala
Tuakegee Normal and Industrial Institute
Wileiam Groswell Tenn
Bison
Albany U
al Jeno Phanel
Nealer
Donne
Negro Iimself
Educated Negro Leader Praises Washington Influence
The speaker lauds Kegel as educated among his race and calls for uplifting the illiterate. He emphasizes a heavier responsibility for educated Black people and pays high tribute to Dr. Washington and his work.
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Kegel
Jan
Dr. Washington
Ils
Lutheran Minister Targeted by Hatchet Attack in East Portchester
In New York April, Rev. Joan Kopp, pastor of the Gerndt Lutheran Church, was attacked on his way to the church as his wife played the organ. A bloodstained hatchet was found later at the home of Albert Depaul, organist, wife a choir leader. Sheriff says police have issued a general alarm. Kopp’s condition is described as critical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
LA Mysterols
East Portchester
Joan Kopp
Gerndt
Albert Depaul
Depaul
Central Polo League to Remain Intact Next Season
In Indianapolis on April 1, managers of the Central Polo League held talks, confirming the league will stay intact for the next season. They discussed shared expenses and mileage among Kokomo, Lagune, Manton, Anderton, Dareie, and Indianapolis clubs, noting the latter three faced the most mileage.
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Indianapolts
Central Polo League
Commune
Kokoma
Lagunepert
Manton
Anderton
Dareie
Indianacpolis
Ea Sia Ima Na
Fort Wayne to Indianapolis rail link plans stir talk
The article discusses prospects of a direct Fort Wayne to Indianapolis rail connection, with Col. Ogle and Col. Owlie cited. Veterans and locals debate the impact on the state capital's accessibility and future growth, amid conflicting predictions about construction prospects and regional benefit.
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BK Torr
Fort
Detr
Indiana murderers escape into Kentucky tale headlines
Reported pursuit across state lines describes fugitives linked to a Leavenworth case. Names such as Apel, Rothy, and Hoxcock appear in scattered reads. Officials from Indiana and Kentucky coordinate with Sheriff Flurry and the Dep. to recapture suspects amid a possible firearm incident near a residence.
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Leavenworth
Apel Toohnt
Rothy
Neetherin-law
Oliver Hoxcock
Sheri Flurry
Reld McCalp
Abel
Renticky
Kolin
Hayeors
German Troops Meet Disaster in North Africa
April 1 Berlin reports a dispatch confirming a German detachments loss in Northwest Africa. An officer and six men formed part of the unit that accompanied a convoy of army wagons between distant locations when they were attacked, with lieutenant Keller and ten troopers killed.
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Bouth Africa
Berlin
Africa
Keller
The Month of April in Ancient Calendars and Names
The excerpt surveys how April appeared in ancient calendars the Roman and Alban systems noting thirty days in some versions and variations in others. It discusses Venus associations and possible Latin derivations from aperire while highlighting scholarly doubt about the April name’s origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jyenr
Tillis Caesar
Tur Rive lecture translation and robbers tale
The fragment describes a translated tale where a speaker praises a Bighead lecture and a merchant is fined for a crime. It mentions a robbery of a safe and a mule bank employee. No clear names or dates are provided, but the tone imitates a distant journalistic cache of dialogues.
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Irving B. Hiett & CO
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Jack Tee Wangiers
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Eden
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Eelipee
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Washington Alfrion Co
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Victor
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Barber & Son
Calhoun St
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Carrie B. Banning
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Arunswick League
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