Phenomenal Francis at Hot Springs Medical Institute Promoted
An advertisement asserts the Hot Springs Medical Institute led by Phenomenal Francis offers a panel of famous experts. A patient Casimir Orlowski testifies of dramatic relief after treatment and a campaign to extend free consults runs through June 45. The piece touts cures for paralysis, stomach, liver, kidney troubles and other ailments, with multiple testimonials and public demonstrations in Fort Wayne.
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Roosevelt
Kim
Wayne and
Harrison
Cormer Wayne
Harrison Streets
Allen
Thare
Citarauultasion
Warwick
Hot Springs
Mad Deal Institute
Tam
Gound
Walt
Casimir Orlowski
Francis
Dune
Fort Wayne
Elaele
Ewelnek
Eedward Preep
Amin
Benskinger
Travelings
Yehe
Ty Ratte
Linen tariff secrecy fuels wealthier makers at consumer expense
The Aldrich tariff plan, framed after secret hearings, would raise duty on linen goods. Critics say it protects cotton goods manufacturers while raising prices for cheap linens, harming poorer consumers and widening profits for wealthy interests connected to Fall River mills.
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Aldrich
Seexter Aldrich
Senate
Star Chamber
Senate Finance Committee
Wass and Means Committee
House
Thorn
A. Ely
Tollun
Renator Dolliver
Iowa
Fivo
Joy Cotton and Woolen Sasufacturig Company
Fot Fault River
Mase
Wan
New York “Journal of Commerce
Senate Finance
J. N. Littaner
Ways and Means Committee
Stevens
Pall River
Masa
Chia
New York
Corpmerce
Free Hides Tariff Fight at Washington Over Packers Monopolies
A tariff dispute in Washington pits independent tanners and shoe manufacturers against Chicago packers over a proposed free hides policy. Packings interests argue for a monopoly advantage, while farmers receive no benefit from higher hide prices. Consumers would bear higher costs as the duty structure is challenged. The debate asserts that hides do not boost beef value and warns against reducing raw material for leather industries. Public protest is urged to prevent a packer monopoly and higher life costs.
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Payne Dill
Aldrich
United States
Chicago
Washington
Unite States
Weder
Dingley Tann
Duiz
House of Repreventatives
Local firm showcases big exhibit at Atlantic City event
A local company displays an expansive exhibit at Atlantic City featuring Mister Mechanics and Master Car builds. The presentation uses 8.1 percent Bowser and Co. of this city as part of an elaborate setup, drawing attention to engineering and design work planned for the event.
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Atlantic City
Bowser &, [Co
Convention set for January on leather and machinery exhibit
The Rocher Company treasurer Mr Dunkelbors leads a convention to plan a January exhibit in Acuanie City showcasing leather goods, paddings, and tuning gear by Mace and Ratlronda. The gathering focuses on a standard MATL JUNG 2 agenda, with a late January reselon resuming work.
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Thawser
Ratlronda
Ca. Dunkelbors
Te Rocher Company
Lever
Tie Convent
Tunkel
Acuanie
Jan
Gas mains to be laid on Pontiac Street and Broadway
Indianapolis Lighting Company gains approval to extend gas mains on Pontiac Street and South Broadway as the board of public works orders paving plans. An eight inch line will connect the Washington and Fulton corner main to the Broadway engine house, improving service to a longtime underserved area.
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Indianapolis Lighting Company
Board of Public Works
Pontiac Strees
Uehtlog Company
Ushtlag
South Broadway
Washington and
Fulton Streets
Broadway
Hreadway Park
Board of Swor
California County Exhibits in Trains Draw Crowds
A wandering California County exhibit touring for two years showcases a vast display of farm, financial, and migratory themes. Highlighted by monster specimens such as a 10 382 pound steelyard and 20 foot long items, the exhibit features whale ribs, a coin collection, a man-eating shark, and numerous other curiosities aimed at drawing visitors to the county board of trade showcase.
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California
Macvemant
Karl Waynn
Hodday
Stanixins
Whegle
Ns Markabie
Carl
M. Tend
Han
Briainians County Board of Trade
Induccaiaeornere
Promne
Monater Patatore
Alaine
Witnesses Detail Debts and Lavish Spending in Gould Trial
Testimony portrays a life of indulgence with bills totaling hundreds of thousands and purchases from dressmakers jewelers and department stores. Mrs Gould deflects questions about finances while recalling yacht expenses and a costly party setup. Prosecution and defense circle questions as Ken remains on the stand with plans to continue tomorrow.
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Rolleh
Pat Slim
Ken
Amung
Autos Bug Gigs And Bicycles Chase Negro Through City Streets
A chase through streets from Fairfield Avenue to Calhoun ended with a capture in a shed behind a Baker Street property. The suspect, wanted for stealing a step ladder, was turned over to officers after being pursued by a posse and a railroad police captain. Noah Levy was fined five dollars and costs and jailed thirty days for petit larceny.
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Falr
Field Avenue
Calhoun Street
Woshington
Baker
Baker Streat
Charles Snmson
Sury
OfRear
Linker
Inn Dubry
Torey
Pernsylvania
Geedy
Gyeman
Pennsylvania
Henry Stoll
The Bungalow Frivolities and Weather Sweeps Fort Wayne Area
Fragmented local notes describe social events, arrests, marriages, and public notices across Fort Wayne and nearby towns. Rain and storms prompt utility updates and a portable substation deployment. City council appoints ex mayor Sam G. Stone to the school board for a second stint.
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Ritler
Ctty
Sam G. Stone
Ends Error for Mankind Inauguration Feels the Strain
A garbled report recalls a troubled inauguration day as a president elect appears feeble. A Taft telegram offers condolences while local events discuss a failed ceremony and strained political tensions amid missing messages and shifting plans.
Adams County School Commencement Held at Moose Opera House
In Decatur Indiana on June 14 a class of 16 diplomas was awarded at Moose Opera House due to inclement weather. a planned ceremony at Central Schoolhouse was moved, drawing relatives from across the county. County Superintendent F. Upliger led graduates in a procession from the central school. The program ran 10 to 12 with attendees from the southern county returning home after the ceremony.
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Klat News
Doreau
Decatur
Ind
Adams County Hekoh
Moose’s Opera House
Hosse Opera House
Thire
Vie Doure
Nelves
Gehonts Ey F. Upliger
Scully Anthracite vs Scranton Coal analyzed for efficiency
A detailed test compares Scully Anthracite to Scranton coal, noting higher carbon content, lower moisture, and cleaner burning with less ash. The study claims Scully burns whiter, heats more per ton, and delivers greater heating force, with government buyers and municipalities evaluating its performance against traditional hard coals.
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Scranton
Scully
Athenette Coola
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United Force
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Drlawski
Ikeal
Semale Primlice
Riou
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Patterson - Fletcher
Pontiac Street
Aluo
California County
Thia City
Highrgath
City News
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Pauline Raut
Megalee
Thorman Dolchert
Fr Tutratt
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Mra
Walter Hlexler
Monroeville
Waa
Femoyar
Reutherun
Wynkan
Fort Wayns
Edwards
Arad
Wes Gpantet
Marriaga Heense
Drierbach Han
Uie Xtate
Mpirihution Ainik
Defi
Charles Paola
Beam
Trench
Vesterday
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Gefers
Trvet
Randall
Tellennghom
Thea
Lagrange
Tive
Georas Strada
Yeaterday
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St. Joe
Tha Oftegrs
Nual
Strode
Beysrle
Nia
Lane
Ine Weather Observation Department
Witels Wit
Dni Teen
Wusinesa
Wayne & Wabash
Valley Traction
Indiana
Weatinghoumy
Tremont
Cluett, Peabody & Co
Wukera Tee
Cacboa
Longfellow
Taft
Ales
God
William, H- Tayt
Gariett
BR. & VO
Urbe Placy
Athelne
Bor
Mechiatt Rowden
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Adams County School Commencement
Buffalo
Lehigh Valley
Scully Scranton
Mobtiier
Fywhr- Vaud Cartan
Lacaeweene RL Weer
Canton
Poel
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Clty
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Lula
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Canada
Ganda
Gould Enal
Hag Bean
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Unite Coal Yards Company
Wall Street
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