Neuralgia Pains Relief Claim Promoted by Dr Miles Pills
An advertisement describes neuralgia as an abnormal nerve condition caused by congestion irritation or disease. It promotes Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as effective with no disagreeable after effects and urges readers to tell their druggists to refund the first package if not beneficial. Testimonials from Katherine Barton of Carthage Missouri and Terr Fellery of Lincoln Nebraska praise relief from neuralgia and pain episodes with the product. Miles Medical Co. in Elkhart Indiana backs the offer.
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Miles
Alligs
Els
Katherine Barton
Carthage
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart, Ind
Unclear text prompts local aid plan amid unemployment
Fragmentary report hints at a state official or municipal figure discussing measures to aid the jobless in Rast region. References to employment programs and potential jail or authority figures appear, but many names and details are illegible. The readable core suggests an initiative to assist unemployed residents.
Old School Ten to Be Retained in Bloomingdale
Bloomingdale residents face no abandonment of the existing school. President J W Cook and Secretary Anselot Fuelber say the current building is sound, recently improved at the cost of about $1,000, and the district cannot afford a new $40,000 facility or $20,000 additions. The board will not debt-finance a new building this year, given limited funds and other city schools needing attention.
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Bloomingdale
DutchInz
J. WW. Cook
T Anselot Fuelber
Journal-Gazette
Suelber
J. Tollyns
Eehoc
Biooningdale
Fuelber
Bloomningdaly
H.W. Coole
Rinoming«dale
Sterline
A Musical Sermon and Company Meeting Notice
A musical sermon by Brother Encell is referenced with gospel lines and scriptures. The Grand Rapids and Indiana Railway Company announces its annual meeting to elect seven directors for the ensuing year, to be held at the Grand Rapids office on April 4, 1903, at 10:00 am, with stock transfer backs closing March 21, 1908. R. B. Metheant, secretary.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Stow ‘Olders
Grand Rapids & Tri- Hana Railway Company
Grand Rapids
Kent County
Michigan
R. B. Metheant, Sooracary
Biased call for shooting ex presidents shocks Indiana crowd
Bloomstonon Ind March 1 Local address by Dr H Johnson head of Indiana University Latin dept sparked controversy over pensions for ex presidents and potential execution of a former occupant after leaving office Johnson argued against ex presidents and joked about shooting them if pension demands were unmet citing Grant Cleveland and Lincoln in heated remarks Local dog show notes accompany the report with police chief Ankendrack and exhibitors from the city preparing entries
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Bloomsnaton
Ind
Roosevelt
White House
H. Johnson
Indiana University
Toz
Johnson
Grant
Grover Cleveland
Hosala
Ladies’ Home Journal
Middle West
A. My Hai
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Cincinnati
Ankendrack
William F. Myers
de. Porter
James O'Ryan
Duppy
Wlegmen
Homeseekers' Rates Via Nickel Plate Road
Hirst and third Tuesdays in March and onward to pans west northwest southwest and south. Call on agent or write to MauENRsc ACKER, PA Fort Wayne, and
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Nickel Plate
Hirst
Maren
Oll
Paints
Mauenrsc Acker
Fort Warne
Wrecked Fame of a Brest Healer Prompts Dangerous Patent Potion Claims
A distressed healer from Brest is depicted as peddling questionable patent medicines in New York, promising restored vitality and youth. The piece warns of dangerous ingredients and costly quack remedies sold through doctors and trade suppliers, urging caution amid claims of medical miracles and advised regimens.
Lincoln portrait sparks dispute over political boss linkage
Fragmentary OCR notes quote Dr. James A. Woodburn denying Lincoln served as a political boss and arguing the name Lincoln is too noble for such insinuations. The text reflects debate on monuments and historical memory regarding the martyred president.
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Ford
James A. Woodburn
History Department
Woodburn
Lincoln
Saya
Ton
Board runs down idle rumors at city schools
Humored by concerns from trustees after the Collinwood fire scare, Mr. Fuelber conducted personal inspections of several Cleveland area schools. He found doors functional and free of obstruction, stating Hamilton School could be evacuated in two minutes and reporting other campuses in excellent shape.
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Yenterdy
Angelin Fuslber
Aity
Holocaust Sevral
Collinwood
Cleveland
Fuelbor
Hamilton
Fuelber
Ite
Farm for Sale or Rent Wash-Day Worries End
Advertisement-style note touts washing service for whole family laundry, promising no fretting over washing, lifting heavy clothes, or odors. Encourages readers to "fry our plan" to save time and effort, framing service as a solution for busy households.
Distressing Pile Cure Ad Promises Money Back
An old advertisement touts Hem-Rold as a guaranteed cure for piles with a complete refund if not effective. It promotes Hem-Rold tablets taken internally for a month at $1.00 and lists Meyer Bros. Co and other distributors in New York and New Jersey.
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Leorharats
Ertana
Meyer Bros. Co
Calhoun
Wnrner Columniblats
Corner
Waynes
Cannon St
Forayne. Inc
Lrontard Co
Station B
Buftzin
N.Y
Specials for Lent Today at the Hof Bray
The Hof Bray offers Lent specials including shell oysters New York counts white fish halibut black bass live lobsters frog legs and shad for the day with a focus on seafood items.
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Hof Bray
New York
Governor Hanly uncovers his other Miller boom
Special to the Journal-Gasette from Indianapolis March 4 The Teporetial Governor F Hanly shows active support for Goshen Republican Charles W Miller in the race for governor He travels with Miller and openly backs his candidacy while James Noel a personal friend and political handler works to unite factions for Miller in primaries and state delegate selections The move strains ties with supporters of Taylor and prompts calls for Marion County Republicans to back a Taylor slate
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Journal-Gasette
Indianapolis
F Hanly
Charles W. Miller
Goshen
James Noel
Miller
Neel
Terre Haute
Sarre
Taylor
Marion
Second Wife Bar to Liberty and Embezzlement Case
A Fort Wayne man, Charles J Huttinger, faces embezzlement and bigamy charges after allegedly stealing Moyers money and marrying a Fort Wayne girl in Chicago. He was convicted and sent to reform school, with evidence suggesting further misdeeds. The case spurred a divorce dispute, court proceedings, and a federal preliminary hearing for assault on a meat inspector, while waterlogged county offices delayed some actions.
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Charles J. Huttinger
Hehetat Hey
Larimorp
Sevetion
Dln
Chicago
Tey
Alantory
Gilecr
O'Rourke
Linke
Wyssbein
Ernest K. Guenther
Gertrude Cuenther
Tharmus
Harry Michels
Hiumma- Brackenridge Company
Jacob N. Has
James Matoney
Ginuser Haid
Howard Clouser
Mocatur
United States
T. J. Logan
Indianapolis
Summel
Wile Sam
China fears instant war as Japan pledges action
Diplomats in Pekin fear an immediate China clash despite Tokyo protests. Japan demands the Tatsu-Maru’s unconditional delivery and claims China’s seizure as casus belli while escalating control over Manchuria, railways, and arms transfers. Signs point to a repeat of past war behavior amid broader tensions.
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Pekin
China
Japan
Mmnless
Macao
Toklo
Manchuria
Russia
St Mecao
Japa
Paralysis Follows Too Strenuous Handshake
Marion Indiana reports Ira Hinchman of Gas City was paralyzed by a handshake from Otto Hildebrandt on February 13 at a Gaz City barber shop. The forceful grip dislocated Hinchman’s right shoulder and left him bedridden at his mother’s home. Despite massage, he remains unable to walk without effort.
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Marion
Ind
Ira Minchman
Farber
Gas City
Otto Hildebrard
Hinchman
Hinghman
Gaz City
Hildebrandt
Finchkiman
Mother
Tenim
Catholic Question Sparks Debate at Cathedral Service
March 6 report from Baltimore notes Cardinal answers two questions from cadets at a Catholic service. The first asks if a Catholic may marry during a church ceremony amid remarks that unsettled some listeners. The article centers on church authority and lay responses.
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Baltimore
Caraihay! Gibbons
Lent and Holy Week Opera Question Divides Church Voice
A Cardinalate ruling weighs Lent restrictions on weddings and attendance at grand opera during Holy Week. It states that a wedding may occur in Lent only with quiet observance if urgent, and that attending opera for pleasure during Holy Week is not a sin if the intention is not to seek pleasure but to hear music.
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Cerdinus
Baltimore
Store moves to Buchanan Street with umbrella goods
Local ad announces Mr. Kretaman opening a new store at 436 Buchanan Street on Saturday March 1 after relocating from 158 Calhoun Street. It promises a full line of umbrellas and covers, baby carriages, and lace, with first class workmanship and low prices. Customers are urged to bring the ad for a 6 percent discount.
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Kretaman
Calhoun Street
Hdme
Buchanan Street
Buchanan
Cement plant resumes work at Sandusky with full force
Sandusky Portland Cement company at Ray Tidge resumed operations today to meet rising orders. Several hundred workers reported back as trade and building activity show signs of broad resumption.
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Sandusky
Blarch J
Sandusky Portland’ Cement Company
Ray Tidge
Genuine Chili Con Carne for Lunch at Board of Trade
The Board of Trade offers genuine chili con carne for lunch today. Prepared by local cooks, the meal promises hearty portions of spicy beef with beans, served hot and ready for attendees and members.
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the Board of Trade
Mortimer Opens Two Day Engagement at Majestic
Fort Wayne star Lillian Mortimer presents her new comedy drama Bunes in Arizona for a two day run at the Majestic. The production is described as one of the most elaborate Western drama spectacles seen on the Majestic stage.
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Misa Tan Mortimer
Fort Wayne
Majestic
Arizona
Hia
Pretty Girls and Scenic Effects Pageant at Lyceum
The Toledo Blade praises Little Johnny Jones at the Lyceum for a week long stay. It highlights pretty girls, music, and scenic effects, with a real plot aimed to please the audience. William Keough appears as the Unimoown guest. Ads Gifford and Helen Dexter receive praise for versatility. Johnny Jones actor Billy Seymour performs well, with songs Give My Regards to Broadway and Life in a Very Funny Progal. The steamboat scene in the second act is described as among the prettiest.
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Toleée Blade
Johnny Jones
Lyceum
Johnny Tange
Iight
Toledo
William Keough
Gifford
Helen Dexter
Billy Seymour
Pltys
Broadway
Vaudeville at the Temple and a Boycott Tale
The Temple hosts Ah Waheed Vaudeville with Lucky Jim and Master Leonard performing for a big children’s matinee. A local carpenter references the Boycott origin tale while promoting Hallister’s Rocky Mountain tonic and a special Moyer Bros dinner event.
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Waheed
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