Uric-G Promises Cure For Rheumatism Advertised
A historical ad claims rheumatism can be cured only with Uric-G, promising to purge uric acid from blood and tissues. It marketing its product as a permanent remedy, offering a free sample by mail and asserting availability through local druggists in Fort Wayne and The Smith Drug Company in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
cMet
Urie
Smith Drug Company
Booth
Byracugs
N.Y
Fort Wayne
Moyer Beas. Company
Celnauw Street
Nervous Break-Down Relief Claims Drive Dr Miles Ad
An advertisement touts Dr Miles Nervite and Nervine as remedies for nervous breakdowns and related ailments. It cites testimonials including Mrs W K Burke of Nyrlle Greek Oregon who reports recovery and returning to work after using the products supplied by Miles Medical Co Elkhart Indiana.
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Oregon
Selly
Pitta
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
Sons of Veterans Camp Note of 1883 Reunion
Local camp of the Sons of Veterans marks a March 17, 1883 founding anniversary. Five organizers remain active as guests entertain with stories for Capt. James Walton Memorial Camp. Notables include Bookwalter and others from West Wilkins Street. veterans recall wartime service and postwar patriotism.
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Ames &, White Camp
Bookwalter
Sons of Veterans
Bll Bookwalter
Wilkins Street
Wil
Capt
James Jr
Veteruss
Wis
Boolkwalter
T. W. Utah
W.F Goller
Hetey Dlatler
Charles Jures
James 1. Walto
Thirrlals Siditciun
Arrested and Then Declared Insane in Inquest
Decatur Indiana March 10 An inquest concluded Oscar Schoenfeld was insane and a likely candidate for asylum admission. He had violence at a farm, attacked a farmer, and later terrorized jail staff. Schoenfeld claimed army service, past asylum confinement, and anti Christian views. his father was described as a wealthy German private banker.
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Klat Nowa Bursa
Decatur
Ind
Dern, Miller
Tullus Huugh
Betlels
Bunaumlay
Andy
Wateh
Charlier Bittner
Fiarmer
Tendevs
Bittner
Sherrit Meyer
Dr. Keller
Inet
Laka
Dagtar
Scehoenrald
Bis
Germany
Mother and Babe Buried in Same Casket
Decatur Indiana report of Charles W Andrews and wife Sarah Bisther dying around birth time. Mrs Andrews, daughter of Jacob Crist, widow of a railroad wagon rainer, lived near Hendusday. Funeral at Washington church with burial in Dankard cemetery. The mother and babe to be interred in the same casket. Also an advertisement for Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for teething children.
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Decatur
Ind
Charles W Andrews
Honduray
Sarah Bisther
Andrews
Jacob Dayton Crist
Fort Wayne
Eli Crist
Youn
Frank Breiner
Presteter
Jennie
Hev
Badger Jones
Washington Church
Dankard
M Fother
France to Become Mayor of Decatur
Decatur Indiana March 1 Kiel News Bureau reports City Clerk C Q France will qualify as mayor to replace Tarid D Caffee after impeachment verdict. City without a mayor until France's formal appointment tomorrow evening. Coffee administration ended with jury verdict. Thomas Bringer expected to be appointed to succeed France as city clerk.
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Kiel
Decatur
Ind
Decatur Council
C. Q France
Tarid D. Caffee
Coffee
Feriderad
Thomas Bringer
Nir
France
Young Man Hurt in Runaway Accident Near Cemetery
Mr. Jared Read of Adams township and Mr. Joseph Yoors of St Joe township, students at a city business college, were riding yesterday morning when the buggy ran away. They were thrown over the body, the horses became unmanageable near the Catholic cemetery, dashed into a fence, and York, a young man, was thrown out. Wears escaped injury.
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Jared Read
Adams Township
Streo
Joseph Yoors
St. Joe Township
York
Uncle Sam’s Food Brand Ration Note
Uncle Sam is a department use customer for agriculture and army rations. Gold Medal Flour from Washburn Crosby Co. is touted for high protein energy. Salt is supplied by grocers.
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Uncle Sam
Washburn- Crosby ‘Co
Columbia City Man to Locate at Flora
Ex Marshal David Grund of Colombia City Grove Chronch works for Creamery company in Flora has joined the local firm as an employee. He is described as moving to Flora to take a position with the Creamery, entering the new job with steady experience and local ties noted by the report.
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Solumbia
Flora
Wnist
Columbia City
Ink
Marehis
David Grund
Tall City Grove Chronch
Floris
Curralli
Creamery Compa 2
Empiox
Asquith
Great Britain
Fleet
London
Fyrner
Rostbers
Prince of
Willes
Rosebery
Edward
Tweedsmouth
Decatur Drunk Disturbance Leads to Fines and Jail Time
In Decatur on March 16 Ed Skelton from Fort Wayne caused a disturbance while intoxicated. He was fined $1 and costs in Laurie l's court and jailed for ten days after failing to pay.
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Ity Bist
Decatur
Ed Skelton
Fort Wayne
Lauriel
Lagrange Deno Rats Organize in Indiana Convention
The Lagrange county Democratic convention gathered in the county courthouse on a Saturday, the largest in years, omitting alternates. Delegates were chosen to form the county central committee and report delegates to judicial, senatorial, and representative conventions. Precinct committeemen were named and ratified, with officers and sidegates listed for the committees.
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Ey Kise Nowa Bureau
Dagrange
Ind
Court House
Matson
County Central Committee
Ttwaa Nso
Bloomfeld
George W. Caler
BS. Billey
D.' Tt
Morrison
EB. Lewellen
Lima
Atwater
B. B. Miller
A . von Buren
Tinst
Lewis Witch
Eden
Alber Gebrett
H._Loncormet
Clearspring
Stanford “Decter
E. T. Wamsle
Johnson
Charles Rowe
William Crone
Milford
A Wyans
WW. H. Cannan
J. T. Engharst
F. J. Duntent
L. M M. Rowe
James Wy Rowe
W. H. Balhart
Sylvester Frances
Lester Jones
Walter Fair
Leander Case
J. B. Cligston
George Henderson
William Slone
E.S. Ballou
Daniel Morrison
A. D. Stormes
Charlee Dancer
B. F. McKinley
E. Fox
Martin Chiddestat
R. A. Prough
Chicago Mining Exchange Votes to Cease Operations
In Chicago on March 18 the Chicago mining and stock exchange members decided to cease business and split the remaining funds in the treasury among members. Directors plan to set a closing date after meeting tomorrow. the exchange began with $16,000 but expenses exceeded receipts and about $6,060 remains.
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Chicago
Chicago Mining and Stock Exchange
Treasury Brotala
Exchange
Councilman's Wife Returns From Hospital
Mrs. Mose Apfelbaum wife of Councilman Appelbaum returned from St Joseph's hospital Fort Wayne after three delicate operations performed by Dr Maurice Rosenthal and Dr F Grister. The couple thanks the surgeons nurses and hospital staff for excellent care and Mrs Apfelbaum expects full recovery.
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Kiet
Columbia City
Ind
Mareh
Mose Apfelbaum
Couman Appelbaun
St. Joseph's Hospital
Fort, Wayne
Maurice Rosenthal
de. F. Grister
Apfelbaum
Bir
Mystified Patient Files Show Fraudulent Piles Cure Claim
A garbled OCR fragment mentions alleged cures for piles by Dr Leonhardt Co and a person named Joan Street near Calhoun Street in Fort Wayne. The text misrenders names and numbers, but hints at a dubious medical claim and a specific street address tied to the alleged cure.
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Fife
Bryson
Antony Br
Leonhari
Joan Stree
Calhoun
Calhoun Street
Bacie Fort Waynes. Ing
Leonhardt
Bynie
Asquith in Ascendancy Prompts Liberal Readiness for Change
London editorials praise Herbert Asquith as a capable diplomat and potential prime minister. The piece notes his imperialist stance, leadership of the Commons during Campbell-Bannerman’s era, and growing public support for his premiership though questions remain about passing his legislative program.
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Herbert Asquith
Mr. Asquith
Atle
Gladstone
Salisbury
Raspbery
Balfour
Campbell-Bannerman
Joseph Chamberlain
Asquith
Dismissed Quail Case Learns From County Court
In Columbia City Indiana on March 16 the state quail case against Pred Detznes for a dropped bird and a separate charge for trapping five quail was dismissed by the deputy prosecutor. Fish Commissioner Andrest Vanderford will still present the testimony to the grand jury in April for trial.
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Kist News Barend
Columbia City
Ing
Pred Detznes
Andrest Vanderford
Boy Run Down by Freight Train in Mentone
Eleven year old Samuel Boggs, youngest child of Mrs Mary Hoggs, was warned by Charlesine to stay off the Nickel Plate freight line but ignored the caution. He was fatally struck Saturday forenoon in Mentone Indiana after a fall from the train.
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Hist
Mentone
Inn
Samuel Boggs
Mary Hogms
Charlesine
Oly
Cause of Fire Unknown at Packerton Barn Blaze
A large barn and contents were destroyed by fire at Thorng Hoflinin’s foray near Packerton Indiana. The blaze was discovered with flames in several spots. wagons and a large amount of feed and hay were lost. The incident is reported by the Rist News Bureau from Packerton.
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Rist
Packierton
Ind
Road sink sinks into filling sink near Maysville
Floods reopen an old sink hole on a rural road east of Maysville. A large area ten feet across fills with water as loads of broken stone vanish into the depth. A wooden drain once carried water away, now rotted, leaving the center of the road troubled by a springlike seepage and unstable ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maysville
Jennara
O My. McCoy
Measles Fatal For 7 In Kosciusko County
In Kosciusko County three adult measles deaths occurred in six weeks. Reuben Wissler died at his home near Mentone after contracting the disease. He leaves a wife and two children. The elaborate funeral will be held Tuesday at the Center church with Rev. Greene of Mentone officiating.
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Kist
Warsaw
Ind
Marth Jr
Koschuskoi
Reuben Wissler
Mentone
Center
Greene
Dublin Landmark View of O Connell Statue and GPO
A historic Dublin scene shows Sackville Street known as the capital’s finest thoroughfare. From the south bank near the bridge over the River Liffey the bronze O Connell statue, the marble General Post Office facade, and the Nelson Monument rise above a bustling streetcar with top observation seats.
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Sackvie Atred
Dublin
Sackville Streets
Liffey
O'Connel
General Post Office
Nelson
Local Democrats Invited to Jackson Banquet in Bloomington
John W. Brand, chairman of the county Democratic central committee, received an invitation for county Democrats to attend the Jackson banquet at Bloomington West Friday. William J. Bryan is expected to attend and deliver an address. Otto B. Grant of Coluburg, a law student at the university, facilitated the invitation.
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Itlet
Coluribu
City
Ind
John W. Brand
Chaiman
Democratic Central
Jackson
Bloomington West
William J. Bryan
Otto B. Grant
Law
Methodist Conference Held in Warsaw Indiana
The Gashen district conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church met today at the First Methodist Church in Warsaw Indiana with a praise service led by Fausher of Elkhart and Rev W M Halt lepeter preaching. The meeting continues through Tuesday with many visitors already in attendance and more expected tomorrow. A chicken dinner will be served Thursday at noon in the church parlors.
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Kiet News
Warsaw
Ind
Gashen
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Fausher
Elkhart
W. M Haltlepeter
Noor
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