Uric O Rheumatic Remedy Offered Free Trial Today
Persistent advertisement seeks all rheumatic sufferers for a free trial bottle of Uric-O promising cure. Readers are told to mail name, address, and pharmacist, with drugstore details, to receive the remedy at no cost and to spread word via personal recommendation to others with rheumatism.
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Rheinadan
N.Y
Dmerita
Gil Coz
Uric O
Urico
Sfu
Arle-Oty
Jnort Wayne
Meyer Brow. Co
Caloun Steeet
Jumping Off Place and King’s New Discovery Endorsement
George Moore of Grimestand credits King’s New Discovery for saving his life after a near jump. The remedy is advertised for coughs colds and pneumonia prevention with trial bottles and priced 60c and 1.00 at Dreier Brothers druggists.
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King
George Moore
Grimestand
Dreier’ Brothers
St. John matter again stokes metal workers appeal
The St John matter returns as the sheet metal workers appeal the Federation of Labor action. They plan to petition the council to license out of town Teamsters and consider raising per capita tax from two to three cents. Resolutions endorse federation support and go to the city council. promotions at S. F. Bowser plant are announced for June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Jon
Federation of Labor
Sheet Metal Workers
St. John
American Federation of Labor
National Organization of the Sheet Metal Workers’ Alliance
Federin
James E. Watson
Wifalr
Isbor
Tennistera
Wayne
Tix
Federation
Beermaker Gary Brarbrook Patent Faucet Died Before Grant
Gary Brarbrook, former Berghoff brewery salesman, died before his patent for a novel beer pump faucet was granted. He filed on March 10, 1906, after years of work. Heirs will receive all patents and rights. The faucet claims to show beer serving temperature at a glance, a feature distinct from rivals. It is unclear what the heirs will do with the rights or how the government aided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Brarbrook
Berghoff Brewery
Courtney to Take Three Months Leave for Health
Courtney, assistant foreman of the Pennsylvania round house, has secured a three months leave of absence. He will spend the time at a summer resort hoping to improve his health. He came to this city from Boston several years ago and though able to work daily, his health has not been good. It is believed the rest will restore him.
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J. W. Karn
Pennsylvania
Allegheny
Chieht
Pan William Kramer
New York City
Fort Wayne
W.Y. Cherry
Pennsylvania Greeting and Machine Shops
Welleyilin
Jed
Art Ried
Bass Works
San Francisco
Hoosierdam
Thomas Duncan
Judson Harmon
W.W. Crapo
Pere Marquette
United States Court
Reag
Cinglinati
Hamilton & Dayton
Courtney
Pennsylvania Round House
Boston
Nolting
Busind
W. E. Hardman
Jim Great
International Convention Loco Engineers Opens in Columbus
Several hundred engineers and their spouses arrived for the International Convention of the Locomotive Engineers with the grand auxiliary to convene next Wednesday. The Alabama delegation forecasts about 6000 delegates and visitors for the event and next convention in Birmingham. Other notes include Fred G. Schultz ill at home with typhoid fever, Callahan of Nickel Plate in city on company business, C Porter from Wabash offices in Toledo, and W M Botts a Wabash machinist with a badly bruised hand after an accident.
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Columbus
The
Locomotive Engineers
Grand International Auxiliary
Alabama
Birmingham Fe
Pennsylvania
Smith Fred G. Schultz
Callahan
Nickel Plate
Chicago
Porter
Wabash Freight
Toledo
W. M. Boppts
Wabash
Whien
Thieves Leave Fifteen Cents in Suitcase Burglary
A fire and burglary report recounts thieves entering a saloon at 148 Washington Boulevard East. They pried a rear window, stole 35 cents from the end register, left 15 cents, and took liquor. A diamond pin and a description by Mr. Brown involve possible mislaid items and a hotel incident. Simpkins, arrested for debt avoidance, laments inability to pay a board bill.
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Adolph Laemmerman
Soho Conducts & Saloon
Washingtom Boulevard East
Frank
Jon Hutter
Brown
Ankenbruck
Strodel
Simpking
Boar
Kendallville Personal News Roundup From May 1
Kendallville briefs list locals traveling visiting and returning from nearby towns including Roy and Mrs Landon returning home from Fort Wayne while Mrs Witte of Ligonier worsens. Attendees travel to Kenton for a funeral and others visit Oak Park and Albion.
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Kendallville
Ind
Roy Landon
Thalr
Waiwaka
C. Z. Witte
Ligonlar
D.C. Walling
Brandyon
Jene Martin
Fort Wayne
Kendallville Soldiers Attend USonier Reunion
Kendallville soldiers of the 1th Indiana volunteer infantry known as the Studebaker regiment attended a reunion at Ligonier. FE Shoemaker Lawrence Bower and id Buntlig traveled from Kendallville where no militia company existed. Shoemaker enlisted at Auburn and was the youngest in the Spanish American War. Bower was recruited at Ligonier.
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Kendallville
Ing
Indiana Volunteer Infantry
Studebaker
Shoemaker
Lawrence Bower
Id Buntlig
Ligonier
National Guards
Shoemakler
Atburn
Bower
Death of Aged Lady at Albion
Mrs Margaret Auns paugh wife of the late J Auns paugh died at her Albion home Sunday night aged seventy one years one month fifteen days. Born in Pennsylvania she was a pioneer Albion resident and member of Wesleyan Methodist church. She suffered a hip fracture in a recent accident. Survived by four sons Curtis Sidney Tom and John and two daughters Lizzie and Ida and a sister Mrs Tohn Swartz Walkerton Ind. Funeral held at Wesleyan Methodist church Wednesday at 10:50 with Rev Willian Talbert officiating Interment Rose Hill Cemetery.
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Kist Nurs
Tom
Garrett
Curtis
Columbia City
Sidney
Richmond
John
Syracuse
Lizzie
Fort Wayne
Ida
Tohn Swartz
Walkerton
Ind
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Willian Talbert Painling
Rose Hill Cemetery
Albion Minor News Highlights From Wayne Indiana
Albion Indiana May U reports include Mr and Mrs A B Taylor visiting Cromwell and Pearl Cobb staying with relatives in Auburn. Bruce Thomas departed for South Bend after funeral services for B F Croft and visiting Mrs Craft. Dewitt Talbert of Garrett visited his parents. Fr Johnson and daughter Agnes head to Lima. Agnes graduates high school. Orlando Kimmel and daughter return from California with Miss Kimmel from Athion. Mabel Phillips and Hazel Kitt visit Garrett to stay with Mrs Charles Chew’s sister. Miss Kitt also plans visits to Mrs Carlos Palmer and Miss Nings Kill in Ko Homo. Jessie Wideman, former Rome City teacher, visits Lilian Pranks family. Mae Darrow attends events.
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Albion
Ind
Taylor
Cromwell
Pearl Cobb
Auburn
Bruce Thomas
South Bend
B. F. Croft
Craft
Dewitt ‘Talbert
Garrett
Fr. Johnson
Agnes
Lima
Orlando Kimmel
Kimmel
Miss Kimmel
Athion
California
Suinter
Mabel Phillips
Hazel Kitt
Charles. Chew
Miss Kitt
Carlos. Palmer
Nings Kill
Kohomo
Jessie Wideman
Rome
Lilian Pranks
Mae Darrow
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Calhoun &T
Court House
Seldel
DR. Johnston
Oateupally Sie Shoal Bank
H. A. Duemling
Eticnnance
A. P. Buchman
Washington
J. W. Thompson
Haa
W. Berry Street
Thiemeros
Henry Ranke
Boll
DR. Rush
G.storste
Buttes
Mary Whery
Hattersley & Sons
Journal-Gazette
ST. John Matter
Metal Workers
Teamsters
Council
Out of
C. H. Mesk
H. J. Groavener
Bowser's
Tide
C. H. Meek
S. F. Bowser
H. J. Grosvenor
Meek
Thes Company
Harry Walker
John Wass
Rhinesmith & Simonson
Walker
Gary Rowdies
Pennsylvania Police Department
Gary
Stoll
New Steel
Middle West
Nevada
Dunkirk
Japalal
International Convention Locomotive Engineers
Surglars
Crooks
Aveline
Roy
W. B. Drews
Zagrange
Trevor Reyne
Maude Ture
Bouth Bend
Currie Duert
John Shifter
Noble Furniture Company
Hovarter
Mitchell Street
He -Baker
Mlldred
Jang
Ocean Springs
Ae Wine Crom
Ss. Je Fy
Flensarnt Street
Aie
Crom
GW. Harvey
Noren State Street
Orvill Young
Bers Sweet
Mabel
Sis Plovence
Albion Minor News
the People’s Store
East
Sale Commiences
Frank J. Federspiel
Frank X. Schuler
Eneral Insurance
Abion High School
Toiay
Gasken
Irs
Lillian Belt
Leitning
Boise
Thalia
Lyons
Fort Wayne Loan Co
Calhoun St
Hama Phane
DR. Hardman
Fort Wayne, Indth West Main Street
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