Shaker Herbs praised in testimonials at Hotel Rich
Fort Wayne residents from 1895 report Dr Shaker and his Shaker Herbs curing tapeworms. Testifiers include William Haller and Joan Munry from Bluffton and Spy Run Avenue, detailing worm lengths of 45 to 61 feet and rapid relief with no sickness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rich
William Haller
Fort Wayne
Ind
Lam
Shaker Medicine Company
Hotel Rich
Williamm Haber
Lewis Street
John Mary
Bluffton
Port Warne
Joan Munry
Louisa Hagman
Spy Run Avenue
Cher
Louisa Ipaccman
John Ulrich
Gay Street
Joan Unrreit
Gay Stree
Excursion to Boston via Pennsylvania Lines Offered
Boston trip on the Pennsylvania system promises luxuriously equipped cars and stop over privileges to visit New Jersey coast resorts. Return routes may differ, with options via the Hudson River and Niagara Falls. Knights Templar Conclave excursion tickets on sale Aug 1–25. reduced rates for children. details from Pennsylvania line agents or F VanDusen Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Pennsylvania
Standard Railway of America
Atlantic Ocean
Long Branch
Cape May
Asbury Park
Atlantic City
Ocean Grove
New Jersey
Philadelphia
New York
Independence Hall
United States Mint
Masonic Temple
Fairmount Park
Hanson River
Niagara Falls
Knights Templar
F. VanDusen
Pittsburg
Local births and visits fill Columbia City notes
Born to Mr and Mrs Henry Strasser a son and to Mr and Mrs J H Case a son. Mrs O H Snyder visits relatives in Columbia City. Race enthusiasts from city attend Cleveland events while Anna Robertson returns from Chicago. Various residents travel, visitors arrive, and a $3000 brick home permit is issued on Chutes Homestead addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Strasser
University Street
J. H. Case
West Washington Street
O. H. Snyder
Columbia City
Messrs
Win Bush
W. H. Watt
L. A. Centlivre
Cleveland
Anna Robertson
Chicago
Ed White
St. Clair
Mich
Andrew Vogeley
Chutes Homestead
T. M. Reily
New York City
Col
Tom Reily
River Street
Merchant Boots DeArmitt Firm Closure
The boot and shoe house of Frederick DeArmitt has closed its doors and is unlikely to reopen under his management. The Simmons Boot and Shoe Co. is the principal creditor, holding a mortgage on the stock and a small account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick DeArmitt
Mr. DeArmitt
Simmons Boot and Shoe Company
Reds Remain Quiet and Nobody Loses a Scalp
Reports from the Scarne of the Scare set tlers describe guards on duty as clashes near Jackson Hole ease. General Scho field forwards a telegram from Omaha noting quiet conditions and few Indians in Jackson Hole, signaling possible peaceful end to disturbances. Settlers in Land er, Wy prepare for defense, with armed horsemen heading toward Union Pass to deter hostiles as Governor Richards orders guard coordination. Frank Lowe reports twenty Bannocks camped near Little Pappoogie canon, though not on hostile mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jackson’s Hole
Lander, Wy
Big Wind River
Horse Creek
Union Pass
Arthur M . Sparkhawk
Gimmet
Richards
Company B. CG. N. G
Landers Valley
Frank Lowe
Little Pappoogie Canon
Roosevelt on Bannock Indians and elk hunting fears
New York July 31 Roosevelt criticizes Bannock Indians for killing game despite treaties, urges civilizing influence and limits on wild sports. He cites friction with settlers in Jackson Hole, describes outlaw youths and elk slaughter patterns, and warns of broader Indian scares reaching Idaho and Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Roosevelt
Arapahoes
Jackson
Hole
Idaho
Jackson’s Hole
Fort Wayne Market Prices Reported Corrections
Fort Wayne markets lists corrected daily figures for wheat at 65 to 67 cents, oats 28 to 30, corn 45 to 48, rye 48, barley 45, butter 14 1/ac, eggs 10, beeswax 25 cents per pound, oil meal 1.25, potatoes 50 cents per bushel, feathers live geese 4 cents, rags 50 cents per cwt, green hides 2? per pound with cured hides at 8 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Insh &O
Photographer kills wife and two children then takes life
San Francisco report says traveling photographer H. H. Edwards, who arrived from Los Angeles last Saturday, poisoned his wife and two children last night. The wife and younger child died, the older girl survived. Officials attribute the act to Edwards unable to support his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
H. H. Edwards
Los Angeles
Edwards
Milwaukee shooting accident claims neighbor’s wife
Milwaukee on July 31 reports Chris Ewald accidentally shot and killed Mrs An drew Bergerson, wife of a neighbor, who was in the yard when the fatal incident occurred, her children discovering the body. A separate note covers a gas explosion at Lorain steel plant injuring four workers. A rail line advertises low summer rates to Linwood Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
Chicago
Mary Rohrer
Louise Carnahan
Madison
Ind
Helen Moffat
Sadie Rockhill
Florence Barrett
Detroit
Mamie Zollinger
Steger
Emma Conway
Carrie Ducknall
Panding, Q
Mrs. Ladd
West Main Street
Angala
Jasper Metzner
Grand Rapids & Indiana Road
Assembly
Rome City
Sturgis
Mich
Kel Fiver
Ibis
Amos Myers
St. Joseph Hospital
Fort Wayne
Frank Jones
East Jackson Street
Milwaukee
Wis
Chris Ewald
Andrew Bergerson
Lorain
Ohio
Johnson Steel Plant
Protection for shipping and agriculture export bounty urged
A Philadelphia meeting of agricultural and shipbuilding interests urged Congress to extend national protection to both industries. They called for an export bounty on agricultural products and a bounty to American shipping in foreign trade, arguing duties on imports provide no benefit to these sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
United States
Congress
Unlovely Picture of Life in the African Republic
Three Arkansas farmers return from Liberia report dire conditions and starvation among nearly a hundred colonists organized by the International Migration Society of Birmingham. They claim colonists were dumped ashore with little support and many died before attempting to reach Philadelphia via Liverpool. A separate item notes Mabel furnace shipping 400 tons of fine pig iron to a London area carriage maker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Wayfarers
Lombard Street
Arkansas
Liberia
Africa
Jefferson County
Frank Shelton
J. BR. Fucker
Russell
International Migration Society
Birmingham
Ala
Bishop BR. M.yarner
Atlanta
Savennah
Monrovia
Society
Shelton
Colony
Liverpool
Youxestown
Mabel Furnace
London
England
August crop report foresees bumper corn yield
Chicago July 31 The August crop report of the Orange Judd Farmer says corn condition held steady at 949 over the past month. Forecasts for the next six weeks with favorable weather suggest a possible crop of about 2,260,000 bushels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Orange Judd
Wages of Puddlers Raised at Reading Iron Works
In Reapine Pennsylvania the Reading Iron company boosted tin puddlers wages to 3aton, a 3 cent rise, the highest locally. The rolling mill staff of 275 also received a 10 percent increase. In Springfield Illinois Representative Bailey will seek a House resolution demanding Governor Altgeld and others answer questions on charges of legislative corruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reapine
Reading Iron Company
Springfield
Illa
Bailey
Danville
Altgeld
Santa Cruz Man Released After Hallucination Defense
Santa Cruz California July 31 D S Barrett freed from jail after recovering from the delusion that he murdered Blanche Lamont and Miss Williams, deaths charged to Durrant. New York July 31 delay of the Canarder Auripia due to fractured louin Btesin pipes on the hull. Repaired after thirty seven hour stop, vessel arrived safely with all wall onboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Cruz
Cal
D. S. Barrett
Blanche Lamont
Miss Wiliams
Durrant
New York
Hardware store closed by Blair Bank in Blatt New Deal
The J. H. Stewart hardware store in Blatt was seized today by Blair State Bank under a bill of sale. Liabilities reach $50,000 with assets not more than $10,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blatt, Neb
J. H. Stewart
Blair State Bank
Story of the Bonds Delivery by Treasury to Rothschilds
Treasury officials led by Assistant Secretary Curtis delivered 84 940 bonds with par value 31 157 700 to the Rothschilds in London after careful security. Signing took 12 days, 3 000 bonds daily, with initial receipts recorded. Lord Rothschild hosted the officials at Ascot races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
United States
Rothschilds
Treasury Department
Curtis
Logan Carlisle
L. O. Murray
William Messervy
Paris
London
Washington
New York
Morgan-Belmont Syndicate
Southampton
Rothschilds’ Banking House
Department
the Treasury
Secretary’s Office
Register of the Treasury
Willian Messervy
Rothschilds’ Banking
Lord Rothschild
New York Mail
Kexpress
Billville silver convention and a wild scramble
The text parodies civic ambition and speculative ventures in Billville including a mocked senatorial race, creditor pressure, a $2000 bank and railroad accident claim, and a humorous pursuit of two Indians by Marshal Means on a bicycle, ending in capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billville
Atkinson
Atlanta Constitution
Pendleton
Marshal Means
Defender sails faster than wind in ice yacht trials
Reports from Savannah and Boston discuss the Defender's pace in trial sailing with an eight mile speed under a six mile breeze, comparing it to the Valkyrie and noting public expectations for the America's Cup race. The debates cover international rivalry and potential implications for future contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannnah News
Boston Herald
Springfield Republican
Artificial Ice and Distilled Water Purity Claim
An advertisement touts artificial ice made from distilled water using artesian well water in covered cans and iron coils with chemicals to remove heat. Purportedly sanitary and physician endorsed, it targets families hotels and theaters and promotes 5-cent coupon books valid 100 days for $4.50.
FOR SALE PIANOS BY CHICKERING SONS AND OTHERS
The piano dealer Mr Karn offers celebrated Chickering and other brands including Krell Hardman Briggs Starr Ludwig James Holmstrom at rock bottom prices with easy terms. He asserts a 24 year piano business record with no dissatisfaction among the many instruments sold and offers a warranty signed by Mr Karn with each instrument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Bottom
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Pennsylvania Lines
Times-Post
Dr. Ensien
South
Calhoun Street
Jackson's Hole
Theodore Rooseveltt
Mr. Lo
Theodore Roosevelt
Scave
Cheyenne
Wyo
Fremont County
B Rochards
Dr. W. Lovejoy
South Pass
Miners’ Delight
Leadstone
Maria Barberi
Sing Sing
Evans
Cataldo
Worlan
Salvador Inas Uusual
City of Mexico
Republic of Salvador
Linwwood Park
Vermillion, C
Nickel Plate Road
Archy
Gutierrez
Republc
Corn Corp
Barrett
Aurapia
Barnum & Bailey
Mass
Chattanooga
Tenn
Chickamaugaa
Columbus
Denver, Co
Lth. Pharmaceutical Association
Greensburg, Ind
Y.P. Ss
CG. BR
Indianapolis
Lima
Louisville
Montpelier
Muncie
Sid Black
Centlivre Park
Grand Stand
The
Billville Banner
Valkyrie
Buffalo Courier
Sioux Fals, & C
Albert Larson
Sioux River
Republican State Central Committee
Atate
Saratoga
Hongs Dae
Irving Clif
Arthur Hartung
Timus-Post
Mro
Meyer & Bro
Calhoun
Uris
Giilemy
Rreese & Ranke
Calhoun ST
Gloga
Washington Boulevard
Geler
Geller
All Kins
Telephone
W. F. Geller
Romy X
Bobitya
Barr Street
D. J. Spencer
Chickering & Sons
Krell
Briggs
Starr
Ludwig
James & Holmstrom
Keyhoard
the Nilsson
S.A
Homer
Danny ‘Potes
A. Hattersley & Sons
E. Main ST
South Side
Pater
Calho
Kaiser
Poe
Ceo. Myers
Odealerqin
Fort Watne
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