A Woman's Back and Kidney Ailments Ad
Mrs. Anna Clark of 279 East Jefferson street reports years of kidney trouble and backache eased by Dean’s Kidney Pills bought at Meyer Bros. Co. Drug Store. She says the pills cured backache kidney trouble and any ulcers. Price 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y sole agents. Remember the name Dion’s and take no substitute.
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Anna Clark
East
Jefferson Street
Dean
Meyer Bros. Co
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
M. C
United States
Dion
Thinks Terrell May Be Shamming Despite Insanity Trials
Bluffton Indiana April 16 reports question of John W Terrell sanity the murderer of his son in law Melvin Wolfe. leading doctors and a jury have ruled him sane but new witnesses including Marion detective Harry Linnville question the verdict. Linnville observed Terrell in jail appearing sane except when watched by non family members. He notes Terrell ate well paced cells and corridor walking in full faculties yet concedes a violent fit occurred. Court has not decided Terrell disposition yet.
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Mat Jack
Terrell
Linnville
New Bells Hung at Concordia Lutheran Church
Three bells hung in the belfry of Concordia Lutheran church weigh 2000, 1000, and 600 pounds with inscriptions about readiness, the Master, and calling sheep. Cast in St Louis, the new house of worship in Tuy is to be dedicated.
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New Concordia Lutheran Church
St. Louis
Tuy
Burton JIn Retirement In St Louis After Thurton Conviction
In St Louis strict sessions at the Terminal hotel since Wednesday, United States Senator J R Thurton of Kansas faced his conviction for accepting money to influence actions against a railroad case. He arrived unregistered, was seen with visitors and attorneys, and planned to depart for Abilene tonight. He refused to discuss the case or future plans.
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Gt. Louis
J. RR. Thurton
Kansas
United States
St. Louis
Terminal
Abilene
Wan
Jesn
Burton
Condition of Indiana Banks Shows Loans and Deposits
Wahahinaton April 16 The competitor's abstract of the condition of the Indiana National banks March 25 shows loans and discounts 52 609 294 individual deposits 63 194 482 lawful money in bank 62 200 488 percentage of legal reserve deposits 184 This showing is exclusive of Indiana polls.
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Wahahinaton
Indiana National Banks
Railway leads guilty in inters state case at St Louis
Springfeld April 16. In U S district court the St Louis Terminal railway pleaded guilty to violation of the interstate commerce law. The company was fined 400 and costs on twenty counts. The charge concerned operating cars lacking automatic couplers.
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Springfeld
United States District Court
St. Louia Terminal
Compininy
Humphrey
Costa
Weather Outlook From Indianapolis Sees Freezing Temperatures
In Indianapolis the forecast calls for more freezing weather with partly cloudy skies. At 6 am the low for the past 24 hours was 28 degrees, rising to 30 by 7 am. High pressure centers over the Dakotas, Nebraska and Minnesota.
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Indianapolis
Dakotas
Nebraska
Minnesota
Fatally Stabbed in Vincennes Saloon Narrowed to Dispute
In Vincennes Indiana on April 16 William Boardman a teamster was fatally stabbed likely over the heart in a saloon tonight by Edward Virt. Police continued to investigate the fatal stabbing as witnesses described a quick quarrel.
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Vincennes
Ind
William Boardman
Edward Virt
SAVES TWO FROM DEATH WITH DISCOVERY REMEDY
Mrs W K Havi land of Armonk New York recalls a near fatal whooping cough and bronchitis case rescued by Dr Kings New Discovery. A niece with advanced consumption also recovered using the medicine. Desperate throat and lung diseases yield to this remedy. 50c and 1.00 bottles guaranteed by Dreier Bro Trini bottles free.
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W. K. Haviland
Armonk
Dr. King
Dreier & Bro
Explosion at Gulf Refining Port Arthur Refinery
Beaumont Texas April 16 explosion at Gulf Refining No 3 refinery Port Arthur nearly wipes out refinery three workers injured one fatally as flames rage large tank kerosene at risk. tops blown off three 37 000 barrel tanks burning across ten acres oil scattered clouds of fire.
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Beaumont
Texas
Gulf Refining Company
Port Arthur
John Bowless
Mints for Bridegrooms Reflects on Wedding Nerves
A Washington man laments lack of groom guidance before marriage saying brides have many donts and dos while grooms rely on instinct. He jokes about the stiff grin and loud voice missteps that misfire as wedding spectators judge both bride and groom. He calls for practical tips to avoid ridicule.
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Washington
Washington Post
Indiana district TPA convention set for Lafayette in April
Tafayette Ind April 1 The executive committee of Post ETPA has arranged the fourteenth annual Indiana district convention of the Travelers Protective Association of America for April 29 and 30. About 1000 members are expected to attend with a parade Saturday morning and addresses of welcome by Fast President Charles B Downing and Mayor R B Sample. National President E W Denham of Cincinnati will attend.
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Tafayette
Ind
Post E. T. P. A
Indiana
Travelers' Protective Association of America
Grip
Charles 8. Downing
R. B. Sample
John J. Shuttleworth
E. W. Denham
Cincknnati
Special train to state convention from Terre Haute
Arrangements have been made to run a special train from Terre Haute to the state convention later this month. Evansville and Vincennes delegates will join the Terre Haute delegation. President Shuttleworth of Terre Haute says he will not seek re election.
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Terre Haute
Ind
T. PR. A
Evansville
Vincennes
Terres Haute
Presidet Shuttleworth
General Baraguchi Establishes Se Korean Censorate
General Baraguchi, commander of Japanese forces in Seoul, has set up a censorate at his headquarters and will likely create a similar bureau in Chemulpo Korea. Dispatches had until now been censored in Nagasaki Japan, making Seoul more convenient.
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Seoul
Baraguchi
Chemulpo
Korea
Nagasaki
Japan
Missouri Narrow Escape From Magazine Explosion
Pensacola April 15 The battleship Missouri was saved from catastrophe when Captain Cowles diverted its course away from shore after a magazine explosion threatened detonation. Chief gunner's mate Monson leapt into the open magazine, closed the door, and flooded the compartment, saving the ship and over six hundred men though he was nearly drowned. The turret explosion had already damaged the vessel and ruined thousands of dollars worth of ammunition.
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Pensacola
Fla
WM. 5
Cowles
Monson
Missouri
Dench
Gumner
Damaged Gun Hoist After Explosion Estimated at 60000
The top is badly burned and warped with brass melted inside. The hoist is a shredded mass and the gun mechanism ruined. Estimated damage from the explosion stands at 60000 dollars.
Partial accord on naval bill shows few amendments settled
Washington April 16 conference on the naval appropriation bill reached a partial agreement. Conferees reported disagreement on most major amendments. Senate proposal to appropriate 250000 dollars for a naval training station on the Great Lakes was among those unresolved.
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Washington
Senate
Great Lakes
Indiana Rural Carriers Appointed and Political Moves
News from Washington reports Indiana rural carriers named Frank Right Corydon Alexander Bryan Fred Brown Edward Arch Napaunee Richard Gwin Newpoint Ida Henson Newport. Speaker Cannon refuses leaves of absence. Crumpacker Hem emway Overstreet cannot attend Republican state convention. Linton post office to gain free delivery and clerk hire increase. Senator Beveridge says no congressional investigation of post office department. Wagon bridge over Wabash at Terre Haute authorized. Terry Matthews, secretary to Senator Fairbanks, departs Indianapolis on business.
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Indianapolis
Washington
Indiana
Frank Right
Corydon
Alexander Bryan
Fred Brown
Fillmore
Edward Arch
Napaunee
Richard Gwin
Newpoint
Ida Henson
Newport
Cannon
Crumpacker
Hememway
Overstreet
Linton
Beveridge
Postoffice Department
Vige County
Wabash
Terre Hrute
Terry Matthews
Fairbanks
House Debates DC Legislation. Cross of Honor Passes
Washington April 16 The House began consideration of four DC related bills. A measure to incorporate The American Cross of Honor was passed. In the Senate Mr Morgan urged discharge of the inter oceans canals committee from examining the Panama Canal contract with the new Panama Canal company. A partial naval appropriation conference report was presented. a roll call on Morgan motion failed 17 ayes to 38 noes along party lines.
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Washington
House
District of Columbia
Senate
Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Ayas
Noos
A Love Letter Promotes Bucklen Amici Salva Sore Cure
Otto Dodd of Ponder Missouri writes of a yearlong ugly sore cured by Bucklen's Amici Salva. He calls it the best salve on earth and notes it costs 260 at Dreier and Bro's drug store.
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Otto Dodd
Ponder, Mo
Bucklen
Dreier & Bro’s
Don M Dickinson foes Parker in 1896 Democratic race
Detroit April 16 Don M Dickinson former postmaster general under Cleveland opposes Judge Parker as the Democratic nominee for president He backs Miles Francis or Harmon as the nominee Dickinson argues Parker aided Cleveland's 1888 defeat via Hill and that Democrats could win without New York citing party logic and loyalty remarks.
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Detroit
Mich
Don MM. Dickinson
Cleveland
Parker
Dickinson
Nelson A. Miles
Francis
Missouri
Harmon
Cincinnati
Hill
New York
Hil
Judge Parker
Nationaal Committee
Chronic Bronchitis Cured by Foley's Honey and Tar
Joseph Coffman of Montmorent Ind says ten years of chronic bronchitis left him unable to speak above a whisper. After failed remedies his employer advised Foley's Honey and Tar. He reports nearly miraculous relief and many others have used it with satisfaction. Enos Hatter of Knox slipped and fell across a buzz saw. the injury was fatal at age 20 leaving a family.
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Joseph Coffman
Montmorenel
Ind
Foley
Draler & Bro
Enos Hatter
Knox
Hatter
Seaves
A Cure for Headache by DeWitts Little Early Risers
A short medical ad advises all ages suffering from headache biliousness or dull fatigue to take one or two DeWitt's Little Early Risers at night and in the morning. The pills are promoted as a tonic that cleanses the system and strengthens the liver and bowels, sold by Meyer Bros Co.
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DeWitt
Meyer Bros, Co
Obituary for Jonathan Snively Former Noble County Resident
Jonathan Snively aged 60 former Noble county resident died recently in Kansas City. He served as a member of Company E of the 88th Indiana regiment.
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Jonathan Snively
Noble County
Kansas City
88Th Indiana Regiment
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