Dr Miles Remedies Praised By Readers In Milwaukee Advertisement
In a 1890s style testimonial, Rev Hiram Bender of Sparta Wisconsin and publisher A Huegin of Milwaukee praise Dr Miles Restorative Nervine and Tonic for liver biliousness headaches rheumatism nasal catarrh fever asthma and chronic diarrhoea claiming complete restoration and relief from insomnia. Readers are urged to try Nervine and other Dr Miles products with a guarantee and to request a free book on nervous and heart diseases from Dr Miles Medical Co Elkhart Indiana.
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Caynp
Randall T
Miley
Dr. Miles
Hiram Bender
Sparta
Wis
Miles
Liam
A. Huegin
Mile
Dr. Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery Promoted for Coughs
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy for stubborn coughs lung hemorrhage and wasted strength. It claims no alcohol or narcotics and presents unsolicited testimonials from Rev Joseph T L Peppertaun and others. It also offers the Common Sense Medical Adviser with free or low cost copies via stamps.
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Dr. Pierce
Joseph TL
Merce
Stevens
Ayuehshbork
How Correspondent Etzel Was Killed
New Chwang June 8 Team The funeral of Lewis Etzel correspondent of the London Daily Telegraph will take place here this afternoon. He was killed ten miles out at sea by Chinese soldiers who were searching for pirates. Immediatly after realizing the mistake they had made these men put out to sea and have not been seen since. United States Consul General Miller held an inquest at Shwantaitze yesterday at which Chinese General Lu acknowledged Etzel was killed by his soldiers. Ernest Brindle of the London Daily Mail testified that their junk was unchallenged by the soldiers and was fired upon in spite of both foreigners being plainly visible at under 100 yards. Consul General Miller will forward his report to United States Minister Conger at Pekin. The Associated Press learns they were attempting to reach Port Arthur. Russian authorities are aiding, General Kondratovitch placed a steam launch with twenty five soldiers under Miller. Miller thanked Kondratovitch for the United States government.
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New Chwang
Lewis Etzel
London Daily Telegraph
United States
Miller
Shwantaitze
Etzel
Ernest Brindle
London Daily Mail
Conger
Pekin
Brindle
Associated Press
Port Arthur
Kondratovitch
Geneal Miller
Submarine Fulton Survives 12 Hours Undersea Test Near Newport
The Fulton torpedo boat sank to the ocean bottom for a test and remained there over twelve hours. Nine crew members stayed in shifts, reading, playing games and sleeping. Fresh air was pumped in every four hours and all men were in good condition with rest reported.
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Newport
R. I
Fulton
Woodward
Notice of Unclaimed Freight for Public Auction
The Grand Rapids and Indiana Railway announces unclaimed articles and baggage held for over a year. They will be sold at public auction for cash on July 12, 1904 at 10 a.m. at the freight house on Island Street Grand Rapids, to the highest bidder.
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Grand Rapids and Indiana Railway
Island Street
Grand Rapids
County of Kent
State of
Michigan
Railroad of
Grand Rapids & Indiana Railway Co
C. Leavenworth
C. L. Lockwoon
Lafayette township convention call for trustee and assessor
The Republicans of Lafayette township are requested to meet at Center School House on Saturday the 18th at 2 p.m. to nominate one trustee and one assessor and to elect eight delegates to the county convention set for June 25. J W Keplinger, Chairman.
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Lafayette Township
Center School House
J. W. Keplinger
Wayne Telegraph and Railroad School Advertisement
An ad promotes the Wayne Telegraph and Railroad School offering training to become a Telegraph Operator Clerk and Agent in five to seven months. Located on the third floor of Main and Calhoun Streets in Fort Wayne Indiana.
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Wayne Telegraph and Railroad School
Main
Calhoun Sts
Fort, Wayne
Ind
Bandits Rob Denver Rio Grande Train West of Parachute
Five masked bandits dynamited the express car of a Denver and Rio Grande passenger train near Parachute Colorado reclaiming one sealed bag of specie. Brakeman Schelienberger was shot in the leg, robbers escaped by river by boat, posse from Grand Junction pursues them.
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Denver
Col
Denver & Rio Grande
Parachute
Grand Junction
Glenwood Springs
W. C. Struthers
D. M. Hardy
Allison
Cel
D. M. Shea
Salt Lake City
Schelienberger
Shellenberger
Parachuta
Grand River
Train Robbery on the Unaweep Line Reported
Sheriff Struthers notes that robbers escaped on horseback after crossing the Grand. D. A. Edson of the Denver and Rio Grande railway, aboard the held up train, reports baggage car was dynamited and damaged, robbers found nothing of value, several bags ruined, and baggage moved to the mail car for continuation.
Modern Maccabees Consider Higher Rates Raising Hope
Battle Creek Michigan June 8 delegates from seventeen states attend Knights of Modern Maccabees sessions. Great Commander N S Boynton proposes a claims committee to speed death claims and a rate increase after Oct 1 1904 for ages 40 45 45 48 and 48 51. Emma E Bower reports total membership gain of 11 083 over two years. Louisville Kentucky June 8 Supreme Council of Knights of Columbus ends sessions after rejecting a plan to boost state representation based on population. only New York would gain seats.
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Battle Creek
Mich
Knights of Modern Maccabees
Modern Maccabees
Knights
Indies
Boynton
K. of M. M
Emma E. Bower
Louisville
Supreme Council of the Knights of Columbus
New York
McCulloch May Quit Traction Leadership
Indianapolis June 8 report notes George F. McCulloch plans to retire from the head of Union Traction. Possible successors include A. L. Drum and Hugh J. McGowan. McCulloch says he may still handle property duties while stepping back from presidency. A separate item reports the death of John Hoefer in Cromwell Noble County after a Kendallville residence.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indianapolis Journal
George FE. McCulloch
George F. McCulloch
Union Traction
A. L. Drum
W. K. Schoepf
Cincinnati
Hugh J. McGowan
Indianapolis Terminal and Traction Company
McCulloch
John Hoefer
Kendailville
Cromwell
Noble County
Purdue grants largest graduation class in history
Lafayette Indiana June 8 two hundred Purdue University graduates marked the largest class to receive diplomas. President Stone conferred degrees as Charles Emory Smith delivered the address The ceremony took place in Eliza Fowler Hall. Separately Hanover Indiana June 8 Hendricks library dedication described as a key event at Hanover College Mrs Eliza Hendricks funded the building honoring Thomas A Hendrick a former student Aquilla Tonos of Indianapolis spoke.
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Lafayette
Ind
Purdue University
Touse
Eliza Fowdar
Ross WynWarris
Uyla V. Marshall
Roger V. Brewster
Earl C. Salisbury
Davis A. Herron
Eliza Hendricks
Thomas A. Hendricka
Aquilla Q. Tonos
Indianapolis
Local brief updates span elections crimes and deaths
Goshen to scrap electric light towers. Epworth Teague convention in North Liberty. Noble county Democrats set Albion convention for August 11. Laporte sheriff sold ten oil wells in Dewey township foreclosures. Huntington to vote July 12 on Portland electric line subsidy of 25000. Decatur farmer swindled 960 in county patent grinder rights. Mrs. Sarah C. Hessin dies at 87. Harry Brown found hiding after bicycle theft in Elkhart. Frank Stafford pleads guilty to forgery. sentenced to 2 to 14 years. Charles Cloud shot in face by blank revolver. lifelong scar. Bluffton court declares King legally dead to settle estate. South Bend streetcar nearly hit by fast Base Shore train. Harvey Hatfield acquitted in postal case. letters alleged planted by foe.
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Goshen
South Bend
North Liberty
Noble County
Albion
Laporte
Dewey Township
Huntington
Portland
Tha City
Decatur
Sarah C. Hessin
Henry Hessin
Harry Brown
Elkhart
Frank Stafford
Asburn
Buffalo Bill
Charles Cloud
Eugene Steele
Bluffton
Vaughn
Charles
King
Base Shore
Mrs Jarvis Of Fairmount In Sudden Unresponsiveness
Mrs Albert Jarvis of Fairmount has slept since 9 oclock Saturday evening and efforts to awaken her fail. She had been in good health and doctors are puzzled by the strange case. W R Connelly of the Hays hotel returns from a visit in Chicago. Foley's Kidney Cure advertised by Dreber and Bro.
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Albert Jarvis
Fairmount
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