Dr Pierce’s Favorite and Golden Medical Discovery Ad
Bold claim of Dr. Pierce’s Favorite and Golden Medical Discovery as remedies for weak, nervous, run-down women and digestive and blood conditions. States ingredients are openly listed and alcohol free, extracts from native plants, with free consultation from Dr. Pierce in Buffalo. Also touts Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets for constipation sold by all medicine dealers.
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Dr. Pierce
Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Kokomo Police Board Quit Rumor Hits Indiana News
Indianapolis dispatch reports two Kokomo police commissioners G. P. Wood and W. D. Ellis reportedly resigned at the governor's request. Wood’s letter has arrived at the governor’s office while Ellis is said to be in Florida. No confirmation from Governor Hanly was available.
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Indianapolis
Hanly
Kokomo
G. P. Wood
W. D. Ellis
Wood
Hillis
Ellis
Florida
Inter-City Auto Race Planned From Terre Haute to Indianapolis
Terre Haute Automobile club challenges Indianapolis autoists to a seventy three mile race from Terre Haute to Indianapolis. Each city would field six cars with winners to be guests at a banquet in Indianapolis. Cars to start separately and be timed.
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Indianapolis
Terre Haute
Terre Haute Automobile Club
Autoiste
Hayden Dies in Marin Mines Slate Fall
Petersburg Indiana reports 21 year old Seth Hayden killed today at Marin mines when slate collapsed on him. The accident underscores dangerous working conditions in local mining operations.
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Petersburg
Ind
Seth Hayden
Marin
Child Fatally Burned in Accident at Princeton Stove
Princeton Indiana March 5 The three year old daughter of James Hickrod was fatally burned today when she fell against a stove.
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Princeton
Ind
James Hickrod
Fatally Hurt on Crossing in Bloomington
Ed Bardert Batterton an aged pioneer of Bloomington was fatally injured when struck by a Monon engine while crossing a track. The accident occurred March 26 in Bloomington Indiana. He was known as a longtime resident and pioneer of the city.
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Bloomington
Ind
Ed“erard Batterton
Secretary of War to appoint Rev Frank W Gee chaplain
Washington reports the secretary of war will appoint Rev Frank W Gee of Terre Haute as a chaplain in the regular army. Gee was Representative Holliday’s choice for the post.
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Washington
Secretary of War
Frank W. Gee
Terre Haute
Representative Holliday
Andrews Receiver Pursues Vigo Bank Draft Ruling
In Indianapolis on March 5 Judge Anderson of the federal court awarded $3,229 to Charles S. Andrews as receiver for Vigo County National Bank in a suit against National State Bank of Terre Haute. The action sought collection of a $3,000 draft plus interest found among Vigo assets.
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Indianapolis
Jadge Anderson
Charles S. Andrews
Vigo County National Bank
National State Bank
Terre Haute
Andrews
Supreme Court backs Illinois farm drainage law in rail line case
Washington March 5 The US Supreme Court sustains Illinois farm drainage law in Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railway v State of Illinois upholding state police power to require enlarging a bridge to drain 2000 acres of slough land on Rob Roy Creek Bristol Kendall County. The case began with a mandamus suit to compel enlarging the bridge to discharge wastewater under the farm law.
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Washington
Illinois
Supreme Court of the United States
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railway Company
State of Illinois
Harlan
Circuit
Endall County
Rob Roy
Bristol
Kendall County
State Farm
Ted
Longworth Returns From Wedding Trip With Huge Havana Cigar
In Washington on March 5 Representative Longworth presented Speaker Cannon with a cigar eight inches long from Havana. The House passed a Senate bill to create a delegate in Congress from Alaska. By unanimous consent the memorial address for the late Speaker Henderson was printed in the Congressional Record.
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Washington
Longworth
Capitol
Speaker Cannon
Havana
Cuba
House
Senate
Congress
Alaska
Congressional
George D. Perkins
David B. Henderson
Lacey
Iowa
Senate Passes Texas Judicial District Split Bill
In Washington March 5 the senate reported favorably from the judiciary committee a bill creating a new western Texas district. The measure passed. Senator Knox presented state law extracts on railroad rate review and carrier rights, printed as a senate document. The statehood bill was then taken up and read at 3 o clock.
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Washington
Senate
Culberson
Committee On Judiciary
Texas
Knox
Patterson
Hale
Alabama
Arkansas
Indiana
Kansas
Louisiana
Minnesota
Mississippi
North Dakota
Virginia
Wisconsin
Soldiers withdraw as riot danger ends in Cincinnati
Ohio National Guard units from Columbus Springfield Xenia Urbana withdraw from duty. Fourteen men and boys arraigned in police court for rioting as city plans to ask council to double police force.
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Cincinnati
Times- Star
Springfield
Ohio National Guard
Columbus
Xenia
Urbana
Riots Court Hears Four Teen Cases In Springfield
Springfield Ohio March 5 four teen rioting cases were called in police court today. Twenty jurymen appeared as summoned and a large crowd was excluded from the room. Soldiers were withdrawn at noon and saloons reopened. Estimated costs for bringing soldiers to Springfield reach ten thousand dollars with property losses about twelve thousand. City council may vote to nearly double the police force at tomorrow’s meeting.
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Springfield
Ohio
Preaches First Sermon by New Pastor at Christ’s Evangelical Lutheran
Rev. W. H. Schrock, successor to Rev. L. J. Metschman, delivered his first sermon at Christ's Evangelical Lutheran Church to a full house. Morning message titled The Help That Comes from the Hills, evening The Preciousness of Christ, both received with strong approval and warm welcome.
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Christ’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
W. H. Schrock
L. J. Metschman
Christ
Stowaways Fight to Free The Italia Detainees
Italian stowaways confined between Italia decks at Jersey City attempted a desperate breakout when the ship arrived in New York. They attacked the crew with stilettos as six men remained manacled, frightening callers and crew before police intervened.
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New York
Italia
Jersey City
Owe
T Hough
Ane
Demands Accountability From County Treasurer Funk
Andrew J. Moynihan appeared before the Allen County Board of Commissioners and formally demanded an itemized accounting of interest earned on public funds by Treasurer Jacob Funk. Moynihan said he seeks to determine whether interest was applied for public use or diverted to private pockets and plans to pursue the matter through the courts if needed.
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Andrew J. Moynihan
Board of County Commissioners
Jacob Funk
Moynihan
Funk
Allen County
Fort Wayne
Court of Last Appeal
Green Case Must Proceed To Trial In Conspiracy Sale
Justice Gould overruled defense motions and allowed the conspiracy case against George E. Green of Binghamton NY to go to the jury. The defense argued insufficient government evidence and challenged the indictment. Beavers payments and transcript issues were disputed as defense witnesses testified.
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Washington
Justice Gould
George E. Green
Binghampton
N. Y
Post Office Department
Beavers
Ray
Northern District of
New York
Worthington
A. A. Birney
George W. Beavers
Perjurer Joe Jordan Sentenced in New York
Joseph Jordan, the Patrick witness who pleaded guilty to perjury, was today sentenced to one year and six months imprisonment. The case centers on his testimony in a prior proceeding.
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New York
Joseph’ Jordan
Patrick
Jorian
New Toledo Fort Wayne Indianapolis Rail Line
W B Strang of New York announces a new railroad from Toledo to Indianapolis with right of way secured Toledo to Indianapolis. The line capitalized at 3 million dollars will use steam power for freight and gaso electric cars for passengers with Senator Thompson of Indianapolis serving as president.
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Toledo
W. B. Strang
New York
Indianapolis
Senator Thompson
Fort Wayne
Ruling Reserved in Rogers Case Adjournment Planned
The Missouri oil hearing on whether H H Rogers must answer questions was postponed to March 26 awaiting Missouri court decision. If Missouri rules against Rogers he will answer without a state court order, per W V Rowe. The adjournment faced Missouri's Hadley staff objections as a delay tactic. The March 23 recovery date remains for resumed proceedings before Commissioner Sanborn, with Rogers' stance still stated.
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New York
H. H. Rogers
Missouri
Gildersleeve
W. V. Rowe
Rogers
Mr. Wollman
United States Supreme Court
Standard Oil
Sanborn
Rowe
Missouri Court
Supreme Court
Tornado Toll Rises in Meridian Devastation Hits Belts
A Meridian Mississippi dispatch reports 26 dead and 46 injured after Friday night’s twister. Convicts from the state penitentiary join carpenters in clearing rubble as relief appeals expand and outside funds are sought to meet widespread deprivation.
Meridian mobilizes after tornado as relief work continues
Gangs of convicts from Rankin state farm and city prisons join thousands of citizens in clearing debris in Meridian Mississippi. A cordon of soldiers blocks crowds to protect operations around the Meyer Neville Hardware ruins where several bodies have been recovered. Relatives fear missing loved ones remain under debris. J. W. Prowell and Ben Peterson are among the missing. Relief funds arrive but officials say money is not needed as Meridian residents can provide for themselves. The relief committee reorganizes and redistricts stricken areas under sub committees.
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Birmingham
Ala
Meridian
Miss
Rankin
Meyer-Neville Hardware Company
J. W. Prowell
Ben Peterson
Elmire’s
Nightingale Club Hosts at Francis Street Event
M Ofenloch entertained the Nightingale club at his Francis street home last evening. M Zahn of East Jefferson street will host the club next Sunday.
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M. Ofenloch
Nightingale Club
Francis Street
M. Zahn
East Jefferson Street
Sherrick Case Comes To Trial In Grand Larceny Charge
Indianapolis march 5 former auditor of state david h sherrick stood trial before special judge james e mccullough on eleven counts of grand larceny and embezzlement of public funds the indictment outlines embezzlement of 120000 on june 30 1905 plus related securities drafts and deposits totaling more than 120000 with various firms the case noted a lengthy jury selection and the governor had cited a 147000 shortfall when sherrick resigned promising restitution followed by repayment to the state treasury.
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Indianapolis
Ind
David H. Sherrick
Criminal Court
James E. McCullough
Sherrick
Indiana
State of
J. H. Murry & Co
Columbia National Bank
David E. Sherrick
Hanly
Em maus church trustees plan school addition costing ten thousand
Trustees authorize extensive additions to the Em maus church property at Broadway and Creighton avenue. A new school building 65 by 90 feet will rise north of the church with a basement and two-story layout including school rooms and a large second-floor hall. Architect Meyers to prepare plans. construction to begin once funds are subscribed, estimated cost 10 000 to 15 000 dollars depending on the amount raised.
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Emmaus Church
Broadway
Creighton Avenue
Meyers
Earliest Lake Erie Navigation Opens From Detroit
Detroit March 6 navigation between Detroit and Cleveland began as the City of Detroit carried about one hundred passengers and a large freight load to the lake Erie port. With one exception this marks the earliest opening of navigation across Lake Erie in 26 years.
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Detroit
Cleveland
Lake Erie
Nerve Power Promises Restoration with Dr Miles' Nervine
An advertisement extols nerve force as the body’s driver and claims Dr Miles' Nervine strengthens nerves to restore health. A testimonial from L. Y. Young of New Castle Pa describes relief from exhaustion indigestion and dizziness after using Nervine. The Miles firm advertises sale via druggists with a money back guarantee.
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Miles
Les
Lize
Old National Bank Directors and Certificate Rates Ad
The Old National Bank lists Henry C. Paul as President and Chas. E. Bond as Vice President with Stephen Morris as Assistant Cashier. Directors include Clement P. App G. Max Hoffman and many others. It advertises Certificates of Deposit paying 3 percent per year for four months and 4 percent for six months.
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Henry C. Paul
Chas. E. Bond
Ym. H. Rohan
Stephen Morris
Clement P. App
G. Max Hoffman
John H. Bass
Gaylord M. Leslie
Aug. E. ©. Becker
John M. Landen- Wra
A. Bohn
Berger
Stephen B. Bond
Henry F. Moellering
Wm. E. Mossman
John W. Eggeman
Wm. K. Noble
B. Fitzpatrick
Chas. G. Guild
John C. Peters
Willis Hattersley
George W. Pixley
A. Ely Hoffman
Edward M. Wilson
Old National Bank
Vast Rural Mail System Working Despite Development
Washington reports the rural free delivery service up to March 1, 1906 shows 52,227 petitions received with 18,772 acted on adversely and 35,031 routes in operation. Of pending 3,424 petitions, 294 were assigned for establishment while an unexpended balance of 905,106 remains from a 2,376,696 appropriation available July 1 last year.
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Washington
Degraw
Wabash College Wins Debates in Midwest League
Edgar Fleming of Fort Wayne earned oratorical honors as Wabash College defeated Parsons College in Fairfield Iowa in the Middle 1st Debating league contest. Fleming led the affirmative on the street systems ownership topic with Baird and Magnus assisting. Lake Forest and Lawrence join Appleton Wis on March 23 to determine who faces Wabash later.
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Edgar Fleming
Mra. J. Budman Fleming
Baird
Magnus
Wabash College
Fairfield
Iowa
Parsons College
Middle 1St
Wabash
Associated Press
Fleming
Lake Forest
Lawrence
Appleton
Wis
Senator Clark Wins Supreme Court Case in His Favor
Washington March 6 United States Senator Montana won the case in which the government sought to invalidate titles to 11 400 acres of public lands in Montana alleging fraudulent securing The opinion was delivered by Justice Holmes with the court affirming the lower ruling Justices Harlan and Brown dissented.
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Washington
United States
Sera ‘Montan
A Court of the
Montana
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Mab
County Board
A. J. Moynihan
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Vardaman
Wells
Calhoun Street
Dr. Wells
Sherrick Case
Emmaus Lutheran Church
Narioghesan
Ely
Es LA
Ely Brothers
Warren Street
Clark
Paen
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