Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills touted for chronic relief
An advertisement extols Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as a versatile remedy for long standing ailments. A 67 year old user from Chattanooga testifies to sustained relief from nervous troubles rheumatism and heart related pains. The copy claims guaranteed benefit with initial purchase and notes availability through pharmacists or by mail from Mits Medical Co.
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Miles
Tam
Peter
Mits Medical Co
Elihart, Ind
Fort Wayne Men Tour Marion on New Trolley Line
About twenty five Fort Wayne business leaders toured Marion Saturday aboard a special car. G Max Hofmann led the party to Marion where they were greeted by the local Commercial Club as the Marion Bluffton and Western line shows strong early business. The visitors included C C Schlatter M B Singleton J F W Meyer and others from Fort Wayne. The Marion Bluffton and Western recently began service and aims to become a leading Indiana trolley line.
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G. Max Hofmann
Marion, Bluffton
Fort Wayne
Marion
Fort Wayne and
Wabash Valley
Bluffton
New Road
Commercial Club
Wbastern
Indiana
Mr. Hofmann
Messrs
C. C. Schlatter
M. B. Singleton
J. F. W. Meyer
Paul Mossman
Fred Tresselt
Herman Mackwitz
Freie Presse
B. Reuss
Gustav Berghoff
F. P. Wilt
C. T. Pidgeon
W. D. Henderson
Myron Downing
Theodore Seemeyer
Henry Pfeiffer
C. S. Bush
E. F. Yarnelle
A. E. Hoffman
J. W. Sale
John C. Peters
Henry C. Paul
Henry Bowerfind
James Haberly
John T. Dougall
The
Daily News
T. Murray Reed
Journal-Gazette
Moses G. Garles Dead Former Allen County Resident
Moses C. Carles former Pleasant township resident died in Warsaw Kosciusko county where he served on the board of county commissioners. He was brother of the late John and Horace Carlos of Pleasant township.
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Allen County
Warsaw
Moses C. Carles
Pleasant Township
Carles
Kosciuske County
John and
Horace Carlos
Fort Wayne Prohibitionists Hear Denunciations of Liquor Power
Rev. David Burwell of Indianapolis denounces liquor traffic in Fort Wayne during a Allen county prohibition meeting. He calls Fort Wayne one of the worst towns for rum influence. The event advances party organization with delegates to a district conference in Auburn.
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Fort Wayne
David Burwell
Indianapolis
Allen County
Court House
Indiana
Burwell
A. S. Covel
James F. Connelly
Auburn
Will Link Probe Into Pennsylvania's Scandal
Harrisburg March 11. A legislative inquiry opens into the capitol contracts and accounts amid accusations of extravagance and overcharges. The Capitol building cost 4 million, fittings nearly 9 million, with board members including Governor Pennypacker and others. Witness W H Berry may testify on alleged 4 million in overcharges. The probe is by a legislative committee.
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Harrisburg
Capitol Building Commission
Board of Public Grounds
Pennypacker
Snyder
Mathues
W. H. Berry
Berry
Oil field scam targets willing laborers at Fort Wayne
Twenty five men each paid one dollar to cover transportation to oil fields south of Fort Wayne where they would earn two dollars daily laying pipe lines. They sought A. W. Wilson who promised work and advertised in the Journal-Gazette. He collected payments as proof of commitment but failed to appear at the interurban station Monday. Investigators were asked to locate him.
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Fort Wayne
Union House
West Main Street
A. W. Wilson
Wilson
John Ryan
Journal-Gazette
Arrest of Melville Brink on Theft Charge
Melville Brink was arrested Saturday night by Detective Soliday and Patrolmen Johnston and Richardson. He was taken to Kalamazoo where he is wanted for the theft of a horse and buggy and 440 dollars worth of clover seed.
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Melville Brink
Johnston
Richardson
Kalamazoo
Russian Assembly Makes Little Progress In Duma Debates
St. Petersburg reports the lower house reassembled to examine credentials amid protests against elections from Bessarabia and other regions. Radicals split over amnesty, while conservatives seek to unseat. the cabinet and Tsarist opponents clash over legality and potential dissolution. Golovin resigns from central committee citing incompatibility with presidency.
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St. Petersburg
Bessarabia
Poltava
Minsk
Mohileff
Novgorod
Voronezh
Kazan
Kherson
Kishinev
Kursk
Social
Peasant League
Novoe Vremya
Camarilla
Tsarskoe-Selo
Stolypin
Dracheffski
M. Golovin
The
Constitutional Democrats
Concordia College Cadets Drill for Decoration Day Parade
Cadets at Concordia College under Captain Ivers Leonard and Sergeant Bard show rapid drill progress. They have received Krag rifles over a month ago and handle them dexterously. Leonard, a seasoned drill master, previously served as captain in the Eleventh United States Infantry and lieutenant in the Twenty-second Infantry in the Philippines.
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Ivers Leonard
Concordia College
Bard
Leonard
United States Infantry
Twenty-second
Philippine Islands
Hungarian Held After Stabbing in Boarding House
Marda Joseph, a Hungarian laborer from the rolling mill area, is jailed on $500 bond awaiting the outcome of injuring fellow countryman George Albert. During a Sunday night altercation at the table Joseph stabbed Albert with a fork near the heart. Dr. H. M. Van Buskirk treated the wound as Sheriff Grice and deputies Hartel and Huguenard took Joseph into custody. The primary concern is possible infection risk.
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Marda Joseph
Rolling Mill
George Albert
Joseph
Albert
H. M
van Buskirk
Grice
Hartel
Huguenard
Locomotive Explosion Kills Three in Metuchen
A locomotive boiler blast near Metuchen New Jersey during a freight run left three dead William J. Sisher S C Smith and W H Fitsche and wounded several others The blast hurled boiler fragments two blocks away igniting fires in Hahn s drug store and McCutcheon s pharmacy with minor damage to the railroad station and nearby buildings
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Metuchen
N. J
Pennsylvania Railroad
William J. Sisher
Philadelphia
S. C. Smith
Trenton
N Se
W. H. Fitsche
Sisher
Smith
Hahn
McCutcheon
Daisy Martin
Bulgarian Premier Petkoff Assassinated in Sofia
Sofia March 11 M Petkoff premier and minister of the interior was shot dead in Boris garden by an unknown assailant. Minister Geumacieff commerce and agriculture was wounded in the arm as he accompanied the premier.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
M. Petkoff
Boris Garden
M. Geumacieff
Commerce and Agriculture
Bomb injures Crimean colonel in Yalta street attack
In Yalta Crimea on March 11 Colonel Dumbadze commandant of the garrison was slightly wounded while his adjutant and coachmen were seriously hurt when a bomb was thrown from an upper window as his carriage passed. The assailant died by suicide to avoid capture. Both Dumbadze and his brother, commanding the Brest regiment at Sevastopol, have faced repeated threats.
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Yalta
Crimea
Dumbadze
Brest
Sevastopol
Huntington butter famine prompts complaints and deaths rise
A rural Indiana page item notes Huntington residents complain of a butter shortage while local deaths include Allen Kelsey former Markle postmaster Ossian hosts a successful poultry show Ed L Parker Orland business leader and George Pepple Dekalb County pioneer. Five miles of track on the Syracuse Goshen electric line are completed.
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Huntington
Allen Kelsey
Markle
Ossian
Ed L. Parker
Orland Busiess
Syracuse-Goshen
George Pepple
Dekalb County
Auburn
Robert Watchorn
Ligonier
Whitley County
Sweeney
Columbia City
Hamilton
Bluffton
W. R. Barr
H. H. Dean
Adnah Hall
Irvin Geiger
Samuel Lawhead
St. Joe
Pierceton
Kosciusko County
Huntinging
Huntington Brewing Company
Emmett Pence
South Whitley
Mary E. Wright
Marion
Peter Michael
Circuit
David Makane
Milford
New Monroe State Bank
W. F. Smith
Menno
King of Green Goods Sent to Workhouse in Desolate State
New York March 11 A man claiming to be James McNally once dubbed the king of green goods swindlers pleaded for confinement in the work house. He cited homelessness and inability to support himself, detailing a decline from a once thriving scam to drug use and exposure. He said he saved 600000 over ten years and left 100000 in trust before a 1896 prison term.
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New York
James McNally
Green Goods
Centre Street
Bowery Lodging House
McNally
Evils of Society Attack Highlights Lutheran Sermon
Rev Lange of Concordia delivered a harsh sermon at St Pauls Church decrying the evils of society and urging bans on dancing and public theater. He cited Christian youth mingling with morally lax groups and warned of irreparable harm from such associations.
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St. Paul’s Church
Lange
Concordia
Special union services set for week of March 25
Rev Henry B Master of First Presbyterian leads a five pastor series titled The Testimony of the Passion beginning March 25. Each day features a different church leader and focus including Truth Faith Prayer Love and Sacrifice with speakers Wilson Viechert Master Averill and Fox from Westminster First Baptist Episcopal Third Presbyterian churches.
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Henry B. Master
First Presbyterian Church
Wilson
Westminster Church
Viechert
First Baptist Church
Rev. Master
Averill
Episcopal Church
Fox
Third Presbyterian Church
Boy Wanders to New Haven and Is Found by Police
Four year old Francis Baltes, son of John Baltes of Woodland avenue and Harrison street, left home Monday morning headed for New Haven. He rode an interurban car, was picked up by officers, and returned to his parents after locating a nearby groceryman. He appeared unfazed and forgot his hunger during the ride.
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Francis Baites
John Baites
Woodland Avenue
Harrison Street
New Haven
Poace
Baltes
Central Indiana Golf League Formed In Marion
A meeting of golfers from Fort Wayne Kokomo Anderson Marion and the Highland Golf Club of Indianapolis organized the Central Indiana Golf League in Marion yesterday Albert Bond of Fort Wayne was elected president John O Wilson of Marion is secretary and treasurer An executive committee will be named at the next meeting in two weeks. Other clubs may join and the league plans match play with a trophy for the winner.
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Fort Wayne
Kokomo
Anderson
Marion
Highland Golf Club
Indianapolis
Central Indiana Golf League
Albert 8. Bond
John O. Wilson
Rat Causes Shutdown of Toledo Chicago Interurban Line
A dead rat in the Mendaltvalley power station caused a complete tie up of the Toledo Chicago interurban system Friday evening. The body fell into the equipment and halted service for about an hour before the issue was found.
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Toledo
Chicago
Mendaltvalley
Ita
Edward Reed Named New Manager of Wayne Hotel
Edward Reed will succeed A M Tyler as active manager of the Wayne Hotel Fort Wayne Indiana. Tyler resigns as president and general manager to pursue other business interests. Reed, formerly of the New Aveline and Randall hotels, has recent experience as Wayne steward and is a prominent Indiana hotel man. John Noll may become Wayne stockholders choose president. ownership remains with A M Tyler and his father E T Tyler.
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A. M. Tyler
Wayne Hotel Company
Edward Reed
New Aveline
Randall Hotels
The
Wayne
Mr. Tyler
Wayne Company
Tyler
John Noll
Reed
Wayne Hotel
Indiana
Randall
Jones & Stevens
Winona
Convention in April for King's Daughters and Sons in Fort Wayne
The Indiana branch of the International Order of the King's Daughters and Sons plans a Fort Wayne convention April 2 to 4 at Wayne Street M E church. Delegates from Episcopal, Presbyterian, Baptist, Congregational, Lutheran, Catholic and Christian Methodist circles will gather to discuss social, philanthropic and religious activities and form a city union.
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King’s Daughters and Sons
Fort Wayne
Indiana
International Order of the King’s Daughters and Sons
Wayne Street
M. E
King's Daughters
Good Cheer
West
Jefferson Street
Church of Christ
Grandmothers
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Pittsburg
Allegheny City
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