Doan's Kidney Pills Trusted by Fort Wayne Residents
A Fort Wayne representative notes many locals report Doan's Kidney Pills eased kidney trouble. Mrs Flor Brown of 87 Bass Street details swelling, discolored secretions, and dizziness improving with the pills after purchasing at Megar Bros. Co. She praises their effectiveness and health restoration. Sold for 60 cents. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo is the U.S. sole agent. Remember the name Donn's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Doan
Flor, Brown
Bass Street
Donn
Megar Bros. Co
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
I. C
United States
Prospering in Alaska News Memoir from RamMart Start
Alex Young, son of Stephen Youn of Washington township, sent his father a copy of a newly established Ram mart Alaska newspaper filled with gossip from the region. Young has lived in Alaska three years with his uncle Henry Thumm. they are gold hunters prospering in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex. Young
Stephen Youn
Washington Township
Rammart
Alaska
Mr. Young
Henry Thumm
Fallon fall danger cure ad for Fol ley s Honey and Tar
An old advertisement warns of danger from fall colds that may lead to pneumonia bronchitis or consumption and promotes Fol ley s Honey and Tar as a quick effective cure that is non opiate and non constipating, sold by Dreior & Bro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Dreior & Bro
Fort Wayne man dies of oil well accident in Indiana
Charles E. Noble, a Fort Wayne business leader and secretary of Summit City Oil, died at St John’s hospital Anderson Ind after a twenty pound iron fragment from a bull wheel struck his head during a weekly inspection near Alexandria. He died twelve hours later. Noble leaves a wife and two children Helen 6 and Edwin 3, plus father James E Noble a brother William E Noble and sister Mrs Fennie Noble. Funeral set for 3 pm Saturday at the home of Edwin Rich with burial at Lindenwood cemetery.
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Charles HE. Noble
Fort Wayne
St. John’s Hospital
Anderson
Ind
Alexandria
Noble
Summit City Oil Company
Gerrard
Weil
Alexandeia
Union Traction
L. P. Drayer
Charles E. Noble
van Wert
Alderman & Yarnelle
Balawin
Sheldon
Desensed
James BE. Noble
Brackenridge Street
Bass Works
Findlay
Helen
Edwin
William E. Noble
Fennie Noble
Lake Erie and
Western Road
Edwin Rich
West
Lewis Street
Ich
B. W. Allen
Jefferson Street Church
Foley's Honey and Tar credited with saving wife
W. W. Baker of Plainview New writes of long illness and high medical bills. After trying many doctors and spending over $1,000 without relief, a friend recommended Foley's Honey and Tar and the remedy restored her health. Sold by Drelor & Bro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Baker
Plainview, New
Foley
Drelor & Bro
Malone Schubnell Wedding at St Augustine's Church
No wedding occurred Wednesday morning at St Augustine's church as Misa Stella Schubnell, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Schubnell, was to wed Thomas Malone of Fort Wayne Indiana. Very Rev Father F A O'Brien officiated and the bride was accompanied by her cousin Miss Neumaier of Adrian after the nuptial mass.
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Kalamazoo
St. Augustine's Church
Misa Stella Schubnell
Charles Schubnell
Thomas Malone
Fort Waynsa
Ind
F. A. O'Brien
Neumaier
Adrian
Wedding at Fort Wayne Bride From Local Family
The ceremony took place three miles south of the city at the home of the bride’s parents with a wedding breakfast served there. The bride, a faithful member of St Augustine's church young ladies' sodality, has lived with Mr and Mrs K B Davis in Fort Wayne. The groom works for the Grand Rapids and Indiana railroad. Mr and Mrs Malone will reside in Fort Wayne. Attendants in the dining room were Anna De Wit, Mary De Loof, Minnie Sage, Cora Kalleward, Cora Ebelinix and Edith Newhouse. The bride received many gifts specific and useful.
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Anna de Wit
Mary de Loof
Minnie Sage
Cora Kalleward
Cora Ebelinix
Edith Newhouse
Willson Jackson Wedding In Grand Forks On Wednesday
Miss Elsie May Jackson and Frederick Martin Willson were married at the bride's mother's home with Rev. D W Moffat officiating. Music included Lohengrin and Mendelssohn marches. Out of town guests included Mrs Jackson's brothers, Philip Chandler and S P Chandler. The couple left for Grand Forks via Chicago and Minneapolis.
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Anna R. Jackson
West Suttenfield Street
Elsie May Jackson
Frederick Martin Willson
Grand Forks
N. D
D. W. Moffat
First Presbyterian Church
Ethelwyn Taylor
Jennie Noble
Minnie Felts
Emily Griswold
Myrtle Wilding
Elsa Chaska
Blanche Tinkham
Helen Jackson
Jackson
Philip Chandler
Wilmington
Del
8. P. Chandler and Family
Ohio
Willson
Chicago
Minneapolis
Friedline and Dunten Wed in Plymouth Church
Miss Anna Dunten daughter of Mr and Mrs H Dunten of 1491 North Calhoun Street and Burt I Friedline of Monroeville were united in marriage at 8 Wednesday evening by Rev J Webster Bailey of Plymouth Congregational church. The rooms were decorated with palms ferns carnations and smilax. The bride wore a cream silk and lace gown. The couple planned a wedding trip to St Louis and will housekeep in Monroeville where the groom is in business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Dunten
H. €. Dunten
North Calhoun Atreat
Burt I. Friedline
Monroeville
J. Webster Bailey
Plymouth Congregational Church
Wood Robins on 1012 Huffman Street wed at home
Miss Orpha Robins on to B E Wood married Wednesday evening at the home of her parents, Elijah and Mrs Robins, 1012 Huffman street. Rev George Cocking of Trinity M E church officiated. Attendants were Miss Myrtle Waters and Otto B Ginther. Nellie Robinson, sister of the bride, played the wedding march. Mr and Mrs Waads started housekeeping at 1303 McCulloch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpha Robinson
B. BE. Wood
Elijah Robinson
Huffman Street
Geo. Cocking
Trinity M. E. Church
Myrtle Waters
Otto BE. Ginther
Nellie Robinson
Myr
Man Claims Kidney Cure After Two Bottles
Mr Owen Dunn of Benton Ferry West Virginia writes of years of kidney and bladder trouble waking him many times nightly. He says Foley's Kidney Cure cured him after using two bottles and that he received no permanent benefit from other medicines. Sold by Dreler and Bro.
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Owen Dunn
Benton Ferry
W. Va
Foley
Dreler & Bro
May Blow Up a Steamer Off San Pablo Bay
In San Francisco on September 28, reports say two torpedoes from the U S submarine Pike, under Lieutenant MacArthur, were lost in San Pablo bay durante trials. One torpedo was recovered by Italian fishermen. the other remains at large and may explode if struck by a vessel. It carries 200 pounds of gun cotton. A $2650 reward is offered for its recovery. The found torpedo had lost its compressed air and was nearly harmless.
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San Francisco
United States
Pike
San Pablo Bay
MacArthur
Kidney Health Advice From Dr Abernethy
A historical medical snippet quotes Dr. Abernethy stressing danger when kidneys are affected and promotes Foley's Kidney Cure sold by Dreier & Bra as a remedy for sound kidneys.
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Dr. Abernethy
Foley
Dreier & Bra
SEEKS PARDON FOR SON IN STATE BOARD PETITION
Mrs. Alice Smith of this city petitions the state board of pardons to release her son Claude Smith who is serving a Meo sentence for a murder on the bank of the St Joe river about seven years ago. A deputy sheriff at Auburn has two prisoners aiding him in unloading hay when one escapes, identified as Cannon serving a robbery sentence.
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Alice Smith
State Board of Pardons
Claude Smith
St. Joe River
Auburn
Cannon
Northern Indiana News and Gossip Highlights Local Cases
A flurry of items from Bryant to Goshen, Elkhart to Warsaw. Missing youths Ora Schell and Will Moss in Bryant raise concern, while George Olum’s death comes from a train accident in Bryan Ohio. Goshen saloon reform looms as Sunday closings spread. Lake Shore railroad workers suffer burns from a gasoline explosion in Elkhart. Panama-bound Earl Banta leaves Goshen as a Purdue graduate joins the Isthmian Canal project. Flora Watson of Portland inherits 3000 from distant relatives. William Reynard, 80, injured by an interurban car near Keystone, Wells County. Elkhart seeks a superior court. local garnishment cases spark Indiana law questions. A two-year-old near Waterford may die from blood poisoning after dog attack. Jacob Aker dies north of Roanoke after long illness tied to family troubles. Kosciusko County reports extraordinary fines and imprisonments with no jail prisoners in six months. Silver Lake has no arrests in twelve years, Milford none for half that period.
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Ora Schell
Will Moss
Bryant
George Olum
Auburn
Ike Shore
Bryan
Ohio
Goshen
Lake Shore Railroad Round House
Elkhart
Earl Banta
Purdue University
Panama
Flora Watson
Portland
William Reynard
Keystone
Wells County
Elkhart County
Fred Heilman
Wabash
Chicago
Erie
Indiana
Clarence Miller
Waterford
Silver Lake
Milford
Potter Attacks Divorce at New York Episcopal Convention
Bishop Henry Potter condemned divorce in vigorous terms at the annual convention of the Protestant Episcopal diocese of New York. He warned that society would descend into barbarism unless the church acts against divorce and urged clergy to oppose this Godless license that breaks sacred vows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry
Potter
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
Judge Woodward Hangs Himself After Opposition
In Montpelier VI on September 29 Judge C D Woodward of the municipal court killed himself with a wall peg in his office. A signed letter found on his desk said he planned to take his own life because enemies sought his downfall and that of his family amid opposition to his reappointment.
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Montpelier, VI
C. D. Woodward
Death of Marion County Superintendent Alexander Thompson
Alexander Thompson, Marion County superintendent of public schools, died at Marion hospital after an appendicitis operation. A hospital explosion and fire Monday worsened his weakened condition, causing a fatal relapse following the Sunday surgery.
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Marion
Ind
Alexander Thompson
Marion Hospital
Death by own action shocks Grenecastle
A telegram from Grenecastle Indiana reports that Dr. Eugene W. Manning, formerly a professor of Roman languages at DePauw University and later teaching in Philadelphia, died by his own hand on September 26. Cause unknown, believed linked to ill health.
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Grenecastle
Ind
Post
Depauw
Eugene W. Manning
Philadelphia
Wabash Boys Revolt Over School Sewing Order
In Wabash Indiana Sept 29 boys from all grades rebel against a new school order requiring them to bring cloth, needle and thread for sewing class while girls learn the same craft. The board defends the plan as manual labor with no embroidery instruction and threatens insubordination penalties. Parents protest as tensions rise over the policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash
Ind
Bogus inspectors steal jewelry across Riverside drive flats
Jewelry and silverware valued at 15000 dollars has been taken from twenty fashionable apartments in New York City. The thiefs posed as telephone inspectors and operated in the Riverside Drive and Central Park West area, prompting a citywide warning advertisement after the robberies were uncovered.
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New York
Riverside Drive
Central Park West
American born Major Osterhaus dies in Africa
Berlin reports Major Osterhaus died from wounds in a hospital in south west Africa. He was the son of General Peter Osterhaus, who served in the northern army in the U S Civil War and lives at Bonn. The general has two sons, one a United States navy officer. The deceased major was born in the United States.
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Berlin
Osterhaus
Africa
Peter Osterhaus
United States
Bonn
Ostehaus
Tne
United States Navy
Bronchitis Cure Promised by Foley’s Honey and Tar
Mrs. Minerva Smith of Danville Indiana claims twenty years of bronchitis were cured by Foley's Honey and Tar. The product is sold by Draisr and Bro.
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Minerva Smith
Danvills, Ii
Foley
Draisr & Bro
Indiana Friends Report on Indian Affairs
At the Indiana yearly meeting of Friends the Associated Executive Committee on Indian Affairs reported progress in Oklahoma and Indian Territory. The work is flourishing as many Indians seek to preserve traditions, with some moving to Mexico to escape modernization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Ind
Indiana Yearly Meeting of Friends
Associated Executive Committee of American Friends
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Mexico
Indiana Rural Routes Established And Appointments Made
Washington Sept 29 rural routes were established with Goshen additional service No 7 and Star City additional service No 4. Rural carriers appointed include Campbellsburg Mark Woodward Linton Charles Letziger W H Kramer Tohn Morgan B H L Miller J P Stephens and Fred Nightingale Walkerton Claude Poole. Virgil Barrett appointed Postmaster at Griffin Posey County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Indiana
Goshen
Star City
Campbellsburg
Mark Woodward
Linton
Charles Letziger
W. H. Kramer
Tohn & Morgan
BH. L. Miller
J. P. Stephens
Fred Nightingale
Walkerton
Claude Poole
Virgil
Barrett
Griffin
Posey County
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