Heart Cure credited with life saved by Dr Miles Remedies
Testimonial letters from C H Smith of Flint Michigan and Dr T H Watts of Hot Springs South Dakota praise Dr Miles Heart Cure and Restorative Nervine for curing organic heart disease and improving health. Advertises free book and guarantees on first bottle.
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Miles
Michigan
C. H. Smith
Flint
Mich
Tam
T. H. Watts
Hot Springs
S. D
Dr. Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
Dowie Seizure and Sermon Attendances in New York
Dr John Alexander Dowie faces fresh trouble as a deputy sheriff seizes his coach and team in a $1000 attachment tied to defending a Zionite involved in a child death case. Dowie proclaims he does not know his father and calls for a newspaper censorship while addressing Zion restoration activities at Madison Square Garden.
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New York
John Alexander Dowie
Fifth Avenue
Robert E. Farley
J. Luther Pierson
White Plains
Dowie
John Murray Dowie
Jersey City
Zion Restoration Host
Madison Square Garden
Zion
Bail Granted for Alleged Slavers In Murder Case
Peoria Illinois October 26 Edward A Sorrell and Samuel Flynn held by coroner s jury for the murder of Thomas Hartley an inmate of an insane asylum were brought before Judge Worthington on habeas corpus proceedings He decided to admit them to bail in the sum of 10000 each which they have not yet posted
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Peoria
Ill
Edward A. Sorrell
Samuel Flynn
Thomas Hartley
Worthington
Fall Plowing Contest Plans Set by Allen County Unit
The Allen County Plowing association met in Caledonian hall to outline plans for the fall plowing contest with a new date to be decided at a November 2 meeting. Officers elected include President James Gillie, Vice President George Thumm, and Secretary Treasurer David McKay. Committees cover Field, Prizes, and other contest roles with members named such as George Thumm, William Copeland, James E Rennison, John Giler, and Alexander.
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Allen County Plowing Association
Caledonian Hall
James Gillie
George Thumm
David McKay
William Copeland
James E. Rennison
John Giler
William
Pn - Alexander
Contest entry notice for school superintendents
W W Ozrock Fenn Dickens Peter Certia W F DeVilbiss John Gillie Superintendents of Classes David McKay John Goeglein Peter Haines D M Byrd. Parties having suitable fields for the contest are asked to notify George Thumm.
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W.W. Ozrock
Fenn Dickens
Peter Certia
W. F. DeVilbiss
John Gillie
David McKay
John Goeglein
Peter Haines
D. M. Byrd
George Thumm
Ed C Miller Named Manager of Fort Wayne Brick and Tile
Ed C Miller is appointed manager of the Fort Wayne Brick and Tile company succeeding Bernard Borkenstein who resigned. Miller, formerly a traveling salesman for a Cleveland hardware firm, leaves that role to lead the Fort Wayne business. He previously represented the Eighth ward in the city council and is a prominent young local businessman.
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Ed C. Miller
Fort Wayne Brick and Tile Company
Bernard Borkenstein
Miller
Cleveland
Fort Wayne
Eighth Ward
Drunken solicitor fined in Scranton police court
William Crawenshield a solicitor for the International Correspondence School Scranton was fined five dollars and costs for public intoxication after entering strangers homes and napping in a bedroom The episode began Friday night and continued into Saturday with officers breaking a lock to arrest him His excuse was unfamiliar streets and the belief he was entering his own house Also Jack Deveny released after a 35 day jail stay was fined twenty five dollars and costs for public intoxication and a prior conviction during this morning’s proceedings
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William Crawenshield
International Correspondence School
Scranton
Lapp
Spillner
East Jefferson Street
Crawenshield
Brackenridge Street
Jack Deveny
Dreibelbiss
American Cotton Rush Resumes Full Time in Lancashire Mills
Liverpool reports new American cotton arriving and mills rushing to resume full time. After Augusts four day week, Lancashire mills including Ashton-Under-Lyne district restart full hours, signaling gradual restoration of normal production and relief from distress.
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Liverpool
Lancashire
Ashton-Under-Lyne
Northern Indiana Farm Thefts And Local Affairs Roundup
In northern Indiana 125 chickens were stolen from A Kobne’s farm near Decatur on Friday night. Warsaw plans a Tuesday special election on a new larger high school building. Adams county farmer Henry Barnett, 65, died suddenly from heart disease at breakfast Saturday. Engineers discuss using Eel River power for North Manchester electric plant. Elkhart Lagrange surveyors work in Lagrange and surrounding streets. Grading will begin soon. Rev B Earle Parker and Miss Genevieve Hale wed Friday evening. Parker studies at Evanston College. Whitley County Telephone elects eight directors including Peabody and McLallen. Willis Johnson near Decatur lost more than a hundred bushels of stored potatoes when thieves emptied his bank. Waterloo men Alfred Kelley, Irvin Waltman, George Nadine and Jack Amstutz fined for slot machines. sheriff ordered destruction in presence of prosecutors Rose.
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A. Kobne
Decatur
Warsaw
Henry Barnett
Adams County
Eel River
North
Manchester
Elkhart
Lagrange
Turson Mountain
Wayne
Detroit
Factory
B. Earle Parker
Kendallville
Genevieve Hale
Evanston
Whitley County Telephone Company
J. Peabody
W. F. McLallen
A. A. Adams
T. BR. Marshall
G. A. Pontious
W. H. Magley
J. E. Remington
Robert Wiener
A. H. Erieg
Willis Johnson
Alfred Kelley
Irvin J. Waltman
George Nadine
Jack Amstutz
Waterloo
Hose
DeKalb
Msohiges
Gheriff Blecka
Injunction Dissolved Against Gas and Oil Co in Indiana
Bluffton Indiana October 26 The injunction secured by American Window Glass Co restraining Indiana Natural Gas and Oil Co of Chicago from operating under the lease form was dissolved today by Judge Vaughan in the circuit court.
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Bluffton, Ind
American Window Glass Company
Indiana Natural Gas and Oil Company of
Chicago
Letter Company
Vaughan
Circuit Court
Girls Carry Messages Amid Telegraph Walkout
Boston reports show 200 or more girls now handling messenger duties after the American District Telegraph company discharged 200 boys last Friday. Despite idle youths near the Western Union office, no violence was repeated as the number of female messengers grows.
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Boston
American District Telegraph Company
Western Union
State Street
Tisza to Form New Hungarian Cabinet
Budapest October 96 Emperor Francis Joseph names Count Stephan Tisza to form a new Hungarian cabinet. He is son of former premier Coloman Tisza and pledged to the emperor. London October 26 Secretary Root and Mrs. Root to sail on the Celtic from Liverpool October 30 to New York.
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Budapest
Hungary
Francis Joseph
Stephan Tisza
Count Tisza
Coloman Tisza
London
Root
Murderous fugitive McClure flees mob to jail and beyond
In Marion Indiana Thomas Jesse McClure killed his two young sons then fled a mob. Sheriff Mills moved him to safety by train to Indianapolis as townsfolk threatened lynching. McClure admitted planning to kill his wife and then himself, describing the grim drive and shootings of his boys.
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Marion
Ind
Thomas Jesse McClure
Sheriff Mills
Point Isabel
Indianapolis
McClure
Elwood
Robert Hall
Homer
Dee
Paps
Warren- Scharf Asphalt Company
Extradition talks widen to cover bribery with France
Paris reports Ambassador Porter pursuing in Washington directed talks for adding a bribery clause to the US France extradition treaty. Formalities will take weeks yet informal talks show French willingness to extend. Uncertainty remains on retroactive application.
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Paris
Washington
Porter
United States
France
Pittsburgh Extradition Sought For Croatians In Ferguson Murder
Superintendent McQuaide plans to secure extradition papers for Croatians Michovzle Tepanec and Milovar Bobear arrested at Southampton in the Ferguson murder case near Westfield, Washington County, on September 25. Detectives Kelley and McQuaide expect to depart for Southampton soon to pursue the suspects with evidence linking them to Diether and Carl Diet.
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Pitteburg
Thomas A. McQuaide
Bureau of Detectives
Michovzle Tepanec
Milovar Bobear
Southampton
Samiuel ‘Ferguson
Westeidaiecres
Washington County
McQuaide
Kelley
Francia M. Ferguson
Ferguson Construction Company
Will
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FM. Smith & CO
Calhoun Street
Bank OF Wayne
Ing
E. Berry
E. K. Wheelock
Harrison St
Fort Wayne, Indiana
Will Teave
Vienna
Imisy City
U. S
Dre. J. A
J. W. Willams
Mgra
Calhenp &T
Klaehn & Melching
West Main Street
Sherife
California
Monterey
Cal
Louis Iverson
Salinas
Pacific Grove
Louisa
Harold
Maria
Iverson
Nesbitt
Police
Jack
Indiana
Ane Rose
Whitley County
MR. and
Mee. Root
Catarra
Ee Grn
Marion Man
Jesse McClure
Uncle Sam
Fair Grounds
Calhoun St
Indisama
B. Thing & CO
H. B. Tobey
Fort Wayne, Ind
Miss Diether and
Carl Diet
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