Local residents travel and social visit notes
Shakespeare Todd Traster left Monday for North Dakota to remain indefinitely. W Bourtner wife and son of Red Key were guests of Melvin Hamilton over Sunday. Mr Bourtner is an uncle of Mr Hamilton and principal of the High school at Red Key. The Misses Pearl and Dessie Dausman were calling on friends Monday evening. Mrs Bechtel of Goshen transacted business here Monday en route to
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Todd Traster
North Dakota
W. Bourtner
Red Key
Melvin Hamilton
Mr. Bourtner
Mr. Hamilton
Misses Pearl
Dessie Dausman
Dr Miles Nervine Sleep Aid Promises Restful Nights
A testimonial touts Dr Miles Nervine as a safe non opiate remedy for insomnia. It claims rapid sleep return and relief from headaches anxiety and restless worry after one bottle with price refundable if not beneficial. The letter from Mrs May Scott supports the product and urges purchase through druggists.
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Miles
May Scott
Ind
Dr. Miles
Nervene
Miles Medical Co
Elichart
Real Estate Transfers and County Actions Highlight Local News
Real estate transfers list multiple Elkhart and surrounding area transactions with values from 100 to 7,000 dollars. Whitley County orders audit of watchman appointment at the poor farm crossing after a fatal accident. Indiana health data show 6,720 deaths by occupation in 1907, with 35,461 total deaths. Newell Bros continues selling summer goods.
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Mary M. Hamlet
Jacob N. Bloss
Jefferson Jo
John M. Snyder
George Wyman, Jr
Nappanee
Wm. B. Dobbs
Samuel Huff
Elkhart
Joseph Heck
Ella Conn-Hagenbaugh
James P. Taylor
Justice W. Sharick
Clara A. Barnes
Peter T. Longacher
Thos. W. Paff
Ada Mehl
John K. Miller
Solomon Shrock
Clinton
James Johnston
E. H. Drake
Hugh T. Wise
Alonzo
Gorsuch
Elkhart Jp
Whitley County Commissioners
F. Trembley
County Commissioners' Court
Columbia City
King
Bingham
Indiana
Asee
State Board of Health
Democratic party reshapes campaign with national club plan
Norman Mack announces finance and speakers committees for the national campaign. Bryan plans tariff speech in Des Moines and Chicago consultations with Mack. Idaho splits as anti Dubois faction forms separate convention amid Bear Lake Oneida and Fremont county disputes. New England leaders call for regional propaganda meeting in Boston August 11.
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United States
Bryan
Des Moines
Fairview
Chicago
Mack
James W. van Cleave
Manufacturers’ Association
Barry Bryan
Camean
Michigan
W. R. O'Brien
Idaho
Wallace
Ida
Twain
Dubeis
anti-Dubo
Dubo
Bear Lake
Oneida
Fremont
Hall
A. L. Freehofer
Washington County
Slackslayer
Chairan
New England
New Haven
Conn
Alexander Troup
New England Democratic Progressive League
League
Quincy House
Boston
Taft Speaks in Virginia on Law's Delay and Politics
Taft addresses the Virginia State Bar association in Foat Springs on the law’s delay. He concedes two embarrassments before Virginia’s audience and cites a Virginia anecdote to ease tension as he defends his campaign record.
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Foat Springs
Willam H. Tift
Virginia State Bar Association
Old Dominion
Bhrough
Association
Taft
Virginia
Jana Yankee
John W. Frazier
Philadelphia
Frazier
Wol
Grover Cleveland
Altin
Bo Parker
Gompers Action Indorsed by Elmira Labor Assembly
In Elmira New York on August 7 a large Trades and Labor Assembly meeting unanimously endorsed President Gompers action on the political situation and urged voters to support candidates and platforms friendly to labor interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gompers
Elmira
N. Y
Trades and Labor Assembly
Criticism by Ewry and Daniels of Olympic Experience
Ray C Ewry and CG W Daniels, American athletes, arrived from Liverpool aboard the Adriatic and criticized the treatment of U S competitors at the Olympic Games. They praised social courtesy from English hosts but said athletes faced poor treatment and intrusive hospitality. Daniels complained of overbearing tea dinners and pressuring English youths to mingle.
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New York
Ray C. Ewry
New York Athletic Club
W W. Daniels
Liverpool
Daniels
Crow's Nes Coach President Reports Northwest Fire Spread
Lindsey, president of Crow's Nes Coach, summarizes the northwest fire area as about thirty miles long and two to ten wide with active burning at outskirts. Michel is safe except in high wind. Wosmer is safe, Cord Creek may be worst near total losses. Estimated overall loss around $2,000,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Lindsey
Crow's Nes’ Coach Company
North West
Michel
Cord Creek
Peente
Fairbanks praises national pure food law effort
Vice President Fairbanks addressed the twelfth annual convention of the Association of State and National Food and Dairy Departments, recounting twenty five years of watching the fight for a national pure food law and urging stronger national and state legislation.
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Fairbanks
Mackinne
Association of Shite and National Food and Dairy Departments
Washington
Association
Condition of Wiliam F. Vilas
The condition of Colonel William F. Vilas in Madison Wisconsin has shown little improvement for ten days. He remains unconscious for most of the time with only brief moments of apparent awareness as he signals thirst or foot in a weak uncertain manner.
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Madison, Wis
Wiliam F. Vilas
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