Hood's Sarsaparilla Ad Claims Complete Wellness
An advertisement urges taking Hood's Sarsaparilla to combat impure blood and fatigue. It cites testimonials from A A Taunton Mass and Mrs William Mercer Parkerford Pa, praising relief from catarrh, headaches, and low appetite after using seven bottles. The copy notes availability in liquid or tablet form Barsatabs, priced at 100 doses for one dollar, prepared by C I Hood Co Lowell Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Poe
Mars
A. A
Taunton
Mass
William Mercaer
Parkerford
Perry Street
C. I. Hood Co
Lowell
Wisconsin editorials hint at 1908 party moves in Indiana
The Warsaw Union notes Frank E. Hering of South Bend as a Democratic candidate for lieutenant governor at the state convention. LaPorte Herald reports Taft as a strong second to Fairbanks among Republicans, with Elkheart County Republicans favoring Taft. E D Crumpacker of Valparaiso abandons his bid to be a Republican delegate to Chicago. Crumpacker’s Lake, Porter, and LaPorte county support is noted. The piece condemns the snap judicial convention call by St Joseph and other county Republicans as unfair, yet political leaders plan to press the nomination regardless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw Union
Frank E. Hering
South Bend
Hering
LaPorte Herald
Fairbanks
Taft
Elkhart County
E. D. Crumpacker
Valparaiso
Chicago
Lake
Porter
LaPorte
Crumpacker
St. Joseph County
Republican Committee
Roose
Deseret at the New Jefferson Offers 10 Cent Show
The New Jefferson Theatre offered a full play with vaudeville for 10 cents, drawing a large crowd for Deserted at the Altar. Tonight’s bill Why Women Sin continues with same price, doors at 7 30. No reserved seats and standing room likely for the rest of the week. Sullivan Stock Company manager C B Sullivan explains the price cut to attract audiences. Saturday matinee admits every child under years old with a Teddy bear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Jefferson. C
Sullivan
Sullivan Stock Company
Depot fire sparks blaze near Waterloo station
A Lake Shore flyer passing Waterloo eastbound ignited a fire at the depot, setting four places alight until a bucket brigade from locals stopped the flames with minimal damage. W. H. Nusbaum of Auburn lost a wirethook worth $65, found by Harry bootblack and returned to the doctor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Shore
Waterloo
Veitixens’ Bucket Brigade
W. H. Nusbaum
Auburn
Harry
Bootblack
Reta
Four firemen buried escape with all saved at Reed's Station
Four Indianapolis firemen fell with a collapsing wall at 218 West Georgia street while battling a blaze at Henry Coburn Storage and Warehouse. They were rescued from debris in the Advance Thresher building basement with no serious injuries, while exposure left Chief Coots ill and several others requiring shelter. The blaze risked about a million dollars in damage.
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Indianapolis
Henry Coburn Storage and Warehouse Company
West Georgia Street
Harry Harwood
Whounis Uarton
Bert Reteper
Butch Judd
John Brandes
Andrew Miller
Coots
Chargy
Harwood, Hiannon
Kemper
Judd
Advance Thresher Company
Hves
Italian Exclusion Warnings Target Reed's Station Italians
Bedford Indiana January 30 Italian colony at Reed's Station reports shocking notices and warning cards urging all Italians to vacate by February 20 and threaten consequences. A separate message targets business owner Jolie Meno warning closure and implying force. Notices signed By Order of Committee.
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Bedford
Ind
Reed’s Station
Reed's Station
Keter
Reads Station
John Meno
Jolie Meno
Two Indiana Officials Die After Illness and Accident
Vincennes report says Edgar M. Fuller longtime chief of police and ex-doorkeeper in the Indiana House of Representatives died after months of illness. He was fifty five and survived by five sons. In Greenfield Milton Walton a resident and blacksmith at a mining company died when a blast created a stone impact that struck him in Mitchell.
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Vincennes
Ind
Edgar M. Fuller
Todiana
Representaties
Hlness
Chibetes
Bescues
Greenfield
Milton Walton
Mitchell
Child fatally injured by delivery wagon wheels
Wabash Indiana January 30 a nine year old boy Robert Amali son of Harry Amali attempting to hook a ride on a delivery wagon fell beneath the wheels and was fatally injured dying within half an hour authorities reported the accident to police and hospital teams at the scene
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Wabash,nd
Robert
Harry Amali
Ann
Mayor Murphy Wins Wabash Primary for Congress
In Wabash Indiana on January 0 0 Mayor Joseph W Murphy defeats Dr W P Bhaffer in the primary to choose the county candidate for the congressional nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash
Ind
Joseph W. Murphy
W. P. Bhaffer
Wabash County
Congress
Death of Gen W Bement in Indiana Jan item
Gen W Bement is reported dead in Indiana with scant OCR details. The fragment notes a death notice dated January and references his rank and name, without full biographical data or context.
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Gen
W. Bement
Ind
Briand Supports Limited Term Marriages In Divorce Debate
Paris reports Aristide Briand minister of justice backs trial marriages as a gradual change in divorce law. He argues couples cannot know each other’s true character before commitment and that forcing an unhappy union is intolerable. The idea envisions marriages for a set period under safeguards for both parties.
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Paris
Paul Bourget
Aristide Briand
Worstp
Two Held Responsible in Berks Opera House Fire Verdict
A Berks County jury found Mrs. Monroe owner of the Rhowl’s Opera House and deputy factory inspector Harry McC Bechtel largely responsible for the disastrous fire that killed 16. They urged the prosecuting attorney to arrest and possibly convict both for criminal negligence.
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Borertown
Dam
Rhowl
Harry McC. Bechtel
Pickard Lynched After Lettsville Murder In 1870
Burlington Iowa January 30 In a letter to The Hawkeye Dr George P Neal aged eighty a Fort Madison physician states William Pickard who murdered William Teets at Lettsville Indiana in 1870 was lynched and secretly buried the night after his crime Pickard has long been regarded a fugitive from justice Two weeks ago Nicholas Fickard believed to be the murderer was arrested in Texas and brought to Iowa to answer for the crime He was released when identification filled
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
George P. Neal
Fort Madison
William Pickard
William Teets
Lettsville
Isto
Pickard
Nicholas Fickard
Texas
Laws
Ty Cobb’s Ultimatum to Detroit Club
In Augusta on January 30 Ty Cobb states he will not join Detroit except on his terms and rejects reporting to the elite at Hot Springs without concessions. He mentions offers of a college coaching position in the South and a Chicago professional role, both supposedly higher paying than Detroit’s offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Gat
Detroit
Hot Springs
Southern
Chicago
Ty Cobb
Will Try to Make Iova Dry Temperance Convention Forms Federation
Des Moines Indiana January 30 amid intense enthusiasm the state temperance convention formed a federation of temperance groups and churches to launch a campaign for a prohibition clause in a constitutional amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
State Convention of Temperance Workers
Whirlygig of Time Observes King Charles I Death
Boston observers mark the anniversary of Charles I's death with a sermon at the Church of the Advent. Rev. Dr. William H. Van Allen cites his martyrdom and the call for tolerance beyond prejudice. The sermon notes Charles II’s beheading at Whitehall on January 30, 1649.
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Boston
Charles I of
England
New England
Church of the Advent
Episcopal
William AH. van Allen
Chanel
van Allen
Charles Too
Whitehall
Transvaal Not So Brash in Indian Registry Debate
The government will accept signatures rather than thumbprints for registration of Indians entering the country. The Indian leader approves the compromise on behalf of his community. Those arrested for contravention of the law will be diverted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fahinnesining
United Mine Workers Convention Debates Resolutions Report
The United Mine Workers convention continued discussion on a resolutions committee report focusing on contract enforcement. The body refused to impose fines on locals or members for violating contracts with operators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tadhimpolis
Haa
The
United Mine Workers of America
Hinter
Neerbers
Lawrence Murray Hospitalized After Attack in Washington
Lawrence Murray assistant secretary of the department of commerce and kilor, confined to his apartments after an attack a few days ago. He developed complications but is much improved, according to officials.
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Lawrence
Murray
Washington
Department of Commerce
Killor
Careless Gas Off Switch Leads to Fatal Asphyxiation
Washington report notes Brent, fourteen, and Russell Brent, twenty-one, cousins, found dead in bed after asphyxiation. Authorities believe a careless gas-off after retiring for the night caused the deaths at their home in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dan
Langdon Tf
Brent
Russell
Nevada Police Bill signed into law in Carson
Governor Sparks has signed the police bill in Carson Nevada making it law. A fierce scramble for prices on the police force is noted. It is believed the new force can take the field within forty days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson, Nev
Sparks
Coldest Wisconsin Reading Reported at Minnedosa
United States Weather Observer Williams notes the coldest temperature yesterday in Wis at Minnedosa with the mercury at 36 degrees below zero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
United States
Williams
Minnedosa
Chicago Board of Trade Quotes and Live Stock Prices
Chicago and East Buffalo markets report grain quotations for wheat corn and oats with bid offers for January through September futures. Live stock receipts at Chicago show hogs cattle and sheep prices with ranges for prime fat steers cows heifers and native lambs, plus poultry and ducks pricing. East Buffalo notes slower cattle trade, lower hog prices, and lamb market figures with various lots and weights.
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Inqeago
Chicago Board of ‘Trade
Ty Withle
OSB
ISA
Gould
Ando Springs
Worcesters
Ifny
Witnoia
Wisconsin
East Bufflalo
East Buffalo
N. Y
Dunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
Calven—Best
Destruction and disasters sweep through towns and nations
Howard Ratliff and his son died in Earlsthorne Oklahoma as their home burned. Fire at Newton destroyed stoves and caused $150000 loss. Riots in Lisbon left many injured. British Parliament opened with a large government program. German naval program moves to second reading in the Reichstag with $100 million annual estimates. Johnny Conlon defeated Kid Murphy in Peoria. Oshkosh saw about $85000 lost to TJ Brand & Sons. Kansas senate backed primary election bill. governor to sign. Sayard, dean of the French senate, dies in Paris, born 1816. Forestry meeting draws delegates in Washington. London bout Burns Palmer postponed to Feb 10. Harvester trotter sold in New York for $0,000. Emperor William gifts to fourteen German singing societies in Mittinola area.
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Howard Ratliff
Earlsthorne
Oklo
Newton
Lisbon
Whitey
Eadward
Peoria
Johnny Conlon
Chicago
Kid Murphy
New York
Eire
Oshkosh
Wis
TJ. Brand & Sons Company
Acheson
Pennsylvania
House
Joseph Albin Sayard
French Senate
Paris
Washington
American Forestry Association
London
Jaminy Burns
Jack Palmer
Newsenastie
England
Walnut Hall-Notelet
William of Germany
Mippenola
Ais
Gitas
Two New York Banks Fail to Open Doors
In New York City two banks, the New Amsterdam National and the Mechanics and Traders, did not open. The National bank's capital is $1,000,000 and it is in the control of the comptroller of the currency. deposits total $2,063,272. The Mechanics and Traders bank, a state institution with $2,000,000 capital, announced directors’ decision not to open. Both claim they can pay all depositors while assets and liabilities for the latter are not yet disclosed. Both banks are part of Morse-Thompson group and are undergoing directorate reorganizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York City
New Armsterdie: National Bank
Capital
Wid ‘Treders’ Bank
New Amsterdam National
Morse-Thominns Clus
Talwinercone
May Has Not Absconded Bank Chief From Davenport
Spokane reports ex-president C May of Big Bend National Bank Davenport Wash has written from Boston dated Jan 21 stating he will return soon. He vows to quit and repay every deposit. May, sentenced to five years for mismanagement, was believed missing after the appeal upheld his sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
May
Big Bend National Bank
Davenport
Boston
Liam Ae
United States Court of Appeals
Death of Gen. B. K. B. Cowen in Ohio Civil service veteran dies
General B K B Cowen longtime clerk for the United States circuit and district courts in the southern district of Ohio has died at seventy seven. He served in public life for over twenty three years including time as editor of the No State Journal and wrote about his life experiences.
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B. BK. Cowen
Teniamin Fetish Cowen
United States Circuit
Southern District of
Ohio
Public Service
No State Journal
Thirteen Heirs To Share Captain Hooker Estate
Rochester November to January 30 reports the $100000 estate of Captain Hooker, left to Galesburg and with President Roosevelt named executor. The Monroe county surrogate denied probate due to alleged mental incompetence of Captain Slooker, leaving thirteen heirs at law to share the assets.
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Rochester
Hooker
Galesburg
Roosevelt
Monroe County
Haring
Captain Slooker
McKinley Birthday Services Held at Metropolis Church
In Washington on January 30 services of commemoration for the late president William McKinley were held at the Metropolitus Methodist Episcopal church where he worshiped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William McKkinley
Metropolitus Methodist Episcopal Church
Ohio Legislature Honors McKinley Birth Anniversary
The Ohio General Assembly marked the birthday of the late President McKinley with appropriate ceremonies and expressions of respect, reflecting on his legacy and the nation’s history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
McKinley
Double Lynching in Mississippi Shocks Community
In Commerce Mississippi two Black men charged with assaulting a man during a robbery were captured by a mob of Black residents and lynched. The incident underscores violent tensions and vigilante justice in the region. Names, dates, and further details not provided in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Commerce
Miss
Millersburg Items Highlight Local Movements and Visits
A roundup from Millersburg notes Arthur Long’s neuralgia, visits by Frank Inbody and wife to Convoy, Ohio, and Mrs Maude Rush of Toledo visiting her parents in town. Entries detail residents traveling, relocations to Milford area, recruitment for jobs, a Cleveland township death at sixty, and library gains at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Inbody
Convoy
Frank McKibben
Maude Rush
Toledo
E. £. Gary
Boston Rink
Milford
Win
Rink
Anthony Rink
Catherine Click
Cleveland Township
Dr. Siders
Union Mills
Ethel Batts
Mamie
Chicago
Ethel Gehring
Topeka
Ed Green
James Long
George Gilbert
Mr. Gilbert
International Harvester Co
Peter Boomershine
J. J
C. C. Method
Hammond
C. B. Silver
Ita
Doaky
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Weil
Goshben Democrat
Joseph A. Beane
Goshen
Indiana
Peoples’ ‘Coal Company
Hawks-Gortner Bik
Black Hand
Reed
Reeue
Boyertons Norror
Charles IT
Transvaal
Nevada
Chicago Grain
Millersburg
Arthur Long
Goshen’s
Elijah
Uneeda Biscuit
Main St
Dembufksy
Kwality Konnie
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