Rich Coal Lands In Indian Fields Value Put At 4 Million
Special from Washington reports Senator La Follette relaying coal lands in Indian Territory worth about 4.38 million dollars based on a 32 cent per ton basis. The bill’s lease or sale proposal was trimmed as a conference report dropped an objectionable clause. Railroads’ control of coal and charges under charter were questioned, with calls for government ownership or strict limits.
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Tas Sea
Washington
Benatar la Pollette
le Dill
Avr
la Pojlette
Jean Hed Bean
Secretary of the Interior
Lataylette
Coe
Aye
India
la Folletté
Ryéry
Titman
United Braces
Indiana
Lin Genefit
Poatarity Fe
Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery advertised widely
An extensive promotional notice extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as cures for stomach, heart, bronchial and systemic ailments. It highlights native American medicinal roots, endorsements from eminent doctors, and the accompanying Catarrh remedies. The text urges readers to request a free booklet and explains product ingredients, usage, and limitations.
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Sahara
Comole
Nerce
Shem
Bod
Elion
Pierce
Joucoribes
Palufu
Soas Nent
BV. Plarce
Buffalo
Paine
Hale
Ellingwood
Jonason
Hare
Coal
Quean
Dr. Pierce
Sage
Riacea
Blue Light Anesthetic Sparked Global Interest at Lisbon Meeting
A Swiss doctor reports a discovery of a blue light anesthetic used to perform a tooth extraction without consciousness. The account describes patient experiences under blue light exposure, noting lack of pain and eventual return of sensation, with subsequent discussions at a medical congress and international interest.
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Tedard
Geneva
Swizepland
Cantonal School of Dentistry
Naw
la Redard
England
America
Germany
Haly
Switzerland
Itehard
Lisbon
Toni
Benkwerre
Indianapolis Notice of Licenses and Auction Details 1800s
A long OCR fragment from Indianapolis notices details applications for licenses to sell vinous drinks in various wards, with names like ABE LAVIB and WILLIAM HEUBER. It references premises at multiple streets, a 19 by 35 foot front room, and requests for May term licenses to sell malt and intoxicating beverages in specified quantities.
Local liquor license notices for Marion County voters
Notices from several residents of Center and nearby townships announcing their intent to apply to the Marion County Board of Commissioners for May term 1966 licenses to sell intoxicating liquors wine malt and other beverages with drinking on premises. Locations include Noble Street Maple Street New York Street and near the southeast corner of Maple and Merary Streets in Indianapolis. Names include FRANK KURTZ PRANK ROESCIL and FRANCIA J. FLANRTY with detailed frontage rooms and business addresses.
Indianapolis hotel bar license notice seeks tavern bid
Public notice from Patrick Lenahan and Jess Schuller for the Sixth Ward Center Township Marion County Indiana to apply at May term for licenses to sell intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premises consumption in a front room of a brick building on Meridian Street. The property is identified as part of the Meridian Town Lot No. 258 and located in Ward 12, Center Township Indianapolis. A similar notice from Low Lawrence for another venue seeks license to sell and drink wine and spirits in small quantities with on premise consumption in a four story brick building on Washington Street within an eight story corner building, known as the Hope Chest hotel bar, Ward Nine.
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Nintiy 49
Marton Dnart
State of
Trent
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Tadianapelis
Con
Hebutenthip
Atarion
County
Indiana
Jam Lown
Veratt Ant Deragan-sts
Abe Lavib
Pallee
Wasmap
Morin County
Busnest
Frente
Meuret
Indianapelie
Conten Tenn
Marian
Olnerave
Ward
Teaac Goldman
Marien
Futlaiapethe
Confertitanp
Neo Paleo
Center Township
Murlen
Board of County Commissioners
Ima
Tor Nesine
Emeryn
IL Uy Elliott
Vflvision
Indianapolis
Meutlon
Michigan
Minervasia
William Heuber
Center Townshiy
Marion County
Board of County Commission
Kest-st
Woodruff
Litlanapolis
Indivan
Nearanka
Falgista
Eterna
Board of
County Commissioners
Nobla
New York
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Cemter
Notar
Noble St
Wand
Frank Kurtz
Taymsiip
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Drake
Apelin
Center Temiship
Merka Cannery
Vatlawa
Amd Wacei
Senate Gent
Vlevemtlt
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Tha
Herits
Ikea Matics
Berdwand
Vegier
Mathur Geories
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Sume
Fifth Ward
Center Towsable
Nordwest
Blackford
Maguire
Center
Board of Commissorers
Tealoma
Busnems
Mary
Marz
Land
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Total
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City of Indians
Corener
Maryland
California
Netica
Tatrick Lenahan
Tadeena
Webb de
Venter
Marlon Win
State of Indianx
Wit
Sprint
Marat Cone
Seventeenth St
Washington-st
Indianapoli
Centre Township
Marion Cour Indiana
Washington-vi
Newt Oatse
Pala
Vamo
Dernraard Dorfman
A New Miracle Worker in Portland Claims Divine Healing
B F Newman a Portland Oregon healer says he can duplicate biblical miracles and may walk on water someday. He cites a vision of Christ during a sawmill job and claims his sight restoration removed all earthly desires, fueling healing powers. Wealthy locals show interest in his simple, mercenary-free life and prophetic role. Newman predicts 1914 will bring a return to earth for 1 000 years to fulfill biblical promises.
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B. F. Newman
Portland
Oregon
Columbia
Lazarus
Newmars
Christ
Newman
Jeep
Discrimination Charge In Senate Proceedings Exposed
A Washington report cites a discrimination charge filed in the Senate involving figures from Williams & Sug bankers in Richmond and a Chesapeake and Ohio line. The piece notes assertions of a valley’s absolution and a recent payment linked to a Baltimore Philadelphia route, with references to West Virginia and the senate’s actions.
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Berripn-Mefiac Press Association
Washington
Tit MA
Senate
Willinman
Williams & Sug
Richmond
Vanha
Urto & Wretom
Davon
Ballimore
Philadelphia
Absolirum
That Valley
Chesapeake & Ohio
Beth 401Anla Company
West
Pet Bull Tragedy Shocks Barn Family
A pet bull attacked its owner, fatally injuring him near a barn. Witnesses described a sudden assault as the animal charged through the area, with a nearby spectator noting the frightful scene. Investigators began examining the incident and its circumstances at the rural property.
Fake Canteen Special Te The Sum Washington Apri 9
Omens of the war department reveal that the Associated Prohibition press based in Chicago spreads fake statistics and distorted information about the canteen. Alleged to smear Army health and discipline, the claims are challenged by war department records and forthcoming explanations.
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Washington
War Department
Associated Prohibition Press
Chicago
Sry
Ermar
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