Botanic Blood Balm Promises Cure for Poison and Cancer
Advertisement claims Botanic Blood Balm cures cancer eczema and rheumatism and treats blood poison ulcers and skin sores by killing the poison and purifying the blood. It offers free samples and medical advice by mail from Atlanta and lists Indianapolis availability through H. J. Huder at Washington and Pennsylvania streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
H. J. Huder
Washington and
Pennsylvania Streets
Attorney Sues Pastor and Trustees Over Church Fees
William E. Henderson sues Rev. R. French Hurley and the Allen Chapel church board for 1500 dollars alleging he was hired as counsel to claim the church’s real estate and personal property and to fight a will-related dispute. He contends trustees later settled with Mrs. Walden for 2000 dollars over his protest, depriving him of fees and claiming the church gained 3000 dollars in value from his services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Henderson
Rev. R. French Hurley
Allen Chapel
M. E. Church
Board of Trustees
Church
Elias Walden
Walden
Henderson
Towboat Acorn Disaster Drowns Two Men on Ohio River
At Pittsburg on April 14 the towboat Acorn capsized killing Captain Bam Silvey and fireman Lee Legg. Cook Nora Trom was trapped underwater but survived after the wreck sank two miles downstream and an air chamber buoyed her escape. A diver recovered her and a doctor said her condition stabilized.
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Pittsburg
Acorn
Bam Silvey
Lee Legg
Cook
Nora Trom
Nora Trem
Police seize dog in burglary case in Merchantville
In Merchantville New Jersey on April 14 police hold a brown spaniel found at the home of J. J. Lee after burglars stole silverware valued at 250 dollars. The dog will be released and tracked to identify a suspect, with arrest likely if it recognizes a culprit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchantville
N. J
J. J. Lee
Lee
Postoffice Conferees Agree Bill on Rural Mail Boxes
Report of the conferees on the postoffice appropriation bill was laid before the senate on Saturday and agreed to. Steps will be taken to place the sale of rural free delivery mail boxes under postoffice department direction and to have boxes sold at cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Postoffice
Senate
Postoffice Department
Cattleman A J Smith Dies by Suicide After Suit Loss
Oklahoma City April 14 A J Smith a prominent cattleman who recently lost a 5000 dollar suit to J Stribling another cattleman has committed suicide He left a note claiming he should have killed Stribling but could not as both are masons and thus would kill himself.
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Oklahoma
City
O. T
A.J. Smith
J. Stribling
Stribling
Emulsion chapter notes Scott's Emulsion effect on child
A historical snippet describes a chapter on Scott's Emulsion in child health. It outlines a thin child beginning treatment with small doses three times daily, noting appetite improvement and increased liveliness after about a week, with the child gaining weight.
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Scott
Mystery of George Tyndall’s Missing Savings Haunts Sag Harbor
In Sag Harbor April 4 natives and neighbors hunt for the late George Tyndall’s hidden funds after his North Haven death. He owned a large North Haven farm with river frontage and avoided banks. His heirs unearthed cash including 1840 coins and Sandwich Island currency amid house searchers. Tyndall ran a North Haven to Shelter Island ferry for over four decades. his son Everett is Harbor Savings Bank assistant treasurer. He left no will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sag Harbor
L. I
Mfe
George Tyndall
North Haven
Tyndall
Blood transfusion tragedy in Buffalo hospital
A 35 year old man Frank Langbein collapsed from pernicious anemia. A medical student donated blood to transfuse but despite seven minutes of flowing blood Langbein died after initial rally. The risky procedure failed to save him.
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Buffalo
WN. Y
Frank Langbein
General Hospital
Lfe
It Was Only a Joke Says Mrs Gray
Mrs Mollie Gray of Twenty fourth and Manlovests was discharged in police court on petit larceny charges after insisting the alleged theft was a joke. Neighbor Mrs Julius Creger testified she believed the watch was stolen. Both women gave conflicting views of the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Gray
Julius Creger
Gray
Serbiner
Farmer Apples Showdown On Delaware Street
An old man dressed as a farmer stands with another farmer at Delaware and Washington streets. They discuss apple growing, sharing a boastful routine of planting, pruning, spraying, and finally buying 20 bushels from Michigan to eat apples in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware and
Washington Sts
Jim
Michigan
Swirl of Society Events and Engagements
Social news lists multiple parties and entertainments this week. Mrs. George Bauer hosts a cither party April 26. Mrs. Albert Mahan invites for a dance. Clarence Zener of Indianapolis to Miss Ida Bilerhaus of Vincennes announced. Mrs. D T L Wood and Mrs. Sarah Hoffbauer host gatherings. marriage of Adelaide Goetz to Charles Roemler set for April 30. Mrs. John R Love and Mrs. Hugh Love to attend a house party in Anderson. Miss Harriet Fitch plans a reception April 16 for guests Miss Gannon and Miss Churchill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bauer
Albert Mahan
Clarence Zener
Indianapolis
Ida Bilerhaus
Vincennes
D. TL. Wood
Pennsylvania-st
Sarah Hoffbauer
Hill Ave
Phil H. Sheridan
Texas and Louisiana Rice Boom Attracts Settlers
The article highlights strong opportunities for settlers in Texas and the gain from rice farming across south Texas and south west Louisiana. It notes rice cultivation adding $20,000,000 to regional wealth and describes abundant land as allowing low price homes for farmers. It invites readers to order rice cookbooks from Southern Pacific agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Louisiana
Southern Pacific
Southern Pacific Company
W. H. Connor
Fouth St
Cincinnati
Miss Daisy Swem and William H. Rose Married in Baltimore
In Baltimore on April 144 Miss Daisy Louise Swem aged 21 and William H. Rose aged 52 wed at the home of the bride’s parents near Mount Washington. Rose, a widower with two children, faced family objections over age differences. Illness delayed the ceremony, and a second date was set. the bride was unable to attend last Thursday evening. The couple met on a street car about a year ago and fell in love at first sight.
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Baltimore
Daisy Louise Swem
William H. Rose
Robert Swem
Mount Washington
Whirled to His Death at Ostrander Brick Plant
John Markos, a laborer at Ostrander brick company in New Brunswick, slipped and grabbed a whirling shaft, was drawn into the machine, his clothing ripped and flesh torn as the cylinder spun. Workers stopped the gear but he died, and two men needed to tear his hand from the clutch.
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New Brunswick
N. J
John Markos
Ostrander Brick Company
Markos
Busy Readers Briefs and Notable Dispositions
Edward Kelly, a Chicago crook, is arrested. Silas C. Croft, surveyor for the Port of New York, is dead. James R. Keene seeks a rubber trust in New York. Perry A. Hull, once a Chicago political figure, has died in Beaumont Texas. J H Carson of Plainfield New Jersey faces arrest for giving his wife pulverized glass. Martha Miller of Hannibal Missouri plans to marry Count C Paul Von Uhlman of Missouri. Dr Q B Burnett of Chicago convicted for murder. Mrs Charlotte Nichols denied a new trial. The Munsey company in New York shows capital of 10 000 000.
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Silas C. Croft
New York
James R. Keene
Perry A. Hull
Chicago
Beaumont
Tex
J. H. Carson
Plainfield
N. J
Martha Miller
Hannibal, Mo
Count C. Paul von Uhlman
Missouri
Burnett
Charlotte
Nichols
Frank ‘A. ‘Munsey
City Life Events Highlight Community Notices
A fire loss alert at 815 Blake St. warns of a $5 charge for Miss Kate Carpenter’s residence. Flora Wulschner reads a Cuba themed story Monday for the Woman's social and business union at Roberts Park Church. Indianapolis Mannerchor led by Prof. Franz Bellinger hosts its fourth concert at E Washington St hall on April 23 with Mrs. Philip Goetz as soloist. Homer J. Hall of Franklin will lecture Sunday evening at 7:30 on Alcoholic medication at Howard Place Church, Fifteenth St. and Arsenal Ave, for the N E W C I U.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blake St
Kate Carpenter
Flora Wulschner
Cuba
Woman’s Social and Business Union
Roberts Park Church
Indianapolis Mannerchor
Franz Bellinger
E. Washington St
Philip Goetz
Homer J. Hall
Franklin, Ind
Howard Place
Fifteenth St
Arsenal Ave
I. U
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Door
Idoward Everet
Philo Hay Co
Largo Boc
Draccissee
Joe Goldberger
Massave
Harriet Fitch
Gannon
Grenesburz
Churchill
Rushville
Immigration
Micnomorog
Asesranarse
Roesiit
Tessamnoes
Cranstonic Hair and Scalp Institute
New York City
Cranstonic
Cranstonic Hair Food Co
Owly
West Broadway
France
Ener Ec Rom
Edward Kelly
Crook
City Life
BR Burkharts
Asner
Ohiost
DA. Kline
HI. Kline
Arch Street
Philadelphia
Youndea
Dasgereus Sabatita
Fean
Breeton Ea
Athena
Alma Doerge
Jersey
Emerson Pianos
Joiner-Kennedy Music
Monument Place
Seeanenee
Lilly & Stalnaker
Washington St
Williams & Tucker
Edouin &Edwards
Ryan & Richfield Swan & Bombard
Jimmy Barry
Avery & Hart
Nambas
Matinees
Empire Theater
Alford
Prospect
Baker
Baron Bros
E. Washington
Carr
N. Alabama
Carter
Mass.ave
Eichrodt
Cor. S. Illinois
Jackson Place
Fisher
College Ave
Gable
N. Illinois
Moroney
Mueller
Muehl & Co
Alabama
Sixteenth
Virginia Ave
Navin’s Pharmacy
Pomeroy
N. Penn
Reynolds
N. West
Scott & Son
Illinois
Sloan Drug Co
W. Washington
Staley
Virginia-ave
Wilson
Bates
Hurry Pharmacy Company
Penn
College-ave
Indianapolis Drug Co
Daniel Stewart Co
Ward Drug Co
Hoyt
Pinkham
Kilmer
Dr. Pierce
Warner
S. S
Bell
Tion
Stuckmeyer’s Pharmacies
Cor
Laurel
Madigon-Ave
Dunlop
Soc
Albert Hutchinson
E. Wash. St. Old Tel
New Tel
Physicians and Surgeons
DR. B. M. Wylie
E. Chicat
J. J. Kyle
Newton Claypool
Cash Or Easy Payments National Furniture CO
Our Inc
Vonnieout Aros Rm Co
Garland Stores
C. Foene & Bro
Venus
Diana
Mme. de Maintenon
Louis X[v
Louis le Grande
Paracelsus
Eve Lp
Mme. Ruppert
Mada
A. Ruppert
Owen
Mme. A. Ruppert
Henry J. Huder
Pennsyllvania Streets
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