Peruna Endorsement by Julia Marlowe Notes Nerve Tonic Claims
A letter from Julia Marlowe of New York City endorses Peruna as a nerve tonic. The ad cites spring nervousness, anemia of nerve centers, and digestion as the root of vitality, urging readers to buy a bottle and write to Dr Hartman in Columbus if benefits are lacking.
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Peruna Medicine Co
Julia Marlowe
New York City
Narven
B. Hartman
Columbus
Ohio
Easter Weather Promises a Pretty Spring Day
The weather forecast expects a pleasant Easter with rising temperatures and partial clouds. Forecaster Blythe predicts bright sun Saturday night and Sunday, offering joyful weather for those in new outfits and easing the contrast for those in old clothes.
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Aaid
Blythe
Eastin
Society Woman Harriet Canine Arrested Over Check Charge
Mrs Harriet Canine a prominent society woman of 14 N Ilaint., was arrested on a Washington check charge after failing to appear in police court Saturday. Her attorney Hugo & Mult appeared and showed the check was issued two days after goods were bought and delivered from a furniture company. The case stated she had an account but received no direct goods in return for the check. The arrest under the name Helen Clifford was slated.
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Harriet Canine
N. Iiinaient
Pitdasami
Washangtn
Canine
Canine Fy
Helen Clifford
Switchman Yates Hurt In Railroad Accident
Ezekiel Yates, a Big Four switchman, was badly injured when struck by a train near Norway Belle morning. He arrived by car to Delaware hospital and was later moved to St Vincent's. Yates had recently returned to work after moving from Kentucky two weeks ago. He was walking along the track when a backing corn cutter caused the collision, leaving him with serious bruises but not life threatening injuries.
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Yates
Ezekiel Yates
Norway
Butuany
Ue Wee
Asarua B. Delaworest
Bl. Vincent's Hospital
Kentucky
Accident on Brooklyn Bridge Causes Car to Fall
A car on the Brooklyn Bridge broke its axle as a train passed Saturday morning, causing the car to derail and stop short of the car ahead. The incident halted traffic briefly while passengers were forced to walk away from the wreck.
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Cripps-M'Rae Press Association
New York
Brooklyn Bridge
Bad Company Blamed for Bank Ties Theft Case
Otto Erskin, once trusted at A. Goath & Co Tyser and Fled Dealers, bound over by Police Judge Thomas C. Whalton on Saturday morning under $1000 bond. About 412 alleged unauthorized withdrawals were traced, with over 10 dollars missing in three days. Erskin allegedly aimed to deposit funds but failed to reach the bank. The firm noticed small shortages for months and sent a manager to straighten operations. Employers blame evil associates for his downfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Erskin
A. Goath & Ca
Tysier
N. Tilhnotsst
Thomas C. Whalton
Evekin
Geveral Monte
Erskin
New Endgate Factory Sold to American Rodress Company
The Endgate factory at present ovens led by Mo ndlunapotta Gril has been sold to the American Rodress Company which has been incorporated with a $50,000 capital stock. Officers are W. S. Wagner president J. 1) ttne chp secretary and L. W. Kroty treasurer. The firm plans a new wagon endgate soon, invented by the president who hails from Pera to Indianapolis.
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Ovens
Ndlunapotta Gril Company
Rodress 2Onagate and Manufacturing Company
Vagltal
Ig Anecrsares
W. S. Wagner
Ttne
L. W. Kroty
Indianapolis
Pera
Telegrams In Brief From Various Cities
Brief items report plans and incidents across cities. Torkimo Japan to spend 2 million for Korean rail equipment. Ashland Kentucky resumes work on ashland mill. Chicago notes a shooting death of Robert Borglund by Robert Shore. Dawley from Mexico arrives. Limoges France strike ends with work resuming Monday. Macedonia Ohio Burgin robs local bank of 3200 and 109 in stamps. Kansas City Elm Ridge opens a 25000 derby. San Francisco plans a Pacific rail route from Salt Lake to Frisco with a $64 million bond issue. Clifton West Virginia boy injures by pipe explosion. New York ship disaster impacts liner companies’ ability to issue dividends.
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Torkimo
Japan
Cleveland
Herrick
Ashland
Chicago
Robert Shore
Robert Borglund
Cricago
John Alexander Dawley
Mexico
Limoges
Franco
Parectuin
Macedonia
O—Burgiiin
Aimce
Stampa
Kansas City
New Raceteuck
Elmridge
Baturdey
Ban Francisco
Salt Lake
Frisco
Chitago
Senn
Memorial services for four newsboys at Tomlinson Hall
A Sunday afternoon program at Tomlinson Hall remembers four newsboys who died in the Masonic temple panic last Monday night. Mayor Holtzman presides with a police guard ensuring orderly seating for relatives, with sermons, hymns, and addresses by church leaders and local officials.
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Masonic Temple
Tomlinson Hall
Fanapolis
J. W Sloltzmann
Ely
Charlee i Atamgen
H. Kel Joes
Centralave
Churen
Misa
Cooner
Soprans
Mra. Thomas
Whitton
L. Haine
First Presbyterian Church
Mayer Meating
Indianapolis
Notorious Philippine bandit shot dead by police
Apotina Catra a famed female bandit from Matacan province Philippines and Lieutenant under outlaw Lucie de Vega, was killed when constabulary scouts surprised her in the mountains. Her followers fought to the death rather than surrender, and she had long been noted for cruelty and ferocity.
Halle College settlement opens with house shower for new cottage
Renters announce a cottage opening at Arsenal avenue with a house shower set for April 4 and 5. The event invites all to view the work and spaces as donors including Star Piano Co and Badger Furniture Co contribute furnishings for dining room and kitchen.
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Halle College
Arsenal
Ave
Yeady
the Star Piano Co
Horace A. Comstick
Hee Hive Grocery
Lilly & Stalnaker
New York
Starr
Hisden-Hollower
Ayers
Juline C. Walk & Rons
Crescent Payer Co
Husband Drops Dead in Ohio Farm Fire Scene
A man collapsed and died while attempting to cover his wife who lay ill after a Saturday morning shock at their home in Cobhochton Ohio. The incident occurred as he rode to fetch extra coverings, with ambulance and local authorities responding promptly.
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Foripps-Mtre Press Association
Cobhocton, O
Ancil 2
Tnega
Weet Carlisle
Panic grips wheat pit in unprecedented trading surge
In a historic session the May wheat contract triggered chaos as traders rushed to cover losses. Valentine reportedly bought over 7 million bushels of July wheat amid fierce gains and declines. Bulls led by Gates faced heavy pressure from bears, with prices swinging from 9 to 41 cents and the pit filled with anxious, perspiring members.
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Milous
Valentine
Gates
Bears
Lnwest
Gates Party
Unjust Rule Challenge Aims at Medical College Board
Judge Vinson Carter heard Rule 15 Unjust, a restraining order case against the Sale Board of Medical Hor latration seeking to bar enforcing entrance requirements at medical colleges. John H. Foster, 28, seeks entry to Eclectic Medical College after high school graduation but was denied permission to take exams. Foster argues the state board may compel enforcement of standards, while the college allegedly restricts his admission.
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Sale Board of Medical Hor Latration
Vinson Carter
Superior Court
John H. Foster
Thy Plaient
Elaine
State Board
the Eclectic Medical College
Roaster
tha @tate
Sterite
Tage Carelier
Polo player Fred Joan loses arm in wreck
Marion Ind April 2 word has reached that Fred Joan formerly played polo for Marvin lost his left arm in a railway accident in Merritt Connecticut by special to the sun
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Jean
Marion
Ind
Fred Joan
Win
Marvin
Merritt
Conn
Delcasse to Remain as Foreign Minister in Cabinet
Paris authorities announced that Delcasse will stay in the cabinet as minister of foreign affairs amid government reshuffle rumors. The statement confirms Scripps Press Association reporting.
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Delcabse
Scripps Are Presa Association
Paris
3 Delcasse
Out in the State Nobles Slew Injured by Midland Train
A scattered list of brief local notes reports John Tirads injured by a Midland passenger train on Friday. Other items mention deliveries, hires, accidents, trials, and municipal incidents across several Indiana towns.
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Noblesyslee
John Tirads
Midland
Indiana Democratic Club seeks new members with banquet planned
A member-getting contest at the Indiana Democratic Club runs until September 4. If the vote is favorable, a banquet will feature top party speakers. President Springsteen and Albert Sahm lead the membership drive to acquire a club home, with a reception arranged for new members by the house committee. Names of the elected members and those posted for May meeting appear in the list.
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Indiana Democratic Club
Springsteen
Albert Sahm
Webib
House
Eugene Ronean
John Autherhyne
Maj. Downing
R. F. Springsteen
Iudge
Theodore P. Davis
Oran Hack
W. A. King
James J. Vesey
Ray King
Michael ¥. Gil
J. Mullen
Curt Habich
Fay Wright
Randolph Tucker Ford
Scott M. Ford
Charles G. Lehrman
Edward T. Lyon
Adolph Seidenntrker
William J. Chine
Antrew
J. Henry
John Lytlesanmer Rosenberg
W. R. William
Fr. Me
Daniel A. Andrewa
Joseph T. Starkey
Ralph Metarty
Sam~quinn
Bert McBride
Fred Douglas Shaw
George W. Bedell
Rush Watley
Robert A. Rolfe
W.C. Robertson
J.4
Mmerich
John Godfrey
Henry i Kime
Frank Bled
William Stoith
New Factory Set to Rise at Rex Company Site
A new facility is planned near the Rex company in WS Senateave. The old building will be redeveloped into a taller plant with about 60 foot space and 2.0K square feet. Marian company will occupy 7 workers, Dingny company will move 14 plants, and the candy company will hire 20 people upon completion slated for July 1.
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Harry Mahay Rex Company
WS. Senateave
Herp
Rom
Marian Company
Ding Ny Company
Marlan
Candy Company
Woman Kills Husband Then Self at Lindale
Hopey Doyle of Lindale shot her husband after a quarrel and then killed herself, according to Scripps-Argus press reports from Fort Worth. The incident occurred in April and details remain preliminary with investigators seeking clarity on motive and sequence of events.
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Scripps-Arae Press Association
Fort Worth
Tex
Hopey Doyle
Lindale
Anse
Anekis
Wheat price swings in Chicago May contracts
In Chicago on April 2 May wheat spiked with opening bids around 10 to 310% and briefly touched 1.07, later 1.08, closing at 1.01 after a volatile session. May corn and oats also quoted, while July wheat finished around 86 1/2 cents. The Gates crowd is blamed for a dramatic day in the wheat pit with large losses claimed.
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Chicago
Srahtec
Chicago Livestock Prices and Market Summary
Chicago and Indianapolis market notes list cattle receipts and price ranges for Monday, with mixed trends across cattle, sheep, and hogs. Estimates, market steadiness, and weekly activity described, including specific price bands for different classes and regions.
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Chicago
Western
Hpth
City Brevities Highlights Local News Briefs
Mrs. Sallie Bacon, an aged Kipple Road resident famed for her arts, dies. funeral pending. Walter Ammerman of North Aurora jailed for sending improper matter to his father. Bishop John H. Vincent to preach at Hoberta Park church. Rev Albert Marinione to speak on The First Water and lead choir. Arbor Day trees planted including a Japanese seedling. Senator Beveridge planted a tree at the state home. Newsboy Robert Hackney remains in bed with fever after a crash. A fire at the New Telephone Company building disables about five telephones. Park Board hires three more men at 91 00 per day. Jackson Place opens under Commercial Club. Indiana poor farm now has five residents, cost about 18 18 per year per person.
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Bacon
Sallie Bacon
Road Kipple
Firly Howers
Ohio
Walter Ammerman
Nneth Aurora
Ielow
John H. Vincent Wil
Hoberta Park
Albert Marinione
Powter
A. J. Beveridge
Robert Hackney
Panie
New ‘Telephone Company
Park Board
Jackson Place
Indiana
Wheat and grain prices and deliveries at Tulare market
The report lists varied commodity quotes including Wheat cov red, No 2 red at 1.00 on track, No 2 white through billing 48 3/4c, No 3 white 4c, and mixed, through billing. It notes yellow, mixed, and white grades with multiple through billing references and several dated entries from April 1905.
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Biling
Bitting
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