Half Our Ills Are Catarrh War Vet Remedy Ad
An old war veteran praises Peruna as the best medicine for kidney and bladder catarrh after failing with multiple doctors. The ad cites exposure and ill drinking water as causes and claims extensive cures among veterans, urging readers to seek Hartman Sanitarium advice in Columbus, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David J. Sageax
Clarin
Broadway
Oakland
Cal
5. B. Hartman
Hartmen Sanitarium
Cahumbus
Ohio
Damaged Animals Lose In Durand Wreck Across Train
In United States District Court Ren E. Wallace sues Grand Trunk Western Railway for damages after a wreck near Durand Michigan in 1907. He claims 37 cars were damaged two demolished completely with losses of animals and valuables including elephants and a camel, and profits from performances. The wreck involved a rear sleeper car and alleged brake failure on a straight track in the Durand area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miradd
Wallace
Trent
Asx
SMO
Klve
Hha
Durand
BUILD NEW ROAD TRACTION INTERESTS FORM LINE
The state advances plans to form a company to build a line from Fort Wayne to Marion with direct connection to the Union Railway. Capital stock set at 40000 dollars. Directors named F H Coutaball Samuel L Morris Harvey E Yodermark Fred C Beadle and F J Schmidt. Amnesty for prisoners expected. St Petersburg reports authorities say amnesty for political and religious prisoners will be proclaimed soon and future approach will be peaceful.
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Ly Ze
Balla
Port Wayne
Anonel Bluffter
Marlon
Pleetig Cort
Trillanapuis
Fort Wayne
Marion
Union Tractlin Company
F. 11. Coutaball
Samuel L. Morris
Harvey E. Yodermark
Fred C. Beadle
F. J. Schmidt
Vrae Presb Association
ST. Petersburg
Divorce Granted to Mrs Gowit in Indiana Case
Mrs Elizabeth Gowit was granted a de cremat divorce from Thomas C Gould by Judge Vingon Carter with custody of their daughter Elizabeth age 2 though the father may visit occasionally. The Goulds are leaders in Indianapolis industry with Gould a prominent foreman and manufacturer. Mrs Gould’s mother Mira Lucas lives in Cohiranua Indiana and is wealthy. Gould allegedly took about 7k to promote his business but has not returned it. During the divorce, Mrs Gould claimed her husband’s workers did not provide for her and child and cigar unions were cited in a complaint against certain Indianapolis cigar manufacturers indicating nonunion help and that girls do most of the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Gowit
Thomas C. Gould
Vingon Carter
Elizabeth
Oclul Elyel
Gould
Mira
Lucas
Cohiranua
Ind
Mire
Could
He Cigarmakers Union
The
Central Union
Indianapolis
No injuries reported after battleship Maine incident
An April report from the Pensacola press notes no persons were injured in the Maine incident aboard the battleship. Early accounts said there were no injuries, with officials confirming the absence of fatalities or serious harm.
Boy Shot by Policeman in Pittsburgh
Ami S W D F Lappe, 19, was killed when Policeman Ulam fired as four youths quarrelled on a Pittsburgh street. Lappe died at the morgue after three shots were fired. Ulam and companions Franti Daly and J B Boyd were held. Taker Baker pursued them as the group argued. Lappe hailed from a well-to-do family.
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Hschipps-Rae Press Association
Pittsburg
Ami S—W. D
Lappe
Ulam
Franti Daly
J. By. Boyd
Baker
City record for a day notes numerous births and deaths and building permits
A day’s city record lists names tied to births and deaths across multiple families including Hendricka Morton Woods Worrndle Camp Ketzler White Alfori Barrett England Henson Megl Smith Falretila Barrett Stulte Shoemaker Hershberger Hays Stoner and others. It also itemizes building permits and renovations by Doebber Bradshaw Moran Fulton Rhoa Connor Srusie Newby Belmont Park Crown Tolley Pickey Clark Morris and more with addresses such as 902 Holman 120 B. Thirteenth 118 Shelby 106 Draper and 203 Washington Boulevard among others.
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Gus Doebber
Shelby
W. A. Bradshaw
Mra
A. Ls
F &. Cothree
Frank B. Sims
Harrie
William S. Pepper
Srusie
J. L. Newby
Belmont
Park
Company
Yandes
C. Louis Crown
Washington Boulevard
Gertrude Ready
Ranaopa
Eliza EB
Tolley
Senate
MGR
Clark
Fletcher
B. Harris
Morris
New York carpenters return to work after union pact
In New York, 5000 carpenters who had been unemployed since August can resume work. A Greater New York union meeting, organized by employers, completed the settlement, though no formal peace treaty was signed. Work to restart immediately nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-M'Rae
New York
Greater New York Union
Moon
Fighters Weigh In Ahead of Big Indianapolis Card
Dark O'Brien and Hugo Kelly prepare for Tuesday night at the Aud, billed as the best card yet pulled in Indianapolis. Both will weigh in, Kelly aiming to show top form after hard training at his quarters, while O'Brien travels from Columbus with strong support and confidence in a victory over Kelly.
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Dark O'Brien
Hugo Kelly
Indianapolis
Werent
Tyler
Até P
Resay
Chicago
Jack Root
Rich" McCoy
Deeline
Kelly
Jeretu
Fragmented Indiana notices list suicides and odd incidents
A mishmash of brief notices from Evansville Lafayette and surrounding towns reports deaths by suicide arson and accidents including a hanged man a woman dousing burns and a judge ruling on a cigarette law plus local officials and postmaster changes and a cemetery guard detail. Names places and outcomes span Evansville Lafayette Covington Kendallville Crawfordsville and more with terse court and police notes.
Hogs and stocks mixed as markets show slow Tuesday
Indianapolis reports hog prices steady to slightly lower with heavy volumes, while New York stocks opened strong but pared gains. Across markets, cattle and produce show varied moves as traders weigh shipments, margins, and selling pressure from large brokers amid a fluctuating trading day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Gai
Lont
New York
Rending
Southern Pastuic
Amalgamated Capper
Enlire
Union Pacific
Canadian Pacific
New York Central
Amalgamated Copper
American Locomotive
Pennsylvania
Pepple’s Gas
Louinville & Nashville
Gates
London
Union Pace
United States Steel
Federal suit over defective coupler by rail line
The United States district attorney filed a suit in federal court against Waltingte and Ohio railroad company at the urging of the Interstate Commerce Commission. The charge states the firm used a car in interstate commerce without an automatic coupler. The car, moving from Smithyilin, Pa., to South Chicago, Ill., reportedly had a broken end that prevented workers from safe coupling. This action invokes the safety appliance act amid rising trainman injuries from faulty couplers.
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Waltingte & Ohio Railroad Company
Colted States Diatrict
Nanack
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hi Fe
Smithyilin
Chicago
Inviniaon
Anil
Equitable Life Faces Gray as President Candidate
The Equitable Life investigation panel in New York names Federal Judge George Gray of Wilmington as a possible president candidate. The move follows ongoing internal conflict within the society and a push to fill the top post. Col. Steele Dies Amid Banking and Carnegie Fund Ties Col. Steele, former Citizens' National Bank director and Carnegie fund custodian, is gravely ill in Orerkins. He faced the bank failure fallout and had feared for others rather than himself.
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Ecripps-M'Rae Press Association
New York
Equitable Life Assurance Society
George Gray
Wilmington
Del
Gray
Steele
Scripps-M'Rae Press
Oreriin
John Steele
Col
Citizens’ National Bank
Mra
Casale 1
Chadwies
Carnegie Fund
Labor Temple Stock distribution in Alabama meeting
A meeting in Alabama discusses stock allocations for donors to the proposed Tahor temple project. Stock books will be issued to unions that contributed, at a rate of per share, with a goal of raising about $100,000.
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ALA
Wnlone
Tahor
Steamers Tied Up in Black Sea Strike Action
The Black Sea passenger service of the Russian Steam Navigation Company faces a general strike by stokers and sailors. Revenu ships are affected as soldiers are sent aboard to prevent disruptions.
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Quessa
Aphs
Wall
Paseenger
Black Sea
Azofacu
En- Elicern
Stokers
Sajinra
Ruswan Bteam Navigation Company
Man Arrested for Possessing Policy Tickets
Lee Davis, a laborer described as colored, was arrested early Tuesday by Patrolmen Russell and Verter after a complaint from an elderly woman who had played policy with Davis. Police found several policy tickets in his possession and he attempted to swallow them to destroy evidence before officers intervened.
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Evansville
Harry Evans
New Orleans
Salvation Army
Lee Davis
Atvord
Russell and
Varter
Davis
Dong
Burglary at John R Wilson Residence Reported
Burglars entered the home of John R Wilson at 1218 Ventral avenue on a Monday evening around seven while the family dined. About 56 dollars vanished from an upstairs room after porch-climbers forced entry. The incident was reported to police.
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John R Wilson
Willis Missing After Butter Machine Deal In Ladoga Ind
In Ladoga Indiana April, Willis disappeared as agent for a butter machine. He left unpaid bills totaling at least 90 dollars. Five young men contributed nine dollars each for sample machines, which he did not deliver.
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Ane San Ladoga
Ind
Charles 0. Wills
Haw
Parker assigns under bank credit force in New York
Eugene Parker trading as W. E. Parker & Co. banker at 4 and 43 Wall Street assigned for the benefit of creditors to N. Franklin Mihlen on a Tuesday in April.
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Parker
Scripps-Awrae Prees Association
New York
W. Eugene Parker
W. E. Parker & Co
Wall-' al
N. Franklin Mhliken
Wagon Demolished After Gravel Train Collision
A market wagon owned by Baschkee Brey was struck by a gravel train belonging to the street car company at Krytoetyeave and Morriil early Tuesday morning. The wagon was demolished but no one was injured.
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Baschkee Brey
Ue Street Car Company
Krytoetyeave
Morriil
Union appoints new Central committee member in wake of resignations
Collins succeeds Simon B. S. Collins as business agent of the Machinists' union and is named to the Central union's advisory committee. He replaces H. L. Bims, who has recently resigned from the priovance committee amid ongoing changes.
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Simon B. S. Collins
The
Machinists’ Union
Bern
Priovance
Central Union
H. L. Bimons
Failure at New York ECRIPPS IV Rae Presb Association
Failure at New York ECRIPPS IV Rae Presb Association on Consolidated Stock Exchange was announced Tuesday morning in an April 5 report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ecripps-Iv
RAE Presb Assocwiation
Christian & Clark
Consolidated Stock Exchange
Wheat nerves shake Chicago as futures drift on rumors
May wheat rose amid nervy trading in Chicago pressed by gossip of a Milwaukee defalcation. Prices fluctuated through May and July contracts with May at around 51ic, July at 4 and beefing. corn declined modestly while provisions slipped, reflecting unsettled market mood and shifting expectations.
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Chicago
Milwaukee
Sto
Sic
City Market Prices Feel Slight Upturn Amid Butter Drop
Market reports show butter recovering slightly while a May fall in price hits butter at pound, creamery products moving through Mo and Se. Poultry prices ease on Tuesday with hens and roosters down, vegetables and fruit holding steady toward Saturday. Grain and feed lines list mixed bids for white and yellow corn, oats, and rye with several lots rejected or moved, total cars tracked for wheat and hay in Easter trading.
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American Dairy Company
Mo and
Oo S
Sic
Billings
Fruits and Vegetables price list for Indianapolis market
A dense list of produce prices in Indianapolis dated April 5, covering seed potatoes, cabbages, potatoes, onions, beets, carrots, parsnips, radishes, peppers, lettuce, tomatoes, cauliflower, cucumbers, mushrooms, citrus fruits, apples, berries, bananas, cranberries, pineapples, grapes, lemons, oranges, kale, beans, onions, asparagus, artichokes, corn, wheat, oats, millet, hay, poultry, dairy and cheese prices. The figures include per ton, per crate, per box, and per dozen bids, with numerous items and inconsistent OCR spellings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
New York
Michigan
Florida
Indicated meat and feed prices in Indiana market list
A fragmented OCR listing details various sugar cured hams bacon beef and pork products with prices per pound or per barrel, including lard dried beef ham bacon and fresh meats from Indiana sources. It notes ranges for weights nine to twelve pounds and mentions reliable brands and pork products.
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Indiana
Real Land
Burkcators
Bt. Louis Livestock Market Receipts Summary
Receipts from the St Louis market show hogs and pigs trading with receipts around 8500 and 54.3075.50, butchers at 90 and 1.40.60. Sheep receipts about 2000 with native lambs noted. Old figures reflect multiple livestock categories and prices.
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Chicago
Western
Bolegan Bullp
Cult
Cody
Abeep
Davis
Atendy
Pteady
LFS
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Aycox
Grand Trunk
Bult Tex Heen Mod
United States District Court
Ren E. Wallace
Pers
Grand Trunk Weater Ailway Company
Orel
Omrund
Michi Ise
Thomas G. Gould
Ecripps Aral Press Association
Penbacola
Fla
Maine
Dobn M
Lula Hendricka
Leon
el Wiliam
Mattie Morton
Taz Karyhart
Ralph
Vertie Woods
W. Braryland
Hamilton B
Floreses Moore
N. Delaware
Bay. Co
Danny Hotlin
Holman
Herman
Bertha Worrndle
Union
Bay
Prank
Alma Camp
Jenetton
Oay
Hernan
Dora Abertamyer
Joo Spruce
Martin
Mary Luets
Haugh
Robert
May Ketzler
Ius Alvora
Airl Wiliam
Mary White
Ima E. Ot. Clair
James
Aliee Alfori
McCarty
Desths
Edward Polk
B. Birteenth
Bronenitia
Delia Sader
McLain
Cyrus Haskett
S. Hoyetone
Preumonin
Amie Gunkle
Pneumosix
John Barrett
Louisa England
Arcenal
William Ankenbrook
Meridan
Raneer
Susan Henson
Central Hospital
Vlizabeth Meg¢l
Job
Smith
L Falretila
Ishbald
Arthur Tagehnar
Margaret Wine
Joseph H. Stulte
Eva K. Wright
Harry S. Carpenter
Helena Krotl
Albert V. Shoemaker
Matilda B. Hershberger
Clarence M. Hays
Ida B. ‘Troos
Charien B
Lagrange—Allorney
Edgar ‘McClossey
Cafayette
Mary StcNamara
Ireland
Diid
Elizabeth Hospital
Covington
John Simple
Lapel
South Bend
Wilson Summers
Blupfton-Clay Council
James Casey
Shelptville
Elnora Goble
Wabashjease Parmenter
Jeffersonville
Sehwan- Inger
William
Kendallvilmn
A. FE
Faleh
Chippewa Fails
Kendallville News
Crawfordaville
Lew Wallace
Ago Produce
Baltimore & Ohio
V. S. Court
Equitable Life Mass
DR. Jekyll and
MR. Hyde
Labor Temple
Willis
Marciat
Fruits and Vegetables
Indianapolis Produce
Hutter
Tinportag
Meath
Wisconsin
Domratic Lowbunger
Louis Livestock
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