Pe-ru-Na cited by pastors and lecturers as cure
A faulty advertisement touts Pe-ru-Na as a cure, citing testimonials from Rev Swanstrom and Mrs Dalton claiming health restoration. Letters from Christian Wenger and temperance lecturer Sh. Boston praise the remedy, while a Columbus ad offers a $19 guarantee of authenticity for testimonials.
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Swanstrom
Dalton
Pe-ru-na
Christian Wenger
Sigsher
Boston
Mase
Heelwage Knk
Columbus
Ohio
Aame
Tragedy at Beveridge Paper Mill Leaves Foreman Dead
Lee Houston, 7, instantaneously killed Thursday morning at Beveridge Paper Mills Maryland Street and the River. He was repairing a belt when caught in the machinery. skull fractured, left leg torn off, right arm broken. Company refused to disclose facts, directing inquiries to City Dispensary doctors. Houston, a foreman, left a wife and two young children. His brother William Hunter reported the death at the morgue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Houston
Beveridge Pae Mills
Maryland ST
Gerails
Houston
Beveridge Paper Company
T. N. Pougiasas
Hunter
William Hunter
Lee
Bad & Wife
Governor Visits Tarkina National Visare Camp
Commander-in-chief J Frank Harly of the Tarkina National Visare led a day official visit to the camp at Himttuetion Thursday. Secretary of State Dante Storm, Attorney General CW Sinter, and Clerk of the Supreme Court Rowe A. Brown joined as units toured the facilities. The camp’s instruction period will conclude Friday with company departures to meet trains. the Salem company will depart first at the expected time.
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Ger J Frank Harly
Theontame
Tarkina National Visare
Himttuetion
Dante
Storm
Alieruny
CW Sinter
Supreme Court
Rowe A. Brown
Ximard
Salem
Refugees From New Orleans Arrive Amid Yellow Fever Fears
Indianapolis is filling with refugees from the yellow fever district per T Victor Keene city canitarian. He said 47 arrivals from New Orleans and Louisiana towns have reached the city. Board of Health actions are weak and fear a fever outbreak. Certificates to visit the yellow fever belt require examination by reputable doctors. Also reports an arson confession by a negro, and murder charges are noted alongside unrelated classified lines.
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Indianapolis
T. Victor Keene
Keene Enya
New Orleans
Louisiana
City Board of Health
Indianapolia
Keete
Board of Health
Indhinapolla
Keene
Sunshine Disaster Details From Coroner Testimony
Captain FL Crockett testifies the Sunshine disaster began with a boat slipping and a broken chain on the sprocket wheel stopping the propeller. Crew sent a launch, a gang plank was used, one woman fled to shore, passengers rushed decks as the ship sank. Several names and roles are noted with uncertain spellings.
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Crockett
Tutentler
Staumer
Oman
Tt Company
M. King
Mundas
City Record for a Day Births and Deaths and Marriages
Birth notices list Henry Relaker Velma and various families with many addresses and infant genders. Deaths include Mrs Tarmay Varela Ward July external trouble and Mary Woethrick. Marriages mention William Slewant Puna C Newton A Rush James Vanada Mary Fallen Forrest R Long King Conk and others with property transactions and repairs listed in the section.
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Willam Slewant Puna C
Ruyn Newton A. Rush
Gra Shea
Thomas
Hawthorne
Carrie Ruin
James Vanada
Mary Fallen
Forrest R. Long
King Conk
Made Noise in Church Arraignment of 14 Year Old
George Roach aged 14 faced Judge Stubbs Thay on a charge of disturbing a religious service at the church on Twenty third at Martindale nyve Minnie Ammerman complained of loud talking and impudence during reprimand He was arrested by Jun ee Smack a constable and sent to juvenile court. trial set for next week.
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George Roach
Stubbs
Thay
Twenty-third-at
Martindale-nyve
Minnie Ammerman
Junee
Juvenile Wallace English Sentenced For Theft
Wallace English, 10, admitted juvenile, was sentenced at Juvenile Court by Judge Stubbs to the Junior Work school on Thursday. He stole a great load of valuable junk from the plant of the Indianapolis Foundry Company. It is alleged he acted at his father’s instigation.
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Wallace English
Thurmiag
Stubbs
Indianapolis Foundry Company
Mt Ie
Burglary Case Tied to Storm Night in Indianapolis
Reports describe a home invasion at Willum Bett’s residence on Reduatest, with jewelry, rings, a patch, and four revolvers stolen. An alleged attack near Turbertm is noted, with John arrested for loitering and bond set. A patriotic song appeared, benefiting the Flartwig Kalley Home for the Aged, and Roosevelt referenced in a civic context.
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Charles
Parkham
Chargiig
Willum Bett
Ella
Hartwig-Kalley
Fenny Sale
Mymouth Rock
Farmer Edward Smith Hurt In Well Accident
A telegram from St. Washington reports farmer Edward Smith was injured after being lumped into a well during a storm on Wednesday night. Troops or rescuers faced difficulties as the incident occurred near a farm several miles from town.
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St . Washington
Edward Smith
Peace Terms Hinted In Fragmentary War Talk
A fragmentary text on peace terms discusses Russian envoy moves and potential reductions in original demands. It suggests a cautious approach aimed at convincing Japan to moderate its stance while asserting czarist envoy independence. The passage hints negotiations continuing with U S involvement and the risk of prolonged talks affecting diplomacy.
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Japan
Beng Keene
United States
Shrauch
Rurmey
Mood for surrender opens talks prompt fades
London Times reports envoys may break negotiations as Russians and Japanese resist foreign influence. A Times correspondent notes efforts to secure surrender at a European capital stifle discussions. M. de Witte travels America while an American observer follows the conference's fragile course.
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London Times
London
Times
Fortamoutin
Partemouth
Ameren
Oynter Bay
M. de Witte
America
New York
Oyater Bay
Newport
Boston
Portsmouth
New Castle
Chaos Text Fragment From Market Report Incoherent
A garbled August market dispatch from Chicago lists butter creamery terms and various garbled entries including cheese and live poultry prices. Several proper nouns and numbers appear jumbled or unreadable, producing a confusing snapshot of a wholesale or dairy section.
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Chicago
General Markets Grain and Provisions Recap
Market notes show small changes in September wheat and corn futures with mixed trade activity. The report lists prices for December and September contracts, noting slight shifts in wheat and corn values and higher provisions overall.
Market Strong Opening Fades as Stocks See Mixed Action
The market opened robust with major gains in Sug Agures and stocks such as B. & O. and St. Paul Athsion, then reversed as traders weighed peace negotiation news and government bonds. Noon prices showed mixed results, with notable activity in Pennsylvania and AmAlg Copper. Cincinnati reports list cattle, hogs, and sheep trading, while Wheat and Corn futures show varied bids. Lingensfelter Thomas J., 74, died Wednesday. funeral planned at Fountaintown, Ind.
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York
Stork
Sug Agures
St. Paul Atchison
Atocka
Fn Tsavex
Smetuhig
Stuels
Usuaz
Mortun
Ayn
Pennsylvania
Atenson
Reading
Amalgamated Copper
Hogs Down in Indianapolis Stock Market Report
Hog market in Indianapolis shows weaker demand and lower prices. Hog receipts fall, with sales from 25 dollars to 36 dollars, and overall activity waning versus prior days. Sheep and cattle markets also weak, while hogs remain the primary focus of attention in local markets.
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Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Wan Srong
Exchange Commission Changes to Share Quotations
The stock exchange commission on sales was changed to one fourth of one percent for mutal quotations while the commission on segments remains at one half of one percent. Debates arose over how many shares should constitute the standard lot with some arguing for 50 shares.
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Stock Exchange
Sharma
Condition of Crops Report Shows Mixed Wheat and Oats
The government crop report issued August 1 notes average conditions for spring wheat and oats. Comparisons show declines from last month and to ten year averages. Regional and product specifics include oats and spring wheat readings with monthly and yearly context.
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RAR Press Association
Washington
Ang
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Perina
Byelena A. Dalton
Fremont
Baptist Paator
Wis
Grantsburg
P. E. Swanstrom
Scripps-M'Rre Press Association
Lexington
Huxuins
Henry Robison
Berryman
Bcripps-Weae Press Association
Royston
Cobb
H. 8. Crockett
Henry
Velma Relaker i
Charlés and Anna Cahill
Christ Wye
Bertha Brehab
Perry Township
Wiliam J
Ciara Koehler
Hamita
Bos Willam
Alice Shannon
Blake
el Danivd T
Olive Brow
Me Harding
Bos
Mra
Tarmay Varela Ward
Dol
Mary Woethrick
Dat Hartford
Natio Nelson
Davidson
JM. Beers
R. Uxt
J. S. Lazarus
Tatbou
A. Baker
Brandyway
Churce
Iburglar
Indianpolis
Midaihe
Pete Mav Webi de
Reall
Mirmeit
Deaetier
Pak
Henan
Mere
Dunes Ser
Torbett
John
Hartwig Kelley Home Fund
Roosevelt i
Indiana
Omar Valigation
Columbia
Tine
Aaved
Pale Wank
Lines
Nts Bana
Mater
Tie Remitte Itelie Blatt Alley Institute
Athe
Aadier Sn
Ceneral
Chicago Board
Timothy
Ned Prairie
Lingenfelter
Thomas J
Fountaintown
Ind
Prite Teers
Medina
Louis Live Stock
SY. Louie
ITEC
Egge
Extra
Weetern
Ayre
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