Peruna endorsed by women in multiple states
A state secretary of the Daughters of Liberty in Portland Oregon cites long relief after using Peruna for abdominal and pelvic pain from a lingering catarrh. Chicago and other cities are mentioned with letters from Annie Harpole and Annette Harris praising recovery after prolonged suffering, noting medical bills and restored health after several bottles. All correspondence kept confidential.
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Mrk
Annie Haurpolé
Hoyt Street
Portland
Ore
Daughters of Liberty
Annie Harpole
Harris
Annette Harris
Chicago
West Side Ladies’ Bowling Club
Additas Pr
S. A. Hartman
The
Hartman Sunvarium
Columbus
Beware of Typhoid Warns Dr Hurty Health Alert
Dr J N Hurty cautions typhoid may rise as people live with open windows and sleeping rooms exposed. The health board predicts higher typhoid in the next two months and urges only boiled water to prevent infection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Hurty
Paelmenta
Health Board
Building and Loan Associations Grow Prosperous
The article reports that building and loan associations and their patrons are in better condition, with few foreclosures on real estate mortgages. It notes increased honesty in business and expanding activity, likening them to trust companies and indicating stronger real estate handling overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Trust Companien
Your Life Current Nerve Fuel Promised by Medical Co
An old advertorial touts Dr Miles Restorative Nervine as life giving fuel for tired nervous individuals. It claims nerve energy weakness causes insomnia headaches indigestion and various pains and asserts the product strengthens nerves and improves vitality with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Alps
Cit
Labor union seeks delay in gas plan
The Dental Labor union appoints two committees to study the Wiecent gas franchise and will oppose rapid council action. Henry Friedman says a mass meeting should let Indianapolis workers voice opinions, objecting to franchise provisions and seeking a franchise tax. Friedman, a West Side Democrat and former council candidate, plans to attend the mayor’s Thursday 4 PM meeting with his committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dental Labor Union
Henry Friedman
Friedman
Indianapolis
Commercial, Club
Board of Trade
Holtzman
Mutual Service Fete at Fairview Park Grounds
The Mutual Service association hosts a lawn fete Friday and Saturday nights at the gasociation grounds on Fairview park street car line. A guessing contest on titles from Took will be held by the city library with prizes for winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutual Service Association
Gasociation
Fairviaw Park Street
Sity
Gould May Go Free In Tax Law Question
Frank Gould of Indianapolis faced a hearing before Commissioner Moores on Thursday afternoon over alleged violations of revenue laws for not paying a small tax. It is likely Gould did not act with intent to break the law, but to the officers’ failure to collect the tax may be the real issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gould
Frank Gould
Indianapolis
Moores
Crushed Between Cars Fatal Rail Accident Near Indianapolis
Breeding, a freight brakeman on the Chicago division of the Big Four, was crushed between two cars near Bt. Ann Ed gar and died en route to St. Vincent's hospital. He lived in Indianapolis and had recently joined the railroad. initial reports place the incident on a Thursday morning with ambulance timing delayed by track work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bt. Ann
Edgar Breedinng
Chicago
Big Four Railroad
St. Vincent's Hospital
City
Breeding
Indianapolis
City Dispensary
Poule
South St
Factories to Resume Work in Indiana August
Special to The Bun Vincennes reports that two Blues factories in Indiana will resume work around September 6, hiring about 10 men. The date and count are tentative as operations restart after a pause.
City Record For A Day Summary of births and notices
City records list numerous births including girls and boys at various addresses, plus deaths, marriages, and building permits. Notable items include births at 837 Beville and 1617 Louisiana, deaths such as Adlina Guerhart and Effa Handlen, and marriages like Hayes Cartile and Eton Lewis. Several building permits cover repairs and new structures across multiple streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Barbara Hornberger
Unio
Bey
Donm
Mary Langer
Siadison
William and
Edel Meyer
Ritter
Frank
Nelile
N. Cerifors
Nta
A. J
Dora Schneider
W. Raymond
Huber
Dorg Hamacher
W.raymond
I. Frank
Grace Patterton
Indianapois
George
Ele Green
Indiana
Washington
Emma Same
W. Minateenth
Joseph
Bertha Ferr
Maxwell
Irl
Dra
Emma Bales
Harlan
Day
Adlina Guerhart
N. East
Gertrude Raphael
W. Fllinois
Effa Handlen
McCarty
Alonty Frater
Tymonths
Eleanor Hospital
James Welch
Charles F. Wetland
Kansas
Phorancis Dorhin
Dearborn
James Smith
Indianapolis
Sieter M
Tariff Reform Divides Lumber Dealers on Timber Duty
A Chicago report details resolutions at the National Reciprocity Congress calling for a two-way tariff system favoring the United States and punishments for discrimination. Protest comes from Washington state lumber interests opposing any timber duty reduction. Delegates include officials from Massachusetts New York and Iowa with deliberations on naming the policy “double tariff.”
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Scripps
RAE Press Association
Chicago
Committee On
National Reciprocity Congress
United States
Ear
Chamber of Commerce
Bellingham
Wash
Victor H. Beekman
Pacific Coast Lumber Dealers’ Association
Washington
Buene N. Fons
Massachusetts
A. H. Jan- Siliiela
Edward ©. Page
New York
A. B. Farquhar
Pennsylvania
W. A. Harris
Kansas
T. Borgan
Ohio
F J. Hagenbarth
Indiana
Missouri
F. Mf. Mation
Wisconsin
Conrad Kehra
Montana
Barber 19 fined for Sunday shop after jury finds Craig guilty
The Barbers' union secured charges against James Craig in Justice Smocks court for operating his shop on Sunday July 2. He was found guilty and fined one dollar plus costs. Trial witnesses Andrew J. Wright and William H. Guy testified Craig kept his shop open and asked to be shaved. The proceedings included remarks by attorney Joseph R. Williams normaal. Cattle, hogs and sheep receipts for St Louis market listed with varied prices and steady demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbers’ Union
Craig
Setsation
Joseph R. Williams
Barbers' Union
Walter Clare
Cyale
Six Mexican laborers killed in rear-end wreck near Hornewhoe head
Six Mexican track laborers were killed and six injured when a work train rear-ended an extra southbound train on Friday night near Hornewhoe head, Bay Area. The Scripps-M RAE press dispatch from San Francisco reports the collision occurred as the two trains met on the line.
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Scripps-M Rae Press Association
Ban Francisco
Hornewhoe Head
Mining men freed in police court case
Henry Winder and Elbert R. Arsin alager were discharged in police court Wednesday after authorities found no law violations connected to the mining company troubles. Both men were cleared of all charges and released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Winder
Elbert R. Arsinalager
Grateful to Cuticura Fe Instant Relief and Cure
A reader praises Cuticura products for rapid relief from severe skin irritation and dermatitis. The note claims instant comfort from itching and a speedy cure, describing day and night agony followed by swift improvement after use.
Suffered for months praises Cuticura remedy letter
A reader writes of months of severe skin sores on face and neck with itching and bleeding, claiming quick relief after using Cuticura products. The letter notes trying many remedies without success before starting Cuticura, and mentions using two cakes of Cuticura Soap and three boxes of Cuticura Ointment.
Markets Hogs and cattle vary in Indianapolis and Chicago
Aug 17 reports show hogs 5 cents lower in Indianapolis with light demand from packers and slow overall trade. Cattle and sheep steady with buyers alternating. Chicago and Buffalo markets record mixed gains and steady receipts. News notes diverse prices across hogs, cattle, calves, and sheep in major markets including New York and Cincinnati.
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Indianapolis
the Star
Chicago
Buffalo
East Buffalo
Chelee
Cincinnati
Grain Prices Slip Across Futures Amid Mixed Trade
Aug 12 reports fractional lower grain prices in Chicago trade with September wheat at 2 1/16, December at 5 1/4, and corn down with old September and December bids. Provisions firmer withOctober pork around 64.00 while local receipts show wheat 106 cars and corn 35 cars.
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Chicago
New York Produce Prices and Grades Listing
New York market report lists pork prices at 215.00 1m, lard Western steam spot 15, tallow city 30, dressed poultry includes turkeys and hens with varying grades, creamery products and ice cream terms, sugar crushed and powdered prices shown. Market details reference state dairy rules and nearby supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hutter
fiktiIbe
Extra
Grain market report with mixed wheat and corn lots
OCR text shows a chaotic grain listing with wheat and corn grades, colors and numbers. It notes No 2 red and No 3 white entries, various mixed lots, rejected cars, and totals across multiple lines for corn and wheat along with dates and grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiles
Ho Witte
Fresh Produce Prices From Local Market Listing
Market notes list numerous vegetables and fruits with per unit prices. Carrots 25 cents per barrel, cabbage 10 cents per barrel, tomatoes 75 cents per hamper, lettuce and onions priced by items, apples, bananas, pineapples, and melons offered in various lots. Florida oranges, lemons, and peaches appear with several price points, along with cantaloupes and berries. Prices vary by item and quantity, with multiple regional varieties noted.
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Florida
California
Kentucky
Michigan
Indiana
Indiana Gems
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Pernna
Hoyt St
Portland, Ore
Peruna
Oregon
Ilinois
States
Dottars
Missy
Will
Mutual Service
Edgar Breeding
City Ambulance
Charles and
Rue Crook
Tacoma, Aay
Harry M
Helen Cederholm
Bay
Cert J
Hazel Oakes
Dearstorn
Hugh
Jessie McCaffrey
Beville
George and
May Russell
Louisiana
John and
Oak Dingess
Lewis and
May Crosley
Hovey
Harvey T
Ellen Mink
Sofa Hauser
Luke
Mary Doyje
Woodlawn
Bos
Roy H
Ella
Sare
Elm
Yonn Q
Margaret Smythe
Fletcher
Nelson
Svenhelm
Meridian
Americus
Mary LaRosa
Wiliam
Jennie Page
Richards
Otto
Pennie Broz
Madison
Hayes Cartile
Eton
Lewis L. Harrison
Vadie E. Keaneler
Ron W. Evans
Bertha Stout
Clark E. Mitchell
Mary A. Nelson
Ephraim Dorton
Daisy Hays
Wiliam H. Lewis
Maggie J. Byers
Abiah Hayes
Elizabeth C. Brennan
John Wells
Lillian Winn
Anna E. Anthony
A. Booth # Co
Illinois
Kenton Wilson
Emerson
J. Manville
Halmes
Simon G. Laeckert
Frank H. Lacey
W- Wasningen
Busan Gunn
Mary J. Hoffman
Becker
Parker
Charles W. Trimley
Wilkins
Henry F. Brink
EL Morrie
H. A. Fenton
Cottege
Seveneteenth
Martindale
Nall
Talbott
Congress
West
Hoosier
Barber
St. Louis Livestock
ST. Louis
Cuticura
Bologna
Reading
Missouri Pacific
Northern Pacific
London
Europe
Japan
Rueala
Rock Island
Erie
Mo. Pac
B & On
U.P Waites Amalgamated Copper
Sy. Sugar
St. Paul
Iime
Young America
Uggnac
Oke
Himberger
Elgin
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