Peruna promotion from early 20th century medical ad features
A medical ad touts Peruna with testimonials from Dr. Llewellyn Jordan and social figures like Miss Blanche Grey and Mrs X Sepnelder. Claims include curing catarrh systemically, with free literature from Dr. Hartman and the Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus.
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Blanche Grey
Alabama
Trent
Memphis
Tenn
Blanche Gres
X Sepnelder
Chicago
Perona
Peruna
Peruana
Yachts Melanee and Bhamrock 111 Measured at New York Basin
The cup yachts Melanee and Bhamrock 111 began measurement at the felt basin Tuesday. Reliance may need about a minute advantage due to its larger hull area. Tape placement by Charter D. Mower, general manager of the New York Yacht Club, marked the start of the process.
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York
Melanee
Bhamrock
Felt Basin
Charter D. Mower
Wfneral Mengater
New York Yacht Club
Mrs Kelly Seeks Burial Move For Husband
Belle Kelly, widow of a man shot by his wife weeks ago, left the home Monday and aims to secure permission from a Catholic church authorities to move her husband’s body to Holy Cem Cemetery, but the church refuses burial in consecrated ground.
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Belle Kelly
Hier Hushand
Audhoriles
Holy Eens
Snicker
Common Law Marriage Case Unfolds In Indiana Suit
In Richmond Indiana Frank N Barrett sues Elizabeth Barrett asserting common law marriage. He claims damages after being cut from a will while Elizabeth, once widowed Mary Norris, married on a Canadian steamer and later joined the Catholic Church. The suit seeks a share of about 31500 from Barrett’s estate.
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Richmond
Ind
Frank N
Tarret
Hlizaheth
Barrett
Cincinnati
Sirg. Enocht
Mary. Norris
X0 Jong
Arbiter appointments to Russia claim against Venezuela named
Washington reports from chargé d affaires Riddle say Mouravigt Russian minister of Justice Lardy Swiss minister in Paris Matzen of Copenhagen University are named arbiters for settling Russia's claim against Venezuela Three hundred stables burned at the S yde farm in Lawrenceburg Indiana as a separate item, twenty stables burned Monday afternoon at the same site
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Washington
U.S
Riddle
BL Petersburg
State Department
Russia
Veneauala
Mouravigt
Lardy
Paria
Matzen
Copenhagen University
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Syide Eae
Five Sisters Stage Benefit Show for Fresh Air Mission
The Five Misses Mickelson present a vaudeville night on Thursday evening August 34 at the corner of Bur chatiai and Noble-vis. Proceeds support the Fresh Air Mission with acts by Sheldon Bras orchestra Elmer Thiener Alice Linden Dali and other performers. An automobile ride and various attractions are offered with free admission and decorations of electric lights to draw in a casual crowd.
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Burchatiai
Noble-vis
Tve
Mickelgon
Radeville
Sheldon
Elmer Thiener
Fairbark
Alice Linden Dali
Graué
Wred Martman
Campay
Sketen
Edwards
Palmis
Knights of St. George Oram Corps
Lew Shank
Simex Brae
Mickelson
Joe Campbell Sentenced in Police Court for Petit Larceny
Joe Campbell aged 18 of E Maryland Street was sentenced to thirty days, 325 dollars and costs for petit larceny, non assault and battery, and loitering after witnesses testified he stole a wheel and tried to sell it on Indiana Avenue for a dollar. He allegedly struck a man who tried to restrain him as officers intervened and a crowd surrounded him.
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Joe Campbell
Maryland St
Wharlon
Campbell
Indiana Ave
Rice Up A Tatlure Vladivostock Tabernacle News
The rice crop fails prompting Japanese merchants to buy wheat and meal from America and along the Chinese coast to secure winter food. In Charlottesville Indiana a large tabernacle is being built by the Eastern Indian Holiness association at Cleveland near Charlottesville and expected ready for the annual camp meeting beginning September 1 along the traction line.
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Vladivostock
America
Big Holiness Tabernacle
Charlottesville
Ind
Aus
Eastern Indian Holiness Association
Cleveland
Charlottesvile
I¢ Ia
Tima
Opana
le Fe
Quay Arrives in Pittsburg After Transit
Benalor Quay arrived in Pittsburg Pennsylvania on Tuesday morning in a coastal shipping movement. Local officials anticipated port procedures and international cargo handling to proceed smoothly for the vessel and its crew.
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Pittsburg
Benalor
Quay
Hong Kong Collision Involving Huang-Tail and Empress of India
A cruiser Huang-Tail and the steamer Empress of India collided near Hong Kong. The cruiser captain and 19 crew members perished as the Huang-Tail sank. The Empress of India sustained heavy damage but its crew saved 170 sailors from the cruiser. The Empress, sailing from Vancouver to Yokohama and Hong Kong, departed Yokohama on August 10.
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Hong-Kong
Iki
Empress of India
Vancouver
B.C
Yokohama
Hong-Kunm
Chinese Laundry Dispute Leads to Court Battle
In a police court case against Mrs. Jessie Bryant, Hayy Joe a Chinese tradesman from W Market Street testified about a dispute over a laundry bill. A scuffle resulted in Hop Lee receiving the worst of it. The Bryant woman was fined eight dollars and costs.
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Hayy Joe
W. Markettt
Turaday
Jessie Bryant
Hop Lee
Bryant
Bucket of Red Paint
Ernest Goodwine of Greencastle provoked a fight with Margaret Copeland of Wheat near Central Ave and Thirtieth St. He struck her in the face and clamped a hand over her mouth until bystanders intervened and called the police. He was fined $10 for assault and battery plus $35 in costs.
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Ernest Goodring
Greencastle
Margaret Copeland
Central-ave
Goodwine
Goolwine
Powers on the Witness in Goebel Murder Case
In Georgetown Kentucky on August 18 Powers testified at trial for complicity in the Goebel murder. He denied urging Cel to hire someone to kill Goebel and denied saying Yousey had offered to do it. He described resisting arrest and fleeing to the mountains with John Day under military escort and discussed taking the Taylor pardon on Attorney Yost’s advice amid public excitement and a large state reward.
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Georgetows
Catob
Triat
Goebel
Henry Yoursey
Powers
Pranix Ceell
Youtsey
Geerl
Taylor
John Day
H. H. Yost
Dawson Prisoner Faces Assault Charge in Police Court
Basiltt Highbaugh was fined 593 and costs after being held in police court on a charge of assault and battery against his wife. The hearing occurred Monday morning in the ward room where Dawson’s case was called.
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A. Highball
Dawson
Basiltt Dawson
A. Highbaugh
Dasygon
Tighbaugh
Coate
Fortune for Blacksmith Kharkoum Heir to 42 Million Roubles
In Russia Ag Fortunes a blacksmith named Novoshenko informed he is heir to 42,000,000 roubles. Deposited in a London bank for 160 years by a tribal head, funds could remain a century more. The heir is traced as Doro shenko, Kaw Sa Receding. Kaw river rating notes and steamboat activity amid general city conditions in Kansas City.
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Kharkoum
Russia
Novoshenko
London Bank
Doroshenko
Trans Mississippian congress session opens in Beatty Beat
The opening ceremony in Beatty Beat featured Gov. McBride and Mayor Humes welcoming guests. President Kinny gave the annual address reviewing past work and outlining upcoming priorities. Notable speakers included Cortelyou, McCum ber, Browne, Hild, Richardson, and Palmer among others outlining commercial, immigration, irrigation, and trade themes.
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SEA
John Thithy
Hour
Tex
Ented
McBride
State of
Oregon
Humes
Beatts
Kinny
Department of Commerce
Geo. B. Cortelyou
East
Porter J. McCumber
North Dakota
Department of Mints Land Mining
Col
B. F. Browne
Colorado
J. J. Hild
Northern Pacifi Railroad
R. W. Richardson
National Good Roads Association
Jton
Eam Richardson
New Orleans
F. J. Frankembert
Chicago
Philippines
Truman G. Palmer
Thomas M. Patterson
Alva Agang
Walter Gresham
Texay
eTrade
Canada
Derk Strain
Montana
F. B. Thurber
New York
City Board Weighs Railroad Franchise Terms
The board debates a railroad franchise with officials noting the company may sign if terms are held open until early May. Hari Megrew, board of works chair, says the agreement could be signed soon, amid concerns over concessions and ongoing negotiations.
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Lim
Oferta
Indiana I
Loganswerd
Aurer
Hari Megrew
Board of Works
Cyprus Seeks Union With Greece Against Britain
A dispatch from Cyprus reports broad island meetings favor uniting with Greece and appealing to England to allow Cyprus to join the Greek cause. Cyprus, rich in minerals and valued for its climate, is unlikely to relinquish its links to Britain.
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London
Cyprus
England
Cod liver oil up ten dollars a barrel in New York
Reports from New York note cod liver oil rising to about 160 a barrel with a 10 dollar increase amid market talk of limited supply. Officials report small stocks offshore near Norway, with buyers warned of fluctuating prices as producers weigh end of year demand.
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New York
West
Little Boy Survives Two Weeks on Green Apples
New York August 15 Peter Sheehan aged 0 was found in Hollis Long Island in emaciated condition after wandering from home for two weeks. He survived on green apples and water only, having left Aug 3 while parents attended church. Police officer found him in the weeds beside a sidewalk. he was near death but alive.
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New York
Peter Sheehan
Frook
Lotllsong Island
Hollis
Lefa
Henry K. van Etten
Columbia Ave
Mouher
Odie Mae
Wall Street and Market Reports Mixed in Cumbersome Update
Markets show American stocks in London near parity, with buy-sell pressures and crude movements across centers. Reports cover cocoa, sugar, grains, cattle, hogs, and rail stocks with mixed gains, noting dividend talk and railroad activity, while futures and receipts reflect varied demand and prices.
Rough Houses Killings and Accidents Across Cities
Fragmented OCR lists numerous violent incidents including Jowla Mart and Howell in Kentucky killing Jubrin White, Mire George Schofield and self in New Britain, Conn, and other deaths from shootings or blows. Mentions Cart n Winfield, Abe Toler, Twiggs, Martington, Neb, and J Q Roach as figures amid a chaotic roundup.
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Jowla Mart
Howell
Jubrin White
New Britoin
Conn
George Schofield
Self
Dames Arnold
Byrhigield
Ebot
Withan Sarna
Cire
Winfield
Citebert Toler
Twigg
Martington
Vhuirtes Halllet
Wien
Market opens with buoyant strength in New York stocks
New York trading opens stronger than London hinted with gains across many issues. Amalgamated Copper and Atchison show steadiness while railroad shares lead advances. readings mix with some declines. Noon activity reflects aggressive buying and short-covering, with broad gains near the hour.
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New York
London
Missougi Pacific
Amalgamated Copper
Atchison
Civil St. Paul
Southern Pacific
Reed Island
Southern Railway
Canadian Pacific
Reading
Chicago & Northwestern
Virginia Carolina Chemical
U. S. Express
Paul
Northwestern
Union Packie
Wabash
Rock Island
Ance- Watton
Rooke
Privet
Atchison, Sj
St. St. Paul
Brie
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