Rheumatic relief promise from Dr Shoop remedy
An advertisement proclaims a free trial of Dr Shoop’s Rheumatic Cure for rheumatism. It claims the remedy cleanses the blood of the pain causing poison and promises a full dollar package at no cost if skeptical readers test it, citing twenty years of research and a bold guarantee to repay interest. The caller is urged to trust neighbors and good will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Carter & CO
Ono'eei
Indianapolis
Ind
Rheumatic Cure Claim Promises Life Free of Pain
An advertisement promotes Dr Shoop's Rheumatic Cure claiming to remove poison from blood and stop crystal formation in joints. It cites a German chemical ingredient costing $490 per pound and asserts high success, urging readers to try the home remedy to prove its efficacy.
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Germany
Reinew
Alford
Open offer to Everson for free bottle and Rheumatism book
The text urges Everson everywhere to request a free dollar bottle order through a druggist, with a promise of delivery from a person described as a stork figure. It claims sincerity and offers a Rheumatism book at no cost, addressed to Dr Shoop in Racine Wisconsin.
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Everson
Pane
Dees
Stork Ag
Dr. Shoop
Boxes
Racine
Wis
Jit
Danial Boone Captured in Crawfordsville Case
A young man described as Daniel Boone, alias Danial Beon, was captured in Crawfordsville by detectives Gerber and Trimpe and transported to Indianapolis for burglary and fraud larceny. He allegedly entered Albert Bhuneberger’s home, stole clothing and jewelry valued at $00 while Bhuneberger was away. A pawned pin led police to Crawfordsville, where the suspect was bound over to the grand jury with a 1.00 bond after a police court appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danial Beon
Crawfordsville
Thurelny
Denteetiven Gerber
Trimpe
Indianapolis
Boone
Albert Bhuneberger
Afowdaya
Ant
Bhuneberger
Herre
Crawfordyville
Teaone
Grand Jury
Port Arthur Defense Chief Credited With Obstinate Resistance
General Fock commands the Russian port and fortress at Port Arthur and is credited with leading stubborn defense against the Japanese. The claim ties him to opposition efforts within the defense leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fock
Port Arthur
Stnessel
Yig Sroas
Mandamus and Insolvency Briefs Highlight Local Legal and Mine Rescue
A mandamus action seeks to force a city police board to reemploy Clifton E. Cook, claiming injury and ill health prevented duty. Dunkirk power company asks a federal court for a receiver amid mortgage default and insolvency concerns. In Illinois, 34 trapped miners were rescued after a coal shaft fire and mine top workings were destroyed. A Baptist missionary conference for the Indianapolis South District is announced for December 9.
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Power Company
and Power Company
Dunkirk
Ind
Frank &. Whitman
Minera
Iscripps-M'Rre
Thlegram Springfield
Iil
Houta
Burnig
Woodside Coal Company
Waimee SS
Western Tragedies Shake Joplin and Iola
In Joplin Missouri R H Jackson shot his wife then stabbed himself and died. domestic troubles cited. At Iola Kansas James Williams shot Mrs Dennie Pierson and killed himself by cutting his throat at her home, details sparse.
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Joplin
R. H. Jackson
Jackson
Iola
Kus
James Willams
Dennie Pierson
Donovan to spar Roosevelt in Washington visit prompts boxing professor's invite
The Sun reports Mike Donovan, famed boxing instructor, invited to Washington to spar with President Roosevelt. Donovan, Irish by background, plans a lengthy stay as Roosevelt seeks fitness, infighting strategy, and a public display of strength amid rising attention from merchants and media.
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SUN
York
Mike Donovan
Matty
Arthur Durty
Bo Mare
Mike Ever Alnée
Washington
Frof
Mike
Ute
Bwt
Roosevelt
Empire State
Tonsevelt
Ife
Berne
Truetbuster
Licely
Fight In Court Room Ends With Fist Fight In Petersbur g Court
In Petersburg Indiana December 1 after the Thompson trial on embezzling 29000 from Winslow Coal Charles B Thompson faced ex Congressman Arthur H Taylor and Judge Thomas H Dillon engaged in a fist fight in the courtroom Taylor and Dillon had long been adversaries Dillon defended Thompson and Taylor testified against him. As soon as the jury left the room Taylor attacked Dillon.
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Scripps-3
Petersburg
Ind
Charles
Thompson
Winslow Coal Company
Arthur H. Taylor
Thomas H. Dillon
Taylor
Dillon
Woman accidentally kills husband in Kentucky home incident
At Covolport Conlport George Rhodes was allegedly killed by his wife as he tried to enter his home. Police report say she fired a shotgun through the door after mistaking him for a burglar in Barbourville Kentucky on December 3.
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Scripps Rae
Barbourville
Conlport
George Rhodes
Rhodes
Withdrawn governor may be replaced in Panama crisis
The article suggests Major General George W. Davie, governor of the Panama Canal Zone, could be withdrawn due to strict discipline and clashes with locals over what natives call vested rights. It notes prevailing opinion that his departure is likely and frames it as a concession the United States might grant to Panama.
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Geo. W. Davie
Fanama Canal Sone
Oynnien Prevalig
Tite
United States
Painima
Severed drought grips Parkerburg and region
Western West Virginia and eastern Ohio face the worst drought on record with Wells and furnaces shut, stock driven to water miles away, coal fields abandoned, and railroads suffering. Water trains run on the Baltimore and Ohio across 19 miles east as water drains become as regular as passenger service.
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Scripps-M'Rae
Parkersbirg
W.va
Dee
West Virginia
Ohio
Manny
Baltimore & Ohla Tor
Foolkiller Nailed Down Nissen Dies in Lake Michigan Return
ESPECIAL TO THE RUN says Peter Nissen known as Foolkiller No 2 died near Stevensville while attempting a fresh air craft voyage across Lake Michigan. He perished from suffocation likely due to air supply failure, his strange craft wrecked at the water's edge. An inquest is planned.
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Chicago
Peter Niesen
Lake Michigan
Stevensville
Mary Collier
John F. Beers
Nissen
Stevenaville
Whien
Norge
Niagara Rapids
John Roscherf
Wolf
Dyspepsia Cure Advocates Stellar Triumph Over Starvation
A historical text extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a scientific, safe and effective remedy for dyspepsia. It denounces starvation and ineffective methods, claiming the tablets cure weak digestive organs, improve digestion, and offer a reliable path to better health. The piece emphasizes immediacy and broad safety for delicate invalids.
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Bie
Che Miter
Stuart
Prominy
Duel over sword challenge erupts between Bell and Hatch
Bitter controversy followed Bell hiring Willard Hatch to write a life history of the general. Hatch accepted the duel proposal with swords as weapons, while Bell, a wary swordsman, objected to such a weapon. Friends of both parties work to avert the meeting amid a dramatic court claim for damages in Indianapolis.
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Hatch
Ball
Scripps-M'Rab
Denver
Col
Adjtigen
Sherman Bell
Willard Hatch
Bell
Officers Elected at Marion County Medical Association
The Meera were elected Thursday at a Marion County eclectic medical association meeting. Henry Long was chosen president, C R Crow vice president, O R Coffin second vice president, J L Hosman secretary, P Laycock treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County Eclectic Medical Andoriation
Presdent
Henry Long
C. R. Crow
Coffin
L. Hosman
P. Laycock
Prisoner Escapes From Workhouse Amid Search
Alber Black, a colored inmate with six months to serve, escaped Thursday night after supper in the workhouse yard. Police and detectives have a description and will pursue him. Clyde Hood, colored, was acquitted of assault with intent after proving an alibi in criminal court.
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Alber, Black
Black
Clyde Hood
Hagel Lydey
Amusements at the Park Show Delights Audience
A lively review notes Mina Williams as a strong street waif in a biweekly Park production. The 39‑member company displays fresh numbers and catchy specialty acts led by Al Hewver. Williams hosts impromptu stage receptions drawing many friends in Indianapolis.
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Lottie Willams
Mina Williamin
Neasone
al Hewver
Miss Withamele
Indianapolis
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