Kidney Trouble Claims Thousands in Advertised Cure
An advertorial claim asserts thousands suffer kidney trouble and promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a universal remedy for kidney, liver, and bladder issues. It promises quick, pervasive health improvements and requests readers to obtain a sample by mail, citing testimonials and a physician endorsement.
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Hue
Hays
Euler
Yonee
Rubley Reese Pd
Mall
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Daily Sun
UETER
Oge
Baltinera
Safe Blowers Run Off After Indianapolis Bank Breakin
Police chased a gang of safe blowers after an explosion at the Star Elevator company in Indianapolis. Officers exchanged shots but everyone escaped. robbers left behind money and fled into the night as authorities noted the crew works in rotation hitting safes in the outer district.
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SIA
Indianapolis
Star Elevator Company
Bleyelemen Lows
Bernhauer
Cratksmen
Capt. Hyland
Political clash over party stance emphasized in speech
A seasoned Democrat warned the Democratic Party must stand on clear issues to regain voter confidence. He cited historical party shifts on the silver issue, arguing consistency wins elections. The piece also notes upcoming party events and mentions several named figures and locales in a broad political context.
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Democratic Party
Indiana
Cleveland
Bryan
Republica P
Woman Rescued After Freezing Incident on Washington Street
A woman, Maggie Berry, was found near death on a damp Wednesday morning near Washington Street. Police officers revived her and she was taken to the hospital where she is expected to recover.
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Maggie Berry
Bikernen
Washington-st
Major state briefing reports and incidents
Paoul and Waldr on City report a series of incidents including a fatality on the Union Traction line and a correctional case in Fort Wayne. Elwood and Cines Mgo note a man’s death linked to local trains. Indictments target policy shop keepers amid national unrest and political tensions.
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Cornell
Valse
Tesatay
Twitter
Union Traction
Kethur Holtesbucher
Washington Briefs recounts posts, bills and exams
A compilation notes Le Smith named postmaster at Trilip Indiana, Senator Penrose pushing a get rich quick bill, Wilberforce University seeks an armory for military exercises, and a list of civil service exams planned in Indiana with dates in March and April. It also mentions a former land office official in Oregon facing reinstatement to Colorado amid crookedness charges.
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le Smith
Trilip
Ind
Penrose
Wilberforce University
Oxford
Vivery
Detroit
Rivketts
Delphic Bndmay
Johns Luganspet
Friend
Fairmount
J. J. White
Marion
Elfen Grr
Shelbyvitt
Emma W. Bafferd
Spireland
Louisa J. Gelvic
Verasilen
Fairanks
Rey
BM. L. Alte
Indianapolis
Indiana
Port Wayne
Aynesvile
Aprif
Lafayette
South Bend
Thomas McNutt
Madiena
Sue
Ile
Oregon
Heween
Colorado
Unclear text about share distribution and personnel
Fragmentary passage mentions 115 employees and a $250,000 distribution. Names, places, and clear actions are unreadable, leaving only vague references to company members and legal or financial questions without a coherent event.
Man Bound to Die in Grim Tennessee Tragedy
FRANKFORT Tennessee police reported a fatal confrontation described as a bound-to-die case. The article notes a suspect named Wilke and mentions a weapon and motive under investigation. Witnesses recount tense moments as authorities secure the scene and begin formal inquiries.
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Frankfort
Doo
Amusements and Whispers Amid the City Scene
A fragmented amusements note mentions various performers and venues with odd phrasing. It hints at events on a Saturday night and a looming close for a popular show. Names and places are partially obscured, but the item conveys local entertainment activity and scheduling uncertainties.
Dr Shoop Rheumatic Cure Promises Free Trial
A dubious advertisement touts Dr Shoop s Rheumatic Cure claiming to purge disease-causing substances from blood and offering a month trial for a fee only if successful. The misspelled copy asserts high success in chronic rheumatism and invites readers to write for a pamphlet and obtain bottles through a druggist.
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Rhea Tharly Pears
Germany
Dr. Shorp
Dr. Shoop
Racine
Wia
al Éruggista
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