Weak kidneys and Swamp-Root remedy promotion
A historic advertisement text extols Dr Kilmer’s Swamp-Root as a cure for kidney, liver, and bladder issues. It claims universal benefits, urges readers to mail for free samples, and notes hospital and physician endorsements while listing contact details for Binghamton New York.
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Indianapolis Daily Sun
Orror
Ceustane
Vrare
W.C. Bally
Ugha
Br. Kilmer
Alvo & Honk
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
Mianapolis
Three Prominent Men Die in Troy Fire at Club
A fire at the Troy club on Congress and First streets early Wednesday killed or endangered three prominent men including Hikunt Situw of Shaw, Bulley & Murphy. Moses T. Clough of the Rensselaer county bar. and Benjamby W. Rammey of Boston. Edward Carpenter of New York, due to marry next week, was rescued in a serious condition. Fire spread from a boarding house above the club, with residents signaling for help as firefighters arrived promptly. The club, valued at about $135,000, stood at a key corner and narrowly avoided broader damage.
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Troy
Troy Club
Shaw, Bulley & Murphy
Moses T. Clough
Nester
Rensselaer Conmy Bar
Benjamby W. Rammey
Boston
Fuller & Warren Company
Edward Carpenter
New York
Karamona Corliss
Man Hugged Elderly Neighbor Struck By Ribs Injury
In Evansville Indiana a man hugged an elderly neighbor at a social gathering and broke three ribs. A separate Natchez note mentions a public meeting at the Cotton and Merchants' Exchange urging Senators McLaurin and Money to vote for ratification of a treaty with the Republic of Panama.
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Evansville
Ind
Dec
Stanley
Herbert Barclay
James Christian
Natchez
Mira, Duc
Cotton and Merchants’ Exchange
McLaurin
Republic of Panama
Jerome Sykes Dies at 33 in Pneumonia
Jerome Sykes, 33, the Broadway comedian, died of pneumonia. He planned to tour New York for a comeback next week after performing in Singapore. Sykes began as a stereotyper, later led an opera company, and gained fame in the role of Roxy in an opera at his home theater.
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Jerome Sykes
Comraher
Pheamenia
Sieslay
Cheng
New York
Durlal
Sykes
Arrest sparked by defaced bond posting at Denison case
Help Th describes A J Wilton arrested recently at Denison hovel. He posted 400 dollars cash bond a day before trial. Authorities suspect broader involvement beyond the tapping case. A woman with him had a police record. Bond forfeiture and court actions followed for nonappearance. Money partly funds the school fund with a small prosecutor’s share.
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A. J. Wilton
Denison
Valico
Wendy Wilson
Wilson
Polter Court
Whallen
Ihm
Thirst for Whisky May Trigger Murder Charge in Detroit
In Detroit on December 3, Anthony Sumowaky and his wife were hospitalized after being beaten by Michael and Paul Dedo who demanded whisky at their home. If either Sumowsky dies, the Dos will face murder charges. Mrs Sumowsky remains in critical condition.
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Detroit
Mich
Anthony Sumowaky
SS Mary's Hospital
Michael
Paul Dedo
Sumowsky
Wilsky
Rich Men and Dyspepsia Tablets Highlight Wealth and Health
The piece lauds Croesus of Lydia yet notes his troubles and recalls Solon’s sage. It argues indigestion and weak stomach plague the rich from excess and stress, then promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a universal cure sold by druggists for 89 cents a box.
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Croesus
Lydia
Croenus
John D. Rockefeller
Cyrus
Solon
Sthiart
Stuart
Squire Stout Offers Free Marriage License Prize
Marion county residents see a playful scheme inviting eligible single women after January 1 to win a free marriage license prize funded by Harvey B. Stout. The plan promises to cover the license fee and even provide celebratory under the mistletoe ceremony at Stout’s office or home, with broad county support and local bachelors reportedly seeking to avoid New Year’s Day exposure.
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Davis
City
Squire Stout
J. P
Stout
Thia
Tia
Amusements at the Park Stage Faces Tragedy and Holiday Fare
The Park presents Queens Highway and other acts with Roge Sydell’s Landen belles and a new year bill at 1 and 2 pm. A horse accident on stage injures two. Miss Alberta Lee and Jannie from Milwaukee are noted for risky feats. The program includes The Governor’s Son and The Lady Who Dared among January shows, with Shor guerre votes and a Merry Month lineup.
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Darik
Park
Roge Sydell
Vauteville
Vaudevittt
Jenico
Charges Dropped Against Miss Mason at City Meeting
At a city meeting Superintendent Kendall reported a thorough probe into accusations against Miss Kate Mahon principal of the Tuxedo Park School. He found the charges unfounded amid resident indignation and concern over personal prejudice. The School Board also barred hosting social functions in school buildings.
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Smadk Peard
Tueway
Bupt
Kendall
Kate Mahon
Tuxedo Park
Mareneta
Conde
Left Home Over Misdelivered Letter in LaPorte
In LaPorte Indiana on December police say Mrs. Bary Freese left home after a mail carrier gave her money in an envelope he thought was for her. She claimed the package contained a letter and fled when the carrier would not turn it over. Efforts to locate her have failed.
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Laporte
Ind
Bary Freese
Freese
Cigarette Smoking Fatal to Martinsville Man
Martinsville Indiana reports the death of Fred Speer age 2 from consumption caused by long smoking habit. The obituary notes he was a model young man, married with a child, who sought treatment at a sanatorium but succumbed Tuesday after years of cigarette use.
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Martinsville
Ind
Fred Speer
Clanrellon
Speer
Mystery Of Guilford Slaying Linked To Georgia Suspect
Lawrenceburg Indiana officials receive a letter from Tony Griffin of Somerset Kentucky claiming a Negro named Heuben Brown in Georgia may be connected to the murder of Rosie Kayser near Guilford. The report recounts the Saints Day killing, the shattered skull, a purse with about 2 dollars, and a search for two colored men seen near the crime scene.
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Lawrenceburg
Ind
Mal Jusk
Alisa Rosie Wayser
Guilford
al Monty
Tony Griffin
Somerset
Heuben Brown
Brown
Rome
Tolberton County
Georgia
Kayser
Rita
Griffin
Dew
Rosie Mageer
Hawks
Tanner's Creek
Dull Fond
Rayner Rosie
Yorkville
Tamara Creek
Rosie
Rogle
Folka
Rosie Kayser
Anderson's Ferry
Dr Shoop Rheumatic Cure Promises Trial Offer
Advert says Dr Shoop offers a one month trial of a rheumatic cure claiming to purge the blood of disease and relieve pain and swelling. He asserts high success in chronic cases, outlines cost if successful, and invites readers to request a book and arrange testing through a local druggist in Racine Wisconsin.
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Germany
Adiese
Racine
Une.o
Twa Hottiva
Wil Drogetete
Intimate Friend of Gen Grant Passes in New York
Rev. Father George Deshow head of the Paulist order at St Paul died from heart disease after a Wednesday wedding at the parent house in New York City. He helped found the order and was a member of the notable West Point class of 3.
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Gen
Grant
New York
George Deshow
M Morary
St. Paul
Father Derhon
West Point
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