Cure for Eczema Ad Prominent Until The Cure by Cuticura
An advertisement extols Cuticura as the ultimate remedy for eczema and related skin conditions. It describes symptoms across body areas and promotes a three product regimen including Cuticura Soap, Cuticura Ointment, and Cuticura Resolvent or Pills. Claims fast relief, rest, and permanence from infancy to old age, with sales details for distributors.
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Crosta
Pitter Dru & Cases, Corp. Bale Proprieinas
Signers Deny Bulldozer Tactics In Dafies Case
Herbert Wonnie senior counsel for the presenter of the dafies against Rev. Ethelbert Talbot bishop of central Pennsylvania asserts no signatures were coerced. He says signers willingly joined the presentment and repudiation is their own choice after a thorough Huntington inquiry into the circumstances.
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Noble
Huntington
Boy Confesses Murder in Arkansas Inquest
Newton Allwhite, 13, testified before the Inquest jury at Newport Arkansas on December 31 confessing to participation in the assault and murder of Miss Amelia Mauldin and her mother. He says their bodies were cast into the White River and implicates his father Louis Allwhite, 40, as the shooter who first killed the girl and then the mother.
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Scripps-M Rre Press
Absulialian
Newport
Ark
Newton Allwhite
Amelia Mauldin
Dean
White River
Bov
Louin Allwhite
Charcoal Lozenges Promised Health and Beauty Value
A Buffalo physician praises Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges for digestive aid and complexion improvement. The text extols charcoal as a natural purifier absorbing gases in the stomach and intestines, whitening teeth, purifying breath, and aiding overall health. Lozenges cost twenty five cents a box and are sold in drug stores.
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Mtuart
Tan Iver
Stuart
Gillespie on the Stand for Six Hours in Murder Trial
James Gillespie testified for over six hours under cross examination in the Elizabeth Gillespie murder case. He denied killing his twin, said he was in the Seward home water closet when the shot fired, and claimed no quarrel with his mother. Prosecutors pressed for admissions viewed as damning.
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James Gillespie
Gilespie
Elzabeth
Kittinger
Villespie
Myron L Barbour
Barbour
Perkins
Jim Gillespie
Mr. Pereking
Ant
Carnet
Schroeder
Ataie
Congress
Aman Ghmth
Gillespie
Belle Seward
Elizabeth
Seward
Ride Yard
Jane Hoyle
Carrie Barbour
Jury hears varying testimony in murder case
The defense claims the defendant behaved calmly the night of the murder while a broader cross examination questioned witness credibility. Court crowds filled the room as Mrs Bello Benard, sister of the accused, testified about actions the night of the shooting, contributing to a web of evidence leading to indictments for others. Judge Carnet said evidence would close Monday evening with arguments to follow on Tuesday.
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Jim
Lizele
Wim
Lizzie
Griffith
Gidaspleon
Elizabeth
Alster
St. Wan
Charles B. Murron
Gillespie
Kittinger
Belle Heward
James Gliseeple
Carrie
Myton Harbour
Carnet Bua
Bridge Fire Destroys Lake Shore Span Near Sandusky
The Lake Shore bridge over Sandusky bay five miles west of Sandusky was found on fire early Saturday morning by the crew of a fast mail train No 3. One span burned away taking the tracks with it leaving the bridge line crippled. the long structure nearly a mile long. The Sandusky division faces a major disruption as crews work to assess and repair the damage.
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Ecrifps
M'Rae Press Association
Sandusky
Lake Shore
Sandusky Bay
Here
Ann Arbor Ferry No 3 Reaches Port After 36 Hour Ordeal
The Ann Arbor car ferry No. 3, tossed for 36 hours in raging seas after leaving Frankfort in good weather, arrived in port badly damaged with passengers exhausted. A 5 ton cast broke free, crushing the smokestack and exhaust pipe, forcing the captain to steer into a passable opening and crew to secure the mass to prevent capsize.
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Scripps M Rae Press
Menominee
Beng
Wea
Ann Arbor
Frankfort
Robinson
Boy Is Insane in Centerville Court Case
Horace Henderson, 13, was declared insane in Centerville after witnesses described recurring hallucinations that left him imagining circus roles or chasing an imaginary man each morning. He has attended school between spells, with authorities weighing placement at Fort Wayne School for Feeble-minded Youth or admission to an Eastern Insane Hospital.
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Richmond
Ind
Dee
Laurie Harvey
Centerville
Terpoon
Horace Henderson
Indiana
Memerson
Henderson
Fort Wayne
Lta
Lawyers seat jury in unusual murder trial at Laporte
In Laporte circuit court 12 lawyers sat as jurors for the case of Charles Kreinke charged with murder in the slaying of William Run yan a South Bend druggist. Castello fled but Kreinke was captured and indicted. The trial centered on a plea to manslaughter after a vote change and a unique legal maneuver. The jury of lawyers returned a manslaughter verdict and the judge sentenced Kreinke to 2 to 21 years in prison.
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Scripps-M' Rre Press Association
Laporte
Ind
Charles Kreinke
William Runyan
South Bend
Kreinke
James Castello
Castello
Indianapolis Light and Hert merger forms new utility
Articles authorizing the union of Indianapolis Light and Power and Marion County Hot Water companies were filed Saturday. The merged firm will be named Indianapolis Light and Heat Company with capital stock of 31 million dollars. Directors are Daniel W. Marmon, Charles Perry, Volney Mualott, Charles E. Test, Arthur C. Newby, Thomas A. Wynne, and Charles N. Thompson.
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Indianapolis Light and Power Company
Marion County Hot Water Company
Secretary of State
Indianapolis Light and Hert Company
Daniel W. Marmon
Charles ©. Perry
Volney T. Mualott
Charles E. Test
Arthur C. Newby
Thomas A. Wynne
Charles N. Thompson
Tragic Fire Claims Oaktown Druggist’s Wife
Dec 3 in Oaktown Indiana a druggist Blann and his wife were burned in their home when a match ignited bedclothes after she woke to help. He attempted rescue but suffered burns. she died amid flames as neighbors arrived to save the building.
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Oaktown
Ind
Dam Blann
Mr. Blann
Theodore Thomas Ill as Pneumonia Suspected at Home
Chicago December 1 report that Theodore Thomas, long serving leader of the Chicago orchestra, missed a Friday concert and is seriously ill at his residence with indications of pneumonia. Friends are alarmed by his condition and his illness halts the ensemble's schedule.
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Theodore Thomas
Bcripps-M'Rae Prebs Association
Chicago
Theodore Thoma
Chicago Orchestra
Thomas
Hammond man held on serious charge in assault case
Special to the Sun from Hammond Indiana reports Richard Simpson is under arrest on the charge of following and criminally assaulting Minnie Becker, 36. He is held on $1,000 bond after Becker identified him.
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Hammond
Ind
Richard Simpson $E
Minnie Becker
Weaver Too Fat to Run Stratford Hotel, Court Petitions
A court is asked to restrain George Weaver from interfering with the Stratford Hotel. Besant Sberter, a Mole banker, alleges Weaver is too fat to manage the property and seeks protective orders. The brief cites accusations regarding governance and conduct in Chicago.
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Weaver
Ecripps-M'Ark
George Weaver
Stratford
Besant
Thomas Brown Killed in Columbus Traction Car Incident
Thomas Brown a colored cook from Frankfort Kentucky was killed by a traction car in Columbus Indiana Friday afternoon. He had been working in Franklin and came here seeking employment.
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Columbus
Ind
Benedict Takes Oath As Prosecuting Attorney
Charles Benedict was sworn in as prosecuting attorney by Judge Alford on Raque day morning.
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Benedict
Charles Benedict
aMee
Alford
Rugeline tank explosion burns Obe Turner in Montpelier
In Montpelier Indiana on Friday afternoon a Rugeline tank for a picture machine exploded causing serious burns to Obe Turner. Fire crews responded quickly and medical personnel transported Turner for treatment. The incident prompted a temporary closure of the facility as investigators review the accident.
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Montpelier
Ind
Obe Turner
City Record for a Day Births and Marriages Listed
Births include Elmer and Ora Richards 1% Leext B and Mr Campbell 1102 Concart ar Ela Francis Bakemeyer Sohn Joate Forsee 17 Retnner st A Ida Hastings 232 Beauty ave Marty Munko 4% N Meridian. Deaths listed William Pastey 9 136 Ahartot Charlotte M Morelean 45 238 Minoin mt Ralph A Curteton 1 5% Tivisian at exhaustion Franciaky Kotsh 4 83 Buchanan at gastric J W Varnes 49 28 W Obreat pneu mons Eyte Gorague 2% Sul Sherman alive hemorrhage Anna Baurle May 48 Wl Tenth pa ralysts Marriages Perry BD Unvereaw Brown Edwart B Davin Imma L Atkins George T Offutt Anna Smith Jeerp C Reaver Farcle Willa Mec Margaret Harry Gle Boyes Myrtle Weaver Charles Montroze Hannah Jones Oliver P Thomax Dam A Keaty Milton B Beggs Mary Db Woode Andy Bierger Mary Runkel Juha Mudsey Beaste McGrath Prank Baemmerman taratory frame house 11 000 126 W Thirty-firet at
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Ora Richards
Mr. Campbell
Concart-ar
Ant Ela Francis
Bakemeyer-at
Sohn
Joate Forsee
Ida Hastings
Beauty
Bae
Marty Munko
N. Meridian Rt
Arthur
Batella Balen
Charlotte M. Morelean
Ralph A. Curteton
Buchanan
J. W. Varneas
Eyte Gorague
Sul Shermen
Anna Baurle
Perry
Unvereaw and Brown
Edwart B. Davin
Imma L. Atkins
George T. Offutt
Anna Smith
Jeerp C. Reaver
Farcle
Willa Mec
Harry Gle Boyes
Myrtle Weaver
Charles Montroze
Hannah Jones
Oliver P. Thomax
Dam A. Keaty
Milton BM. Beggs
Mary Db. Woode
Andy Bierger
Mary Runkel
Juha Mudsey
Beaste McGrath
Aged Woman Cremated in Northeast Muncie Area
Special to the 807 Muncie, Ind. reports Mira Nancy Shoemaker died at her home northeast of Muncie, possibly from clothing catching fire due to a gas stove. Her brother James Shoemaker is named in connection with the tragedy.
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Muncie
Dev. T
Mira Nancy Shoemaker
Hante
Drother
James Shoemaker
Priday
Attorneys Seek New Trial for George Rice
Attorneys for George Rice, a colored man recently sentenced to prison, filed a motion for a new trial claiming new acts in the case may have developed. The appeal centers on alleged new evidence and procedural issues affecting the conviction.
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George Rice
Taye
Markets show firmer tone as wheat leads small trade
Chicago wheat firm but trading small and cautious amid limited demand. Paris wheat weak and London markets lower with lower corn. Receipts include 16 cars wheat and 375 corn. May and July prices shown. Intermittent livestock and dairy quotes reported from Chicago and other exchanges with mixed results.
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Scripps-M'Rre Press Association
Chicago
Paris
Liverpool
Early Wales
Senator Beveridge Receives Holiday Greeting Note
Senator Beveridge received a holiday greeting from Moy Kee a Chinese restaurant keeper recently honored by Prince Pu Lun. Beveridge plans to depart for Washington Sunday and may not return before the state legislature reelects him. Delegations of friends for postmaster positions visited Friday and Saturday to advocate their candidates. The postmaster appointment is not expected to be announced for at least three weeks.
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Senate
Striking workers vote to continue dispute at mill
Three of the five unions vote to persist in the strike as operatives who have been on the picket line for weeks refuse to bow to mill managers. The report notes the prolonged effort and the belief that the strikers would yield.
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Bcripps
Aiae
River
Mare
Mee
Tex
Fee
Mrs Anna Pletcher Sues for Divorce from Milton Fletcher
Mrs Anna Pletcher files for divorce from Milton Fletcher claiming cruelty and desertion soon after their marriage. She seeks protection to prevent him from harming her or their child and asks for restoration of conjugal rights.
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Pletcher
Milton
Fletcher
Ner
Surgical option floated to reform incorrigible boy
Juvenile court officials discuss using surgery on Yor eat Miller, 14, after a complaint by Mrs. Lovlee Vincent. Doctors advise a spring operation to improve the boy's brain condition, aiming to curb runaways and truancy. Forest is placed on probation pending the procedure, with a past case of a boy named Jeune Board cited as similar and reportedly cured by surgery.
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Lovlee Vincent Ned T
Yoreat Miller
Judah Brubbs
Hone
Hla
Althoteh
Forest Wan
Jeune Board
Casa
Solera
Traite
Kent
Market and Livestock Prices Across City and Chicago Entries
Data from Scripps-Howard press indicates mixed market activity with modest gains for some rail stocks and declines for Amalgamated Copper, alongside unchanged government bonds. Indianapolis cattle and hog receipts show steady to strong demand with varied prices by weight, while Chicago market receipts and prices reflect pressure on cattle and rising hog values. overall, weekly outlook remains cautious as holiday trading influences price movements.
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East Buffalo Livestock
Scripps-M'Rae Press Association
East Buffalo
Scripps-Prae Press Association
New York
Ubnt
Amalgamated Copper
Wigaln
Sugar
B. RT
London
Etop Joan
St. Paul
Nervous Dr Chadwick Arrives in New York Under Escort
The Pretoria liner docked with Dr Leroy Chadwick aboard at quarantine after voyage from Dover. Sheriff Barry of Cleveland took Chadwick into custody amid questions about a forged note attributed to Andrey Varvegle. Chadwick, accompanied by his daughter, will face legal action with a New Jersey summons and wife Mrs Chadwick linked to a $5,100 Elyria bank payment.
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Scripps Are Press Association
New York
Pretoria
Leroy $. Chadwick
Sheriff Barry
Cleveland
Daetar
Chad Tenesent
Porter
Salatha Daetor
Chaitwick
Dover
Chedwic
Barry
Chadwick
Meyer
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N.oj
Uleves V
Serviany
Minn Chanwire
Jacksonville
Dr. Chadwick
Spherie Farry
Charwick
Andrey Varvegle
Tran de Chadwick Khen
Blehave Og
Mere
Ann
Dr. Chadwick Win
Edward W. Drucken
Raggett & Deneker
Herert Newton
Af Bronkline, Maas
Newton
de Chadwick
New Jervey
W. G. Fay
Mileney
Kistly
Chedwick
Bherif Barry
Fay
Chiwick
Elyria Bank
Electric railroad plan proposed by Winona Institute backers
Sol C. Dickey of the Winona Institute seeks township quashlies to fund an electric railroad linking the Assembly grounds to Indianapolis. Backers include H. J. Helnts of Pittsburgh and J. M. Studebaker of South Bend, major financiers behind the project.
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Sol C. Dickey
Winona Institute
Abash County
Qubshlies
Wellet
Indianapolis
H. J. Helnts
Pitesbirg
J. M. Studebaker
South Bend
Murder charge filed in Wad Rogers death in Ky jail
James Riddl charged with murder of Wad Rogers after Rogers named Riddl in a dying statement. Authorities report Rogers said a double barreled shotgun caused his injuries before dying. Ja hadored in Oweneville awaiting arraignment.
Tragedy at Bedford Tapeciat and Fatal Woundings
Report from Bedford indies details a jumbled account of a tragedy early Saturday morning. A man identified as George Hone, a keeper, was attacked and two wounds were sustained. Witchcock surrendered to authorities as investigators search for precise motives and outcomes.
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Indy Dee
Bitehecock
George Hone
Houde
Tata
Himuse
Witchcock
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