Peruna touted as cure for catarrh and female weakness
An advertisement extols Peruna as a universal remedy for catarrh affecting organs of the lower abdomen and for female weakness. It cites testimonials from Miss Olive Davis, Miss Celia Harrington, Nellie McDonald, Mrs Eva Barthlo, and Mrs Alice Bordner praising relief from cold, weakness, menstrual trouble, and related symptoms after Peruna use, urging readers to consult Dr. Hartman if results aren’t rapid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celia Harrington
Peryna
Xeltle McDonald
Eva Dartho
Twelfth-st
New York
Ciy
Peruna
Eva Bartho
Alice J. Bordner
Dauphin
Allee J. Bordner
Dr. Hartman
Tir, Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Plucky girl captures thief in New Orleans
In New Orleans on February 5, Ida Ohnesarge, an employee at George Krumm’s shop and labor agency, dragged John Albert across eight blocks by the neck to recover $12.45 he allegedly stole. A crowd followed as he was corralled back to the shop and the confrontation ended with the thief subdued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Baronnest
Ida Ohne- Barge
George Krumm
John Albert
Krumm
Miss Ohnesarge Clalow
Albert
Miss Ohnesarge
Trial resumes in murder of Mrs Anna Pulitzer
William Hooper Young, grandson of Brigham Young, stands in court under heavy guard as jury selection proceeds for the murder trial of Mrs. Anna Pulitzer. Doctors report trial stress should not harm the defendant, who appears exhausted and unkempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Willam Hooper Young
Anna Pulitzer
Herrick
Young
Hale
Orrick
Brigham Young
Utah
R. F. D. News outlines rural carrier interests and plans
The January issue of R. F. D. News, published in Chicago, features 16 pages of illustrations and stories by rural carriers. It aims to promote a national letter carriers association, with H. Windsor as editor from the Chicago Journal building office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. D. News
Chica
Doctors in Logansport Face Smallpox Reporting Probe
In Logansport Indiana on February 5 physicians are accused of negligence for failing to promptly report eruptive cases of smallpox. The health board announces it will prosecute all doctors who do not report, asserting that smallpox could have been stamped out sooner if duties were fulfilled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logansport
Ind
That Health Board
Health Board
Lawyers Scrapped In Huntington Circuit Court Fight
In Huntington Indiana on February 5 attorneys T G Smith and E M Kelney quarrelled during a circuit court session over objections to evidence. Smith rushed Kelsey, both struck a blow and missed, a deputy sheriff intervened. Judge Branyan fined each man three dollars, and the trial continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Ind
T. G. Smith
E. &. Kelney
Smith
Kelsey
Mit
Branyan
Wabash Clerk Arrested for Shortage in Manila Case
From Manila comes word that A. J. Lawshe once of Wabash has brought James Echar, a disbursing clerk, to account for funds of the insular boards. Echar faced charges of short handling his accounts and was sentenced to one year in person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sant Up
Trust Can Now Issue Bonds
TEENTON New Jersey February 5 Court of appeals Thursday reversed Judge Emerys decision in the Hodge suit against the Steel trust The injunction preventing the conversion of preferred steel into bonds was removed and the issue of the bonds may now go on uninterrupted
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trust
Teenton
N. J
Court of Appeals
Emery
Hodge
Steel Trust
First Festival Rehearsal at Shortridge High
The first general rehearsal of the big chorus for the coming music festival was held at Shortridge High Achoo Hall with a large crowd in attendance. John Stem, director of the festival, personally led the rehearsal. Rehearsals will be held every Sei ine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shortridge High
Achoo! Hall
John Stem
Pra‘thoter
Ropainl
Pension Ex-Slaves Bill Raised in Senate News
Washington explains Dill measure to pension ex slaves. Hanna denial of endorsement, doubts on success. Tennessee Republicans say Roosevelt favored, no Hanna delegation plans. Thorntown defeats petition to extend city corporation. saloon fight ends with anti lateen victory. midwinter revival under way. House approves post office appropriation bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hanna
Congress
Junna
Brownlow
Tennessee
Roosevelt
Mr. Brownlow
Fersonally
Thorntown
Ind
Lebanon
Robert Coffman
M. E. Church
Births and Deaths Highlight City Records in Kepley and More
Birth notices list Orrville and Mary Kepley Harrison Bt and others with many local addresses, all reporting boys and girls. Deaths include Mike Bush at 1000 Coe St from cirrhosis and Louisa Thompson at 3 with tuberculois, plus multiple other residents listed by age and cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orrvile
Mary Kepley
Harrison
Willam
Emma Hirbs
Hadley
William
Katie Terry
Reisnert
W. E
Carrie Stiers
Senate
Wm. H
Maude Hornwell
Hardwest
Mike Bush
Coe St
William Bieh
Penneylvania-st
Marasmus
Louisa ‘Thompson
Raymona-st
Anna Carney
Yandes-st
Ethel Money
Nancy Petticord
Church-st
A.D. van Sickle
Highlandpace
Alice Maylingle
Broadway
Reuben M DeHaven
Alayama
Catherine McNimrey
Agnes-st
Seatly
Elen Bilips
Bright-at
Edith A. Bowers
Bond-st
Lerentouls
Catarrh Tablets Gain Frontline Cure Claims
PR piece touts Bruff's or Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as a rapid cure for nasal, bronchial, throat, and stomach catarrh. Testimonials from F N Benton of Troy and Geo J Catanova of New York praise the tablets, noting ease of use and safety for children. A Pittsburgh physician prefers them over inhalers and other treatments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drugeista
Bruatt
F. N. Benton
Clark House
Troy
Stuart
Geo. J. Catanova
Hotel Griffon
W. Ninthat
New York City
Pittsburghi
Marvelous cure claimed for consumption by Dr Yonkerman
Promises a guaranteed cure for consumption and lung troubles attributed to Dr Derk P Yonkerman of Kalamazoo Michigan. Claims state officials and medical experts endorse the remedy and offer free trial packages to all who write.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yonkerman
Kalamazoo, Mich
Foy
Derk P. Yonkerman
Michigan
Koch
Luton
Pasteur
Shakeanenre
Kalamazoo
Mich
City Grain Market Report Shows Mixed Wheat and Corn Prices
Grain trading activity lists steady prices for wheat and corn with various No. 2 to No. 4 grades and mixed lots. Hay shows steady timothy at 14.50 and 2 timothy at 13. In Chicago, live country poultry prices range from 12 to 12 1/2 cents for hens and 7 to 10 dollars per dozen for geese, with butter and cheese prices prominent in dairy markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hay
Chicago
Gardener Fined in Test Case Over Market Horses
Eugene Lewis, a city market gardener, faced police court on Thursday for violating a new city ordinance prohibiting stands from leaving horses hitched to wagons in the market. The German Sardener's association backed the test case. Judge Stubbs fined $1 plus costs to permit an appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Lewis
Sardener’s Association
Judeg Stubbs
Elwood Girl Injured in Lamp Accident in Elwood
Elwood Ind Feb 5 Miss Floyd Gil More an Elwood girl who after graduating from the Ann Arbor Mich saw school went to Manila to take a position in the office of one of the United States judges was badly burned by the upsetting of a lamp A companion saved her by rolling her in a blanket Gift Accepted Madison Ind Feb 6 executive committee of Hanover college has accepted a 5000 gift for a library building from the widow of the late Vice president Hendricks a contract will be drawn for the building at once
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood
Ind
Floyd Gil- More
Ann Arbor
Mich
Manila
United States
Nor Mse
Madison, Ind
Board of Trustees of
Hanover College
Hendricks
Live Stock and New York Stocks Report A Mixed Trading Day
The cattle market remains active and steady with 700 receipts and broad ranges for steers and heifers. Major exchanges in New York show opening gains with Erie, St Paul, U P, and Reading driving early strength, while Rock Island deal optimism shapes sentiment and bond activity remains steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Erie
St. Paul
U. P
Reading
Southern Pacific
T B. BR. T
Rock Island
Pennsylvania
Atchison
TS. Steel
Amalgamated Copper
BRT
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Olie Davistt
Occidental Hotel
Indianapélia, Ind
Mise Otte Davis
Nellie McDonald
S. Cherry
Nashville
Tenn
Ote Davis
Apeanat
Celia Hartington
Detroit Mich
Plucky Girl
Pierces
William H. Young
Logansport Health Board
House
Post Office
A. James A. Williams
Mary Cox
George N. Chesman
Dora M. Johnston
Allen R. Houston
Bertha E. Morris
James J. White
Geldie A. Dowling
Mack Stanley
Alice Moorer
Virgil J. Spicklemire
Ada Daxter
Charles Smith
Lena Handley
B. J. Eilis
Hamilton
Michiganfl
George E. Wright
EuelldaviAnwood
Ready Manufacturing Company
Palmerst
Barth-ave
Thomas Gordon
Lecat
California
Pe Tomkerman
Tomo Aco
Pearin
Paravenet i
Cmlotzhauer
Ummen
Liberty
East Liberty
Choice
Mess Park
Elgin
Toledo
Cincinnativs
Cincinnati
Shippers
East Buffalo
BuCatelle
UISON
Fen
Inmbe
Bats
Santa-Papsin Capes
Rantalpipgha Co
Nemiera
Tafa
Tya
Sachon
Bartel
Chas
W. Elchrodt
Union
Mean Drug Co
Washingtoon L. E. Mortiaon & Co
Aitrgvat
Alpezeretiahs
Ledien
Takane Edit
Bangerees
Ernie En
Reid Rebasies
the Commercial Trust Co
Maret St
W. H. Betts
Ochzesyarst
Mastacuukaeee Ave
Mgiena
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