Cascarets Praised In Testimonials From Ohio Indiana and Missouri
A collection of consumer endorsements extols Cascarets for tape worm relief and liver complaints. Howard Wellman of Fairmount Ohio reports dramatic worm expulsion, while Mrs. John Stone of Put-In-Bay Island Ohio and Mrs. Harry Wood of Kenneth Indiana share quick improvements. Mrs. Jos Kresling of St. Louis notes rapid recovery after four doses.
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Cascarets
Howard W. Wellman
Tremont Street
Fairmount
Ohio
John Stone
Put-In-Bay Island, Ohio
Harry-Wood
Kenneth
Ind
Jos. Kresling
Congress St
St. Louis
Eleven Die in Chicago Gas Explosion at Trostel Shop
The blast at Trostel's meat shop and residence on Twenty second street and Archer avenue killed 11 people including Otto Trostel and family members. Dozens were injured as flames engulfed the three story frame building and nearby windows shattered amid gas mains blasts.
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Chicago
Archer Ave
Otto Trostel
Mrs. Trostel
Otto
Anna .Trostel
Fred Trostel
Benjamin Trostel
Lena Trostel
Emma Folz
J. W. McLeod
Trostel
Stricker
Indiana and Potomac Ordered to Join North Atlantic Squadron
Wardog Indiana and Potomac join the North Atlantic squadron now cruising southern waters and sail for Guantanamo Cuba. The Indiana left San Juan Porto Rico and the Potomac left Pensacola Florida. The squadron will move next to Colon Colombia.
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Washington
Indiana
Potomac
Guantanamo
Cuba
San Juan
Porto Rico
Pensacola
Fla
Colon
Colombia
Ben Daniels Marshal Appointment in Arizona Questioned
Police doubt the man named Ben Daniels as Arizona marshal may be the former Wyoming inmate who served time in penitentiary. The ex convict is reportedly in the cattle business somewhere in New Mexico. Arizona Daniels friends deny any prison record.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Ben Daniels
Arizona
Wyoming
New Mexico
Daniels
Explosion tears Fort Wayne home. four hurt
At 7 thirty a m Hallie Kline a Koppenhoefer butcher driver entered the basement with burning paper to thaw a water pipe. A natural gas ignition caused a violent blast. Sline lost hair and suffered severe burns. Mercy an adopted daughter age five was crushed and doomed to die. Will a young son, and the parents were badly burned. The house was blown apart and is a total wreck.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Hallie Kline
Fred Koppenhoefer
Koppenhoefer
Stophlet St
Sline
Mercy
Will
Murdered Wife of Plantation Owner In Robbery Claim
Mrs. Fauste wife of a large Norfolk plantation owner was killed at her home near Tinkley on Wednesday night by unknown robbers. Investigators believe robbery was the motive as Fauste often kept a large sum in the house and was away in Petersburg when the murder occurred. Mrs. Fauste was alone at the time.
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Norfolk
Fauste
Tinkley
Petersburg
Railway changes erase Wadsworth Nevada from map
San Francisco report states the Central Pacific route straightens its line cutting off Wadsworth Nevada population 1300, leading to the town’s desertion and planned disappearance within months.
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San Francisco
Wadsworth
Nev
Veteran Firemen Ball Promises Social Highlight
The Veteran hand engine firemen club stages a masquerade ball on February 19 at Tomlinson hall to raise funds for needy older firefighters. Many members are over 90 and once served in volunteer companies, with a committee led by Ben F. Gresh and D. W. Brouse.
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Tomlinson Hall
Ben F. Gresh
D. W. Brouse
John Coburn
John Do
Gerste Arrested After City Treasurer Defalcation
Philip Gerste, removed from the office of Buffalo city treasurer for a defalcation of 44000 dollars, was arrested Thursday after being at large since December. He loaned funds to friends and used city money for private investment. bondsmen have repaid the stolen sum.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Philip Gerste
Gerste
Frank M. Loomis
Miss Helen Hay Becomes Bride of Payne Whitney
Washington February 6 Helen Hay eldest daughter of John Hay secretary of state becomes the wife of Payne Whitney second son of William C Whitney of New York The ceremony at the Church of the Covenant was attended by the president and diplomatic corps among others The couple will spend time in the south and Europe before settling in New York Col Oliver Payne gave a diamond necklace and a furnished residence in New York as gifts
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Washington
Church of the Covenant
Connecticut Ave
Helen Hay
John Hay
Payne Whitney
Wm. C. Whitney
New York
United States
Army
Navy
Congress
Judiciary
Tunis F. Hamlin
H. C. Haydn
Old Stone Presbyterian Church
Cleveland
Adelbert
Alice Hay
Dorothy Whitney
Tannhauser
Die Miestersinger
Dudley Buck
Elsa
Lohengrin
Mendelssohn
Hay
Roosevelt
Hattie Blaine
Truxton Beale
Col. Oliver Payne
Col. Payne
Fifth Ave
Tuxedo
South
Thomasville
Europe
Yale
Adelbert Hay
Oliver Payne
Troop and Detective Guard For Prince Henry Yacht Event
New York plans 500 troops and many plainclothes detectives to guard the launch of Kaiser William's yacht at Shooters' Island. The New York naval militia will escort the president and prince, with Townsend Downey managing invitations under strict Secret Service review. Critics complain over demand for opera seats amid tight control of guest lists.
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New York
Prince Henry
Shooters’ Island
Kaiser William
Roosevelt
Townsend & Downey
Downey
Low
Washington
Secret Service Bureau
Agun
Roosevelts Policy on Schley and Navy Moves Cited
A Knoxville banquet honors Schley while Washington Post notes Roosevelt may oppose him. A push to retire Capt Hobson due to poor eyesight and other national items include a ban on pardons for the Youngers and Roosevelt’s Charleston exposition visit next week.
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St. Louis
Washington Post
Roosevelt
Admiral Schley
Hobson
Navy
The
Nickel Corporation
London
Charles M. Schwab
Steel Trust
Minnesota State Board of Pardons
Charleston Exposition
Washington
V Warding
Food and health claim from Postum cereal ad
An advertising passage extols Grave-Nuts and Postum Cereal Food Coffee as the path to firm health and a money making brain. It argues modern diets lack essential elements and coffee harms, urging reliance on Postum’s products from Battle Creek, Michigan.
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Postum Cereal’ Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Undertaker in Vincennes Suffering Blood Poisoning After Toe Injury
Dexter Gardner of Vincennes Indiana an undertaker is near death from blood poisoning after a stranger on an E T H train Nov 21 slammed a seat back on his toe. The toe was amputated but the poison spreads through his system. If the stranger is found damages will be sought.
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Vincennes
Ind
Dexter Gardner
Sullivan County
Gardner
Cook County Democratic Tour Heads South Through Many Cities
Two hundred Cook county democracy members embarked on a ten day southern tour departing from Chicago. The group will visit Lafayette Indiana Indianapolis Cincinnati Huntington Charleston Hinton and more ending in Virginia, North and South Carolina, Georgia Tennessee Kentucky and Georgia. They plan to supper at the Grand hotel in Indianapolis Thursday evening.
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Chicago
Nurse fatally burned after cough medicine explosion
In Thorntown Indiana on February 6 Lydia Adams a Lafayette nurse was heating cough medicine when a bottle exploded causing severe burns. The incident may prove fatal as doctors treat her injuries.
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Thorntown
Ind
Lydia Adams
Lafayette
Trial adjourned in Patrick murder case due to juror illness
In New York on February 6, Recorder Goff adjourned the Patrick murder trial until Monday because juror Campbell was too sick to attend court. The defendant is Lawyer Patrick, accused in the death of Millionaire Rice.
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New, York
Campbell
Goff
Patrick
Millionaire Rice
Warren liner Kansas arrives with smallpox cases
Liverpool dispatch reports the Warren liner IKX Kansas from Boston arriving Thursday with several smallpox cases aboard. The patients were moved to the quarantine hospital.
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Liverpool
Ikxkansas
Mboston
Prospects for Swift China Treaty Adjustment
Victoria B C Feb 6 General Sharrett United States trade commissioner says prospects are good for a speedy settlement of the new commercial treaty with China. Representatives of all powers discuss the matter and aim to open more ports allow foreigners to build mines railways and secure better trading facilities.
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Victoria
B. C
Sharrette
United States
China
Nerve Pills prove a tonic for nervous weakness
Indianapolis readers report Dr A W Chases Nerve Pills restore nerve force and ease dizzy spells. N S Beckner of Monument Square says the pills from Hyder's Drug Store cured nervous prostration and rebuilt strength. Sold 50 cents a box by dealers or Dr A W Chase Medicine Co Buffalo NY with portrait and signature on every pack.
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Indianapolis
A. W. Chase
N. S. Beckner
Monument Square
Ind
Hyder
Warmer Air Coming Forecast Breaks Cold Spell
The weather bureau promises relief from extreme cold. Temperatures rose from zero to 20 above by Thursday morning with a further rise predicted. Flurries of snow and rising temperatures are forecast as the northwest cold breaks.
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the Weather Bureau
“Little Joe” Is Dying in Kentucky Home
FRANKFORT Ky Feb 1 3 Blackburn Jr known as Little Joe is thought to be dying of heart trouble at Cant Eph Tillards home in Frankfort Senator Blackburn arrived from Washington to be at his bedside Little Joe was a familiar figure in Washington for many years and has many friends in Kentucky
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Frankfort
Blackburn, Jr
Roosevelt Nominates Four Indiana Postmasters
President Roosevelt sent to the senate on Wednesday the nominations of four Indiana postmasters. The appointees are E. O. Rose for Angola Alfred Welshans for Danville Morton Wilgore for Goodland and Harry A. Strohm for Kentland.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Indiana
Senate
Angola
E. O. Rose
Danville
Alfred Welshans
Goodland
Morton Wilgore
Kentland
Harry A. Strohm
Knight Companion Steamship Wrecked Off Japan Valued at 60000
A cable from Hong Kong reports the steamship Knight Companion wrecked on the Japanese coast. The vessel and cargo are valued at sixty thousand dollars and are described as a total loss.
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Portland
Ore
Hong-Kong
Knight Companion
Japan
Carse
Train Ran Wild In Pittsburg Crash Injures Engineer
Train No. 107 dashed from the B and O yards without the usual throttle control. Engineer H A McBurney leaned from the cab and struck a bridge abutment, badly cutting his head and rendering him unconscious. The train continued to Glenwood before the fireman halted it. McBurney is expected to recover.
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Pittsburg
H. A. McBurney
Glenwoal
McBurney
Wrecked coal barges Antelope and Belle of Oregon reach shore
Fire Island reports two more bodies recovered from the wreck of the coal barges Antelope and Belle of Oregon. Five bodies have now been recovered, with the vessels coming ashore Thursday near the wreck site.
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Fire Island
N. Y
Antelope
Belle
Oregon
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John Dorsen
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Wardog
City OF
Knoxville, Tenn
Schley
Cook County Democracy
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Panama
Drc
L.S. Ayres
Northwest
Little Joe
Hoosier
Allen
Allen 8
Olmsted
LeRoy
N.Y
Marvel
Marvel CO
Room Times Gids
Times
Chas. W. Eichrodt
Union Station
Sloan Drug Co
W. Washington-st
Frank H. Carter
Washington-st
Harry-Francis Pharmacy
Cor. Penn
Ohio-sts
L. E. Morrison & Co
W. Wash.st
Washington St
Nancijal
TRE Indianapolis Gas Company
Engineer
Lorre
E. E. Reese
Newton Claypool
George A. Ligier
Newton Claypool Bld
WM. B. Burford
Indianapolis, Ind
Okey Burial Vault Co
Lawblog
Henry Karstadt
Brill Dyeing and Cleaning Co
Mags.ave
N. Il-st
G. H. Clay
M. D
N. Ii-St
New York Dental Company
Merz & Ribble
Bird
Wilhite & Holloway
N. Penn,st
Denison
General Worth
Firstclass Drug
C. W. Kriel
Springfield, Il
Indiana Dental College
S. W. Cor
Delaware
Ohip-stg
Bretzman
Illinois-st
County Recorder
SUN
Lew Shank
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