O Rourke Endorses Paine's Celery for Nerves and Endurance
Thomas O'Rourke of New York, famed trainer, writes that Paine's Celery Compound invig orates the nervous system and aids prime condition. He cites athletes he trained like George Dixon and Sharkey, praising the remedy as essential for nerves, vitality, and recovery in demanding contests.
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Thomas O’rourke
New York City
Paine
O’rourke
O'Rourke
George Dixon
Lete
Sharkey
Mr. O'Rourke
Broadway Athletic Club
Lenox Club
Coney Island Club
Royals
America
Trial to Decide If Burnett Aided Suicide Murder
Chicago report states Dr. Orville Burnett faces a new point of law in Illinois as he stands trial before Judge Smith. The case asks if Burnett, who attempted suicide in a South-side hotel with Mrs. W. L. Nichol, murdered in aiding her to end her life. A note from Nichol bidding farewell to her husband and children is cited, alongside claims Burnett feigned agreement and took only enough poison to appear ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Smith
Illinois
Orville
Burnett
W. L. Nichol
Lanier & Moore Open New Shop At Ohio And Pennsylvania
Lanier and Moore formerly Denison house barber shop have opened a new location at the corner of Ohio and Pennsylvania streets, in the former Harry's place, now open for business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanier & Moore
Denison House Barber Shop
Ohio
Pennsylvania-sts
Harry’s Old Place
Sympathy Telegram Opens National Sportsmen Meeting in Indianapolis
Delegates from many states gathered at the Hotel English for the national meeting of the League of American Sportsmen. Geo O Shields led the delegation from New York, and a telegram to President Roosevelt expressed sympathy over his son’s illness, with officials noting the son’s condition improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Commercial Club
League of American Sportsmen
Geo. O. Shields
New York
Indianapolis
Frank L. Littleton
Monroe Wycoff
Port Townsend
Wash
J. W. Conner
Kalispell
Mont
J. M. Gamut
Great Falls
H. A. Morgan
Austin
Minn
Harry E. Lee
Chicago
Frank Dunham
Robinson
Ill
A. Whitehead
Denver
Col
A. J. Applegate
Wichita
Kan
English
Bookwalter
Gov
Durbin
League
Rattler Attacks Photographer Knocks Off Grip
Western author and scientist G. Wharton James was bitten by a rattlesnake he tried to photograph in a Phoenix curiosity store. The immense captive reptile, said to be the largest in captivity, had already killed two men who attempted to handle it. James grasped the snake, it coiled, and it bit his thumb before help arrived. doctors fear a fatal outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Cromer Nominated for Congress in District 8 After Ballot Drama
Hon. George W. Cromer of Muncie wins renomination on the thirteenth ballot at Portland Indiana with 108 votes, securing the Republican nomination for Congress. Wells and Randolph counties influence the outcome as Dunlap and Shockney trails. a dramatic interruption sees Shockney persuading Randolph to stick to his line.
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Indiana
Portland
Shockney
Ind
George W. Cromer
Muncie
Congress
Cromer
Cromerites
Wells County
Dunlap
Randolph
James Engle
Randolph County
Adams County
Delaware
Jay
Wells
Madison
Theft Reported at Public Library and School Board Notes
The school board heard of a $20 library till theft, with Miss Browning noting strong suspicions but offering no suspect. A separate anonymous letter urged health rules against chalk dust. The board approved $5,451.43 for semi monthly bills, allocated to funds, and designated funds for the kindergarten. New teachers were announced, resignations filed, bids for furnaces were received, and W A McAdam was named day engineer at the library.
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Miss Browning
Moore
Cleland
Children’s Aid Society
Kendall
Twentyfourth St
Martindale Ave
Jackson Park
H. E. Smith
Lowry & Nixon
Marion Trust Company
M. J. Osgood
Sally A. Wright
C. E H. Curtis
Shortridge
L. B. McMullen
Alma M. Holden
Shortridge High School
Ida E. Copeland
Beulah Porter
Peter Scherer
Laura E. O’brien
Bertha C. Thompson
Myrtle Sloan
Detroit Automatic Stoker Company
American Stoker Company
Pittsburg
W. A. McAdam
If You Want to Stop a Street Car
An advertisement noting E. W. Grove must appear on every box of the genuine Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets, the celebrated Cold and Grip Cure. It also lists Dr. W. B. Craig, Veterinary Surgeon, with office at Wood's Stable and telephone 107 for dog treatment.
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E. W. Grove
W. B. Craig
Wood's Stable
Indiana Dental College Advertisement Notice
Indiana Dental College at S. W. Cor Delaware and Chiosis opens to receive patients from 9 am to 5 pm for all kinds of dental work.
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Indiana Dental College
S. W. Cor
Delaware and Chiosis
Illustrated monthly preview of California scenery
Copy of the illustrated monthly The Chicago 400, a journal of travel and topics, is praised as a finest illustrated publication. It features tinted half ton es and high quality letter press, mirroring California scenery. Copies are mailed for two cents postage via N. M. Breeze in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illustrated Monthly
Chicago
Chicago & Northwestern R'y
California
N. M. Breeze
Vinest
Cincinnati
Charles F Baron for County Commissioner
A brief political appeal urges votes for Charles F Baron in the county commissioner race. A second fragment notes bargains in upright pianos at Baldwin's and mentions lightly used instruments.
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Charles F. Baron
Baldwin's
Pretty Miss Scott Regrets Escapade Amid City Controversy
Helen Scott, 17, now regrets her actions with Fred Stanford, a peanut peddler, saying she never intended to marry him. Stanford, claiming to sell privileges for county fairs, says they planned to marry but could not obtain a license, with detectives’ involvement prompting a hasty Louisville trip and a return to Indianapolis. He asserts they will be married soon.
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Helen Scott
Fred Stanford
Crawfordsville
Stanford
Miss Scott
Miss Caldwell
Indianapolis
Ing Stanford
Louisville
Caldwell
Franklin
Scott
Brigands fight over Miss Stone release in Vienna
A band of brigands attacked the captors of American missionary Miss Ebien M. Stone in Vienna. A desperate clash left 20 brigands dead or wounded while Miss Stone escaped injury. exact victor of the ransom remains unclear.
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Miss Stone
Dog Skin Graft Heals Boy After Street Crash
New York February 12 Otto Trammer escaped life disfigurement after surgeons grafted six inches of dog skin onto his skull to cover a missing scalp from a trolley accident. The dog hair is reportedly growing and restoring the boy’s head.
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New York
Otto Trammer
Flower Hos
Pital
Otto
Third-ave
Plainfield Sees Progress Amid Cold On Electric Line
In Plainfield Indiana the Indianapolis & Western company's electric line work is slowed by extreme cold yet expected to resume when weather moderates. Despite the chill the firm laid several squares of track, dirted over to avoid street disruption, and Plainfield residents remain enthusiastic about the proposed road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainfield
Ind
Indianapolis & Western Company
Hamilton County Republicans names slate in primary
Noblesville Indiana February twelve. Hamilton county Republicans at their primary named a ticket led by Representative J. A. Mitchell and Judge Ira W. Christian. Other posts include Sheriff Albert Cox Clerk C. J. Wheeler Recorder F. L. Kinneman Prosecutor F. E. Hines Surveyor H. L. Findley Coroner C. C. Ray Treasurer Milo Hershey Commissioners Thomas Hussey and Hamilton Metsker. Republican nomination in Hamilton County is regarded as the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noblesville
Ind
Hamilton County
J. A. Mitchell
Ira W. Christian
Albert Cox
C. J. Wheeler
F. L. Kinneman
F. E. Hines
H. L. Findley
C. C.ray
Milo Hershey
Thomas Hussey
Hamilton Metsker
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Qrourkes
Thomas F. O'Rourke
WM. B. Burford
Ina
Big Rattler
G. Wharton James
Phoenix, Ariz
Romer
California Illustrated
Vienna
Die
Gands
Miss
Ebien M. Stone
Nature
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek
Mich
L.S. Ayres
the Starr Piano Company
Knabe, Starr, Weber
Richmond
Baumeister
Davenport & Tracey
Steinway, Chase, Chickering
Kranich & Bach
Hazelton
Remington
Bracket
Hinzon & Rozen
The
Starr Piano Company
Representative Piano House
Pennsylvania Street
NY Credit Clothiers OF America
North
Menter, Rosenbloom & CO
Pennsylvania St
Indianapolis, Ind
People’s Credit Clothing CO
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