Swamp Root Promoted As Kidney and Bladder Remedy
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a universal aid for backache kidney and urinary issues. It claims rapid relief for Mrs Fainer and cites testimonials from Dr Kilmer s company and customers, urging readers to request a free trial and buy bottles at drug stores nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
Mom Pertolis
Bright
Kilmer & CO
Binghamton, N
Jase March
F. Thomas
Bestsat
Buffalo
N.Y
Kilmer
Mavere
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
Indianapolig Daily Sun
Dr. Kilmer
Senator OBrien censured in party vote dispute
In a Wednesday senate session a strict party caucus adopted a resolution censuring Senator OBrien for refusing to vote on the Suns day baseball bill. The move, led by Republicans and opposed by Democrats, aimed to politically place OBrien, chair of the Democratic State Committee, in a bind. The reading sparked heated remarks and accusations of expulsion were discussed by some conservatives, but the final action was a censuring resolution. Senator OBrien stood by his choice, his wife had advised him not to vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
O'Brien
Democrats
Democratic State Committee
Panaman
Fortuna
Syen
Noco
Benater Jindley
Linder
Fortune
Lindsey
DeHavenleo
DeHaven
Fortunes
Local child dies of smallpox after illness
Mia Renda Cramer of 1216 N Capito avenue died Wednesday after three days of sickness from smallpox. She had never been vaccinated. Local health officials note the case emphasizes vaccination importance.
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Mia
Renda Cramer
A Corker But Not Much of a Pastor
A Central New York clergyman famed for oratory faced steady parishioner remonstrances over private life. He urged listeners to “do and tell you to do,” while critics noted many doctors and patients rely on coffee or tea, despite warnings. A Minnesota physician credits Postum with restoring health after coffee dependence and nervous debility.
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New York State
Minn
Ays
Postim Ops
Batts Creek
Mich
Postum
Coal Teamsters Strike Halts Delivery In Indianapolis
Indianapolis coal trade faces delivery disruptions as teamsters refuse to haul coal. Companies report plenty stock yet lack workers to transport it, with orders delayed and some firms canceling or delaying service. Prices overall hold despite higher haul costs to suburbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teameters
Indianapolis
Coal Companion
Worl
Bae
Frank M. Dell Hat
Island Cont
Island Coal Company
Tharatny
Stavewood
A. B. Meyer Company
Indianapolis Coat Company
Albert Thayer
Atoll- Mona
Consolidated Coal Company
Malott Company
Cial
Enovel Teamsters
Arrest Women Who Play Whist in Washington D C
A Washington report describes police raids on fashionable homes where women played whist and Euchre. The article brands female players as gamblers and notes the pastor of Hirac Presbyterian Church urging arrests and fines for those involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Stomart
Hirac
Continuous Festivities For Miss Roosevelt In New Orleans
New Orleans hosts almost nonstop events for Miss Alice Roosevelt and Miss Root during their visit. A luncheon and dinner were held with Miss Norvin T. Harris hosting, followed by a planned luncheon and the first annual parade and second carnival ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orlead la
New Orleans
Alice Roosevelt
Mixa Root
Bins Roosevelt
Norvin T. Harris
MccIhenny
Catholic Priest Preaches From Baptist Pulpit in New Haven
In New Haven on a Tuesday night at Immanuel Baptist Church colored, Rev Clement Thuente of St Marys Catholic Church entered the pulpit to deliver a sermon titled Christ the savior. Baptist pastor Rev A C Powell announced the Catholic priests appearance as marking a new epoch in Christian religion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Pet
Immanuel Baptist Church
Clement Thuente
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Hin Serman
Baptist Church
A. C. Powell
the Pricet
Big Pugs Plan European Boxing Tour in 1900s
Chicago reports plans by Jim Jetries and Bob Fitzsimmons to tour Europe starting next May. The pair will travel to England Scotland Iceland Wales France Germany Russia Italy and Sweden to showcase American boxing. They expect to return to the United States by October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jim Jetries
Bob Fitzsimmons
Europe
England
Scotland
Iceland
Wales
France
Germany
Russia
Italy
Sweden
United Statts
King Edward commissions Stewart to design Osborne training school
King Edward, angered by an English firm’s slow pace, orders Stewart of Westinghouse to draft plans for a new Osborne training school. Stewart, formerly of Cleveland, promises ten days for plans and completion by August, after the king’s ire.
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London
Edward
Stewart
Cleveland
Westinghouse Company
Osborne
Foreclosure Looms Over Chicago Church Mortgage
Hetty Will Foreclose in Chicago if Fir Presbyterian Church does not pay 413 995.45 debt. Trustees borrowed in June 1801. property passed through First Baptist and Trinity Methodist to Presbyterians. Lawyers say any trustee could be sued individually. Mrs Green, in New York, questions church figures amid internal clashes.
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Chicago
Fir Presbyterian Church
New York
Fire on the Gertrude Ends Two Vessels' Night Spark
In Boston on Thursday at 3 am a blaze in the cabin of the schooner Gertrude killed one man and forced another to leap into the harbor to escape. Theodore Dovtect, a Wainwright crew member, perished, while Hubbard, initially burned, was rescued and is expected to recover. The Gertrude suffered minor damage.
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Boston
Gertrude
Theodore Dovtect
Wainwright
Hil Hubbrd
Hubbard
Chicago museum project seeks ten million dollar site
Marshall Pleth has applied to the South Park commissioners to erect a ten million dollar Lake Front museum replacing the Field Columbian museum near Grant Park. A Wield representative told the park board on Wednesday the merchant prince is ready to fund the monument for Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Marshall Pleth Haa
South Park
Lake Front Park
Field Columbian Museum
Dackron Park
Wield
Merchant Prince
Duel in Budapest Leaves Baron Scarred and Honor Questioned
In Budapest on Thursday a sabre duel occurred between Baron Gran Pejevary, the elderly minister of national defense, and Langys, a member of the Hungarian house of deputies. Pejevary suffered a cut on the hand and his honor was questioned after Langys allegedly offended him over recent oils. Despite his age, the baron preferred to fight with wives instead of foils, as had been suggested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Gran Pejevary
National Defense
Err Langys
House of Deputies
Fejevary
Wan
Emigration of 4000 Austrian Slaves to America Reported
Vienna reports in the Volkablatt that about four thousand slaves are weekly emigrants from Austria’s northern and eastern provinces to the United States. The Ruthenians form the largest group, followed by the Pales and then Sisvake and Slavanians in the readable fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Volkablatt
Austria
America
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets Claim Cure for Catarrh
An advertisement extols Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as an internal cure for catarrh, claiming elminates catarrhal poison from blood and treats throat and stomach. It touts no cocaine or harmful drugs, praises ease of use, and cites a Rochester testimonial noting improved digestion, hearing, and general health after daily use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuarts
Stuart
R. Membrandt
Rochester
Bryart
Smashing the Abeateleal Syndicate Targeted by Theater Combine
New York report says State and Harlin of New York Frank Burt of Theda and Blair and Martin lead a drive to smash the Abeateleal theatrical syndicate by forming a new coalition of high priced and low priced playhouses across circuits. The plan may include anti syndicate figures such as Gary Flake James K Hackett and Maurice Campbell and follows long running tensions with syndicate managers.
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New York
State & Harlin
Frank Burt
Theda
Blair & Martin
Jave
Garrison Gary Flake
James K. Hackett
Maurice Campbell
Henrietta Grossman
Fiske
Rockefeller Seen Likely to Control New York Transit
A report claims John D. Rockefeller has secured warrants for 90,000 shares of Metropolitan street railway stock, giving him practical control of alighting and traction facilities in Greater New York. White denies confirmation or denial. Rockefeller is a major stockholder in rail lines and already dominates several transit companies.
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New York
Fed
Jann
Whiteney
Metropolitan Street Railway
Bad Fire In Glasgow Docks Causes Heavy Damage
Fire at a naptha shop on Glasgow docks caused over £6000 damage. The blaze spread to the Allen Ive sheds and burning oil ran into the Clyde. Firemen battled the flames for hours as the harbor area was threatened. damage partly covered by insurance.
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Glasgow
Glaegow
Kown
Clyde
Flag Presented to General Jacob Smith at Sea
Portsmou th C February 12 General Jacob Smith Iell roaring Jake has received from officers and crew of the United States gunboat Vicksburg a magnificent flag made of the finest Chinese silk The Vicksburg was the flagship to report to him in Samar The general begins a Friday on an extended European tour.
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Portsmouth
Jacob Smith
Jake
Vickalurz
Vicksturg
Samar
Genera Jenyes
Philadelphia Blaze Destroys Griffin & Co Factory
A Thursday morning blaze in Philadelphia destroyed the four story brick gas axle and tractor factory of John J. Griffin & Co. The fire began around 6 am and burned for several hours. Estimated losses run to 5150,400.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
John J. Grifin & Co
Young Men's Dramatic Club presents Ay Uncle at St Boniface benefit
City life notes announce the Young men's dramatic club will present the three act comedy Ay Uncle for the benefit of St Boniface benevolent society at Marys ball. Also listed are Knights of Honor officers elected on Wednesday with Urand dictator AP Hitz of Evansville and other grand officials from Wheatland Jeffersonville Loogoostee and Indianapolis.
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St. Boniface Beteverent Society
Art Marys Ball
Sunlay Nlant
Grant Logge
Knights of Honor
Urand
Hitz
Evanavillie
Moses Alexander
Loogostee
Samuel H. Weaver
Thrilling Escape From Boat Driven on Rocks
New York February 12 ferrypoat Merpont of Hamilton line was driven on Governor's Island west shore by a gale. Passengers many women were rescued by regular army soldiers after a drilling mishap. Fifty passengers stepped ashore as the boat lay on rocks. Steering gear damaged. towing impossible until next flood tide.
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New York
Sxamingttol
Pierpont
Fee
Merrill
Births Deaths and Marriages in Meridian and City Districts
Listings of births including P. Bh and Julia Broderick and many others, with numerous names and addresses. Deaths noted like Mary Coughlin and Abraham Walker. Marriages listed such as William Meriwether and Helen Ally and Archie W. Pratt with Zann E. Gotne. Building permits granted for homes in Chester near Washington Street and Stout Avenue.
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P. BH
Julia Broderick
W. Sienwan
Kim Churlen
Francia McDowell
Meridian
M. Dow
John
Elia Forte
W. Henryat
Goma
Hattie Atherton
Diverot
Oliver
Artelia Horn
Uos Galest
Frank G
Mary Deal
Dox
Bary
Rome Stephenson
Market-st
Boy
Mary Wheatley
Iman Ave
Bet
Cora Calder
Hovey T
Boa
Charles
Della Bhuey
Blake St
Ifl
Ruscoo
Edna Zelgner
Cary Aelbuve
Indiana Briefs A chaotic patchwork of notices
Bloomington Wilson Clark Wend central plant operation in Summitville notes, Marion bigamy verdict for George Schott, Vincennes coal famine and a railroad financing, Evansville river thaw risk, Mrs Eva Maubald death, Vincennes coal shortage and new line from Vincennes to Seymour, Marion electric company formation, LaPorte right of way for electric line, Elkart girl’s hand frozen on way to school, South Bend candidate for state senate, Logansport natural gas low pressure, South Bend leopard pneumonia caution, Enigaville property dispute, Crawfordsville tramps rescued from cold, Evansville youth arrest, Angola skeleton found linked to old disappearance.
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Summitville
Ell Central Grase Company
Weinesdas
Marion
George Schott
Matthey
Grant Vireult
Kokumo
Anna B. Honingsworth
Hale
Shelbyville
Ntkes
Te Huckstera Did Not Start Out On Their Regular Tweekly Trip. Evansville
Evansville
Eva Maubald
Vincennes
Southern Indiana Imietion Company
Tts Él
Mme
Serowsburg
Citizens' Electricight Company
Ma Marion Urht and
Hexting Company
Laporte
Ucurhl
New York
Chicago
Elkwart
Charles Sternberg
Indiana
South Benda
Carlisle
Clem Studetaker
Wenntor
Burns
Logansport
Jagansport
South Dend
Henry OM Pride
Huyavils
Mra
J. R. Mullen
Aloe Green
Crawfordsville
Downs
Peoria
Evaneville
Willie Taylor
Eon
Henderson
OW Booth
Rumettene
Fish Lake
Jasper Matthew
Equine remedy ad and scattered column mention
Fragmentary OCR text references a cold cure claim and a column on pages six and seven in The Bun with various real estate and miscellaneous items offered for rent exchange or sale. It notes signatures and a motion related to a person or entity, with garbled names and items like a wagon and cats referenced.
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Big Pugs
King Edward
Hetty
Chicago Museum
Marshall Field
Rockefeller
City Life
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Famous Perry Pictures
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L. S. AYRES @ Co
Humbert
Paris
Furahert
Wllty
Irené Desplanques
Harriel Denplanques
Parla
Alexander Pavlov
Orca
Tihon
Mary Coughlin
Tus Bercumnais
Abraham Walker
St. Huron-at
Bright's
William Meriwerher
Helen S. Ally
Poward Pulte
Rosa Bedinghaue
Archie W. Pratt
Zann E. Gotne
Walter A. Graham
Carle
Butlez
Altert Eyendsen
Mary Dalton
Clarence A. Jones
Myrtle B. Mattox
Geotee G. Sinmona
Lulu Mf. Hampton
Vingry T. Sink
Blanche M. Livingstance
Murry EB. Alber Anil Gracie Hines
George L. Wittlinger
Anos B. Aol
Edward Hardy
Belle McClelland
Chritian F. Teubking
Chester
Washington St
W. F. Holmes
Stout-ave
Houpe
Indiana Briefs
Wilson Clark
A. W. Grove
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