Doan's Kidney Pills End Backache and Kidney Woes
An Indianapolis citizen describes sharp pains under the right rib and into the groin, with backache and urinary trouble. After trying several remedies with no relief, Doan's Kidney Pills from Henry J. Huder's drug store, price 50 cents, brought rapid improvement and a claimed cure. The product is marketed by Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y. Remember the name, Doan's.
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Indianapolis
HH. T. Futter
California Street
North
Dou
Henry J. Huder
Gale
Foater-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. T
United States
Doan
Ten Million Dollar Scare In Fitzgerald Building
Occupants reported a strong odor Saturday noon as smoke filled the Fitzgerald building lower floor. No fire visible until firefighters traced a blaze in a manhole where waste had ignited, with smoke drawn into the building via a conduit.
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Fitzgerald
Fire Department
Injured man may not recover after street collision
N H Bune father in law of H H Lamb 822 Talbert ave. with whom he lived was run down by two carriages at Washington and Pennsylvania st. Thursday evening. He is in a very precarious condition at City hospital with small hopes for recovery as he has been unconscious since the accident.
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N. H. Bune
H. H. Lamb
Talbert Ave
Humberts Acquitted in Paris Libel Case
Paris February 2 The Humberts were acquitted of libel charged by M. Cattaul banker. A large court crowd cheered Madame Humbert when verdict was read. The Humberts, linked to a noted swindling scheme, had accused Cattaul of usury.
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Humberta
Hbel
M. Cattaul
Madame Humbert
Humberts
Cattaul
Ibel
M. Humbert
M. Humbert Avi
Crawford Will
Viscount Torreca expelled from Madrid club after assault
Madrid reports Viscount Torreca of the Calna de Madrid is expelled from Spain after being beaten at the club amid accusations of defrauding members of about 500 000 pesetas. Victims include members of the American delegation. Separate item notes Young Woman Insane, Beriba Hatz, 30, diagnosed by Justice Smock after delusions of poisoning her brother and murder of her father. Public offices to close on Washington's Birthday.
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Viscount Torrecayada
Caalna de Madrid
Spain
Beriba Hatz
Maturday
Justice Smock
Seneral Mantha
Sigele
Insurgents Advance as Ottoman Forces Mobilize in Balkans
The Sultan calls troops to Constantinople as reserves leave the Satanical district for service and the Smyrna Kasaba line is told to hold 25 000 soldiers for transport to Bracedonia. Vienna reports insurgents moving in the Struma valley toward a Macedonian city northeast of Selonten.
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Porte
Smyrna
Insurgenta
Vienna
Neue Prie Prease
Struma
Eres
Macedonia
Selonten
Spirit communication in Steinenville warns of drowning victim
Cecil Collins, agent at Tech Run, reports a spirit call from a dead friend M A Bowles of Brilliant who drowned recently at Glasspost Pa. The instrument in the office gave a call, Bowles described his drowning spot and body drift. Collins plans a spirit guided search for the body.
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Steinenville
Cecil Collins
C&p. Ratronal
Tech Run
M. A. Bowles
Brilliant
Glaaspost
Colling
Dowles
Book Saved His Life in Chattanooga Knife Attack
In Chattanooga Tennessee on February 21 Po A G Johnsen was wounded when a suspect identified as a negro stabbed him as he attempted to arrest him. The knife struck a notebook in the officer’s pocket near his heart, sparing a fatal injury.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Weeman
A. G. Johnsen
Johnsen
Wells
Arrowt
Cedar Rapids Hotel Fire Claims Ten Lives
Feb 21 with six bodies recovered from Cedar Rapids hotel ruins. Four identified dead include W A Mowery stockman What Cheer EB C Young Western Union official E Holmes Unaties Cook L C Burnett Nebraska City Nev Dr G G Graves Cedar Rapids. Search efforts continue for additional victims as debris is cleared.
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Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
C. Burnett
G. G. Groves
W. A. Mowery
Stockman
EB. C. Young
Western Union Telegraph Company
Rock Island
Davenport
E. Holmes
Cook
L. C. Burnett
Nebraska City
Nev
G. G. Graves
Chicago man found guilty of murder after prayer on trial
An unidentified Chicago man, accused of killing King Robert Nelson ten years ago, prayed before jurors during the trial and was found guilty. The jury set his penitentiary sentence at 35 years. Stone escaped and was captured in England last December.
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Chicago
Urorga Btane
Robert Nelson
Esa
Stone
England
Smiley Stephenson event eyed by town critics
The Y M C A plans a Friday evening program featuring Laura Cameron Stephenson and endorsement chatter from writers and impresarios. Labored praise of Mrs Stephenson’s voice and stage presence contrasts with details of a local book signing by Beata at A B Winters. Partial Grand Jury Report lists indictments including burglary petit larceny and grand larceny with arraignments and dates noted.
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M.C. A
Smiley
Alford
Jamen Rarfdon
John Shafer
Sam Hudson
Frank Edmundson
Michael Bowler
John Youngerman
Leonard Maley
Henry White
Must Not Spit in the Cars and Public Places Law
St Louis February 21 Mayor Wells has signed a bill banning spitting in street cars cafes and public spaces. Condu ctors sextons and janitors are empowered to arrest violators with police authority. Minimum fines set for violations.
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St.louis
Bie
Wellshow
Cornerstone laid for Army War College in Washington
In Washington on February 21 a cornerstone ceremony marked a new era for the Army War College. Congress funded the building and grounds at 4,260 dollars. The site is the former Washington Barracks riverfront. Attending were the president, the secretary of war, Maj. Gen. Young, college president, and Bishop Henry V. Satterlee with Masonic rites by the Grand Lodge of the District of Columbia.
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Washington
Army War College
Ita
Congress
Washington Barracks
River Front
Unfounded feud twists to arrest over a letter
Melissa Dayne of Churubucco Ind faced federal charges after sending an improper letter aimed at thwarting a Thai town engagement. Marshal Banksy arrested her and Commissioner Logan held her on bond of 300 dollars at Fort Wayne, alleging she libeled the Brumbaugh family and damaged a wedding.
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Churubucco
Ind
United States
Banksy
Logan
Fort Wayne
Dague
Charles Bromhauen
Herbert Urumebaugh
Mary Fisher
Mages D. Fisher
Drubaugh
Fisher
Nin
Brumbaugh
Record of Her Meetings and Engagements in Divorce Case
Chicago February 2 One of the eraing divorce cases ends as Mrs Carrie Vaughan is granted a decree of separation from Arthur Vaughan a broker Cruelty proved though alimony claims denied A diary of meetings with men is revealed and used in court by Mrs Vaughan lauded as brain fuel for jealous motives by her defense
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Chicago
Carrie Vaughan
Arthur Vaughan
Vaughan
Bank cashier found dead in snowdrift near Wyoming
In Peoria Illinois on February 21 Frank Richardson 37, cashier of the Bank of Scott Wrighty Hammond Wyoming, was found dead in a snowdrift after leaving home Tuesday night amid signs of insanity. He was the third in his family to go insane and leaves no widow or daughter. Belmont Hotel gutted in Bridgeport on February 21 with serious damage to Gyleny building. Wheeling fire department aided, two guests leapt from a second story window but escaped injury.
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Frank Richardson
Bank of Scott, Wrighy & Hammond
Wyoming
Pluce
Insan. Ly
Scott
Bank
Belmont Hotel
Bridgeport
Wheeling Fire Department
Arcond Ory
Sugar prices vary as market holds steady on Saturday
The local sugar market shows no change while Wholesale Grove Association houses sell sugar at five dollars and O Connor and Co ask four dollars seventy five cents. Schoull and Co report four eighty seven and a half cents. Andrew M. Sweeney elected president of the Schoo Board to succeed the late George W Sloan. Charles W Moores chosen vice president. Terms expire January 1, 1901. John Puliam and Edward Martin fined five dollars and costs for disturbing a religious meeting. fines suspended on good behavior.
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Sulegar
Feld
Wholesale Grove Ra” Association
O'Connor & Co
Schoull & Co
John Puliam
Edward Martin
Acton
Alford
Uttle Church
Slow Payments Hit Indian Institute Fund Drive
The article reports slow subscription payments for a fund drive to support the technical institute in Indianapolis. Delinquent funds threaten March sale of pledged securities, with about one fifth unpaid. Some subscribers request relief due to hardship while organizers plan to pursue new contributors and tighten collection efforts.
Gun noise causes mass alarm in Arsenal neighborhood
Residents report multiple cages and a frenzied Saturday morning bustle near the arsenal as a morning gun at 6 10 prompted people to rush from bed and dress hastily. Confusion spread as the blast prompted many to fear an attack, though no injuries were reported.
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Arsenal
Peple
Areena
Pease
Judge Williamson Dead in Cleveland Ohio
Judge Williamson a leading general counsel for Vanderbilt interests in the west died at his Cleveland home on Saturday. He was among Ohio’s most distinguished lawyers. In Des Moines an attorney killed a rival at Loremer Friday night in a long running feud culminating in the shooting.
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Cleveland
Sameel E. Williamson
Coungel
Vanderbilt
Wil Ikimgon
Ohio Bay
Deb Moines
Ill
Wison
Knight
Loremer
Pope Loses Final Tooth in Odd Ceremony
A quirky report notes Pope Nad tls that tooth was removed amid a ceremony. Battretus and Astin describe the pain and the strange humor of the event. The piece hints at a solemn public ritual turning oddly comic.
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Battretus
Astin
Indianapolis Live Stock Market Report
Regional livestock prices and receipts from Indianapolis and Toledo note steady to varying demand across steers heifers cows and calves with prime export and butcher grade categories. Hog prices show mixed weights and totals with lighter rails and heavier weights advancing slightly in sales.
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BGT AG
Markets Here and Elsewhere Grain and Provisions Report
Grain and commodity market notes from New York and Chicago show mixed wheat and corn prices with several futures and cash quotes. Provisions prices include pork and lard in New York and live stock figures from East Buffalo and Cincinnati, along with widespread wholesale prices for eggs, butter, cheese, and a broad range of groceries and fuels.
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New Dowhie
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Els Vet
Chicago Grain
Chicago
Botte
California
Rome
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