Nerve Pills Promoted By Indianapolis Doctor
In a promotional piece Dr A W Chase claims his Nerve Pills restore Nerve Force and cure many circulatory and nerve ailments. A testimonial from W G Curry of 338 Douglas St Indianapolis praises relief from back pain kidney weakness and stomach and nerve issues after using the pills. The pills sell for 50 cents a box through dealers or the Dr A W Chase Medicine Co Buffalo NY with portrait and signature on each package.
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Indianapolis
A. W. Chase
W. G. Curry
Douglasst
Ind
Hyder
Dr. A
Dr. Gossom
Chicago
John B. Gill
Madison Av
Henry J. Huder
Washington
Pennsylvania
United States
J. S. Jordan
N. Meridian St
Jordan
Canada
England
Germany
Cheyenne Indians Arm for Resistance at Lame Deer
Alarm spreads at Lame Deer agency as Cheyennes prepare for prolonged hostilities. Troop F with 50 men under Lieut Roeyn is due, 12 enlisted already present. Indian agent warns of imminent attack and fears multiple murders. The trouble started after an attempted arrest of an Indian named White, who killed an Indian officer, then died by suicide along with his wife and daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forsythe
Mont
Lame Deer
Roeyn
White
Corrigan Father of Police Sergeant Dies at Home
John Corrigan father of Police Sergeant Corrigan died Friday after a long illness at his home 525 Dorman Street. He leaves five children. Corrigan was a foreman during the construction of the old J. M. & I. railroad near Madison. Funeral arrangements have not been made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Corrigan
Corrigan
Dorman-st
Madison
Wabash Clerk J Howe McGuire Moves to Pension Home
J Howe McGuire longtime Wabash city clerk for 20 years has gone to the Marion soldiers home due to ill health from a Civil War illness. He has no local relatives and is noted as a prominent mason.
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Wabash, Ind
J. Howe McGuire
Wabash
Marion
McGuire
Farmer Joseph Bleving Dies After Paralysis On Railroad
Plainville Indiana January 11. Joseph Bleving a farmer died of paralysis. He was stricken Friday while alone on the railroad and found almost dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainville
Ind
Joseph Bleving
Fridaye
Appointment of A. O. Marsh as pension agent
A. O. Marsh of Winchester, newly appointed pension agent, will succeed J. D. eighty at the pension offices in the Majestic building on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. O. Marsh
Winchester
J. D. Eighty
Majestic
Earlham College Receives 240400 Endowment Boost
Richmond Ind January 11 Earlham college has just received 240 400 additional endowment from gifts by numerous persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Ind
Earlham College
Reverend J C Anderson Resigns to Study Medicine
Burlington Indiana January 13 Reverend J C Anderson of the Christian Church here has resigned to pursue medical studies in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington, Ind
J. C.anderson
The
Christian Church
Indianapolis
Rosa Craig Missing From Greenfield Home
Thomas Craig reports his 16 year old daughter Rosa Craig missing from their Greenfield residence prompting a police inquiry and search for the juvenile by local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Craig
Greenfield
Rosa
Two Local Women Attempt Suicide In Kokomo and Bedford
Miss Etta Devore aged 27 of Kokomo Indiana tried to kill herself with a pistol Friday evening. She is reported beyond hope. Miss Nora Walls aged 21 of Bedford Indiana may die from carbolic acid taken in a personal crisis over a lover’s quarrel with Will Hersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta Devore
Kokomo
Ind
Miss Devore
Nora Walls
Bedford
Will Hersey
Grape-Nuts Backed By Farmer Of Hull Brook Farm
L Flagler from Charlottesville recounts his stomach and nervous troubles and credits Grape-Nuts Breakfast Food with restoring health and strength. He and his wife praise the product, saying it revived their nervous systems and supported steady work.
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L. Flagler
Hull Brook Farm
Charlottesville
Wife
Purdue St Louis Airship Prospects At World Exposition
The world’s fair plans include appointing Henri Deutsch of Paris as chief of aerial navigation if he accepts. Santos-Dumont’s prize claim dominates discussions while William Reiferscheid of Streator Illinois promotes a balloon based airship model. Purdue University professor Elwell Goldsborough is favored for chief of electrical exhibits and a $100,000 prize proposal for advanced electricity work is floated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Henri Deutsch
Paris
Deutsch
Aerostatic Club
M. Santos-Dumont
Eiffel Tower
William Reiferscheid
Streator
Ill
Chicago
Manufactures and Liberal Arts
Elwell Goldsborough
Purdue University
Lafayette
Ind
Fatal Bullet Tragedy at Ashboro Over Lease Dispute
In Brazil Indiana on January 11 Mack Clark of Ashboro was mortally shot by Frank M. Tinley during a dispute over land lease. Earlier Clark reportedly fired at Tinley and had a history of violence including a prior wounding of William Koontz.
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Brazil
Ind
Mack Clark
Ashboro
Frank M.tinley
Clark
Tilley
William Koontz
Jealousy Tragedy in Amoskeag Mill
A female worker shot a coworker then killed herself in the Amoskeag mill Saturday morning. Jealousy cited as the motive and the incident caused great alarm in Manchester, New Hampshire.
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Manchester
N. H
Amoskeag Mil
Emancipation of the Farmer Urges Farm Schooling
Gibbons county school head told Fulton county Farmers Institute that teaching agriculture in rural schools can curb urban migration and defend free government. He warned against farm families pushing children to flee hardship and warned that unrest begins in cities with echoes of past Haymarket and Homestead episodes.
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Rochester
Ind
Gibbons
Farmers’ Institute
Fulton County
Haymarket
Orleans Board hikes teachers salaries but keeps low pay
The New Orleans Board of Education voted a ten percent salary increase for public school teachers, starting at 35 dollars a month. Colored teachers average about twelve percent less than that amount. The trend remains, funds are cited as the cause of persistently low pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Board of Education
Sourbier Plans Theater Fire Safety Ordinance Study
Mayor Seth Low writes Councilman Sourbier that ordinances for stationing firemen in theaters during performances limiting ticket sales to seating capacity and clearly marking fire exits are practicable and will stand in law. Sourbier will soon introduce the ordinance he has been preparing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth Low
New York
Sourbier
Births and Deaths and Marriages Notice
E F and Bertha Royer welcome a boy. Hall couple have a daughter. Young couple greet a girl. Okeley couple note a birth of a girl. Boughton couple report a boy. Wilhelm couple twins two girls. Jacobs couple a boy. Mollie Lee chronic nephritis. James McClinnon bronchitis and gastritis. Elizabeth Runde endocarditis. Mary Claffey congestion of lungs. Simon Masner cardiac dilation. Henrietta McCow asthma. Claude Brock and Katherine Schultz marry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F
Bertha Royer
L. C
Sadie Hall
N. Senate Ave
James and
Mary Young
Thomas and
Ruth Okeley
River Ave
W. C
Emma Boughton
W. Seventeenth-st
Charles
Lulu Wilhelm
Harrison St
F. F
Minnie Jacobs
E. St. Clair-st
Mollie Lee
Twelfth St
Claude Brock
Katherine Schultz
Thirteen Families Arrested in Iowa Coal Theft Ring
An arrest sweep in Ottumwa targets 18 families accused of stealing coal from the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul chutes. Investigators say the group averaged 30 tons weekly, bought horses for hauling stolen coal, and compelled their children to participate.
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Ottummua
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Four deputy marshals rush to Springer after ambush near Caddo bridge
In Ardmore on Jan 11 four deputy marshals sped to Springer after a telephoned report said two women and a man were ambushed and killed near the Caddo bridge on the Springer road six miles from Ardmore. Also, Warren Flack escaped Fletcher's sanitarium by climbing down a sheet. He wore a bath robe and left his clothes behind. Police seek him.
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Ardmore. T. T
Springer
Caddo Bridge
Springer Road
Warren Flack
Dave Lancaster
Fletcher
Prominent Nebraska Democrat dies after second floor fall
Nebraska City report says Frank P. Ireland a leading southern Nebraska Democrat died from injuries after falling from a second story window. He reportedly walked in his sleep and had served as chairman of the Democratic state central committee for three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska City
Neb
Frank P. Ireland
Nebraska
Ireland
Democratic State Central Committee
Kaiser's yacht MNohenzollern fitted for ten weeks cruise
A Kiel dispatch says the Kaiser's yacht MNohenzollern is being outfitted for a ten weeks voyage with a secret destination. Some sources guess a trip to the United States, others claim the Mediterranean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Kiel
Mnohenzollern
United States
Mediterranean
Three Workmen Unearth 41 Bars Of Silver Near Gloucester Race Track
Abram Pierce John Butts and Thomas Egan unearthed a decayed box while excavating for posts near the Gloucester race track. The box contained 41 bars of silver weighing 90 pounds valued at about 15000 dollars.
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Gloucester
N. J
Abram Pierce
John Butts
Thomas Egan
Mayor Arrested Amid Contempt Trial In St Louis
Mayor Wells and the police board face contempt charges after arrests of promoters and employees of the Southern Telegraph and Money Order Co. Judge Ryan had granted a temporary injunction stopping raids on the telegraph company. Indianapolis Audubon Society met at W. W. Woollen’s home and elected new officers led by President T. J. McAvoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Wells
Board of Police Commissioners
Southern Telegraph and Money Order Company
Weoroom
Ryan
Police Board
Telegraph Company
Indianapolis Audubon Society
W. W. Woollen
T. J. McAvoy
Georgie A. Alexander
Rhoda E. Selick
Philip Baker
New Covington Church to Be Dedicated Sunday
Covington Indiana reports a new Christian church building set for dedication on Sunday January 26 Rev Baker serves as pastor of the church symbolizing a new spiritual center for the community in Covington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Ind
Baker
Dunkards of Flora Plan $10,000 House of Worship
Flora Indiana residents announce plans to build a new church costing about $10 000. An advertisement promotes Hood s Sarsaparilla claiming it treats rheumatism by correcting blood acidity and offers temporary relief from symptoms.
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Flora
Ind
Dunkards
Hood
Delaware Ave Dental Office Opens Daily for Patients
S$. W. Cor. Delaware and Qhiosts. Receives patients from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. for all kinds of dental work. "General Worth," A high grade 5c cigar, on sale at first class drug stores. G W. Kriel, Distribu tem.
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S$. W. Cor
Delaware and
G W. Kriel
Polish judges condemn Kaiser over Polish language rights
Three Cook County judges joined Polish residents in Chicago in denouncing Emperor William for forcing German language use in prayer schools and streets of Poland. Marcus Kavanaugh Orrin N. Carter and Richard S. Tuthill spoke praising Polish language and poets, urging support for native tongue in schools and a stronger Polish political future. Resolutions censuring Kaiser Wilhelm were passed unanimously.
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Chicago
Cook County
William
Poland
Polish Federation of America
Marcus Kavanaugh
Orrin N. Carter
Richard S. Tuthill
Kavanaugh
Tuthill
Carter
Kaiser Wilhelm
Knife attack at Fickle school leaves boy in critical condition
In Frankfort Indiana Claude Fickle seven stabbed classmate Ernest Blackledge ten at the Fickle school in Clinton county. The injury penetrated a lung and Blackledge remains in a critical condition. Fickle is held as the other boy’s wound is evaluated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Ind
Fickle
Clinton County
Claude Fickle
Ernest Blackledge
Blackledge
Dr Bull S Cough Syrup Cures Croup
An old advertisement touts Dr Bull s Cough Syrup as a remedy for croup and a lifesaver for children. It urges mothers to keep the medicine on hand and notes a price of 25 cents from Merz and Ribble.
State political battle reshapes Republican lines in Indiana
Congressman Cremer claims 45 of the GL Republican precinct committeemen were elected in Delaware county. Judge Lef fler backs Cre mer rival Cromer in a machine aligned race. Cromer appears set for renomination and a third term, with local editors and district figures vying for leadership in Districts 5 and 33.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cremer
Delaware County
Leffler
Congress
George F. McCulloch
Cromer
New Idea Portraits Offered by Wilhite and Holloway
Rich elegant photography advertised by Wilhite and Holloway at 237 North Pennsylvania Street, just north of Denison hotel. They offer post binders transfer binders order blanks holders and homes on easy payments as seen in The Sun pages 6 and 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speel
Wilhite & Holloway
Fotografers
Pennsylvania St
Denison Hotel
SUN
Quiet Republican Delegates Primaries Hold District Convention
Republican primaries to select delegates to the district convention passed quietly Friday afternoon and evening. The convention to elect Floyd Woods district chairman will be held in criminal court room Wednesday at 4 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Woods
Criminal Court Room
Catholic Leader Claims Deep American Debt to Church
Tienry Austin Adams, ex-episcopalian minister and noted Catholic layman, spoke at the Propylaeum on Americas debt to the church. He argued Catholics uphold life rights better, defend religious liberty, and protect the family, noting past misfortunes and the Knights of Columbus backing for further lectures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tienry Austin Adams
Propylaeum
America
Mexico
United States
Catholic Church
Knights of Columbus
Local Property Repairs and Constructions Noted
A list of property transactions includes Smock at 218-20 E Twenty second st building a frame house for 3500, Smith at 5 Jefferson ave frame house 650, Bell at 515 Tacoma ave frame house 350, Fennaught at 537 E South est repairs 100, Jaynes at 2039 Shelton st addition 250, Higgins as president Kentucky ave west of river brick factory 4000, Powell at Twenty eighth and Clifton sts frame store building 800.
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F. C. Smock
G. M. Smith
Jefferson-ave
D. S. Bell
Tacoma-ave
C. Fennaught
E. South Est
A. J. Jaynes
Shelton St
W. WL. Higgins
Kentucky Ave
West of River
J. M. Powell
Twenty-eighth and
Clifton Sts
Woman Accuses Ills From Ailment Fantasies
Cincinnati report says Mrs. Nelle Rox, patient at City hospital, simulates every disease from typhoid to phthisis. Doctors trace her symptoms to reading medical almanacs and advertisements and a nervous temperament feeding imagination.
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Cincinnati, C
Nelle Rox
City Hospital
Attorney General Targets Kansas City Building and Loan Coop
Attorney general Taylor urges the state auditor to force Home cooperative company of Kansas City to obey the foreign building and loan association law or cease operations. He says contracts aim to swell the expense fund by enrolling members and cites the 1901 foreign investment company provision. The attorney general also seeks compliance from Vista Hermosa sugar and mercantile company of Illinois under the same statute.
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Taylor
Home Cooperative Company
Kansas City
Foreign Building and Loan Association
Vista Hermosa Sugar and Mercantile Company
Illinois
Judge Nichols cries from cell claiming his wife is innocent
In New Canaan Connecticut the jailed Judge Nichols accused of attempting murder tells reporters his wife is innocent as prosecutors say he drove her from their home and ordered his son George to shoot the supposed home wrecker. The judge cites business pressures as affecting his mind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Canaan
Conn
Judge Nichols
Frank Clark
George
Nichols
Third Christian Church Elects New Officers
The Third Christian Church elected new officers to serve as elders Wm M Cochran J W Scrimsher and F A Cotton. Installation was conducted by Gen A D Streight circle Ladies of the G A K with President Mrs Anna M Crockett and a slate including senior vice president Mrs Elizabeth Hawkins junior vice president Mrs Sadie McChesney assistant conductor Mrs Weldon treasurer Mrs Saran Houser guard Mrs Bertha Woodward assistant guard Mrs Rosa Seaman chaplain Mrs Wainscott secretary Miss Sadie Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Christian Church
Wm. M. Cochran
J. W. Scrimsher
F. A. Cotton
A. D. Streight
Anna M. Crockett
Elizabeth Hawkins
Sadie McChesney
Weldon
Saran Houser
Grand Rapids Attorney Cited for Possible Foreign Mission
Rumor claims Minister Conger may resign in Pekin and Minister Buck in Tokio. Thomas O'Brien, a wealthy Grand Rapids attorney, is mentioned as a possible appointee, having been recommended by Senator McMillan for a foreign mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Conger
Pekin
Buck
Tokio
Thomas O'Brien
Grand Rapids
Mich
Senator McMillan
Doan Physician Dies After Accidental Self Injury
Dr. J. M. Doan a former prominent physician in Thorntown and Clayton Indiana and later North Bend Nebraska died after an accidental self inflicted gunshot while embracing his wife of a few months. The revolver was in his medicine case and discharged as they prepared to leave home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorntown
Ind
J. M. Doan
Clayton
North Bend
Neb
Cleveland Goes Hunting South After Visit
Princeton reports former President Grover Cleveland will depart January 22 with friends for a hunting trip in South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
N. J
Grover Cleveland
South Carolina
Memorial Gift Planned by 8A Class
Benjamin Harrison School 8A students hosted a Friday night entertainment to raise funds for a memorial to leave at the school when the class advances to high school next spring. The fundraiser featured performances and community turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Harrison
State Deaths Report from Portland Seymour Windfall
Obituary notices list Joshua Donart 81 of Portland John J Frey 81 a baker of Seymour Mrs Sarah Stack Windfall and Dr John H Spurrier 73 a veteran physician. A husband and a small child survive Spurrier is noted as a longtime physician with ties to the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshua Donart
Portland
John J. Frey
Seymour
Sarah Stack
John H. Spurrier
Court dismisses 30 pollution suits in Grant county
In Marion circuit court on Friday, 30 suits against oil men over alleged stream pollution were dismissed for want of evidence. Homer Cox and Frank Cox and John Shelton were arrested in Princeton on charges of stealing turkeys and chickens by the wagonload. Sylvan Wall was arrested in North Jackson for attempting to pass a Confederate ten dollar bill. his accomplice escaped. Frank Pitman faces reassessment in Lawrence county. The property will be sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant County
Marion
Homer
Frank Cox
John Shelton
Princeton
Sylvan Wall
North Jackson
Frank Pitman
Lawrence County
Agricultuety
An Old Nurse for Children Teething Syrup Advised
An old advertorial claims Mrs Winstow 3 SuITHING SYRUP soothes teething children cures diarrhoea and eases gum pain. Sold in bottles priced twenty five cents each.
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Earlham
D. D
M. D
Hill Brook Farm
Purdue
Will
F. M. Tilley
Girl
Hoosier School
Ma’ams
Orleans
Indian Territory
Kaiser
Audubon Society Met
Indiana Dental College
Little Boy
Merz & Ribble
Bird
G. H. Clay
N. Iienois St
Henry Karstadt
Brill Dyeing and Clean Ing Co
Mass.ave
N. Tist
Okey Burial Vault Co
Law
WM. B. Burford
Julian D. Hogate
Danville
Walter Brown
Elkhart
Brick
Majestic Steel and Malleable Iron Range
Vonnegut Hardware Co
E. Washington
Gall
O’brien
Dr. Doan
Cleveland
Hoosier
N. Meridian Street
L.S. Ayres
Cc Distributors
Deutsch Tailoring Co
Hlinois Street
the Board of Managers of the
Crown Hill Cemetery
Isabelle
John W. Reed
Eeseees
Henry I
James S. Thompson
Hugh R
B. F. Watts
Ler Unum
Ayy
Alfred D. Weizemann
Joel Williams
Noah Webster
Charles Wonnell
Charles J. Neligh
Crown Hill
W. Cathor
Emetery
Bates House
Washington St
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