Doan's Kidney Pills Ad Claims Quick Kidney Relief
An old advertisement extols Doan's Kidney Pills for brick dust like deposits and irregular kidney function. It warns against substitutes and urges buyers to insist on the genuine Foster Milburn Co product, priced at 50 cents, with shipping from Buffalo, New York.
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Doan
Foster- Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. Y
Relieve the kidney blockade Fatal Bright's Disease
A historical report discusses kidney disease, its fatal progression, and the neglect of early kidney ailment signs. The piece notes Bright's disease as a severe form, urging earlier diagnosis and treatment to prevent fatal outcomes.
Kuhns Says Hell Never Return To Prison
Marvin Kuhns, who escaped from the Ohio penitentiary, writes from Fort Wayne to counter press claims. He denies being a murderer or desperado, pledges a quiet life, and warns he will resist capture and defend himself if pursued for the reward. The letter includes strong denunciations of persecution and asserts his intention to live honestly.
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Kuhns
Hell
Cincinnati,c
Marvin Kuhns
Ohio Penitentiary
The
Enquirer
Fort Wayne
Ind
Ohio
Violin dated 1699 found by Harmony maker
Harmony Indiana reports HH Fyfe dismantled an old second hand violin and discovered a 1699 date inside along with the inscription Nicolaus Amatus Cremon jen Hieronimy fi Antoni. He believes the instrument may be of considerable value.
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Ind
HH. Fyfe
Nicolaus
Amatus
Cremonjen
Hieronimy
Fi Antoni
Shoemaker Arch Cooper Injured in Prayerful Fall
Arch Cooper a shoemaker aged unknown collapsed while kneeling in prayer in Muncie Indiana today sustaining injuries that may prove fatal. Police said he fell at an unspecified location and units rushed to aid him. The incident is under investigation.
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Muncie
Ind
Arch Cooper
Boy's hand amputated after gun accident in Danville
In Danville Indiana on January 1 a boy named Homer Clark age eight suffered a gun accident when a 28 caliber bullet fired from a pistol struck his hand. The bullet was amputated. The incident is reported as a local accident with medical action taken.
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Danville
Ind
Thomas Clark
Homer
Mrs Emma Meek Shootings Spark Marion Homicide Note
Report notes a Marion case where Mrs Emma Meek is accused after she shot her husband William Meek amid danger, with the incident occurring in May. The article also mentions the Democratic party nominating John C Lawler for an upcoming race, linking local politics to the crime record.
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Emma Meek
Marion
William Meek
Detectives Crack Counterfeit Ring in Chicago Raid
Four detectives raided the counterfeiters headquarters at 748 W Lake Street. Dies molds bar metal and a sack of hundreds of hogus dollar and 50 cent coins were found. John T McGarry was arrested. The gang is estimated to have passed $10 000 in fake coin over several months.
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Chicago
W. Lake St
John T. McGarry
Alta Rockefeller to Wed Parmilee Prentice in Simple Home Ceremony
News reports that on Thursday Miss Alta Rockefeller will marry BE Parmilee Prentice of Chicago at her father’s New York home. The wedding, planned as a church ceremony was avoided due to the recent death of the bride’s young nephew.
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New York
Alta Rockefeller
BE. Parmilee Prentice
Chicago
Mott accused of planning to wreck gas firm at meeting
Edward Kirkpatrick testified before the gas committee that Sherman Mott proposed schemes to gain control of the Consumers' Gas Trust, including appointing a receiver and dividing funds. Mott denied seeking control, calling Kirkpatrick's accusation false and stating his aim was to see the company's original plans carried out.
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Council Gas Investigating Committee
Edward Kirkpatrick
Indianapolis Gas Company
Sher
Clary
Matt
Kirkpatrick
Mott
Dean's Kidney Pills Relieve Chronic Distress
A patient describes persistent headaches and dizziness from heavy sediment in the bladder area cured quickly by Dean's Kidney Pills purchased at Henry J. Huger's drug store. After completing the treatment, symptoms have not returned.
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Henry J. Huder
Feltman Elected President of Central Labor Union
After a sharp contest Central Labor Union elected officers led by President John L. Feltman. George Custer became vice president and a slate of officers from various trades was chosen. Feltman won by a 34 vote majority over Len Hi Leister and Thaddeus Gurkey, with 11 new unions added to bring total representations to 24.
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Central Labor Union
John L.feltman
George ‘Custer
Harry Slough
Typographical Union
Clarence Gaumer
Cigar Makers
Jessie Lendormi
William Carey
Horseshoers
Robert H. Groff
Henry Friedman
William S. Frohliger
William Koch
John Blue
Feltman
Len Hi. Leister
Thaddeus Gurkey
Property Listings From Old City Addresses
Samuel Kelly at 1721 Spann-ave backs porch listing 3u6. Louis Schmoe near North Western-ave Chicago-st two frame cottages priced at 1000 each. Caroline Quisser Grove-st between Fletcher-ave and Huron-st frame cottage priced at 1200.
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Samuel Kelly
Spann-ave
Louis Schmoe
Chicago-st
Northwestern-ave
Caroline Quisser
Grove-st
Fletcher-ave
Huron-st
Laxative Bromo Quinine Ensemble Promises Relief
The advertisement claims the product prevents the grip by removing the cause of discomfort. It emphasizes a remedy approach and positions Laxative Bromo Quinine as a solution to digestive upset.
New Bed Sought at Mahomey Store on Massachusetts Ave
The note seeks a remedy for sleepless nights by purchasing a new bed from Mahomey located at 219 Massachusetts Avenue. It suggests the store is the remedy to a restless bed situation and urges action for late night comfort.
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Mahomey
Massachusetts Ave
Patterson Steps in Wolcott's Shoes for Senate Seat
In Denver on January 15 a fusionist legislators caucus backed Thomas M. Patterson for the U.S. Senate to replace Wolcott. Patterson, born in Ireland November 4, 1840, came to America in 1853 and later settled in Denver in 1872, owning a controlling stake in the Rocky Mountain News and serving in the lower house of Congress.
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Denver
Col
Thomas M. Patterson
United States Senate
Senator Wolcott
Patterson
Ireland
America
New York
Crawfordsville
Ind
Asbury
DePauw, University
Indiana
Rocky Mountain News
Congress
Heitkam Returns Home In Strange State
Henry J. Heitkam a grocer at 686 Virginia Ave returned home Monday in a demented condition after secretly leaving six weeks ago with $1000 belonging to the Modern Woodmen. An unsigned note led his wife to Union station and later to South and Delaware streets where he was found in the care of a stranger. He did not recognize his wife and resisted escort, the other man fled, and the matter remains a mystery. He is described as wearing an El Paso hat and roaming the south. In a separate note from Jackson Miss a grand jury indicted J E Gibson of Logansport Ind for attempting to bribe the governor in a capitol contract case.
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Henry J. Heitkam
Virginia Ave
Heitkan
Union Station
South and
Delaware Sts
Heitham
Heltham
el Paso
Local births and deaths from area hospital records
A compiled death and birth list from City hospital and local addresses notes numerous births a boy or girl to multiple couples at listed streets with many adults suffering pneumonia cerebral hemorrhage meningitis Bright's disease and other conditions. Also records gunshot wound supplementary hepatitis and general wasting with several marriages and pairs named.
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Carrie Magill
Broadway
Edward H. Smith
Fayette St
Robert White
John E. Hodson
Columbia Ave
Gordon Craft
S. Missourist
Augusta Jackman
Adell-st
Martha E. Marone
Greer-st
Infant McInerney
Eugene St
Esther Handell
Sheppard St
Harry F. Raley
Abbott-st
Patrick Doyle
City Hospital
Lee R. Pryor
George’s Hotel
Amanda Pantzer
S. East St
May Brooks
Capitol Ave
Robert Captinger
Southeastern Ave
Oscar J. Striebeck
Ethelave
Harold Trine
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