Dyspepsia Tablets Publicize Digestive Aid Value
The advertisement promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a universal remedy for dyspepsia and disordered digestion. It argues against purgatives, claims the tablets partly digest food and stimulate digestive fluids, and cites testimonials from users in Byrd's Creek, Willard, Detroit, and Onslow. It invites readers to try a sample and mentions a free booklet by the Stuart Company.
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Stuart
M. Faith
Byrd's Creek
G.f. A. Stuart Co
Mar
Jealous husband shoots bride in Muncie tragedy
Charles Pittser, 23, recently back from the Philippine war, killed his wife Dora Cox with two bullets at the home of William Cavanaugh in Muncie Ind after she reportedly kissed another man. He attempted suicide with strychnine but survived and is held at the police station. he is the son of Henry Pittser of Yorktown.
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Muncie
Ind
Charles Pittger
Dora Cox
William Cavanaugh
Pittser
Henry Pittser
Yorktown
William Cox
Middletown
Four Duluth Men Win 320 Acres in Vermilion Range
In a U S supreme court decision on the section 30 land case four men from Duluth and Milwaukee secure title to 320 acres on the Vermilion range valued at six to many millions of dollars. The defendants were the Midway company and United States Steel Corporation. The title came via Sioux scrip issued in 1854 to Orville Moreau.
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Duluth
Minn
United States Supreme Court
Frank W. Eaton
Leonidas Merritt
Richard H. Fagan
Geo. J. Lonstorf
Milwaukee
Vermilion Range
Midway Company
United States Steel Corporation
Orville Moreau
Bowman Wagon Fatality Ties Indianapolis Peddler to Family
A telephone report from Anderson indicates Byron Bowman a 45 year old peddler fell from his wagon and died Tuesday afternoon. Police learned Bowman hailed from Indianapolis and had a daughter Blanche 14 at 609 Maxwell St and a sister Mrs. John Terrell. Claude Kastner Bowmans brother in law provided ID.
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Anderson
Byron Bowman
Indianapolis
Claude Kastner
Bowman
Blanche
Maxwell St
John Terrell
Maple St
British Transport Believed Lost Off Gulf of Mexico
Shipping circles report a British transport carrying American mules bound for South Africa was intercepted and blown up in the Gulf of Mexico or has foundered. A schooner on the lower coast spotted hundreds of dead mules floating over about 30 miles.
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New Orleans
South Africa
Georgia Gulf of Mexico
Grocers Association Moves to Oppose Sourbier Ordinance
The Retail Grocers Association plans to ask Councilman Sourbier to withdraw his market house ban on staple dealers. They seek a stronger ordinance with a heavy license on wagon peddlers and will push citywide grocer membership. Cecil Winkler dies in Bruceville fire after clothes ignite from a grate.
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Will
Sourbier
Retail Grocers’ Association
C. H. Taylor
National
John Schad
Co. H. Taylor
John Proom
F. W. Heit
Indianamerican Association
Terre Haute
Taylor
Tomlinson Hall
Bruceville
Ind
Cecil Winkler
Morgan Demands Schwab Stop Gambling at Monte Carlo
Wall Street reports say J Pierpont Morgan cabled to Charles M Schwab demanding he cease gambling amid a plunge in steel trust stocks. The controversy centers on Schwab's alleged Monte Carlo betting and its impact on investor confidence in the billion dollar corporation.
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New York
Charles M.schwab
Monte Carlo
J. Pierpont Morgan
Schwab
Mr. Morgan
Trust
Steel Trust
Wilolly
Morgan
Wall St
Smallpox Vaccination Planned After Minnesota Student Illness
In Minneapolis on January 15, about 3,000 University of Minnesota students and faculty face vaccination after a medical student contracts smallpox. Authorities report many have been exposed and will be inoculated as a precaution.
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University OF Minnesota
Minneapolis, Minn
Payne sworn as postmaster general in Washington
Henry C. Payne of Wisconsin was sworn in as postmaster general by Chief Justice Fuller in Washington on a Wednesday morning with the president and cabinet members present except Secretary Gage. Indianapolis banks elected officers including Fletcher National Bank and Merchants National Bank with new presidents and officers. Indiana National Bank named Volney Malott as president and officers at the annual meeting. Columbia National Bank named Mortimer Levering as president with new officers.
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Washington
Henry C. Payne
Wisconsin
Fuller
United States Supreme Court
Gage
Indianapolis National Banks
Fletcher National Bank
S. J. Fletcher
Charles Latham
A. Fietcher
Merchants’ National Bank
O. N. Frengel
John P. Frenzel
Fred Fairnley
O. F. Frenzel
Capitol National Bank
Medford
William FE. Churchman
Charles Farrell
Indiana National Bank
Volney T. Malott
Edward L. McKee
E. B. Porter
American National Bank
John Perrin
H.a.schlotzhauer
Andrew J. Smith
Theodore Stemphel
Columbia National Bank
Mortimer Levering
A. A. Barnes
W. F. C. Golt
W. K. Sproule
Jir
Mob Rouses Plemingsburg Jail in Bombing Attempt
A mob stormed the Maysville jail aiming to free Charles Gaskins who killed James Ryan. The door and windows were smashed a dynamite bomb exploded harmlessly on soft ground. A guard rushing out to retrieve the device was shot.
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Maysville
Plemingsburg
Charles Gaskins
James Ryan
Meat condemned by city board of health in 1901
The city board of health condemned more than 687200 pounds of meat as unfit for food in 1901. It lists 3427 hogs totaling 687200 pounds 126 cattle 126700 pounds 13 calves 650 pounds and five sheep 179 pounds. most cattle failed for lumpy jaw and most hogs for cholera.
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City Board of Health
Board
Electric line project lands $200,000 bond mortgage
The Indianapolis and Eastern traction company filed a mortgage in favor of Central Trust Company on Wednesday to secure a bond issue of 200000 dollars for building an electric line from Indianapolis to Rightstown.
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Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Company
Indianapolis
Rightstown
Central Trust Company
Artificial Calves Ordered for Coronation Attendees
Reports from London reveal that preparations for the coronation include demanding artificial calves to fill short breeches. French makers have received large orders, with expected commissions from the United States as it plans to send representatives.
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London
France
United States
Golden Specific: Secret Cure for Drunkards Revealed
An advertorial claim promotes Golden Specific as a covert remedy to cure habitual drunkenness, usable in food or drink without the drinker’s knowledge. It cites a testimonial from Mrs. Burnside and urges readers to request a free sample from Dr. J. W. Haines in Cincinnati, warning of potential consequences if delayed.
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Harry Burnside
Golden Specific
Golden
W. Haines
Glenn Building
Cincinnati
Ohio
Rathbone Denies Aiming For Civil Governor Post In Cuba
Estes G. Rathbone testified in the Neely trial at Havana on Jan 15 denying he sought to become Cuba’s civil governor. He questioned Reeves about burning surcharged stamps and claimed Neely arranged the matter to dodge discovery. Reeves said he would swear to Rathbone’s statement. Rathbone asserted no interest in the Neely brickyard. He was recalled to the stand on Wednesday.
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Havana
Estes G. Rathbone
Neely
Cuba
Rathbone
Reeves
Burglars Fail to Crack Pitcairn Bank Safe
In Pitcairn Pennsylvania burglars blew open vault doors with heavy dynamite but could not access the safe. The frame building suffered extensive damage though $2,000 remained untouched behind steel doors.
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Pittsburg
First National Bank
Pitcairn
King Edward Reviews Guards Before South Africa Muster
King Edward and the prince of Wales reviewed 1,200 guards who are about to sail for South Africa. The king expressed hope the duties there will be less arduous than those of earlier troops and that the war will soon conclude.
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London
King Edward
Prince of Wales
South Africa
Edward
Rev Canfield Jones Declines Presbyterians Request
Rev Canfield Jones of Sirce Pa writes to the Second Presbyterian church committee to say he has decided not to accept the call. The letter communicates the minister’s decision amid ongoing church matters.
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Canfield Jones
Sirce, Pa
Second Presbyterian Church
Busick and Daugherty Elected Directors at Wabash Banks
In Wabash Indiana on Tuesday Mrs. Kate M Busick widow of the former bank president and Miss Emma Daugherty of the first national were elected bank directors.
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Wabash, Ind
Kate M. Busick
Wabash National Bank
Emma Daugherty
First National
Ohio Senate Bill to Fund 1908 St Louis Exposition
Senator Archer introduced a bill in Columbus to appropriate 200000 for Ohio representation at the 1908 St Louis exposition. A 15 member commission appointed by the governor would manage expenditures and oversee exhibits, with an Ohio rector hired at 2500 dollars annually.
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Columbus
Senate
Archer
Ohio
City Life Y M C A Banquet Prepares for Intermixing Officials
Y M C A officials hosted a Tuesday banquet for about 50 members from various committees. New officers were elected including Samuel H. Fletcher as Interstate Stock Yards Company president Albert W. Coffin as vice president and John F. Wild as secretary and treasurer. Additional officers were named for the Socialerturnverein and Caledonian Quaiting Club with lists of presidents secretaries treasurers and other posts.
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Samuel H. Fletcher
Interstate Stock Yards Company
Albert W. Coffin
John F. Wild
Socialerturnverein
H. Lieber
William Haueisen
Albrecht Kipp
Clemens Vonnegut
Henry Schnull
Caledonian Quaiting Club
John McGregor
John M. Clark
John D. Gould
George F. Matheson
George Loudon
Alexander C
Fine Cambric Cover with Pearl Button Trim
A delicate cambric cover priced at 25 cents features a narrow tuck finish and tiny pearl buttons, offering a refined, dainty look. The item emphasizes small details and affordable luxury for readers seeking simple, elegant fabric accents.
Sateen Comforts Priced At Four Dollars Fifty Cents
Textile item reading suggests a sash of sateen comforters measured 90 inches with cotton fill priced around 32.73 in the listing, replacing the usual 4.50 tag. The note indicates a clearance style price for a home textile product.
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C. Eee
Condor Lost in Typhoon Fears Rise in Victoria
In Victoria British Columbia fears grow that the British warship Condor sank in a recent typhoon while en route to Honolulu. Naval authorities plan to dispatch the Phaeton to search for any trace of the vessel.
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Victoria
B. C
Condor
Honolulu
Admiralty
Morrow and Roosevelt Wed at San Rafael Home
Eleanor Morrow daughter of Judge Morrow and Anthony Latrobe Roosevelt of the army, cousin of President Roosevelt, were married at the bride’s San Rafael home. The couple depart for the Philippines aboard the transport Kilpatrick on Thursday after the ceremony.
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San Rafael
Cal
H Eleanor Morrow
Morrow
Anthony Latrobe Roosevelt
Army
Roosevelt
Philippines
Kilpatrick
Birth on a train shocks Shelbyville crowd
Mrs. Guy Barlow arrived home in Shelbyville Indiana from California on a Tuesday. While traveling through Missouri she gave birth to a son aboard the train.
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Shelbyville
Ind
Guy Barlow
California
Missouri
New Breath of Hope for Consumption Sufferers
A claim cites HYOMEI as the only cure for coughs and consumption, asserting a dramatic drop in death rates since its discovery. The advertisement urges readers to request a free HYOMEI sample from The R. T. Booth Co. of Ithaca or ask a pharmacist for a HYOMEI outfit.
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United States
United States Health
United States Health Reports
R.T. Booth Co
Ithaca
Local Advertisements and Services Placed in City Box
A collage of small notices lists products and services including Laxative Bromo Quinine branding, Baldwin's Music Store piano sales, Dr. W B Craig veterinary services at Wood's Stable, Post Binders and Order blanks by WM. B. Burford, Indianapolis, haircare by Shave and haircut deals, and Frank Klee offering business patronage at 158 East Market Street.
Dental clinic hours and services notice
S. W. Cor. Delaware and Chiosts. receives patients from 3 a.m. to 5 p.m. for all kinds of dental work.
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S. W. Cor
Delaware and Chiosts
Teething Relief Ad for Mrs Winston's Remedy
An old teething remedy advert promises soothing relief for infants. It claims to calm the child ease gums ease wind colic and cure diarrhoea while teething. Price is twenty five cents.
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Winston
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