Peruna praised by Granville Hoy and others across states
Granville M. Hoy of Sheridan Indiana cites liver pain back weakness and swift cure after ten bottles of Peruna. W L Butler and Wm R Lewis endorse Peruna for liver bladder stomach catarrh and general relief. They urge readers to write Dr Hartman for free advice if not satisfied.
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Granville M. Hoy
Sheridan
Ind
Order of Odd Fellows
Lodge 691
Peruna
W. L. Butler
Belleview
Ave
Kansas City
O. R. C. of America
Wm. R. Lewis
H. Street
Washington, D. C
Metropolitan Club
Hartman
Indiana child fed cloth and buttons in stomach
South Bend report from July 3 notes Emma Laudait, seven, with pitiable condition, lacking taste or smell, eating anything, unafraid of danger, sometimes biting playmates. Stomach pump revealed cloth and button fragments. authorities consider State home admission and potential prosecutions for past medicines.
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Indiana
South Bend
Ind
Clark
Emma Laudait
Paris Green
Kentucky Miners Vote To Honor Pact With Western Kentucky
In Louisville on July 3 the United Mine Workers of Kentucky voted to respect their agreement with the Western Kentucky Association. The contracts run from April 1 to April 1, signed by union and operators, and have operated satisfactorily for about three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Kentucky Association
Louisville, Ky
United Mine Workers of Kentucky
Miner Strike Aid Sought by Unions Leader
Huntington West Virginia July 3 J W Evans of the Loup creek district active in United Mine Workers councils seeks aid from various trades unions for Kanawha and New river strikers four fifths of whom are nearly penniless and need support
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
W. Va
J. W. Evans
Loup Creek
United Mine Workers
Kanawha
New Rivers
Mitchell to return to Wilkesbarre to quell strike
President John Mitchell will return to strike headquarters in Wilkesbarre on Thursday, one day earlier than planned. He has been troubled by rioting since his departure Saturday and has been in close contact with strike leaders. Rumors causing unrest among miners have been unfounded, while about 200 women from Miner's Mills march in a line before nonunion homeowners to press their stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesbarre
John Mitchell
Miner's Mills
Funeral for W G Bertermann in California Saturday
Funeral services for W G Bertermann who died Sunday in California will be held at 2 pm Saturday from John Bertermann’s home 3010 E Washington St Rev J C Peters of Zi s evangelical church will officiate Irish rite masons to attend with burial at the grave
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Bertermann
California
Rather
John Bertermann
E. Washington-st
J. ¢C. Peters
Evangelical Church
Chicago writers form temporary organization
Cago reports the creation of a temporary union of newspaper writers in Chicago, developed under the auspices of an international-armed faction, indicating a aligned effort among journalists in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CAGO
Chicago
Funeral Halted As Tar and Feathers Curse Ends Love Affair
In Sterling Illinois a funeral for Mrs. John Seibert was halted to tar and feather her husband and sister after witnesses found Seibert embracing Mrs. Theodore Wolfe during the service. The couple were dragged to a cornfield and banished from the village amid gossip of years of infidelity.
Children struck by streetcar on Massachusetts Avenue
Virginia Montani age 4 and Raffaella Montani age 2, children of Dominec and Guy Montani, were bumped by a moving car on a Massachusetts Avenue track near Alabama Street while walking to a candy store. They were uninjured and left on the car fender, then picked up by the motorman as passengers were hurled from seats during the sudden stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Raffaella
Dominec
Guy Montani
Massachusetts Ave
Alabama St
City Life In Indianapolis Gas Bills and Local Socials
Indianapolis gas company announced bills for the quarter ending September 30, signaling continued operation in natural gas until that date at least. Miss Mary Mader hosted the Clover club with guests including Mrs Sophia Deitz and Mrs Marion George and others. A new interurban line to connect Winona Warsaw Elkhart and South Bend was incorporated with 400000 dollars capital named the Winona Warsaw Elkhart South Bend traction company. Officers are President J P George Vice President G W Scott Secretary and Manager B A Collins Treasurer C W Gethert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Gas Company
Jeaat
Mary Mader
Spannave
Clover Club
Sophia Deitz
Marion George
Jennie Lee
Emma Nicholas
Mary Reichert
Marie Baumann
Louise Brown
Winona
Warsaw
Elkhart
South Bend
Has
Indianapolis Street Railway
American National Bank
Capital National Bank
Central Trust Company
Columbia National Bank
Merchants’ National Bank
Marion Trust Company
Home Brewing Seetane
Union Trust Company
Ethd Light and Power
Soreeh
Indianapolis Fire Ins. Co
Indiana Trust Company
American Central Life
HM Ind. Guaranty and Title Code
Indiana National Bank
Indianapolis Cold Storage
H. P. Wasson
Indianapolis St. Railway
Citizens’ Street Railway
Union Traction Company
Broad Ripple Traction
Indianapolis Improvement
Indiana Cold Storage
Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Cmpany
T. B. Laycock Mfg. Company
Celery Crop Destroyed in Michigan Storm
Kalamazoo storm Wednesday night wiped out the celery crop toppled barns destroyed unroofed houses and ruined crops. John Wilson of Leonidas was killed after being blown against a telegraph pole. Mr Patton of North Adams and a child of John Newman were fatally injured in the cyclone and a score of others injured.
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Detroit
Mich
Kalamazoo
John Wilson
Leonidas
Mr. Patton
North Adams
John Newman
Mendon
Richland Oil Company Delivers Major Kentucky Strike
Big oil discovery in Richland Kentucky as Richland oil company hits deepest well to 380 feet with a gushing flow 160 feet high. The strike is described as producing the highest grade illuminating oil and has stirred great local excitement throughout the day Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbourville
Richland Oil Company
Kentucky
Richland
Friendship Treaty Nears Signing in Madrid
Madrid July 3 The United States Ambassador Bellamy Storer has returned to his post and the foreign minister is authorized to sign the friendship and commercial treaty with America, marking a key step in imperial relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
U.S
Bellamy Storer
America
Penfield Responds To Bailey In Senate attack
Washington July 3 Judge Penfield state department solicitor rebutted Senator Bailey of Texas saying the charge he refused to furnish an official copy of a contract was false. Bailey aimed to remove Gen Clayton as ambassador to Mexico, while Penfield defended Clayton’s fidelity and efficiency and ridiculed Bailey as prone to spurts of mischief.
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Washington
Penfield
State Department
Bailey
Senator. Bailey
Gen. Clayton
Mexico
Ambassador Clayton
Department
Senate
Senator Bailey
Train collision kills Italian in Pittsburg area
One person died when the Akron train collided with the Butler accommodation on the Pittsburg & Western Thursday morning near Pittsburg. Injured include Mrs. B. E. Quinn of Bakers Town with a fractured skull, Charles Slestie of Aspinwall with a broken leg, Frank Francesco of Allison Park with a broken leg, and Mrs. A. A. Thompson of Avalon with serious head cuts. several others were bruised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Butler
Pittsburg &Western
BE. Quinn
Bakerstown
Charles Slestie
Aspinwall
Frank Francesco
Allison Park
A. A. Thompson
Avelon
Detroit Train Wreck Kills Engineer Near Thomas and Van
Detroit July 3 A wreck on the Michigan Central near Thomas injured several crew members and killed engineer McGregor of Detroit and an unknown van. The crash was caused by a washout and the loss is reported as heavy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Michigan Central
Thomas
McGregor
Washerwoman Frances Phillips Leaves Estate After Life of Toil
In Joplin Missouri on July 3 Frances Phillips an elderly Carthage resident died after a pauper’s life. She accumulated over 7 000 by washing and willed her property to relatives near Mannsfield Ohio. Her body was shipped to Ohio in a costly casket. husband once served on the Joplin police force.
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Joplin
Frances Phillips
Carthage
Mannsfield
Ohio
Will Not Recognize the Union In Kanawha Field
Charleston July 3 coal operators of the Kanawha field adopted resolutions denying a conference had been held to settle the miners strike. They declare they will not recognize the United Mine Workers organization and refuse to arbitrate the issue. Eight mines in the district are involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
Kanawha Field
Kanawha
United Mine Workers' Organization
Kanawha District
Fire eater tragedy shocks Chicago crowd
In Chicago on July 3 a 12 year old, Harry Laughran, attempted a museum fire trick with gasoline. An explosion injured nine others and killed Laughran who died from wounds the next day while two others faced possible death. His mother Harriet Laughran was severely burned. Emma Thompson, 12, was dying. The act occurred during a delayed performance when the boy, under a lighter, spilled gasoline and the can burst into flames.
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Chicago
Harry Laughran
Laughran
Emma Thompson
Harriet Laughran
Young Langhran
Sisters Reunite After 27 Years Apart In Ohio Mines
In Logan Ohio on July 3 a remarkable scene unfolded as two sisters Lizzie McCormick and Catherine McCormick Burton reunited after 27 years of separation. Born in Scioto County near Portsmouth they had lived as neighbors in Jobs mining town for 12 years without recognizing each other. Both married and moved to Jobs. Catherine had joined John Burton, Lizzie to John Wein. A casual remark revealed their kinship and a family reunion followed at Jobs with relatives from Hocking and Scioto in attendance. Their mother, aging in the Letter County, finally met the daughter she believed dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan, CO
Scioto County
Portsmouth
Lizzie
Catherine McCormick
John
Catherine
John Burton
John Wein
Burton
Wein
Hocking
Scioto
Letter
Glasspool Divorce Case Alleges Interference by Ex-Husband
Walter Glasspool seeks a divorce alleging his wife allows her former husband to enter their home during his absence. The former husband was arrested on a surety of the peace warrant but acquitted in Justice Smock's court.
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Walter Glasspool
Glasspool
Local Births and Deaths and Marriages Listing
Births list includes Merrill B Barkley and Louise Barkley at 507 N Capitol Ave a boy for Charles and Mrs Clinton at 224 8 Noble St a girl for Charles C and Clara Bailey at 1403 E Eleventh St a boy for Albert and Ella Weber at 1811 Arrow Ave a boy for Willis and Nora Cockerell at 915 W Twenty seventh St Deaths note Mary F Munden of 212 Concordia St from enterocolitis Marriages list Omer W Whitaker and Kate Byrne Charles Wood and Mayme Kaiser Urban V Chilton and Matie Merritt Leroy W Pollock and Cora McCrain Edgar A Perryman and Mary Ford Louis Brown and Carrie Davids Ozro W Brackney and Augot Aettel sater
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill B
Louise Barkley
Capitol Ave
Charles
Mrs. Clinton
Charles C
Clara Bailey
Eleventh-st
Albert
Ella Weber
Arrowave
Willis
Nora Cockerell
W. Twenty-seventh-st
Mary F. Munden
Concordia St
Omer W. Whitaker
Kate Byrne
Charles Wood
Mayme Kaiser
Urban V. Chilton
Matie Merritt
Leroy W. Pollock
Cora McCrain
Edgar A. Perryman
Mary Ford
Louis Brown
Carrie Davids
Ozro W. Brackney
Augot
Aettelsater
Local Property Repairs and Verandas Listed in City Directory
A fragmented listing shows multiple residents with property work and values. Names include Mrs M A Kelly 812 W New York veranda valued at 100 dollars, C Eden 1914 Holloway Ave stable 150, and others such as Mrs K Frobinius Michigan and Black ford streets house 1300, J C Schumaker 40 W Ohlo St repairs 300. Additional items cite BH Howell Fletcher Ave repairs 30, Lorenz Schmidt 1222 N Pennsylvania veranda 800, Mary Kieth 1428 Blaine repairs 50, W P Habig 1808 S Meridian veranda 250, George W Seibert Fulton near Michigan fence 25, D C Carter 1006 Trumble St house 500, N R Schooley Winter and Feraway three cottages 80 each, Mary M Richardson 1436 Central porch 100, Moses Carver 1219 We Thyrtieth St cottage 200. The text appears as random street-address style notes with miscellaneous repairs and structures.
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M. A. Kelly
New York-st
Ss. C. Eden
Holloway-ave
K. Frobinius
Michigan
Blackford-sts
J. C. Schumaker
W. Ohlo-st
BH. W. Howell
Fletcher-ave
Lorenz Schmidt
Pennsylvania St
Mary Kieth
Blaine-st
W. P. Habig
S. Meridian-st
George W. Seibert
Fulton-st
Michigan-st
D. C. Carter
Trumble-st
N. R. Schooley
Winter and
Feraway Ave
Mary M. Richardson
Central-ave
Oo Moses
Carver
Cottak
Wall Street Gains and Market Notes From July
The Sun reports stock shifts lifting prices on stocks with fresh attention while overall views remain strong in sympathy with favorable weather and the Pennsylvania line. Gold movements test shipments to Europe amid bullion arrivals on the Pacific coast and a near $1.2 million subtreasury deficit. Rumors of a higher L and N dividend spark speculation. sugar rises despite selling. Market stalls with light holiday volume. details cover cattle hogs and sheep price ranges and receipts, reflecting a subdued trading day.
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New York
the Sun
Hst
Pennsylvania Road and Steel Company
Sterling Exchange
London
Paris
Europe
Pacific Coast
Klondike
Pennsylvania
Federal Sugar Refining Company
Haineis Central
Chicago & Northwestern
Amalgamated Copper
Louisville
Missouri Pacific
Commission
Chicago Grain and Provisions Summary for July Markets
Chicago wheat and corn futures drifted mixed on July contracts with July wheat 54% lower, July corn up 4 cents, September range narrow. Oats slipped, pork and lard rose modestly in provisions. Butter and cheese quotes held varied, eggs steady. cattle receipts at Union Stock Yards about 5,500 with prices mixed from fancy to poor, guiding lean-to-good ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Brick
Choice
Indianapolis Union Stockyards Cattle and Hogs Prices Mixed
Receipts at Indianapolis stockyards include cattle and hogs with varied loads and weights. Good to prime export steers, 1,350 to 1,500 pounds, average around 750 to 800. feeders and heavies show wide ranges. Hogs receipts 3,000 with mixed light and heavy weights, prices 7.25 to 7.75. Sheep receipts 500 with spring lambs and yearlings priced 6.00 to 6.50, others 2.00 to 4.00. New York market shows hesitation but edges up, copper and rails steady amid mixed sentiment. government bonds unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Fed
Indianapolis Union
Grain Prices and Inspections Reported for Wheat Corn and Hay
Wheat and corn prices listed with grades and prices per unit, including No 2 red and No 3 red values, plus firm oats and steady hay prices. Inspections show specific car counts for each commodity, totaling two for wheat, ten for corn and two for hay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy
Hay
Jobbing Trade Prices for Poultry Produce and Staples
Prices paid by shipper list springs turkeys ducks geese and old turkeys hens and toms with per pound rates. Eggs fresh at 18c and cheese varieties including New York full cream domestic Swiss brick limburger with butter at specific per pound and poundage figures. Hides tallow and wax items noted with No 1 No 2 cured calf rates. Flour and bran prices shown with patent winter grades and wide ranges for storage and low grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prices for fresh vegetables and canned goods in local market
A lengthy listing details current prices for fruits vegetables and seafood from local merchants. Items include potatoes onions green beans wax beans tomatoes watermelons oysters clams lobsters frogs legs shrimps coffee sugars oats molasses rice canned goods peaches and more with per unit or per package costs. Carried are many brands and grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bermuda
Texas
Tennessee
New Orleans
Louisiana
Carolina
California
Ancient meat price list from Indiana and California markets
A historical price ledger lists Wams Sugar cured, bacon, ham, lard, sausage and fresh pork items with percentages and per pound or per hundredweight figures. Terms include Indiana and California sources, various cuts, and bulk pricing for sausage and pickled pork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
California
Drugstore Price List From A Century Ago
A fragment listing numerous chemical and medicinal items with prices, including alcohol, camphor, morphine, opium, quinine, iodine, and various tinctures. Entries show per unit or per pound costs, typical of a 19th or early 20th century catalog from a pharmacy or wholesale house.
Coal and Coke Prices and Regions Listed in Fragment
An OCR fragment lists coal and coke types and regions with varied prices. Items named include Winifrede Kanawha Luhrig Green County Indiana Hocking Valley and Slack Smokeless with small price figures and weights across multiple coal grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diack
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Dr. Hartman
The
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
W.G. Bertermann
City Life
Big
Spain
Ambassador Storer
Glenshaw
Land OF
Hiawa
W. J. Brown
Woodward Ave
Mr. Glasspool
Wall-St
Meyer & Kiser
Indianapolis Securities
Chicago Grain and Provisions
Union Stockyards
City Grain Market
United States
Andrew Smith
Cochier
Valencia
Per Bu
Oysters, Fish and Game
Java
Rio
Santos
Ariosa
Lion
Jersey
Caracas
Dilsworth
Gates
Dominions
Columbia
Ideal Golden
Windsor
Ridgewood
Kingan & Co
Peron
Castile
Coal and Coke
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