Peruna praised by Miss Genevive May for stomach cure
Miss Genevive May of Indianapolis writes that Peruna cured her stomach catarrh and improved her health after two weeks. She describes severe symptoms and relief after several bottles, and urges others to seek free medical advice from Dr Hartmut of The Mattman Sanitarium Columbus Ohio with confidential correspondence.
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Miss. Genevive
Mevutan
Indianapolis
Ind
Second High School
Agen
Peruna
Hartmut
Mattman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Fort Arthur Fireworks Finale At Washington Park
A large crowd attended the final Fort Arthur display at Washington Park on Saturday night. The event featured new features and an emphatic fireworks bombardment that startled residents as the closing perch show wrapped up the festivities.
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Fort Arthur
Washington Park
Uful Deatans
Freworka
How He Missed a Job Then Gone Quiet in Courtroom
A historic miscue reveals a rejected offer letter and a missing communication. Mr Flanagan explains delays due to being away assisting his brother with prosecuting attorney duties in Tipperance county. A pigeon holed note may have caused the halt in correspondence with the court reporting firm.
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Strick
Gus Apts Carlesaecey
Conner
Corbin
Capitol
Piajanan
Flanagan
Tipperance
Charley Wilken
Gry
Durbin
Oil lease dispute ends in injunction request at court
Dante A. Herring Frank Wilder and N. 5 Murdoch seek a federal injunction against Clover Leaf Oil and Gas Company to prevent interference with wells they operate. Dispute centers on a taxse right and failure to develop leased land. Clover Leaf allegedly dismantled a spur and blocks further operation.
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Dante A. Herring
Frank &. Wilder
N. 5
Murdoch
Fedter
Clover Leaf Ol and Gan Company
Clover Leaf Company
Gertrin Lend
Lawson attacks financiers in Kansas speech
Thomas W. Lawson, famed for frenzied finance, addressed 25000 listeners in Ottawa Kansas on July 8. He warned of a system that taxes every life action and urged citizens to divest from stocks and reinvest in government and municipal bonds while accusing Rockefeller of ill-gotten wealth and predicting a coming transfer of wealth to financiers.
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Lawson
John D. Rockefeller
Jerome and Lawson Clash at Kansas City Dinner
SCRIPPS-McRae association reports a heated exchange between William T. Jerome district attorney of New York and Thomas W. Lawson at a Knife and Fork club dinner in Kansas City. Jerome defended his anti trust stance while Lawson accused him of cutting reformers and harming press agents amid claims of noble motives and political fights.
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Jerome
Lawson
Kansas City
Scripps-M'Rre Presb Association
R—Willam T. Jerome
New York
Thomas W. Lawson
Knife and Fork Club
Carter
Ostawe
John D. Rockefetter
Trusts
Walleat
Ubero Owen Reported Returning to Lead Firms
Advices from Logansport indicate former Secretary of State and United States Emigration Commissioner William BD Owen, once Mideast embattled by fraud orders, has been located in Bad Nauheim Germany. Ill health slows him but he hopes to return to reorganize his millionaire uba plantation ventures and resume U S life. The article details his flight from Boston, European residence, and ongoing legal and business entanglements including a jury trial in Indiana.
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Dotlardom
Kansae
Father
Ispbutat
Logansport
Ind
William BD. Owen
United States
Boston
Bad Nalheim
Wiesbaden
Beaton
Digge
Hidintiagall
Bassed
Jeltery
Castles
Pustetten Department
Sneplelan
Owen
Arthur Riedman
Fred C. Wood
Boston Rubber Magiates
Europe
Capri
Min
Woman Sues for Reward Over Missing American Produce Books
Florence Phillips, auditor for Auditae Wyrua Chark, sues for a reward after returning missing books of the American Produce Company. The stolen ledgers dated before the firm’s receiver appointment. testimonies implicate Sullivan and others. A mystery stranger delivered the books to the auditor’s office. Phillips claims the reward in open court. The case lingers as the court and trustees continue examining the affairs and searching for the missing ledgers.
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Mysterio Oval
Cummins, Srv
Florence Phillips
Auditae Wyrua Chark
Nar
Tn Diates
Gullivan
Egen
Mynterloun
Ea Sire Philips
Carl Mabteh
Amencen Produce Company
Central Trust Company
Chac
Sui- Wean
Builivan
J. Fennell McKee
Agne Wwelaw
McKee
Jude
Merc. Philly
Aidstars
Phillips
Market Wrap Notes Small Corn Decline and Upward Expected Mood
Market commentary shows mixed grains with small corn declines and a generally steady to upturning tone. Stocks like Reading and Steel suited flat to slightly higher, while Chicago grain futures indicated irregularity with July wheat and September contracts. Traders reported no major liquidations, and government bonds held steady as the market eyed a potential next week rally.
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Atem Streign
Inedusedin Es Union Parish
Reading and Steels
Raitroud
Luper
Southern Pacific
Biers
Reading
Wit
Amalgamated Copper
Paul
Pennsylvania
C. PB
Rortl Ty Tojad
Free Bath House Planned on South Side Esteemed Effort
Southside coroner Harry J Tutewiler announced a free bath house will be established by Sunday or Monday. At a Commercial Club meeting Tutewiler was elected president with W D Al Neon treasurer and Robert Shingler secretary on the executive committee to manage funds. Thirty five dollars was raised with gifts from Saku Co two dozen bathing suits and Garment Co donating twenty towels for the Pleasant Run and Madison Ave site.
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Harry J. Tutewiler
Commercial Club
Tutewiler
W. D. al- Neon
Robert Shingler
Ware
Saku & Co
A. Bookwatter
Em Garment Company
Ath House
Pleasant Rum
Madison-ave
Joke Proves Serious as Two Men Face Charges
Walter Apniegate of Muncie and Baa ford Hart of Anderson were brought before a United States commissioner in Micete on federal charges. Applegate bound over to the grand jury with bond set at $0. Hart released. The pair had visited Anderson taverns where Applegate inspected a government license and examined goods behind the bar before a customs agent questioned authority, leading to arrest for an alleged joke that went too far. Hart, long established in Anderson, faced no witness testimony.
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Walter Apniegate
Muncie
Baaford Hart
Andereon
Unitedtates
Micete
Lmpercanatine
United State
Applegate
Brund
Hart
Anderson
Togtherhey
Bam Loons
Whaleaall
Miss Sutton Winks Scripps in Wimbledon Final
The American player Button defeats rival in two straight sets to claim the Indies' champion cup at Wimbledon. In the grand challenge round held Saturday, Button won the first set 6-3 and then clinched the match, securing the title with a straightforward victory.
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Scripps
London
Button
Pasadena
Ehh
Mire K. Dougass
Wimbledon
Misa Button
Bowman Looted Children Savings After Bank Collapse
Hagerstown Indiana July 8 workless banker John Bowman cashier of the Commercial Bank, which failed after his alleged suicide, looted pennies to large deposits from children. Envelopes left for safekeeping were opened and their contents stolen along with 100000 to 175000 embezzled. Receiver Spekenhier holds many packages, including bonds, and will not release items without court orders. Prosecutor orders grand jury to investigate.
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Wspecial
SHE SU
Spenkenhier
Fox
Han
Spekenhier
Hog Market Gains and Grain Prices Dull Trading Week
In Indianapolis anonymous market notes show hog prices rising by one cent amid brisk trade. Beef and sheep quotes vary with quality, while grain futures and wheat and corn futures display limited movement amid a quiet market. The week ends with a steady tone in hogs and mixed but muted changes in cattle and grain.
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Indianapolis
Cable
Eaite
Everthing
Oes
Chelee
Sulla fBubigne Bute
Fason
Koromon
Forest Park Realty collapse and receivership turmoil
A chaotic saga surrounding the National Bond and Realty Company and Forest Park scheme unravels as receiverships replace failed managers. William A. Ven Buren, first receiver, resigns amid creditor concerns while Horace Smith is appointed to audit and correct past reports. Despite turmoil, stockholders expect creditor payment and dividends as operations allegedly improve.
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Forest Park
Indianapalls Real Estate
Nations Bond and Realty Company Wa
W. PF. Churchman
Mortimer Levering
Raney B. Fraser
Honace
Lois
Forest Ark
William
Buren
van Buretp
Horace &. Smith
Smith
Tn van Buren
Letthers
van Buren
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Bcripps-M'Rae Press Association
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Thomas Benbow
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George Thornburg
John Denny
Frank Newcomb
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Burgees” Blackmer
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M. Pierce
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