Zoa Phora Promises Relief for Women’s Ailments
An advertisement touts Zoa Phora as a universal tonic for women with ailments from irregular periods to nervous disorders. It claims dramatic benefits including renewed energy and ease of childbirth, with testimonials from Emma Dobson of Jerseyville and Martin Pitsch of North Dorr. A dollar bottle is mailed prepaid from Kalamasco, Michigan.
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Zoa Phora
Martin Pitsch
North Dorr
Mich
Zoa
Zoa Phoro Co
Kalamasco
Question on civilian Cuban staff after withdrawal in Washington
Washington June 3 A war department dilemma seeks any plan for about 600 American civilians in Cuba employed during military occupation whose work ends with the U S forces withdrawal. It is probable that around 30 will be retained by Gen Wood to wind up the administration.
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Washington, D. C
War Department
Cuba
Wood
Two Die As Fire Destroys Godfrey Building
In Elizabeth City North Carolina on Poindexter Street a fire destroyed the Godfrey brick building Monday. Two men died Carter and Ward occupied an upper floor apartment. Rescue efforts failed as flames cut off all exits. Kingston Jamaica June 3 The British steamer Atrato reports heavy fighting at Bocas del Toro last week. Revolutionaries mine the town and government troops are killed. Rebels hold Bocas while Colon and Panama are under government control with troops pouring in.
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Elizabeth City
N. C
Godfrey
Poindex
Ter St
I W. K. Carter
Benjamin Ward
Carter
Ward
Kingston
Jamaica
Atrato
Stranger
Colon
Colombia
Bocas del Toro
Bocas
Panama
Lander v Mercantile National Bank Tax Decision Upheld
Washington June 3 The Supreme Court affirmed the Ohio circuit court ruling in favor of Marcellus Lander treasurer of Cuyahoga County Ohio in a suit over stock taxation. The bank contended the assessment rate violated its rights, claiming higher tax on the company stock than on individuals.
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Washington
Marcellus Lander
Cuyahoga County
Ohio
Mercantile National Bank of
Cleveland
Supreme Court of the United States
Circuit Court
Lander
Saloon Shooting Claims Army Private Near Sheridan
Kansas City June 3 Private W P Britt of Company M Eighteenth Infantry was shot and killed by Fritz Wagner a watchman at a Sheridan suburb saloon. Wagner fired through a window saying the men forced an entrance. He hid until daylight before notifying his employer.
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Kansas City
W. P. Britt
Eighteenth, Infantry
Fritz ‘Wagner
Sheridan
Wagner
Nasal Deformity Corrected by Paraffin Wax Injection
Philadelphia June 3 A county medical society meeting featured Dr John B Roberts describing a new nose deformity treatment The patient had a badly deformed nose reshaped by injecting heated paraffin wax under the skin Molded it to the correct form and left in place The method previously done abroad but this was the first in the United States
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Philadelphia
The
County Medical Society
John B. Roberts
Roberts
White Ribbon Remedy Sold For Secret Addiction Cure
A testimonial laden notice promotes White Ribbon Remedy as a secret treatment that can be given in water tea or coffee without the patient’s knowledge. It claims to end alcohol appetite across drinker types and includes endorsements from W C T U members Mrs Moore and Mrs M A Cowan. Availability and pricing are listed with addresses in Boston Indianapolis and Carter’s Drug Stores.
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Moore
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Ventura
California
M. A. Cowan
A. M. Townsend
Tremont ST
Boston
Mass
Indianapolis
Carter’s. Drug Stores
W. Wash.st
Mass.ave
State health board to pay investigation costs
State auditor Hart and board members met with Gov. Durbin Monday to discuss funding for an investigation by Secretary Harry and Dr. C. E. Ferguson into conditions in Ohio river counties. Durbin said the state cannot buy vaccine virus but would aid humanitarian cases as needed.
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State Health Board
Hart
Durbin
Roosevelt Stories Stirred by Strenuous President in White House
A New York World piece recounts vivid Roosevelt tales of strength and sport. It details his 20 mile walks, playful office antics, and a famed ascent of rocks near Chain Bridge, plus reactions to the Martiniqué relief aid debate and a dramatic Rochambeau unveiling where he orders guards to keep an entry clear.
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Roosevelt
White House
Lincoln
Chicago
Young Theodore
William Dudley Foulke
Senator Lodge
James A. Garfield
Civil Service Commission
Mr. Foulke
Mr. Garfield
Chain Bridge
United States
Theodore
Garfield
Martiniqué
Fairbanks
Senate
Congress
Italy
Secretary of the Navy
Missing $15000 Zeim painting hunted in major cities
Detectives scour New York and other large cities for a $15,000 Felix Zeim painting stolen from the American Express Company. The 16 1/2 by 10 1/2 inch wooden panel work shows a canal scene with a gondola, sunlit water, rose walls, a church, and bridges. The theft occurred between Havre and New York from April 10 to 17. guards opened the packing box and the loss was only found during steamship freight inspection. Circulars were sent nationwide to police, requesting assistance.
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New York
American Express Company
Felix Zeim
Havre
Dag
Titus
The
Express Company
Stone kidnapping case closed. no Turkey blame found
Washington June 3 The international incident over the kidnapping of Miss Ellen M Stone by Bulgarian Urigande is closed. Evidence shows no responsibility attached to Turkey. Secretary Hay decides to end the affair due to the international concert protecting Bulgaria making indemnity unlikely.
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Washington, D. C
Ellen M. Stone
Urigande
Turkey
Bulgaria
Hay
Jersey Sweet Potatoes Experiment Shipped to London
Jersey commission man James J. Davidson shipped three barrels of sweet potatoes to London, packing one in fine sawdust, one in coarse sawdust, and one in tissue paper. All arrived in good condition, with the coarse sawdust batch in the finest shape. The result suggests English diners may adopt Gloucester county sweets as a regular side dish.
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Swedesboro
N. J
James J. Davidson
London
England
Gloucester County
German house directors elected by Indianapolis group
German house directors were elected Monday night with Albrecht Kipp as president and Chas Krauss as first vice president. Other officers include G A Schnull recording secretary J G Mueller financial secretary H P Lieber corresponding secretary O L Kipp and A E Metzger treasurer. Trustees are Robi Keller A M Kuhn and B Vonnegut. A special excursion train to St Louis departs Union station Saturday at 11 am arriving 6 pm. Headquarters are Planters hotel. St Louis Liederkranz prepared an elaborate program for the Indianapolis musikverein. Indianapolis residents return Sunday night and Monday.
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Albrecht Kipp
Chas. Krauss
G. A. Schnull
J. G. Mueller
H. P. Lieber
O. L. Kipp
A. E. Metzger
Robi. Keller
A. M. Kuhn
B. Vonnegut
St. Louis
Dean's Ointment Promises Relief for Itching Skin
Thousands suffer eczema and itch from heat and work conditions yet many fail to find relief. Emma Mann of 84 Holbrook Street credits Dean's Ointment with curing her aggravated eczema after trying numerous medicines. Sold by local dealers at 50 cents per box.
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Indianapolis
Emma Mann
Holbrook Street
Dean
Henry Je Huder
Young New York woman deemed too young for marriage
Magistrate Brann rules 19 is too young for marriage, stating a woman should be at least six years older. In Yorkville court Andrew Mulligan, engaged to Elizabeth Casey after his wife died, caused a quarrel over gifts including a wedding outfit valued at 250 dollars. He tore her clothes when she resisted, paid 316 dollars for the torn items, and the bridal dress was to be returned. Casey advised him to give the dress to his lawyer.
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New York
Brann
Andrew Mulligan
Yorkville Court
Elizabeth Casey
Miss Casey
Mulligan
Yorkville
Marriage license filed by 66 year old groom in Lancaster
George W. Harman, 66, a Columbia merchant, obtained a license to marry Mary, 15, daughter of Mrs. Ida Birkenheiser of Columbia. Harman has been married twice before and faced strong family opposition. The bride fled at the expected wedding time and is believed to have gone to relatives in York county.
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Lancaster
George W. Harman
Columbia
Mary
Ida Birkenheiser
Harman
York County
Cure for Leprosy In China Patient Near Release
Dong Gong, a Chinese leper confined near Quarantine, Missouri, shows marked recovery after nine months of isolation. Treatment with Chauimoogvaert from an East Indian tree has cleared discoloration, restored sensation to previously insensible skin, and left only minor redness on one leg and one wrist, with release planned within two months.
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T. Louis
Wu Ting Fang Hair Tug Incident Stuns Georgia
In Midgeville Georgia a China minister Wu Ting Fang had his sacred pigtail seized by a patient at a state insane asylum. The minister fled the building in distress but forgave the act, accepting apologies from asylum authorities. The episode followed his keynote at a Georgia academy graduation and sparked brief tensions before normal relations resumed.
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Midgeville
China
Wu Ting Fang
Georgia Academy
Georgia
Nerve Pills End Nervous Dizziness Says Mrs Smith
Mrs B Smith of 24 N Eastst Indianapolis reports Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills relieved constant dizziness nervousness and low spirits. She praises the medicine for giving complete relief from dizzy spells strengthening nerves and improving sleep. Pills sell for 50 cents a box at Hyder's drug store and from the Dr A W Chase Medicine Co Buffalo NY with portrait and signature on every package.
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Hyder
A. W. Chase
Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo
N. Y
M. D
Keil
Bishop Remedy Co
San Francisco
Cal. Sloan Drug CO
West Weshingter St
Indianapolis
Ind
Pain Balm Restores Woman After Eight Weeks of Back Pain
George Schaub of New Lebanon Ohio says Chamberlain's Pain Balm cured his wife's severe backache after eight weeks of suffering. He reports rapid relief within days and urges others to learn of her recovery. The product is sold by all druggists.
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George Schaub
New Lebanon
Ohio
Dayton Volkszeitune
Chamberlain
Real Economy Gas Range Showroom Invitation
HOUSEWIVES. You are invited to call and see the "Real Economy' Gas Range. It's different from any you have seen, and in many respects better. Take elevator to second floor. VONE: EGUT'S, 120, 122 and 124 E. Wash. &t.
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Egut’s
E. Wash. &T
Big Four Route Special Fast Train Schedule
The Big Four Route will run a two section express train with no passenger stops in either direction. The first section departs Indianapolis Union Station at 6 00 a m and the second at 7 00 a m with return sections from Cincinnati at 7 00 p m and 8 30 p m.
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Indianapolis Union Station
Cincinnati
Terre Haute and Greencastle Round Trip Fare Notice
Corresponding rates to intermediate stations. Special train leaves Indianapolis Union Station at 7:00 a.m. Returning leaves Terre Haute at 7:00 p.m. Ticket pricing set at Terre Haute 1.00 and Greencastle 0.75, with round trip options available.
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Terre Haute
Greencastle
Indianapols Union Station
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