Woman Doctor Endorses Peruna in Testimonial Letter
Dr Rachael Kemball of Hal idale New York and a University of Buffalo graduate praises Peruna. She asserts the remedy helps catarrhal affections and shares personal recovery stories to support its value for women. The notice invites free medical advice from Dr S A Hartman of Columbus Ohio.
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Rachael J. Kal
Mareginia Street
Buffalo
University of Buffalo, Claws
Bhe
Satarthal
R. Rachael Kemball
Hal- Idale
New York
Hyomen
Minster
Heinmayrs
jPermna
S A. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Street Car Employes Form Union in Indianapolis
Street car workers in Indianapolis push to form a union, with organizers Kevin Ove and Charles Koutpier from Detroit and James Miller of Anderson aiding. They report strong support, wage and hour improvements sought, with about two thirds signaled affiliation and many paying initiation fees. The employer reportedly resists but supports organization in spirit, while much outreach occurs by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Indianapolis
Ty Kevin Ove
Charles Koutpier
Detroit
Ascela- Gon
Eanleer
Fuitiananolis
James Miller
Anderson
Ortlgamizer
Orr
Amlent
Sok
Antit Otore
Ems “Ployes
Four Story Block Secured After Tape Mistake Cleared
A four story block remains secured after a suspected bomb threat scare linked to taped phrases noting MrIntosh and Gagotine Lage. No injuries or property loss reported as authorities cleared the building and ensured public safety.
Labor Unrest in Indianapolis Rail Work Force
Workers claim harsh conditions and long hours in Indianapolis transit yards. They seek wage increases from 14 to 18 cents and note streetcar work pushes pay from 20 to 23 cents per hour. Organizers say injustices exist across interurban lines and advocate collective bargaining to improve contracts, wages, and safety.
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Indianapolis
Anid
Orr
Fragments from a Trial in a City Court
Fragmentary OCR text describes Theodore Koffmeyer on trial for failing to report an incident at an Indianapolis transit and repair facility. The case involves a superintendent and a traction company defense. Names Minnie Geiter and Hearge Geiter appear in disputed remarks and desertion claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Koffmeyer
Feport
Islianapaily Travison & Terniwl
Cullivane
McAbey Dhe
Heen Son
Smock
Traction Company
Wien
California land frauds claim state complicity
United States district attorney asserts California land frauds surpass Oregon schemes and hints at involvement by state land office officials. The report notes widespread corruption, with graft aiding land speculators and jurists, while a sense of public despair follows the unfolding scandal.
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Scriups-M'Rab Press Association
Francisco
Sermon to Young Men at local church noted for baptism
Coroner reports a fishing trip by Copuner Harry Tutewiler to Thres Lakes for five weeks while a sermon to young men will be held in the morning and evening service. Children are urged to attend and Mel will baptize several individuals. Local calamity count noted in Indiana area.
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Copuner
Harry
Tutewiler
Thres Lakes
Wis
J Walter Thompson Company Moves to New Quarters
The J Walter Thompson Company, after forty years of growth, outgrew the Times Building and moved to modern offices at Twenty third Street and Fourth Avenue. The 13,000 square foot single floor provides space for a giant business serving over eight hundred active clients, signaling ongoing strength and profitability.
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J. Waller Thompson Company
New York Globe
Firty
SMM
J. Walter ‘Thompson Company
Agi
Ita oMhe
J. Walter Thompson Company
Old ‘Times
Twenty-third Street
Fourth Avenue
Thompson
aMcex
Succdeatul
HOGS ARE OFF INDIANAPOLIS MARKET REPORT
Market in Indianapolis shows slow trade and lower prices. Hog receipts around seven thousand, cattle near thirty, sheep light. Week-long losses noted, packers dominate from outside sources, market closing steady with a dull, weak tone overall.
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Indianapolis
Cattty
Bos
Buk
East Buffalo
Bart Buffalo
Uattinn Rae J Celts
Portteus Contempt Bid Leads Judge to Revoke Custody
In superior court Judge Carter found Portteus in contempt for disobeying a court order. He had been ordered to deliver his son John Maranalt Vorttes to Ada Portteus and provide weekly support. The judge ordered custody to Ada and required Portteus to pay the boy’s support and deliver the child by Sunday 10 AM.
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Uying
Adan
Swan Trim
Superior Court
Ada
Jeus
Ports Teus
Carter
Paupers Demand Pay in County House Bakery Strike
A walking delegate led a strike by paupers at a county almshouse near Jersey City demanding payroll inclusion for bakers and attendants. The committee refused, threatening removal to stone quarries if workers did not return to the bake shop and continue duties for the county.
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New York
Jersey City
Neastore
Eye defects in New York schoolchildren raise policy questions
An examination of 7.16 school children in New York finds 17 percent with severe eyesight defects and 31.3 percent with any visual impairment affecting study. The study notes glare, strain, and health impacts, urging boards to consider universal vision screening and possible redrawing of pupil placements and studiing.
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New York
Puptin
Vielon
Neimere Raum
Market Strong as Wheat and Stocks Rise in New York
Market opened strong with I. P gains and Metropolitan Street Railway up, investors eye extra dividends on Northern Pacific. Prices edge higher at Chicago and Buffalo. wheat and hog markets show firmer tones amid steady government needs.
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New York
I. P
Smel- Metropolitan Street Railway
St. Haul
Reading
Erte
Sted. Ty
Metropolitan Street Railway
Saturda
Northern Pacific
Stock Exchange
Rerto
Il St. Paul
Amalgamated Copper
SP. M&w. Mig. Penneylvania
Chicago
Woman Knows Her Business Fends Off Guardian
Mrs. Ansength Showalter age 86 faced an effort by her niece to appoint a guardian in probate court on Saturday. Judge N A Walker found she was thoroughly conversant with her affairs and refused guardian appointment despite relatives alleging mismanagement. Mrs Showalter owned about 25000 dollars in property.
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Showalter
N. A. Walker
Boy Confesses Horse Theft In Probation Case
Victor, 18, of 212 W More first resides, admits stealing a horse from Joseph Henworth, 1724 Belmont Ave. He was found at Alabama and Washington Sts after detectives traced the crime on Saturday. He says he was merely monkeying with the men and not intending to sell. He is on probation from the juvenile court on a serious charge.
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Rome
Victor Tell
Kinner
Victor
More
Joseph Henworth
Belmont-ave
Gerber
Trim
Bell
Alabama
Washington|sts
Ita
FOUND HER DEAD Julian Wiggan Testifies In Wagon Accident
Julian Wiggan, 60, driver of a lumper wagon, testified to Deputy Coroner Robertson that he could hardly recount the accident Friday afternoon near New Jersey and Twenty-Atth-tts. He said two children ran after the wagon and a girl lay under the wagon when he returned, concluding she had been riding on the coupling with no space to hang on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian Wiggan
Robertson
Wiggen
Mann-Nelmeyer Lumber Company
New Jersey
Wiegan
Hobbs Convicted in Police Court Trial
The case against Ene Gates Brake ten Hobbs concluded in police court Saturday morning. The defendant was found guilty of at tacking watch and earrings from Mrs Nellie Gent and I. W. AL. Slatrat. He received six months in jail and a fine of one dollar.
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Hobbs
Ene
Mrauum Sip Nkmin
Mra. Nellie Gent
I W. AL. Slatrat
The Vegetable Market Prices in Indianapolis
The June market listing from Indianapolis shows prices for assorted produce including asparagus, onions, cabbage, potatoes, carrots, radishes, tomatoes, cauliflower, celery, cucumbers, mushrooms, kale, green beans, peppers, sweet potatoes, peas, oranges, apples, grapes, cherries, strawberries, cantaloupes, pineapples, bananas, apricots, and watermelons. Notable items include peaches at 50 per crate and strawberries advertised as home grown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Nose Broken in Collision on Washington and Delaware
Charles Davis suffered a broken nose and facial injuries after colliding with a grocers wagon driven by Herman Schilling at Washington and Delaware on a Saturday morning. Davis, residing at 32 West Eleventh, was treated at the City Dispensary by Dr Poole before being sent home.
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Charles Davis
Washington
Delaware
Davia
Herman 2
Schilling
Shelby St
Poole
Ble
Liberty bride and groom clash over custody petition
Leonard Ball, 33, of Richmond, seeks habeas corpus to win possession of his newlywed wife Edith Howren in Liberty Indiana. Ball accuses her parents of detaining her, while the bride's family vows to resist. Ball had wed ten days earlier and faces parental opposition after the ceremony.
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Liberty
Ind
Leonard Ball
Ned
Richmond, Inc
Ball
Edith Howren
Richmont
Persial
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