Doctor Ensor Endorses Peruna for Catarrh and Weakness
Dr J F Ensor postmaster of Columbia and former state asylum head writes that after using Peruna himself and seeing family benefits, he cheerfully recommends it as an effective remedy. Letters from C W Brice and others praise Peruna as a tonic, cure for catarrh, and aid for coughs and weak stomachs, with claims of broad usefulness and calls to contact Dr Hartman for advice.
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J. F. Ensor
Columbia, & C
Columbia, &. C
C. W. Brice
Congress
North Dakota
Washington, D. C
C. W. Baitts
B. Robbins
Muskogee
J. T
Hartman
Graus
Dr. Hartman
Startman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohta
Sepulchres Open Their Ponderous Marble Jaws in Irvington
In Irvington on Monday night about 107 Butler students paraded the streets in costume as part of a Philukurian society gathering. The procession moved along Central avenue to a chapel meeting where a dirge transitioned to a lively tune as the group returned, with the ghostly theme featuring disguises and a mock march along Washington Street.
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Irvington
Butler
Central Ave
Philukurian Society
Sutlec Ap
Hue
Herun
Washingtonst
Iasington
Death from spinal meningitis follows orange ball game
George Gallagher aged years died at his Westmont New York home from spinal meningitis. The former Cooper Institute mechanical engineer late class of 1903 had been delirious, his friends humor him by passing an orange as if it were a baseball. The improvised game continued until moments before his death.
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W York
George Gallagher
Westmont
N. Y
Gallagher
Cooper Institute
Taritas Athletic Cur
Guttenberg
Morgan Woes Stir Ship Building Trust Talks
In New York on June 16 rumors swirl that J T Morgan & Co seeks to salvage the sinking shipbuilding trust. Key figures include George W Perl as the central figure at Monday conferences and Charles M Schauhaas with letters to Samuel Untermeyer amid transfer talks on Bethlehem steel. News notes Nixon’s resignation rumor and Schwab’s push for leadership trigger meetings without director support.
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New York
J. T. Morgan & Co
Inking Snip Building Trust
Morgan
George W. Perlas
Leleven
Perkins
Crtte
Charles M. Schauhaas
Samuel Uneemeyer
Take
Bethieiym Steel Works
Enteermeyer
Bethlehem
Untermeyer
Sshwab
Br. Wantermeyer
Heston
Mit
Lewis Nixon
Schwab
Nixon
Mde
Kwab
Premonition of Death in Toledo Sister Arrives
Mrs Belle Mae Otis MacInnes daughter of Gen Otis niece is dead an hour after her sister Anna of Chicago arrived in Toledo believing Belle was dying Anna left immediately for Toledo after a premonition that her sister would die.
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Toledo
Belle Mae Otis MacInnes
Gen. Otis
Anna
Chicago
City
Officer Bundy's Victim in Richmond Dies
Richmond IndianaJune 61 Charles Mure a young man shot by Policeman Bundy died Tuesday after an unsuccessful attempt to locate the pulse Bundy surrendered and remains in jail No charges have been filed but public sentiment runs high against him
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Richmond
Ind
Charles Mure
Bundy
Births and notices from a late 19th century record
Birth announcements list multiple families with addresses and infant sex including Frank Morrison and Clara, a girl for Abraham Goldfang, a boy for Fred Dors, a girl for Nellie Oblover, and other infant entries. Also notes medical conditions, deaths, marriages, building permits, and a Berlin prince injury from June 16.
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Fred and
Fern Helm
Peru-ave
Hag
Zara Lee
Napoleon-st
Frank and
Clara Morrison
Oliver Ave
Abraham and
Esther Goldfang
Ashland-ave
Margaret Dors
Railroydsta
Andrew and
Nellie Oblover
Capitol-ave
Murderer Mink Surrenders to Sheriff in Pittsfield
Fred Mink, accused of murdering Newton Harris and Sarah Mink, surrendered to the sheriff in Pittsfield on Monday night. Guarded by a National Guard company and Deputies, Mink surrendered after knowing death seemed the only alternative. He was pursued by a sheriff's posse and angry farmers, and carried two rifles and two revolvers with ample ammunition.
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Pittsfield
Fred Mink
Newton Harris
Sarah Mink
Sherif
Fitin Infantry
Hinals National Guard
Mink
Aherliff
Preliminary trial of millionaire Chauncey Dewey appointed
The preliminary hearing for Chauncey Dewey, Wilson, and McBride, charged with murder of Daniel Berry and his son, began Tuesday as cowboys and settlers fill the city. Court entries were searched for weapons as militia ringed the courthouse. Prosecution led by Attorney General Joleman.
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Liancis
Kas
Chauncey Dewey
Wilson
McBride
Daniel Berry
Joleman
Norney
Kansan
Dixon for Police Judge joins Democratic ticket race
The Silver Democratic Club seeks Attorney P. Dixon as a co candidate for police judge. At a recent meeting in Dr L No Howard's office a committee was formed to approach Dixon about running. Dixon has decidedly made the race.
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Silver Democratic Club
Legat
Attorney & P
Dixon
Silver Club
Banker Kills Self in New York Home
James V Prank Dean, second vice president of Seaboard Bank, shot himself in the cellar of his New York City home Thursday morning after bidding his family farewell. Neighbors note he had seemed despondent recently though bank accounts were in order. He had worked at the institution since February.
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York
Vce
Seaboard
Nauk
Can Armge
Ee Bank
Tier
Chicago Population Grows in New City Directory
Chicago experts report the 1948 city directory shows the population near 191250 with about 243995 more than the census, noting gains along elevated rail lines and a northwest shift. Population remains densest in ward 25 with roughly 92 persons per acre, challenging common beliefs about congestion.
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Chicago
Cnier
Caivassers
Acre
Chicago Hotels Resume Service With Nonunion Help
In downtown Chicago on Tuesday, hotels resumed dining service with nonunion staff. Service dropped but patrons accepted it with good grace. Larger hotels secured more help and are tending to guests with fairly good care.
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Chiago
Yunnelpet
Mother's Visit Before Hanging in Lexington
A mother visits her son Claude O'Brien in Lexington as he faces execution for murder. The jailer allows an embrace through a barred office area while talking via telegraph lines, amid efforts to seek commutation from Gov. Heckham. The condemned youth awaits June execution while Mrs. O'Brien plans to stay in Lexington.
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Leavington
King
Dire
Ofice
Lexington
Heckham
Heckham Unis Rek
June
Fight Begins Against Automobile Storage Plant
A local dispute over proposed automobile storage construction escalates with strong opposition from city property holders. Contention centers on a 2 district ordinance and expanded powers for the Board of Works in regulating erecting such facilities. A special meeting may be called to address delays and adjournments. Dramatic School commencement plans set for June at Roberta Park church.
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Wright
Boston
Roberta Park
City Life Exhibition and Sousa Band Engagement Noted
City Life reports Sousa's Band engagement for the city and an upcoming Sisters of St. Francis art exhibition at St Marys Academy from June 21 to 22. Indianapolis Mannerchor elects new officers with Louis Kurr as vice president and J Mack as corresponding secretary among others.
Grain Market Report From Chicago on June 16
Chicago traders report wheats steady with No. 2 red and milling freight moving, corn prices flat across July and September contracts, oats steady for No. 1 white and mixed lots, and hay prices listing No. 1 and No. 2 timothy. Inspections show mixed lots of No. 2 red wheat and various white and yellow corn grades moved in multiple car counts.
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Chicago Grain
Chicago
Agra
Hay
Timothy
Rand
M Csre
Market Finds Mixed Signals Across Rail and Metal Shares
New York reports show weak opening with mixed commodities and rails in demand. European markets note favorable crops and rising dividends while U S stocks swing with Atchison and Canadian Pacific declines. copper prices pressured by speculative moves with lingering miner talks. Local livestock and Chicago grain activity steady to soft as traders eye broader indicators.
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Meyer & Kiser
New York
London
Bonn
United Metals Company
Atchison
Union Pariie Ait B&o
Flonts
Tecin Mitchel
Atehitan
Texas
Liverpool
Dune
Norfolk & Western
Manhattan
Atenson
Atchieon
Aly Pac
St Paul CP
R. J. Reading
Texas Methy
Pacife
Mitcinery
Tocal Traction Group
Specultion Wiestl
Bemla Wen
Alent
St. Paul
Rearlins
Ansylvania
Te RA & OM
Atehiven
Totsgalen
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