Zoa Phera claims instant relief for women's ailments
An eighteenth century style advertisement touts Zoa Phera as a universal tonic for women, promising relief from irregularities, childbirth pains, and “change of life.” It features testimonials from Mrs. Emme Dobson and Mrs. Martin Pitsch and offers a dollar bottle mailed free to those who write.
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Zoa Phera
Emme Dobson
Jerseyville
Zee
Zoa Phora
Martin Pitsch
North Dorr
Mich
Zea Phers
Zea Phera
Zoa Phora Co
Kalamazoo
Two Picketing Conflict Ends in Double Tragedy in Pueblo
In Pueblo Colorado on June 21 Geo Elwick was shot dead and Officer Sherman gravely wounded after Jacob Dodson, owner of Riverside restaurant, opened fire following picketing tied to an unfairness ruling by the Cooks and Waiters union. Pickets J B Armstrong and Elwin faced gunfire. Kate Dodson poured hot water on them and Thomas Dodson was arrested. Authorities consider possible lynching.
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Pueblo
Col
Riverside
Geo. Elwick
Sherman
Jacob Dodson
J. B. Armstrong
Elwin
Kate Dodson
Jacob
Thomas Dodson
Armstrong
Daly
Dodson
Packing rumors swirl around Armour and Swift deal
Nothing confirmed in Iebansab City Mo about Armour acquiring packing houses as officials deny purchases. An Omaha dispatch notes unconfirmed rumor of Armour buying Omaha packing company. Meantime Massachusetts Marlborough report details laborer John Cullinane placing pay in a stove and surviving after being burned badly, later placed in a padded cell.
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Armour
Omaha Packing Company
Marlborough
Mass
John Cullinane
Cullinane
Mistook Marshal for a Burglar
In Donaldsonville Louisiana City Marshal George Goetz was killed by A Babin, a friend, after Goetz disguised himself to trap burglars. Goetz entered Babin’s store and Babin shot him through a rear doorway as he investigated.
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New Orleans
Geo. Goetz
Donaldsonville
A. Babin
Marshal Goetz
Goetz
Babin
Dry Law Plea From Preachers Moves Burgomaster
A committee of preachers urged enforcement of the liquor law. The burgomaster admitted a dry man can drink at unlawful hours but vowed that every reported violation will be prosecuted, leaving the church delegation apparently satisfied.
Corner Stone Laid for First Presbyterian Church
The cornerstone ceremony occurred Thursday afternoon at Delaware and Sixteenth streets. Revs. Owen Davies Odell F O Ballard J C Smith and George L Mackintosh attended with Mackintosh delivering the address. John H Holliday led the ceremonies. The sealed box contained two additional corner stone boxes from the old Circle church and the New York and Pennsylvania streets church, recently torn down for the new federal building.
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First Presbyterian Church
Delaware and
Sixteenth Sts
Owen Davies Odell
F. O. Ballard
J. C. Smith
George L. Mackintosh
John H. Holliday
Circle
New York and
Pennsylvania Sts
Henderson's Sister Arrested After Testimony in Court
Dora Henderson testified for her brother Lon Henderson on trial for shooting Police Capt. Martin Hyland. After her testimony she was arrested on a bicycle theft charge. She said Lon was in Marion the night Hyland was shot. Henderson's trial was continued to Friday to allow additional witnesses to appear.
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Dora Henderson
Lon Henderson
Martin Hyland
Hyland
Marion
Henderson
Invitations Mystery At Tilden Club Harmony Meeting
New York June 27 The Tilden club harmony meeting involves a dispute over who received invitations to attend. Club president Robert B Dowling says a second invitation was sent to Bryan and registered at the post office, while Hotchkiss who mailed the invites confirms the mailing.
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New York
Bryan
Tilden Club
Cleveland
Hill
Robert B. Dowling
Mr. Dowling
Mr. Hotchkiss
Steamer Dolphin Brings Million Dollar Gold Shipment
The Dolphin arrived from Skagway with 12 boxes of gold dust valued over one million dollars, the largest shipment this season. Eight through passengers aboard and few individual parcels of gold dust were taken. A second consignment of about one million dollars is expected on the steamer St Paul.
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Seattle
Wash
Dolphin
Skagway
St. Paul
William Trowbridge testifies self defense in Lacy killing
Marion court heard William Trowbridge testify that he killed James Lacy in self defense. The case may go to the jury some time Friday as proceedings continue on Thursday.
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Marion, Inc
William Trowbridge
James Lacy
Elliott's Bombastic Talk Triggers Republican Backlash
In The Sun, Wednesday, Republican County chairman Elliott claimed machine politics strengthens the party. His statements drew mixed reactions from allies and critics, with several named as machine members denying or ducking comment. Local leaders warned of a coming clash at the polls next year as anti ring sentiment grows.
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Republican County
Elliott
Marion County Machine
Charley
Biliett
SUN
Armin C. Koehne
Bookwalter
Harry New
Huistt
Aroh Young
Silcott
Old Gang
Mr. Elliott
Fred Joss
Joe Kealing
Gates
Ed Logsdon
Tooley-st
Indianapolis
HESUN
Charley Elliott
Joss
Harry B. Gates
Biott
Republican Machine
Mr. Gates
Joe Morgan
Ward 2
Elliott Sa
Board of Works
Eliott
Court House
Floyd Woods
New York
R. O. Hawkins
Joseph B. Kealing
Collision injures five in Brooklyn Heights street crash
A Friday morning collision at Sixtieth street and Gravesend avenue involved a Brooklyn Heights electric car and a two seated carry all. Five people in the carry all were injured and taken to Coney Island emergency hospital. Mrs Fairbanks and Miss Stevens were unconscious. Names listed include Margaret Fairbanks Margaret Stevens Helen St John Samuel Fairbanks and Ira Douglass the driver.
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New York
Brooklyn Heights
Sixtieth St
Gravesend Ave
Margaret Fairbanks
Margaret Stevens
Helen St. John
Toronto
Canada
Samuel Fairbanks
Ira Douglass
Coney Island
Indiana Route Named for National Education Association Trip
The Pennsylvania and Vandalia lines in Indiana are set as the official route to the National Education Association convention in Minneapolis from July 7 to 11. A single first class limited fare round trip is offered. Tickets sell July 5 6 and for morning trains July 7. The Indiana Official Train departs Indianapolis at 11 a.m. via Pennsylvania Lines on Monday July 7. For details contact ticket agents or W W Richardson D P A Indianapolis.
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Pennsylvania
Vandalla
Indiana
National Educational Association
Minneapolis
Minn
Indianapolis
Ines
W. W. Richardson
Delny: Buainies In Over 400 Towns On Capital
Fragmentary OCR notes claim Delny discusses business in over four hundred towns with a capital of 15 cents. The text is garbled and ends mid-sentence.
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Delny
Goats Formed Their Butting Habits
Mrs Susie Jones owns a goat in goat heaven after George Smith of 419 W South St caused its death with a gaspipe and butcher knife. Neighbors saw Billy butt any sight but Smith’s sister was not amused. Justice Nickerson notes the butt offense range from 3 to 500 dollars and Smith appeals the case.
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Susie Jones
W. Southst
George Smith
Billy
Smith
Indiana democratic editorial association meets at French Lick
The annual Indiana Democratic Editorial Association session in French Lick hosts fifty members. Prominent figures include Chairman O'Brien state committee S E Moras Tom Taggart and guests at Taggart hotel with addresses by Ex Gov Rone Missouri.
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French Lick
Ind
Indiana Democratic Editorial Association
O’brien
State Committee
S. E. Moras
Indianapolis
Tom Taggart
George Farrar
Greenfield
Senator Fleming
Fort Wayne
John Minor
W. H. Bracken
Brookville
Parks Martin
Spencer
Jorore Herff
Peru
Rone
Missouri
Ther Association
Died from smallpox in Indiana on June 27
Death notice for Ross Dulin of Lebanon Indiana who died of smallpox on June 27 in the state. The brief obituary notes the cause and location, reporting the passing of a resident linked to Lebanon. No additional family details are provided.
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Ind
Ross Dulin
Ebanon
Let Us Give Thanks Washington Civil Government Bill Passed
The house approved the Philippine civil government bill as a substitute for the senate measure. An agreement should be reached by Monday or Tuesday, and Congress is expected to adjourn on July 2 or 3 with all major legislation and appropriation bills concluded.
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Washington
House
Senate
Congress
Indians Invade Marion in Midwest Meet
Indians from northern Indiana staged a large meet at Marion Indiana on June 27 spotlighting athletic events and team performances. Local officials and spectators described a spirited gathering with strong showings in track and field events.
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Marion
Ind
Indiana
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