Swamp Root Promises Kidney Health In Assurance Ad
An editorial notice promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a world famous kidney remedy. It claims cures for many ailments, offers free samples and testimonials, and urges readers to contact Dr Kilmer Co in Binghamton New York for more information and to request bottles.
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Springfield
Ohto
Seb
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
Kilmer
Simery
Nlac
Boo
Dr. Kulmer & Co
Hinghamton
N. C
de Cure
Indianapolis Daily Run
Swamp-Root
Killmer
Inwhamton, N
Lunch Costs Plunger Daniel J Sully 2 500 000
New York March 5 Daniel J Sully of Providence who moved to New York to build the cotton market hosted an expansive luncheon. His bear operatives recovering from a surge in cotton prices caused a dramatic downturn with Sully losing 2 5 000 000 on the day. The Sully clique controlled over a thousand bales and had paper profits in the millions before the slump.
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New York
Daniel J. Sully
Providence
Bui
Hin Haring
Sully
Sawmill Incident Claims Three At Sea
Three people die and one injured when Klein and 07,3 die of Iackjaw and nis 807 Willam fs flying aboard a vessel after a sawmill accident at sea. The incident occurred during a maritime operation causing critical injuries to others.
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Klein
Nis
Willam
Ex policemans wife missing in Cincinnati news
The police fear the disappearance of Mrs. Mary Stinecker, ex-wife of former policeman Henry Stinecker, who asked her husband to care for their two children. He disputes threats and is willing to take custody. the article also lists Cincinnati Republican ticket candidates for city offices.
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Mary Stinecker
Mulberry-sr
Henry Stinecker
Stinecker
Myre
Ahd
Lefe
Marion Club and Pawnbroker Sued
Warwick H. Ripley has sued John C. Ertel and the Marion Club to stop sale or transfer of two shares of stock he pledged as security. He alleges Ertel received the shares without consent, kept an open account, owed Ripley money, and refused to accept repayment. Ripley also claims another share given as a fee has not been formally transferred on the club books.
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Warwick FH Repley
John C. Ertel
Ertel
Jong
Ripley
Club
Ing
Ripley Hakly
Choir Rehearsal Boosts Progress at Shortridge Hall
More than 100 members of the May music festival chorus gathered at Shortridge high school hall for a Wednesday night rehearsal. They refine Rosalini's Stabat Mater under director Stem, whose grip on harmony and tone improves. Next week Anmolant-Erector Evars of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra will direct the remaining rehearsals.
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May
Shortridge High School
Rosaini
Stem
An- Molant
Evars
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Pretty Girl in Man's Clothing at Fort Denton
Mary Amon, about 71, died by taking strychnine at the home of William Grey, a Highwood rancher. A prior breach of promise case had involved Grey and salt paid for by Ames. Ames appeared at Grey’s ranch in men’s clothing seeking work, was confronted, then fatally poisoned herself.
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Fort Denton
Mont
March
Mary Amon
Mins Ames
Wm. Grey
Highwood
Grey
Grey Ranch
Overworked John Ward Receives House Aid Proposal
John Ward a one armed booth helper in the house cloak room may be granted 199 dollars for his service aiding lawmakers with coats and overcoats. Representative Sherman introduced a bill to pay Ward two dollars a day, and it was sent to the committee on claims for consideration.
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John Ward
Boothlack
Senate
Ward Haapron
Sherman
Committee On
Doan’s Kidney Pills Help Indianapolis Woman Heal
Mrs J B Van Tilburgh of 220 W Ohio Street Indiana reports years of back and kidney pain with vertigo and nervousness. After using Doan’s Kidney Pills bought at Henry Hudersdg store she experienced relief from sharp pains and endorses the remedy for kidney problems. Sold by all druggists price 60 cents per box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y. Remember the name Doan’s.
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Bright
Indianapolis
J. B. van Tilburgh
Ohio Street
Avyera
Dean
Henry J. Huders Dg
Washington
Pennsylvania
Foster-aubum Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Doan
Jones Retires from Senate After 30 Years
Washington March 5 The Senate bids farewell to 13 retiring members, six Republicans and seven Democrats, including Senator Jones of Nevada and Senator Wellington of Maryland. The retirements open vacancies on key committees and shift party balance, with several western Republicans leaving and southern Democrats gaining or losing spots. The article notes Jones and Allen as long serving figures and highlights committee impacts across post offices, foreign relations, patents, and judiciary.
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Washington
Senate
Jones
Nos Vada
Wellington
Maryland
Evrh
Deboe
Kentucky
Pritchard
North Carolan
Democrata
Arkansas
Heng
Mewe
Esr
Nevada
Aliison
Lite
Nsl
Xtnes Hatime
Tory
West
Meneses
Cayne
Mason
Alna A. Menc
Domars
Rawiing
Turner
Judiciary
Committee On
Commerce
All Republicams
Missouri Girl Seeks Front Row At Hanging Witness
In Kansas City a Missouri girl presses to witness the upcoming hanging of Bad Tastor for the murder of Tut Nollard. She claims years of witnessing executions and offers to take the deputy’s job to ensure presence during the event. Alice Thaw will wed the Earl of Yarmouth in Pittsburgh on June 3, per her family plan.
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Kansas City
Gussie Chatsworth
Tastor
Tut Nollard
Marabal Garetard
Ang
Maxter Springs
Kas
Taylor Awings
Taylor
Alice Will Malry
New York
March
Alice Thaw
Countess of
Yarmouth
Pittsburg
Earl of Yarmouth
Taremouth
Marquis
Marchioness of
Hertford
Postum Cures Doctor’s Coffee Ailments in Ohio
A Decaturville Ohio doctor recounts switching from coffee to Postum Food Coffee after lab tests showed caffeine as a poison and suffering from stomach trouble and headaches. After a three week trial the doctor reports perfect digestion and vanishing headaches, praising Postum as a pure strong food drink. Name given by Postum Co Battle Creek Mich.
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Decaturville
Ohio
Medical College
Dvn
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mlch
Bridge contracts scrutiny sparks county controversy
Frankfort ind march 5 18 pl d A county commissioners court meeting heard Ha Williams of the Airmall bridge company of Chicago accuse foreign bidders of colluding to push inflated contracts. He alleged the system of bidding and specifications overcharges the county, citing past bridge projects and a bidder named J A tows. Williams urged public bids a thorough investigation and warned the board they would advertise for new bids.
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Frankfort
Ind
County Commissioners Court
Hal Wiliams
Airmall Bridge Company of
Chicago
Cin
J. A
Wilbomy
Ya MW Ta
The Short Man Steers Maria Club Election
All but three regular-ticket candidates were elected officers of the Maria club on Wednesday afternoon as two voting machines operated during five hours. Voters chose W. A. Walker as president and C. D W. Bowen as first vice president with several other officers and directors also announced.
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Maria Cuut
Toledo street repair scope eyed by city officials
Mayor Hookwalter and City engineer Nelson returned from Toledo after inspecting asphalt machines. The mayor warned Toledo’s work would poorly benefit Indianapolis unless four or five machines were funded. Two machines were used in Teedy and their condition was not good.
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Hookwalter
Qualrmian Segrew
Board of Works
Sind
Nelson
Toledo
Bookwalter
Indianapolis
Evansville Lobbyist Fails to Pass School Bill
In Evansville on Wednesday the lobbyist Miss Gal Wher failed to secure a constitutional majority for a bill creating a school for deaf mutes. The Senate may consider the bill later as 25 to 1 was the vote in the chamber. The night featured Maennerchor concert in Indianapolis with Franz Bellinger directing a large mixed chorus.
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Evansville
Gal Wher
Evansville Fair
Senate
Indianapolis
Herman Diestel
Chicago
Lilian J. Adam
Indiana Deaths and City News Digest
Obituaries list Mrs Vannoys of Goshen died in Scranton and several local figures including John Smiley of Huron killed by a train. Other notices note Nathan Stratton early Ladon settler, plus an approved Irvington Engine House plan. Fletcher lecture at Central University church covers West Indies and Martolque ruins after a recent island eruption.
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John W. Smiley
Huron
Vincennes
Wiliam Proctor
Rikbart
Thoring
Reid
Muncie
Charles L. Towe
Aurora
Nathan Stratton
Ladon
Board of Safety
John Stemn
Irvington
Fletcher
BARBER BILL BURIED AND LIBRARY APPROVED VETO
Reported notes on a session adjournment where barber bill was buried after a committee referral and a library bill veto approved seven thousand dollars for traveling state libraries. Sayre's idea on a testimonial mocks the legislator efforts as he jokes about paying spring taxes and declining a cane.
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Murhin
Statesman Library Commission
Learies
Sayre
SHV Tv
Tha House
The
Statesman
Market Prices Set to Fall as Guitar Factory Talks End
Reports from London say willow guitars makers failed to reach a closing accord, leaving factories idle and a surplus to be cleared. The disruption signals lower guitar prices. meanwhile the pope’s health raises concern as he recovers from a cold and possible dysentery attack.
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London
B. Measage
Lappowl
Hromo-Quinios Cold Cure Tablets Ad
An OCR fragment advertises Hromo-Quinios tablets claiming to cure four colds in one dose. It includes garbled dosing directions and price per box, plus unrelated lines about Coke, coal, bakery items, and a local newspaper classified style notice with payment and mailing details.
Christian Scientists Ordered to Stop Healing in Virginia
A Virginia directive forbids Christian Scientists from practicing healing unless officially examined by the State board of medical examiners. The move follows debates on prayer healing limits with lawyerly arguments cited, while D Gardiner, grandson of John Tyler, is noted among opponents. Meanwhile, in Shelbyville Indiana, Local union No. 149 endorses a strike of cabinetmakers and woodworkers at Cohtey Foster Furniture Company, with potential widespread job idle time.
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Virginia
Richmond
Christian Scientisia
State Board of Wheideal Examiners
D. Gardiner
John Tyler
Shelbyville
Ind
Maren
Amalgamated
Woodworkers’ International Union At America
Cohtey- Foster Furniture Company
International Union
Inen
Ao Sympathetia Aerike
Properly Adjusted Glagees Eyewear Ad
Ad reads Our kind will relieve minor eye troubles which neglected become major ones Meerything optical H J Woodara 24 Massachusetts are for best photos E Wash
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Meerything Optical
H. J. Woodara
Massachusetts
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