Paris Sees Surge of Love Suicide Waves
Special to Thetus Paris reports a shocking rise in suicides linked to love affairs. In the past year 128 Parisians killed themselves, 21 under age 20, with hanging the leading method at 236 cases. Firearms followed, then suffocation, drowning, and other means.
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Thetus
Paris
Romeo
Tullet
Juliette Gaubert
Civid
Eugene Larsene
Provincan
Eugene
Tullette
Engane
Servation
Hood
Tove
Luighit Saitar
Lulghi
Hut
Lufehl
Public Lecture on Civic Beauty by J H McFarland
J H McFarland speaks at Caleb Mills hall under Race Council of Women's auspices on March 7 about shaping public sentiment for a more beautiful city. He argues civic improvement relies on thought and citizen action, not tax hikes or costly projects.
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J. H. McFarland
Caleb Mills Hall
Race Counci of Womens
Commercial Club
Civic Improvement Aganda
McFarten
Dieun
Mr. Farland
Peonla
La.nd
Spring Medicine Claim Highlights Hood's Remedy
An old advertisement touts Hood's Spring Medicine as the best tonics for every family member with claims of cleansing the blood, overcoming fatigue, increasing appetite, and boosting strength through three daily doses. The copy stresses widespread use and notable effects from Sarsaparilla components.
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Hood
Bessa Hood
Nature's Essence Extracts as Spring Blood Tonic
An advert describes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a non alcoholic extract from wild cherry bark mandrake root stone root queen's root bloodroot and golden seal. It touts blood purification stomach toning and liver kidney support with the claim of public approval and the strongest sales over forty years. The text emphasizes natural remedies and alcohol free formula from Buffalo New York.
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Dr. Pierce
R. V. Pierce
The
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Pierce
Buffalo
Fortunes and Failures of a Midland Rail Line and Courts
A historic court session led by Judge Francis E. Baker aimed to settle all claims against the Chicago and Southeastern Railway now part of the Big Four system. The Midland line's troubled history follows farmers who built it, defaulted on materials, and endured deaths from grief. A separate tale recounts a judge freeing a man from the workhouse then a physician’s failed fortune cure, ending with a 30 day workhouse sentence after police found him in poor condition.
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Francis E. Baker
States Circuit Court
Chicago Southeastern Railway
John T. Dys Fn
Anderson, Lebanon & St. Louia
Farmers’ Road
Aturdy Ives
Midland
Saly
Jordan
Whalen
Wharton
Cure of Jordan Put Off After Drunken Arrest
Jordan was taken to the police station after a drunken episode this week. A hopeful young physician sought to cure his appetite for strong drink, claiming success after several days of treatment. He later declared his craving had largely disappeared before being sent to the workhouse.
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Jemen Jerdis
Jordan
Young Pbhyalnien Gallad
Learn to Combat Disease Tuberculosis Exhibit at Tomlinson Hall
A tuberculosis exhibit opens at Tomlinson Hall featuring photos, models and demonstrations of open air treatment, hospital layouts, and lungs from human and animal sources to illustrate tuberculosis prevention and care. Daily hours 9 am to 10 pm with lectures each afternoon and evening this week by Drs Blossom Pettit McCay and others, including Lt Gov Miller and John Kern.
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Tomlinson Hall
J. C. Blossom
Mt. Summit
Ind
I. Ww. Pettit
Ottawa
Charles L. Henry
George T. McCay
Columbus
Hugh T. Miller
Arnold Klevs
Chicago
Hobart Babcock
Harz Mountain Women Sell Money Lavas Ornaments
In German Harz regions women create money lavers as jewelry. They dedicate two to three rooms in their homes to this craft, with some rooms housing as many as twelve individuals repeatedly.
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Germany
Harz Mountains
White girl towed Indian ends big Minnesota tale
Special to the Star Tribune from Minneapolis Minnesota March 2 A story echoes the Indian legend of Strongheart Ed Rogers a top Minnesota end and captain of the 1903 team a Chippewa Indian graduate of Carlisle and Minnesota University law student Miss Mayore Ballion a teacher in Minneapolis falls for him after admiring his play they plan to live in Walker Minnesota where he will open a law office
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Minn
Edward TL. Rogers
Mayore Ballion
Ballion
Ed Rogers
Minnesota
Rogers
Carlisle
University O
Mary Dillon Comments on What Makes a Book Sell
Special to The Sun from St Louis March 4. Mary Dillon, a St Louis writer, shares views on what makes fiction successful. She argues that merit and money are linked, readers like moral clarity, and art should redeem life’s latent facts. She notes love plots aren’t always necessary and discusses her works Old Bullalo and The Rose of St Louis.
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BT. Louis
Mary Dillon
Louis
Egypt
OM St Louis
Louisia Purchase
Bond of Health Census Figures for New York City
New York City population is stated as 4,155,860 based on the plate census taken last June. The brief note indicates growth in the city’s population and reflects ongoing health population data from the era.
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New York
Row York
Duryea Sued by Actress for $50000 Breach of Promise
Miss Sarah Maddern, an actress, sues Peter Duryea, wealthy horse breeder and partner of W. E. D. Stokes, in Lexington stock farm matter. She claims a marriage promise made in 1898 after meeting him in 1897 and seeks 350,000 in damages. Duryea denies offering to wed and notes she has been with several men. He has photographs and notes Duryea recently married Viola Atten.
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Scrippa-MeRiae Press Association
New York
Sarah Maddern
Supreme Court
Peter Duryea
Millonaire
W. E. D. Stokes
Patchen-Wilkes
Lexington
Maddern
Duryea
Miax Maddern
Sticky Spew
Billy
Europe
Rose Coghlin
Cohen
Viola
Atten
Contributions to McKinley monument reach distant lands
A note from the Transvaal reports two postal money orders totaling 60 cents contributed to the William McKinley monument. The gifts, received yesterday, show the memory of the late president cherished abroad as Canton honors him.
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William BickKinley
Transvaal
Bc Kinley Monument
Find
Forty-Second? Pittsburg Man Dies After Fall and Surgeries
George Lee of 3235 Wampumrsl. died yesterday following seven years of injuries from a freight train fall. He endured 38 operations on a shattered back and spine before succumbing on the 40th procedure.
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Pittsburg
George Lee
Jim Key Exhibition Aims to Teach Patience in Indianapolis
A Humane Society backed show of Jim Key runs March 3 to 18 at Tomlinson Hall in Indianapolis featuring a horse that can read spell count and use a cash register and telephone. A spelling contest offers $1 to any boy under 15 who echoes the horse. Monday March 12 hosts a teachers’ night. schoolchildren receive discounted tickets on selective afternoons. Also filed a notice by Edmund Spinner seeking licenses to sell intoxicating liquor at a Delaware Street location with pool and restaurant privileges appended.
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Tomlinson Jhall
Jin
Peat
The
Humane Society
Notice To Seek Liquor License In Indianapolis District
A notice from Fred Kleine announces intent to apply to the Marion County Board of Commissioners at the April term 196 for a license to sell assorted intoxicants in quantities under five gallons with on premises consumption. The business location is a room measuring 13 feet 10 inches by 12 feet 1 inch on English Avenue on the first floor of a two story building in Spann Co First Woodlawn addition Ward No 0 Englis h Ave No 118 Indianapolis center township Marion Indiana.
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Center Township
Marion County
Indiana
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Spann & Co i
Woodlawn
Indianapolla
Engilshave
Ward Mo
Fred Kleine
Notice to apply for license to sell alcohol in Indianapolis ward
FRANK O BRIEN gives notice to voters in Indianapolis Center township Marion county that he will apply at the Board of Commissioners April term 1906 for 4 meanse to sell intoxicating spirituous liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premise drinking right. The business place is No 501 East Washington St in ward 11 on first floor of three story building at southeast corner of East and Washington. Independent notice that portable privileges will be sought in the same room.
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Board of Commissioners
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State of
Indiana
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Canter Township
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Washington At
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Washington-ats
Little's Sub
Washington St
Frank O'Brien
Woodside Saloon seeks license to sell liquor in Indianapolis ward
John Solu notifies Marion county officials of intent to apply at the April term for a license to sell spirituous vinous malt and intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premise consumption. The business is Woodside saloon at 3468 Southeast Avenue, Ward 10, Center Township, Indianapolis, Indiana, within Woodside addition. Also requests pool table privileges from the Board of County Commissioners.
Notice of license and pool table permit in Indianapolis ward
William Ramsht gives notice he will apply to Marion County Indiana commissioners in April 1906 for a license to sell intoxicating liquors in a room 25 by 18 feet at north end of a two story building on State Avenue and B Washington Avenue, and to obtain pool table privileges in the same room at 1633 East Washington Street northwest corner of State Avenue.
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