Remarkable Recovery Reported From Chase Nerve Pills
Mrs Btelle Doane of Jamestown testifies to a dramatic recovery after using Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills for nervous prostration and related ailments. She claims health was restored after prior failures with other physicians and urges others to learn of the medicine's merits. The letter references a long list of nervous system conditions and warns buyers to beware of imitations.
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Stella Doane
Jamestown, N. Y
Dr. A. We Chase
Btelle Doane
Gifford Block
Jamestown
A. W. Chase
A. W. Chage
W. Chase Medicine Co
Washington St
Buffalo
Floods Hit Southern Indiana and Rivers Rise Across Region
Severe rainfall across Indiana and Kentucky triggers widespread flooding. Evansville and Washington report rising White and Patoka rivers, with damage estimates reaching hundreds of thousands in Indiana and rising Ohio River levels threatening towns along the artery. Michigan and Illinois areas report bridge damage and flooded streets as residents evacuate lowlands.
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Evansville
Indiana
Richland City
Ohio
Patoka
Rivera
White River
Washington
Ind
Holy Week Crowds Lift Pilgrim Rights
A fragment notes audience access granted to May pilgrims on Sunday. His holiness could not address the English pilgrims or Norfolx delegation on Monday, reflecting a disrupted schedule and differing permissions for the religious gathering.
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Norfolx
Rescued Youth and Fatal Lightning Strike Reported
In Muncie Walter Frohmouth aged 14 nearly drowned after slipping into White River. He was carried downstream for 50 feet before being rescued by David Peterson. In Portsmouth Sam Johnson was struck by lightning near Webster onSunday, instantly killed, with two companions shocked.
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Muncie
Ind
Walter Frohmouth
White River
David Peterson
Portsmouth
Sam Johnson
Webster
Beefsteak dinner kicks off Columbia club series
City life notes announce the first monthly entertainment of the Columbia club for the coming year a beefsteak dinner. March W endowment rank will not come director Chax E Shively K of P says headquarters stay in Chicago. Heavy freight week for the railroad into Indianapolis with 34 12 loaded cars and 8 000 emption.
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Columbia Club
Chax. E. Shively
Rank
K. of P
Chicago
Trio Suspected of Robberies At Valeville and Belle Fork
Prank suspects Prank flawson Willacy Schroeder and John Gibson believed to have robbed peat offices at Valeville and Belle Fork, brought to Marion county jail in Indianapolis by Chief Robbins and Patrolman Pense. They face federal court trial after arrest at Dowd's schoolhouse near Pendleton.
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Prank Flawson
Willacy Schroeder
John Gibson
Valeville
Belle Fork
Marion County
Yall
Indianapolis
Anderson
Robbins
Pense
Dowd
Pendleton
MS Im Maney
Mey
Ostmaster
Daleville
Death's heavy hand touches NC state senator Gibson deaths
State Senator Thomas J Gibson of Perry County Indiana died suddenly at Circle Park hotel after a week of illness. He had been seriously ill with a lent vold and a bladder attack while serving in the thirty third general assembly. Several other legislators and relatives are noted among recent deaths and bereavements, with Gibson remembered for quiet influence rather than speech or bills.
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Thomas J.ibson
Perry
Spencer
Fort
Erin
Binkley
Richmond
Ding
Albert M. Furs
South, Bend
Linkiny
Warns
Tte
Alkman Carnelban
Tewis
Bis
Wella
Tleming
Kurt Wayne
Darby
South Went
Gilbert
Syssing
Senitor Matson
Chiledren
Stack
Morton
James J. Gray
Evanaville
Wies
Bille
Hhs
Wabash River Flood expands into Vincennes area
In Vincennes Indiana the Wabash River rose to eight feet causing thousands of acres to lie underwater. Residents navigate the city by boat or on improvised paths as water encroaches homes and streets, disrupting daily life.
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Vincennes
Ind
Wabneh
Walter
Asking Questions About Science Based Diet Change
A New York business man narrates his struggle with indigestion headaches and fatigue. He describes poor results from medicines and coffee rich meals, then credits Grape-Nuts cereal for improved digestion, clearer thinking, stronger muscles, and sustained energy after adopting the cereal. He notes daily walking two miles and reports feeling "well and strong" at age 65.
Strikes Rise In St Louis Block Yard Labor Accord
About 3,500 men in the St Louis area strike for union recognition higher wages and a unified scale. Delegates vow to resist injunctions against railroad workers and to seek Roosevelt’s intervention. Attorneys seek dissolution of the temporary injunction restraining workers from drinking.
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ST. Wouts
St. Louis
Eeds
Wyk
Central Trades and Labor Union
Jendera
Wabash
Adams
Kellar
Weot ¥Arginia
Attorneya
Wabash Railroad
United States
Etrentt
Adama
Abdul Buys A Warship Constantinople March 9
The sultan ordered an armed cruiser of the first class to be built in England at a cost of 1,500,000 Turkish pounds. Builders, unnamed in public, have presented Abdul with a 4 percent model valued at 5,000 dollars.
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Constantinople
Sin
Walle
England
Abdul
Fire at Leiter Boarding House Kills Six In Fire
A blaze destroyed a Leder boarding house owned by the Marys Jand amp kelis coal company in Leiter West Virginia early Tuesday. Six people died including Maren George Anderson wife and child Maggie Caughan Annie Burke and Henry Burke. Eight others were injured. The damage is estimated from 1,084 to 2,000 dollars. The fire is believed to have started from a lamp explosion.
Tragic Death In Franklin Man Cites Drink Gambling
Omar Webb, a traveling salesman for Change Dry Goods, killed himself at his Franklin home Monday eight, his father finding the body Saturday. Death by asphyxiation. Webb had been with his wife at her father's home a week, then returned to town. He left a farewell letter blaming drink and gambling for his troubles.
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Franklin
Ind
Omar Webb
Webb
Drowned While Duck Hunting Near Evansville
In Evansville Indiana on a Sunday a duck hunting trip ended in tragedy when William Legeman, 74, drowned after a capsizing boat while his brother Charles was rescued by trainmen. Legeman was a city salesman for a wholesale drug company and a nephew of ex state treasurer Lemeke. Four deaths in a week followed by pneumonia also reported as a family tragedy with high water surrounding their home.
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Evansyili
E. Ind
William
Charles Legeman
Legeman
Lemeke
Evansville
Ind
Pneuemonia
Willi Tam “Iegler
Aiegler
Helen Must Take a Rest This Spring
New York report states Helen, urged by her physician, must abandon social, charitable and business duties. She is to devote full attention to regaining health, with limited outings and reduced commitments to focus on recuperation.
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Helen
New York
You Can Interest Him Fifty Years Old In Health Care
The piece argues men over fifty can be persuaded to try health aids to restore vigor and digestion. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as direct stomach support that digests ordinary food and aids digestion, claiming wide curative effects and criticizing dieting trends and unproven “health” foods. It cites Dr Bennett and a druggist’s endorsement to boost credibility.
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Stuart
Bennett
Deaths in Wabash railway explosion near Ashley
Two men died in a railway explosion near Ashley. Charles M. Simms, an engineer, and Adelph Richardson, a fireman, were fatally burned or scalded. The incident occurred on a night shift at Delray, Mink, with investigators naming Peri, Inc. as involved.
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Peri, Inc
Charles M. Simmsden
Adelph Richardson
Ashley
Delray
Mink
Burdick murder case stirs uncertain police response
A Burdick murder in Folsein Le Burdick’s home provokes belief police may not arrest the killer. A woman is arrested then released. A special policeman notes a strange woman near the Tari¢k home the night before the murder. In Alabama a Carter Cook statement claims Mark Hanna will win support, white Republicans dominate, and black voters are few. Miners and operators in Illinois agree on a wage rise, and a Summitville stock company plans to build an opera house coliseum and skating rink.
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Horfyalgn
Maren
Folsein le Burdick
Til Honaire
Mise Huteninaon
Gabriel Reid
Alabama
Hanna
Chattanooga
Tenn
Carter Cook
Birmingham
Mark Hanna
Hoonevelt
Mark Hannele
Hannele
Fonlty
Citigans
Opera House
Summitsville
Ind
Death by carbolic acid ends Oakland alderman’s life
John W. Newman an Oakland alderman and known stock dealer, a fugitive suspected of forgery, died by taking carbolic acid amid authorities pursuit. His widow and daughters arrived before his death. he appeared rational and complained the poison act was slow. Notices follow about liquor sale licenses and pool table privileges in Indianapolis.
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