Swamp-Root Free Sample Offer Promoted in Daily Sun
An editorial note promotes Swamp-Root with assurances of tests and testimonials. It claims a free sample bottle by mail from Dr Kilmer Co and a book about Swamp-Root, urging readers to mention THE INDIANAPOLIS DAILY SUN in requests. It also advertises 50 cent and one dollar bottle options at drug stores.
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Bright
Kiiner
Rau
Indianapolis Daily Sun
Ala
Indianapolig Daily Sun
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
Swamp-Root, Dr. Kilepmer
Binghamton, N
Burdick Inquest Opens In Buffalo
The Dut Dick inquest starts Saturday morning. Mrs Paine bought a ticket for Batavia. Detective Holmlund served two subpoenas on her to attend. A subpoena was also issued to Western Union to produce telegrams between Mrs Hall and her daughter Mrs Burdick during Atlantic City visit.
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Buffalo
Dutdick
Pollce
Paine
Batavia
Holmlund
Western Union Telegraph Company
Hall
Burdick
Increased price to farmers not intended by lending machine trust
Richmond Ind March 1 James A Carr president of the American seedling machine company announced a new enterprise with 13 0000 capital to produce efficient machines and add standard goods later The plan includes aimed growth in domestic trade and a later focus on foreign markets while denying any price increases to farmers Another Vanderbilt marriage New York March 13 Harold Vanderbitt son of William K Vanderbitt Jr selects 19 year old Violet Cruger as his future wife Harvard likely foray blocked by fortune and family wealth Vanderbilt fortune estimated around 420000000
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Magchine Trust
Richmond
Ind
James A. Carr
Junot
Vanderbilt
New York
Harold Vanderblit
Wm. K. Vanderbiit, Jr
Vanderbilta
Violet D. Cruger
Harold B. Vanderbilt
Bt. Mark's School
Booth Bridge
Maas
Harvard
Miss Cruger
Harold Vanderbitt
Hare
Wm. K. Vanderbitts
Boy Killed by Train Near Lafayette in Tragic Crash
In Lafayette on Thursday Harold Aldridge aged 10 was struck and killed by a Monon passenger train. Authorities reported the boy was badly injured before passing away at the scene. The incident prompted a local inquiry into crossing safety and train operations.
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Lafayette
Ind
Harold Aldridge
Monon
Charges filed by Dr W Godfrey Hunter in Louisville
Dr W Godfrey Hunter former Guatemala minister arrived in Louisville with wife and son to stay several days then go to Washington to press charges against former consul J M McNally. He refused to detail the charges and his son will visit friends. A banquet honored Hunter with many attendees, though no local officials attended.
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Louisville
W. Godfrey Hunter
Guatemala
Fitzgerald
Hunter
Farmers organize to reclaim gas field with gusher well
South of Elwood farmers form a company to reclaim the Indy gas field long drained by the Indianapolis Gas Company. A tested well showed an oil gusher, reviving belief that idle fields may boom again, despite a recent dry spell after the Indiana sports company drilled a gusher nearby.
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Indian Sporls Company
Tolstoi Victory Sparks Russian Reforms Promise
London March 13 The czar announces reforms Count Tolstoi long backed for oppressed peasants gains. Freedom of religion self government for commonwealths' towns and a draft constitution promised. Laws to curb noble peasant dealings eyed as revolts pressure gains, marking a historic shift.
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London
Ruaikere
Tolsto Hay
Russia
Nailed the Door Hartford City Affair and Evitsizer Record
In Hartford City Indiana March 1 a wife filed an affidavit for provoke against Steven Evitsizer an ex convict. Officers found him in his room in the business district with the door nailed. Evitsizer has a bad police record. In Memphis Tennessee March 13 pool room losses from turf betting total about 250000. Bookmaker Harry Landeman cites losses by Southern club 60000 Minute club 0 Arkansas club 75000 Hilly Shannon 45000.
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Hartford City
Ind
Steven Evitsizer
Evisizer
Big Wade
Memphis
Tenn
Hot Springs
Harry Landeman
Laudeman
Southern Club
Minute Club
Arkansas Club
Hilly Shanmon
Damage suit over ticket clause favors company in Wa bash case
In Wabash Indiana on March 13 the court ruled for Wa bash River Traction Company in a damage case brought by Morris Teague. Teague claimed a conductor refused to honor a round trip ticket printed with the phrase gold if devnched.
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Vold Wabash
Ind
Morris Teague
Wabash River Traction Company
Teague
Whale Finback Cast Ashore On Amelia Beach
Fernandina Florida March 12 a huge finback whale about 39 feet long was cast ashore on Amelia Beach Wednesday night its jawbone measures eight feet long the discovery was reported locally with no details on cause or condition of the carcass
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Fernandina
Fla
Amelia
State senate rejects committee aid for St Louis exposition
Boston dispatch reports the state senate rejected the Ways and Means Committee recommendation to appropriating funds for the St. Louis exposition, returning to the original bill proposing 108000 dollars. The action reflects a shift in funding preference and moves the measure toward final consideration.
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Boston
State Enate
Ways and Means Committee
Old Soldier Dies in Poli Station Cell
John McVey, 76, a Matton home resident and veteran, died unexpectedly in a police station cell Friday morning after arrest for intoxication the previous evening. He complained of pains, appeared well earlier, then groaned all night before a fellow prisoner alerted staff to his death. He had prior intoxication arrests and was reportedly seen in Indianapolis.
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John McVey
Matton
McVey
Morginane Simon
Mathey
Indianapolis
Grand Jury Warns Society Folks About Card Prizes
In Mattoon Illinois March, a grand jury report condemns prize card playing in high society. A resolution says suppressing gambling houses is impossible while such gambling-away practices occur in what is deemed higher society. It warns to discontinue all pure contests in social homes as they violate the law.
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Mattoon
Bandits murder seven on Potam and Torrin stage
In Sonora near the Yaqui River bandits attacked the Potam and Torrin stage, killed the driver and six passengers, and stripped the dead. Among the victims were Filiberta Alvaredo and wife Mrs C H Gonzales of Poiam and Benanita Julia Reido of Poiam. Alvaredo, a rich rancher, was believed to be carrying money but had little in hand. Mexican officers are puzzled why the women were killed and suspect the Faquis.
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Tucson
A. T
Miti- Nis
Yaqui
Sonora
Filiberta Alvaredo
C. H. Gonzales
Poiam
Benanita Julia Reido
Boy Causes Wreck By Imitating Railroad Men
In Decatur Indiana on March 18 a six year old boy named Willa Johnson reportedly caused a freight wreck by acting as he had seen railroad workers. He is said to have thrown the switch while playing along the track, mimicking the men he observed.
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Decatur
Ind
Willa Johnson
Peterson
Mariners Rescued After 54 Hours Afloat Off Columbia
The crew of the schooner Prescott were lashed to the hull for 54 hours after capsizing 30 miles off the Columbia river mouth. An injured sailor died during the ordeal as the others clung to the wreck amid icy water and heavy seas until a steamer rescued them for San Francisco.
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Seattle
Wash
Hehooner
Gerorga Wn
Prescott
Vistoria
Monteray
San Francisco
Columbia River
Agin
Bigger Salaries for Indiana Postoffice Clerks
Postoffice clerks outside Indianapolis in Indiana receive raises with many towns listing $100 per clerk or per position. Notable increases include Fort Wayne, Huntington, Jeffersonville, Mishawaka, Valparaiso, Warsaw, and several others, with some towns noting $200 or $300 boosts for specific positions. The broad pay adjustments cover Alexandria to Washington, affecting multiple clerks per location.
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Clarke
Indiana
Indianapolis
Alexandria
Notre Dame
Plymouth
Portland
Richmond
Rushville
Shelbyville
Valparaiso
Vincennes
Wabash
Warsaw
Winchester
Kokomo
Laporte
Lebanon
Logansport
Washington
Old Enough to Know Marital Strings Tie in Imlay City
In Imlay City Michigan on March 13 Mrs Lucinda Withey and Soshum Cline aged about 4 0 were wed at the bride's home The bride has had four previous husbands and weighs less than 100 pounds This brief item notes a quick wedding with a notable succession of marriages for the bride and a fourth marriage for the groom
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Imlay City
Mich
Lucinda
Withey
Soshum Cline
Cline
Undertaker Called After Man Dies in Niles Incident
In Niles Michigan March George I B Collins an attorney presumed dead after a collapse was placed in a casket by an undertaker hours later signs of life appeared medical aid was summoned He now shows no sign of recovery as officials reassess the case.
Bull Kills Farmer in Kentucky Pen Trap
MUNFORDVILLE Ky March 1 John Rowe a wealthy farmer died after entering a cattle pen to feed animals. A vicious bull charged him as others crowded the pen. A dog accompanying Rowe fought the bull but could not stop the attack. Rowe leaves a family of grown children.
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Munfordville
John Rowe
Rowlett
Mr. Rowe
Chemicals explode at Darling chewing gum factory fire
A fire at the Darling chewing gum factory in Lebanon damaged by exploding chemicals, with $800 fire loss and a nearby furniture store sustaining $20 damage. The plant, owned by Booth & Elder and bought from Meyer Brothers, was discovered by a Zeuler operator and quickly controlled. insurer coverage noted. In Summitville Indiana, Miss Cog, a jewelry daughter, attempted suicide by chloroform and carbolic acid, with poor recovery prospects.
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Darling
W' Ham Kotleman
Booth É& Elder
Lebanon
Meyer Brothers
Otto Stechhan
Zulser
Yallon
Washington postings and naval academy board appointments
In Washington J D Armatrong is named postmaster at Manville Tid and Nettie Lankford at Malott Park Ind. Admiral Brown of Indianapolis joins the Annapolis naval academy board of visitors. Other notes include a Rose site post office at Muncie Ind and a distant appalach of the port of New York for George Rabinaga. Rural carrier appointments in Indiana are listed for several towns.
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J. D. Armatrong
Manville
Tid
Fairbanke
Bt. Patrick
Philadelphia
Admiral Brown
Indianapolis
Vistors
Annapolis Naval Academy
Nettie Lankford
Malott Park
Ind
Muncie
George Rabinaga
Evanaville
New York
WW. H. Dieck Company
Hoealers
Frank M. Denny
Mutine Corps
Generan
Denny
Indiana
Walter Willy Jama
Wadesville
Eimer Bollinger
Bip
Lewis Tuckstop
Sharpeville
John Aligony
Anderson
William Hoshawa
Chalmers
Confessed Richmond Man Pleads Prior Squirrel Killings
A Richmond man writes to the county clerk admitting past killings of squirrels and quats, with unclear details and no grand jury indictment. State authorities note the confession amid a garbled report of other farm prices and livestock sales at a Lincoln Lukens auction.
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Richmond
Ind
Babe Born in Jail in Pittsburg Trial
The jury acquitted Mrs Mary McWilliams in a joint trial with John McWilliams for conspiring with William Byers to murder August Layton. Impregnated by her incarceration she gave birth in jail. Byers faces life in prison after claiming McWilliams instigated the murder and promised marriage.
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Pittsburg
Mary McWilliams
John
Willam Byera
August Layton
McWilliams
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