Swamp Root Ad Claims Kidney Cure in Old Newspaper Notice
An overlong testimonial advertisement extols Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a universal kidney liver and bladder remedy. It references a letter from I O Richardson praising cures, offers free samples, and cites medical endorsements and widespread availability. The piece reads like a period ad urging readers to test the product.
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Cottage St
Melrose
Maes
Richardson
Dr. Kilner & Co
Binghamton, N
Thendianapolis Daily
Irishmen in British Army Questioned by Waterford Cly
Timothy Sullivan of Waterford Cly, Ireland, and James O’Hara, from near the area, expressed disbelief at Irish men serving in the British Army. The report notes local confusion and seeks context on recruitment.
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Timothy Sullivan
Waterford Cly
Ireland
James O'Hara
Two Irish Sufferers in City Hospital Ward 4
In Ward 4 of City hospital two fellow patients recall wartime service. One man, O’Hara, questions a fellow Irishman’s loyalty while the other, Tim, narrates his forced enlistment with the English army during the Boer War and his year plus in Africa teaching cavalry recruits.
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City Hospital
O'Hara
Tim
Erin
Timothy
Africa
Parker Fias A Cinch In New York State
New York delegates to the Democratic National Convention at St. Louis will be instructed to back Jude Alton B. Patcher for the national ticket. State primaries show broad support for Parker and near certainty of instruction for Parker delegates. Joseph I. Irwin, Columbus banker, reports attending the first Republican convention in Indiana in 186, noting few survivors remain. He is related to Hugh Th. Miller who is canvassing for lieutenant governor.
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New York
St. Louis
Jude Alton B. Patcker
Judge Parker
Joseph I. Irwin
Columbus
Goodrich
Indiana
Ife
Irwin
Hugh Th. Miller
Leutenant
Incurable Patients Recover at Flower Mission Hospital
Three consumptives Anna Kruger Luella Manning and Stella Hart once nearing death at the Flower Mission Hospital in Indianapolis are now walking about their apartments and enjoying better spirits thanks to fresh air therapy. Dr. Cook says the method, tested under Indiana climate, shows hopeful results as windows stay wide open and patients receive ample basetathing and nutrition. The physician plans a thorough free-hall trial to prove the treatment.
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Flower Mission Hospital
Indianapolis
Crok
Jke
Anna Kruger
Luella Manning
Stella Hart
Plagea
Therpes
Dr. Cook
Fite
Conk
Cyclone lands McInerny in the Indiana prison
A Chicago man named James McInerny is jailed for five years at hard labor for bigamy after a cyclone damaged his house in Indiana Harbor exposed his whereabouts. His wife, Olivine Anglais McInerny, traced him to the Indiana prison, confirming long suspected desertion from Hamilton, Ontario. The conviction followed a Tuesday trial and swift justice.
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Chicago
James McInerny
Indiana Harbor
Indiana Penitentiary
McInerny
Olivine Anglais McInerny
Hamilton
Ont
Child to undergo brain operation for water on brain
Eva Gubler, a four year old girl living with her widow mother at 21 Jefferson Ave, has spasmic arm and head movements and is unconscious. Doctors report water in the brain as the cause and Dr Sterne will perform an operation Wednesday to relieve the condition. the case is described as rare and medically interesting.
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Eva Gubler
City Hospital
Mary Gubler
Jefferson-ave
Sterne
Train Hits Open Switch In Peru injuring Many
A Lake Erie & Western passenger train bound for Indianapolis struck an open switch south of Peru on Tuesday evening. Fireman Robert Harris of Peru was perhaps fatally hurt. many passengers sustained injuries, with a long list of local residents among the injured. The crash occurred as the train moved slowly to avoid a worse impact. a large number of politicians were among the passengers returning from a Republican congressional convention in Peru. A separate item from New York reports the death of famed diamond smuggler Max S. Lasar in Roumania, leaving an estate of 100 dollars in local currency?
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Ind
Lake Erie & Western
Indianapolis
Robert Harris
Roll Cooper
Kokomo
E. A. Simmons
Harry B. Moore
Express Messenger
John Johnson
Bunker Hil
W. B. Thompson
Miami
A. Fandifer
John Morrow
J. Uarrold
F.N. Coucher
L. P. Newby
Knightstown
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A. Johnson
J. E. Blue
Bunker Hill
John Aurom
Bennetts
James Coucher
B. B
Kyle
H. Studor
James Komers
Greentown
New York
Lasar
Roumania
Grayson Man Murders Wife Then Drowns Self
Joseph Burton, 50, a Grayson farmer, struck his wife with a wagon spoke as she washed dishes, breaking both upper jaws. He fled to a water outlet and drowned himself, some say due to grippe illness. Wife in serious condition.
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Grayson, Ky
Joseph Burton
Jn Grippe
Had to Choose Between Father and Mother
Vera Duncan, 4, faced a court run choice after her parents Thomas J Duncan and wife were divorced by Judge Carter. The girl chose to live with her father after counsel and a brief moment with her mother in the Indianapolis courtroom. The Duncans are prominent in North Indianapolis. Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Forsinger are set for 2 p.m. Thursday at the Second United Brethren Church.
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Vera Duncan
Thomas J. Duncan
Judgs Carter
Glanving
Indianapolis
Forsinger
Mary Forsinger
Second United Brethren Church
Durlal Private
Iggor oles at World’s Fair Grounds Demand Dog Meat
ST LOUIS Mo March 20 The Iggor oles now quartered at the world’s fair grounds are complaining because they have not been supplied with dog meat since they left Beattia The commissary department has provided American home made sausage but the dog eating members are not satisfied Arrangements will be made to secure eight dogs daily from the city pound for them.
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ST. Louis
Beattia
Commionary
Iine
Arrangemnta
Elty
Brewer Praises Chicago Police at Civic Address
Justice David J. Brewer of the U S Supreme Court lauded Chicago policemen at a Municipal Lecture Association event in the Auditorium. He condemned strikebreakers and violent elements, calling them human devils who kindle violence at funerals while urging obedience to law as the first civic duty.
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Chicago
Les
David J. Brewer
Supreme Court of the United States
Piper
Haymarket
Unionists Indicted in St Louis Slugging Case
Six officers of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters are indicted for importing men to slug nonunion carriage drivers in St Louis. Named defendants include Cornelius P. Shea and Albert Young of Indianapolis, Charles Robb and Daniel Thurman of Chicago, William Rowbotham of Indianapolis, and George Innes. three confederates Buck, Ryan, and Kelly confessed to hiring for $6.30 a day to attack nonunion hackmen.
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ST. Louis
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Corneliay P. Shea
Indianapolis
International Organization
Albert Young
Charles Robb
Chicago
Daniel Thurman
Secrqary
William Rowbotham
George Innes
St. Spees
Ernest Buck
Michael Ryan
Willam Kelly
Tresmond
Buck
Ryan
Kelly
Thurman
Cement Men May Strike At World Fair Grounds
Eight hundred members of the concrete and cement workers union may walk out on Thursday over a disputed pay raise. About twenty are employed on the world’s fair grounds as the union demands a five cent per hour increase.
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Concrete and Cement Workers’ Union
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