Munyon's Paw-Paw touted as catarrh cure by official advocate
Hon Kitt Gould of Chicago former attorney for the State Board of Pharmacy endorses Munyon's Paw-Paw as a universal remedy curing catarrh, dyspepsia, nervousness, insomnia, and liver troubles. He claims it purifies blood, steadies digestion, improves sleep, and stops nasal catarrh. promotes use of Catarrh Tablets and Paw-Paw Laxative Pills sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitt Gould
Chicago
State Board of Pharmacy of Hitners
Munyon
Hon. Kitt-Gould
Paw-Paw
Politics as seen at long range in Indiana race
Frank Hanly plans to open a campaign headquarters within a week and stay until the state convention. Delegates for district 11 gathered at Peru and discussed Roosevelt and Fairbanks remarks. Hearst supporters expect Rob Ince to aid Hearst. Sayre claims broad enthusiasm for his nomination. District 11 backs Walter Ball for lieutenant governor, with Hearst delegates already chosen in Perry, Warrick and Stark counties. Penfield, lagging in the governor race, travels to Fort Wayne to gain an edge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry
Warrick
Stark Counties
Hearst
Truthful Reports From Indianapolis Citizen Prompt Cure
An Indianapolis resident testifies to relief from loins and kidneys pain after using Dean's Kidney Pills purchased at Henry J. Hyder's drugstore near Washington and Pennsylvania streets. He also reports curing eczema on his hands with Dean'sointment, calling it a general healing agent with no equal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlea Goodman
West
Dean
Henry J. Hyder
Washington
Pennsylvania
Nealing
Valuable Old Furniture Collection in Cambridge City Ind
Cambridge City Indiana residents report a valuable collection of old chairs and bureaus. The oldest bureau exceeds 125 years, with another chair once owned by Gen Sol Meredith brought from Virginia about a year ago. The collection is valued at several hundred dollars and includes pieces over four years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge City
Ind
Virginia Falls
Sol Meredith
Virginian
Easter flowers bloom as trade booms this season
Florists report a buoyant Easter market with abundant tulips hyacinths azaleas and lilies. Prices range from a few cents to several dollars as suppliers source blooms from Holland Japan and New Hampshire mountaintop fern leaves for decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irwin Bertermann
Bertermann Brothers
Japan
Beremuda
Cut it in two battle cry for E Michigan streetcars
At McKinley clubhouse on a Wednesday night E Michigan residents led by Fred Shepard and James Collina argued for splitting the Stockyards E Michigan streetcar line. They urged routing cars only to Union Station, collecting hundreds of names for a Board of Works hearing while the Belt railroad tracks in West Indianapolis were cited as causing delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley Clubhouse
Fred Shepard
James Collina
Indianapolis
E. Michiganders
E. Michigan
Union Station
Board of Works
Hearst backed by South Dakota Democrats in trust debate
Sioux Falls March 31 Democratic state convention declared for Hearst as the trust buster and target of trust reform. Ex Senator Pettigrew headlined as a speaker while the party labels Hearst a trust waster. Cleveland not seeking office. Palm Beach Florida March 31 Richard Watson Gilder reports a letter from Grover Cleveland confirming no desire to be Democratic nominee again and opposing any combination that would bring him before voters.
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Sioux Falls
South Pansta
Hearst
Pettigrew
Cleveland
Palm Beach
Fin
Richard Watson Gilder
Century
Grover Cleveland
Gilder
Burglars Active as City Break-ins Climb
Burglars struck Walter H. Philpport's residence on West Street and stole $20 plus a pocketbook. T J Finneran's home at 1% Geisendorff Street was entered with several bottles of whiskey taken. Flaherty and Parker at 24 Blackboards Street reported entry and two boxes of cigars stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter H. Phil- Upr
West-st
Stalin
T. J. Finneran
Schoon
Geisendorf
Flaherty & Parker
Bald Mountain Disappears Near Caribou Maine
A Maine guide reports the Bald Mountain near Tibique Valley vanished after the March 1 New England earthquake. In its place a new ridgeline known as Raid Mountain now stands a few miles from the New Brunswick line with boiling springs at its base and waters too hot to touch in winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caribol
New England
Maine
Tibique Valley
Old Bald Mountain
Raid
Tehlque
New Brunswick
Operators Will Lock Out Mixers In Springfield
Springfield March 31 Serious differences may trigger a strike or lockout within 21 hours as Indian field operators and miners clash over the Indianapolis scale. Operators call for acceptance. miners oppose a 3 cent per ten reduction, arguing disparities with other state fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Itnadii Cnal
Indianapolis
Rain storms hold a convention here in Indiana
Indianapolis claims the title of greatest convention city as storms converge across the state. Weatherman Blythe notes recent floods stem from two rain patterns from the Rockies and the Great Lakes, spreading over Indianapolis and neighboring areas. He warns southern areas will suffer soil wash and erosion, delaying productive land until fertilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Blythe
Indiana
Rockies
Great Lakes
Hoosterdam
Coal for the Japanese sparks mixed reports from Liverpool
Reports from Liverpool claim an English firm ships 100000 tons of coal ostensibly for China but intended for the Japanese government with freight of several shillings per ton. Birmingham notes undisclosed developments after Marquis Ito's Korea visit. London cites Russian retreat near Chong-Ju and chaos at Port Arthur as bombs fall. A smallpox epidemic hits Irkutsk mines and towns, while St Petersburg papers attack America for naval actions at Chemulpo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
China
Irkutsk
London
Eastern Gazette
Holt
Matchic
Death Ends Imprisonment of Jas Wells at Workhouse
Death ended the imprisonment of Jas Wells a colored man at the workhouse about a month before his sentence expired for larceny. He was brought to the workhouse from police court in February and would have been released April 27. Officials had no known kin. the coroner may take the body or it may be handed to the anatomical board after a suitable interval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. Wells
Bright
Police Cour
Lareepy
Tutewier
Anatomaleal Board
Fraudulent scheme arrest of J N Klein in silverware scam
Detectives Holtz and Bray arrested J N Klein on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses. He allegedly posed as a National jobbing company representative, accepting deposits to appoint agents and supply sample silverware outfits. Bond set at 1600 dollars. Klein denies the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J .N. Koln
Holtz and Bray
Klein
National
Rochester
N. Y
J. L. Krieger
St. Louis
Sign Boards Interfere With Fire Department War Declared
Fire chief Coots declares war on large sign boards blamed for cluttering the cityscape. Hostilities to begin after the new building ordinance passes as officials say signs hinder fire department work. Witt Build to construct a 29,000 residence at 1723 N Meridian St. three stories, stone veneer, mahogany finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coots
Union Trust Company Closed in Boston by State Action
The Union trust company of Boston closed its doors by order of the state banking department. A small institution founded in 1899 it had capital of 100000 and deposits around 1600010.
Young man injured by door frame delays wedding
Ouchi Owensboro Ky reports L D Haass six foot four well known county youth was to wed Wednesday when a door frame struck his scalp edge causing a severe wound. He was unconscious for a time and a surgeon attended. The wedding is postponed. Murphy says he would support an uninstructed delegation from New York to the St Louis convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owensboro
L. D. Haass
Murphy
New York
Charles Murphy
Tammany Hall
Alton BH. Farber
St. Louis
Councilman Cooper Ill at Home After Health Setback
Councilman Lew Cooper remains confined to his residence at 1416 Broadway following a recent attack or grip and ensuing complications. Officials report he will stay home for several weeks as doctors monitor his condition and coordinate care.
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Cooper
Lew Cooper
Broadway
Police search for alleged anarchist Arthur Prett in plot
Ber son reports police seek Arthur Prett an alleged anarchist tied to a suspected plot against Kaiser William of Germany. The notice notes authorities are pursuing the suspect as part of ongoing security actions in Rome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Berson
Arthur Prett
Kaiser William
Germany
Shortridge Students Refuse to Attend Contest
Shortridge high school pupils refuse to attend the state high school oratorical contest in Indianapolis. The boycott stems from Samuel Taylor, a Black student, representing Shortridge, and locals fear lack of support will cause the event to fail financially.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shortridge
Indianapoli
Samuel Taylor
Carnegie Gives $30 000 to Berea College
Louisville March 31 The trustees of Berea College accepted a gift of 30000 from Andrew Carnegie. The gift follows Kentucky legislature action on a law barring coeducation of whites and blacks and supports efforts to have the measure declared constitutional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie
Berea
Louisville
Berea College
Andrew Carnegie
Kentucky
Skeleton discovery sparks murder rumors in Shelbyville
In Shelbyville Indiana excitement followed the discovery of a skeleton near the city building, with locals alleging it may be the long missing prop used in a joke on ex Mayor McGuire. Revelations from the scene fueled rumors of murder and a tense civic mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelbyville
Ind
Fleming
McGuire
Tina
Herbert Crawley
Norristown
Itme
Bonnet
Lewis Creek
Daniel Cochran
Notristown
Christian Church
Union Township
Russell Sage is Laid Up in Tax Case
New York March 31 Russell Sage is too ill to swear off his taxes. His lawyer asked that Mr Sage's personal engagement be cut from 2000000 to 500000 and was told Mr Sage would have to appear in person. President O'Donnell granted an extension until April 15. Two Commit death by own action. Release notes include other obituaries and advertisements interwoven in the same column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bettermann
New Hampshire
New York
Russell Sage
Mr. Sage
Sage
John P. Munn
O'Donnell
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Frank Hanly
Peru
Landis
Roosevelt
Fairbanks
Rob Ince
Fort Wayns
Warren G. Sayre
Wabash
J. W. Scrimsher
Ashland-ave
A.M. Springer
Park-ave
Prohis
Township
Auseator
C. W. Wellman
Muncie
Sam
Parker
Walter Ball Salely
Horace Sulwell
Anderson
Republican Board of
Wednesdy
Ll. P. Newby
Walter Ball
Hush Th. Miller
Knightstown
Hearst Bandwaon
T. Taggart
Heart
Taggart
Judge Penfield
Fort Wayne
Price Dc
Fosatts
N.Y
Namt
Doan
Dakota
Me Legree
Bestia
Ayres
Sulianapolis
Sta
L. S. AYRES @ CO
Birmingham
Tokin
Marquis Ito
Korea
Central News
Sueur
Chong-Ju
Genalischenko
ST. Petersburg
Novost
Port Arthur
Stoussel
Rus
BT. Petersburg
Rue
America
Chemulpo
Ths
Mtngslan
Vicksburg
House
Ouchi
Tall Man
Frank E. Hemmer
Hoosier Beer
Mr. Hammer
Indianapolis Brewing Co
GEM Laundry &Cir
Indiana Ave
Kaiser
Cincinnati
Edward Boyer
John P. Fitzgerald
Hood
Harnets
Strawmyer & Nilus
Tom Benton
Efgar
Whxie Collins
Claura CW
Ertet
Ryan
Merchants
S. W. Maryland
Grand Hotel
California
Chicago, Union Pacific & Northwestern Inc
N. M. Breeze
Cinc Einnati
Union and
Southern Pacific
Oregon
Idaho
Pacific Coast
Mom Bt
W. Connor
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