Peruna Gains Nationwide Fame Through Women’s Endorsements
A large wave of American women credit Peruna with cures for chronic ailments doctors could not remedy. Word of mouth drives its popularity as users share experiences and persuade friends to try the remedy. Dr Hartman of Columbus offers confidential advice to Peruna users.
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United States
Hartman
B. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ofte
Zeneself
Prune It Down Says Mr Sage In Tax Dispute
May and Russell Gare threatens to renounce citizenship over a 92 million personal tax assessment. The tax department faces pressure as Uncle Russell battles persistent disputes with the tax office. The spring assessment is reported at 2,000,000, placing Andrew Carnegie atop the list with five million in personal taxes.
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MR. Sage
May
Russell Gare
Uncle Russell
Bagela
Andrew Carnegie
Wagon and Four Horses Fall on Him in Indiana Show
A performer with Gentry's dog and pony act, Dorwairt of Norristown, Pa., was crushed when a heavy wagon and four horses fell on him during unloading at Shem ay tille. He died after being taken to Trinity Hospital. he had joined the show six weeks ago in Atlanta. Election at Shelbyville reports heavy voter turnout with Vanney leading the mayoral race. Marseilles reports worsening strike action with over 3,000 marines idle and ships laid up.
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Shemaytille
Ind
Sohn Dorwairt
Norristown
Trinity Weapital
Atlanta
Marseilles
Hoosier Gave Preacher Two Thousand Dollars
Marion farmer John Crowe complained to the county prosecutor that he gave a traveling evangelist $2,000 for the Lord's work but believes the money was misused. Crowe said he sold his farm and gave $7,000, traced travels through Chicago and other cities, and still has about $6,000. Prosecutor urged him to stay and hold the money for further action.
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Kansas City
John Crowe
Marion
Ind
Brother Crowe
Chicago
Minneapolis
Seattle
Los Angeles
Crowe
Fortunes and Fatalities Mark May News in Two States
In Sterling Ohio Mrs Georg Landin inherits seven million sterling after aiding George Houseman during pneumonia years ago. Houseman died recently in Harrisburg Pa naming Landin as beneficiary. In Napoleon Indiana farmer Bhank Damascus township died from a colt kick leaving a crushed skull.
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Sterling, IM
Dane & Merangee
Georg Landin
Sterling
George Houseman
Harrisburg
Napoleon
Bhank
Damascus Township
Cannon Said He Was Drunk at Smoot Hearing
May 7 Angua M. Cannon Jr testified at the Smoot hearing that he was drunk when he claimed to tell E L Wilson Salt Lake that he and Abram Cannon married Lillian Hamlin by President Joseph F. Smith on a yacht between Los Angeles and Catalina Islands. He admitted perjury and said Abram Cannon had three wives at the time of his death and fathered children by them.
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Washington
Angua M. Cannon, Jr
E. L.wilson
Salt Lake
Abram &. Cannon
Lillian Hamlin
Joseph F. Smith
High Seas
Sos Angeles
Catalina Islands
Cannon
Abram Cannon
Sarah M. Jenkins
Wilhelmina M. Cannon
Mary £. Croxall
Trial in Big Four accident case noted in court
In Superior court, the case of Charles Wameley administrator against the Big Four railroad was called for trial Tuesday. When witnesses were asked to stand, most attendees rose, including Mrs. Wameley the plaintiff’s wife, who was injured in a Big Four train collision at the Roacheel crossing in North Indianapolis on October 13.
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Charles ©. Wameley
Big Four Railroad Company
Bert Beeler
Muta
Wameley
Big Four
Roacheel
Indianapella
Slow operator blamed after woman’s fatal injuries
In New York on May 3 a woman found in the hallway of 186 Third Avenue died of a head wound. Police say the telephone operator at police headquarters delayed sending an ambulance until it was too late. The victim, Mary Wells, was well dressed and not drunk. An ambulance surgeon said there were no signs of alcohol.
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New York
Mary Welan
Tate
Worthy Poor Trust Fight Upheld In Minnesota Will
In St Paul on May 3 a district court ruled the will of the late Mrs Panny Wilder valid creating a trust fund of 4 million dollars for the worthy poor. Eleven nieces and nephews of the deceased contested the will.
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ST. Paul, Minn
District Court
Clauren
Woman Posts Bond to Keep Goulet Out of Jail
In Philadelphia May L Goulet was arrested for auto theft. His fiancée Blale Whelen and Mrs White Carter arranged to post bail to prevent imprisonment, supplying the funds needed for fines and release.
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Philadelphia
Robert Goelet
Blale Whelen
Indiana building praised as sturdy amid fair roof concerns
The Indiana building at the St Louis exposition is described as as good as any state structure. Caldwell Drake contractors deny readiness claims and promise rain proof roofing and balustrade updates after commission concerns. Iron workers convention opens in Cleveland with Mayor Johnson delivering the welcome.
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Indiana
Gaysions
Caldwell & Drake
A. C. Alexander
Commission
Iron Workers
Cleveland
Amalgamated Iron
Ateel
Tom Johnson
BIRTHS DEATHS MARRIAGES IN CITY LISTINGS
Births listed for Hastner Lambert Acton Bussett Merchin Lend and others. Deaths include McClurg, Jones, Harvie, Pale, Callowey, Porter, Casserly, McKinney and many others with ages and causes like pneumonia heart failure tuberculosis. Marriages noted for Hamilton Wenzler Baye Heleanberg Lepper Rainboldt. Building permits issued for Caudell Craig Byran and many others with properties and values.
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Miesourist
May M. Black
N. Keystonereya
Olver L. Jones
City
Hen
Bentley Smith
Della Scranton
Market-at
Etta Flannigan
Georgia-at
M. Harvie
Thetrick Pale
City Hospital
Gertrude Callowey
Indiana
Georgia
Peterils
Washington St
Atabel B. Jones
Laxington
Charles M. Kibler
Central Hospital
Lucinda Rand
Martinerite Read
William Wardrip
Dan Henderson
Te Dercumate
Herman F. Rookey
Phoebe F. Smith
the Meridan
Taaripps
Grace van Beathernet
Roosevelt-ave
M. Green
Peter M. Hamilton
Anne M. Wenzler
George Baye
Jillian Heleanberg
Philip Lepper
Nene Rainboldt
Whitney Estate Debt Doubts Cloud Whitney Fortune
New York on May 3 reports suggest the late W C Whitney may have died insolvent rather than leaving a fortune. Mortgage and borrowing details surface as claims of estate shrinkage and stock sales tied to his holdings raise questions about final value and recovery prospects for Mary Payne Whitney and related heirs. The case also notes a receiver action involving Cold Storage Company.
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New York
W. C. Whitney
Whitney
Truancy Officers Serve Only Until May Next Year
Attorney General Miller issued a broadside opinion clarifying truancy officer terms. Appointments made on May first run for one year until the following May first, with vacancies filled in between. Officers and the public must observe the May term limit, ending the year on the designated day.
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Miller
Fatally Burned While Ginging In Appleton
Mrs. Lem Williams Jackson, living in fear of her divorced husband, learned he died of heart failure in Plymouth Wisconsin. She stepped into her yard and her dress caught fire from a burning rubbish pile. She died from the burns.
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Appleton
Wis
Willem Jackson
Plymouth
Win
Binging
Estate Administrators Report Balance Remaining
Rev Herman Alerting and Daniel Waite Howe, as administrators of the Helen Tate estate, filed a report showing a balance of $18 260.18 remaining in the trust, with unpaid portions beneath and legacy.
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Herman Alerting
Daniel ‘Waite Howe
Helen Tate
eat@te
Bes Aueath
Legacier Atil
Anapolie live stock and grain market report
The notice records mixed livestock values and bids across cattle veal hogs and sheep with prices and measures noted. It lists fair to prime categories, dairy and beef cattle, calves and hogs, and describes market activity with ranges and tonnage. Grain prices show wheat and corn bids, track and wagon rates, with steady versus nominal prices for various grades.
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Markel
Chetee
Tiatot
Niga
Ito
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Te Lear
Romara
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Ate
Buckner Refuses Firm Support For Bryan Ticket
Maj Gen Simon Bolivar Buckner, former Kentucky governor and 1900 vice presidential candidate, stated he remains a Democrat but opposed to the modern party shift. He said his support for the national ticket depends on the platform and noted most tremor voters favored Parker, not Bryan.
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Cincinnati
Simon Bolivar Buckner
Kentucky
Palmer
Buckner
Dudge Parker
General Kashtalinski Succumbs In Battle Report
Dispatch from Gen. Kuroki, commander of Jansuexe forces, describes a stubborn rear-guard fight after a retreat toward the Valeat. Artillery units surrendered after heavy losses, with 6 officers and 2,000 men reported captured or wounded. many other officers killed or wounded. Refugees returned as details of losses are investigated.
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Megution Hayashi
Tureday
Kuroki
Dently
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Washtalinuki
Mooney Electrocuted for Double Murder in Rannemora Prison
Allen Mooney was executed at the state prison in Rannemora on May 2 for the murders of Eile Thomas and Viola Middleton, two women of questionable repute. He also shot a man named McClellan, who survived. Jeannury prompted the crime. The report includes scattered market notes on Toled o Grain and New York Produce.
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Rannemora
N.Y
Allen Mooney
Turrday
Eile Thomas
Viola Middleton
Jeannury
McClellan
Cincinnati Live Stock and New York Stocks Roundup
Cincinnati live stock prices and cattle, sheep, and hog receipts with steady to strong bids, plus New York stock market summary noting narrow changes, rail and copper movements, and London market activity. Includes numbers for cattle, hogs, sheep, lambs, and bond quotations.
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Union Pacific
Tennessee
London
Nc. P
Pennsylvania
Bt. Paul
Bele
Atehinan
Amalgamated Copper
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