Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Promoted In Ad
An advertisement extols Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a comprehensive kidney liver and bladder remedy. It claims thousands suffer kidney trouble, cites testimonials including J C Richardson, and offers free samples while urging readers to send for information in The Indianapolis Daily Sun. It emphasizes vegetable ingredients, hospital use, and availability in two bottle sizes.
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Melrore
Alice Twas
Tom
J. C. Richardson
Swamp-Root
Swamp Root
Cor
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N
Indianapolis Daily Sun
Bright
Kilmer
Sam Parks Dead Ossining New York Labor Figure
Sam Parks, walkings delegate of the Housewifmitin union in New York City, died at 7 15 on Wednesday in Ossining New York. He had been sentenced to Sing Sing for one year and six months for extortion tied to building strikes. Tuberculosis caused his death after a long decline. Parks, a westerner and former seller, aided wage raises from 250 to 480 in a year and led unions in strikes. He was jailed, later expelled from his union, and was feared by opponents for his readiness to mobilize his followers.
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Ossinning
N. F
Parks
Eac
Works Alway
Opening of World’s Fair Attendance and Family Quarrel Disrupts
May 4 report states 187 792 attended the opening and 178 473 paid admissions at the fair while 137 567 attended the Columbian exposition opening. A violent domestic quarrel at 36 Church Street drew patrolmen, finding John Perry and Jano Everhart in a desperate fight. both families lived together and refused to explain the cause.
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St, Louis
Rogers
Davis
Church-s
John Perry
Jano Everhart
Everhart
Perry
Elive
Tyner Weeps During Defense Speech in Conspiracy Trial
Gen. James N. Tyner cried as Attorney Worthington spoke for the defendant in a conspiracy case against the government. The judge noted the trial is by jury. Tuesday’s session featured production of official books and records.
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Washington
James N. Tyner
Worthington
Aew
Mes
City Elections Over The State
Democrats gained heavily in city and town races statewide while Republicans made small strides in some areas. Majorities swung Democratic in Anderson South Bend Lafayette New Albany and many cities. Terre Haute and several others went Republican. Gov Durbin briefly voted in the wrong precinct but Anderson remained Democratic.
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Partta
Offersonville
Lafwyece
Crawfordaville
New Albany
Terre Haute
Steebeing
Edwin A. Vidamon
Anderson
South Bend
John Lb. Ferkner
Fomarty
Inbarayor
Wee
Auborn
Alexandria
Bluffton
Columbia City
Columbus
Crawfordguille
Covington
Elkhart
Garrett
Greenfield
Hartford City
Huntingburg
Huntington
Jefersonville
Lafayette
Laporte
Lebaneon
Linton
Madison
Mishawaka
Noblesville
Peru
Rushville
Bailbyville
Moton
Vincennes
Veederasburg
Valparaiso
Winchester
Rensonlaor
Toll City
Brams
Princeton
Bedford
North Vernon
Franklin
Greencaste
Wabash
Loogcotes
Seymour
Ge- Men
Elwood
Greensburg
Richmond
Martinsville
Hammond
Lawrenceburg
Bloomington
Marion
Mancie
Portland
Viilon City
Montpelier
Kokomo
Michigan City
W. J. Durbin
One Man Does the Whole Thing on the Chum
The Chum journal, a tiny Indianapolis monthly by Mavity press, edited by Paul Mavity, carries a leading article on Bhake apore and a Cincinnati bankruptcy petition against Cumberland Valley Coal Co. The probate filing lists transfers to favor creditors. Arteman Jellico, Loutaville Property, and George F. Otte are petitioning creditors. Also notes advocate for a woman on the Indianapolis school board, a military band engagement, and plans for the annual encampment. snippets include a golden wedding in Indianapolis, Mitchell’s trip to New York, loan talks for a building, and a bank clerks banquet.
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Bankrupt Coal Company
Cincinnati
May
Cumberland Valley Coal Sea Conl Company
Kentucky
Arteman Jellico Casl Company
Loutaville Property Company
George F. Otte
Ng City
alDs
Methodists May Clash Over Bishop Elections in Los Angeles
A major Methodist Episcopal Church conference opened in Los Angeles with 78 delegates and four vacant bishoprics. Bishop Merrill may retire as six bishoprics are filled, with candidates including Neely Bashford McDowell Buchtel Cooke Bowen Bovard Spuilmeier Stunt and Robinson. Reports show church assets at least 3 million dollars and publishing property valued around 10 million. Debate on raising bishop salaries and repealing paragraph 28 looms amid tensions.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Methodist Episcopal Church
Haxard
Merril
Merrill
Neely
J.W. Bashford
Wiliam McDowel
P. A. Buchtel
R. J. Cooke
J. Wii, Bowen
George F. Bovard
Henry Spuilmeier
Joseph Herry
Homer Stunt
J. Robinson
Yellow fever reported near Longfork creek Kentucky
Five cases of yellow fever are reported near Longfork creek in Pike county Kentucky with two deaths Rev Tandy Johnson and Frank Burke. Three other cases are noted in nearby families. A traveling man from New York who recently came from South America is blamed for introducing the infection.
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Longfork Creek
Eamterm
Pike County
Tandy Johnson
Frank Burke
Johnenn
Burk
New York
South America
Phipps Succeeds Schwab on Steel Directors
At the United States Steel regular meeting retiring divers were re elected. Henry Phipps replaced Charles Bohwob on the finance committee and Francis J. Peabody moved to a director role. Robert Winsor of Kidder, Peabody & Co Boston was elected successor as Peabody retired due to ill health. No reason given for Schwab’s retirement. Boulevard Appraisal Met met to hear complaints but none were presented. Local Guild to Organize Indianapolis needlework guild to be formed May 18 at Plymouth Church as part of the American branch of an English organization. Dramatic Club officers elected: Lars Whiteow president Mrs Brandon vice president Dr Dorsey secretary B S Kennedy treasurer. Mrs Powell, 56, longtime resident, is dead at Edgar Williams home on Parkway Ave. Indianapolis since 1863. Pen Hamilton added a black bull calf after the fire and took it home in his hack. City to receive $30,000 from streetcar franchise payments. funds to be used in city parks. Deputy US Marshal Martin brought Thomas Kyle from Goshen Tuesday. charged with violating postal laws.
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Trnited States Steel Corporation
Henry Phippa
Charles M. Bohwob
Francis J. Peabory
Robert Winsor
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Boston
Peabody
Schwab
Indianapolis
Needlework Guild of America
Plymayty Church
Wild Man Eating Grass Terrorized Kent Area
A barefoot two day fugitive roamed near Kent until captured by Marshal Stout on Lemmerman’s farm. The half naked man raged, tearing papers and money, resisted capture in a fierce struggle, and fled with a forged check found among the scene. No identification yet.
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Kent
Marchal Stout
Lemmerman
Farmers’ Bank of Salem
C. E. Martin
Jastoh Davis
Ptt
Shortridge Principal Limits Debate Team Opposition
Notes from Shortridge indicate Principal Benton bars any student from debating against the Lyigton team who lacks nursing grades. Commencement moves to Tomlinson ball this year with guard support for the signal corps. Mina Stella Morrigan earns a print scholarship at Chicago University and Miss Holwn Hotton receives a Northwestern University scholarship.
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Benton
Shortridge High School
National Guard i
Signal Corps
Mina Stella Morrigan
Han Bee
Chicago University
Misa Holwn Hotton
Northwestern University
Births Deaths and Marriages In a Local Register
A dated tallies list births deaths and marriages with names ages and addresses. Entries note infant Rotenstein 19 days and others from phthisis pulmonalis to malaria fever and heart failure. The section records births at multiple city locations and new marriages along with building permits and property repairs.
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Mabel G. Walters
Jefferson-ave
Martha Chickner
Chesapeake St. Inéumonta
Rotenstein
Ho Bel
Genie Lang
Edward
Blephenson
Henry J. Mueller
Madison-ave
Harry Lintiejohn
Washington
Olio Mesyiuer
Columbia Hall
Casper C. Hedderich
Isaac N. Cooper
Central Capital
George Baily
Margaret B. Mehl
Months
W. Wew Yorket
Lazella F. Parks
Oltoare
Willie A. Catrell
Sarton County
Preumanta
Carl W. Fox
Senator Can Not Accept Vice Presidential Nomination
FAIRBANKS WASHINGTON May 4 Speaker Can Not Accept the republican nomination for vice president under any circumstances. The declaration clears the field for Senator Fairbanks for the second place. Indicated among possibilities is Indiana’s candidate and Elkins is mentioned as potential, with rumors of a resignation and leadership changes in the next House.
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Washington
Pall- Heinna
Fairbanks
Uckel
Elkins
Willo
Catmnon
Anya
Laele Jor
Himsell
Nother Interurban Bond To Link Indianapolis And Chicago
Chicago and Northern Indiana railroad is incorporated to buy a bond between Indianapolis and Chicago. The company promises a line like a main road with different motive power. Director Charles N Thompson of Indianapolis is named.
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Chicago & Northern Indiana Railroad
Indianapolis
Chicago
Charles N_ ‘Thompson
Mallon
Lake Tide & Western
Will Build New Sheds of Steel at Union Stockyards
Vela announced that new sheds of steel construction will replace existing burps structures at the Union stockyards. President and E. Rah say Gnas che vary will be the Aneat in the entire country. The incident aggregates MENU and no new buildings will cost about $10,000. About 100 cars of stock were handled.
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Vela
Union Stockyards
Arnt
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