Peruna praised by women in need of relief
A lengthy promotional letter set extols Peruna as a cure for female weakness and nervous debility. It features testimonials from Miss Gusty Meyers in Lansing, Mrs. Martha Frederick of Cole Camp, and others across Wisconsin New Jersey and Michigan, claiming dramatic improvements and urging consultation with Dr Hartman in Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almple
Peruna
Hartman
Missouri
Martha Frederick
Cole Camp
Michigan
Gusty Meyers
Sheridan St
Lansing
Mich
Gunty Meyers
New Jersey
Sarah Frye
Sylvan Avenue
West Asbury Park
N. J
Manalin
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Man on Broad Ripple Car Refuses Fare
A man boards a Broad Ripple line city car at North Street on a Tuesday night. The conductor demands cash fare after the man offers to pay with a ticket. A dispute ends with the man alighting at Eleventh Street. the incident centers on fare collection and a misused city car.
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North St
Broad Ripple
B. R
Old Signatures Kept On File In Local Banks
Banks preserve signatures of famous and notable men in signature books. Some banks hold many signatures, including those of ex Governors and Senators, presidents, and other leaders. The practice intrigues students of handwriting, revealing varied styles from schoolboy to irregular.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amore
Olver P. Morton
Joseph J. McDonald
Benjamin Harrison
Furnishings Budget Scramble for New Federal Building
The $90 000 for July 1 furnishings falls short of the 10 percent guideline for the $2 million Indiana pola building. In other news, John Riedel 1526 Pleasant St faces assault charges after a dog guarded the patrol wagon. Dr Knowlter 2820 W Washington St reports a coat theft containing money and papers.
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Supervising Architect
Indianapola
John Riedel
Pleasant St
Friends of
Rieber
Knovvter
Washington St
Drr. Knowles
Boy Forced From Freight Car Dies in Norristown
A year-old boy was forced by a companion to jump from the top of a freight car in Norristown. He was fatally injured and died shortly after. Meanwhile Chicago reports ice price hikes to 35 to 40 cents per hundred this year. Governor Durbin proclaims Memorial Day for May 30, designating May 2 as Decoration Day.
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Norristown
Chicago
Durbin
Park theater misstep prompts sergeant clash
Fred C. Dickson of Dickson Talbott owners of the Park theater, once expelled by a policeman, was involved in a lobby confrontation as Serge. Corrigan ordered two men to stop talking. The pair argued, then moved outside after Corrigan escorted them away.
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Fred C. Dickson
Dickson & Talbott
Park Theater
Peret
Corerigan
Tickeon
W. C. A. Exhibition Draws Large Attendance
A large crowd attended the W. C. A. exhibition of educational class work held at the association rooms on Wednesday night. Arthur Foscett, a bellboy at J. Denison, has been arrested on accusations involving a hotel guest ring starting incident.
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Association Rooms
Sterling
Arthur Foscett
J.~ Denison
Firemen Hurt in Gasoline Vault Explosion Near West Philadelphia
Twelve Philadelphia firemen were injured when gasoline stored underground by the Pennsylvania Railroad in the Baseline vault exploded after a lantern was used to check the fire. Detectives Connor and Smith confronted two Italian trespassers. one shot Connor in the abdomen as the blaze worsened. All injured will recover.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
West Philadelphia
Connor
Smith
Compa
Emmerich Heirs Pursue Claim to Old Estate
Attorney A F Thompson of Centerville met Emmerich heirs from several states in Indianapolis to press a claim on an estate valued at $8.00. They allege John G Emmerich, who came from Hees Cassel Germany, died in Pennsylvania in 1816, with property in Pennsylvania and Germany. About 3 percent of the heirs may participate, after Thompson spent over two years gathering evidence.
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A. F. Thompson
Centerville
Wasia
Indianapolis
Emmerichs
Thompson
John G. Emmerich
Hees Cassel
Germany
Pennsylvania
Pennawanta
Emmerich
Construction Progress on New Indianapolis Traction Building
In Indianapolis the new traction and terminal building at Illinois and Market streets rises with the steel framework and wide arches, the four walls and roof complete. At Union Station, arches are broader but supported by piers, while the new building’s arches rest only at the ends. The project advances rapidly with inner work underway.
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Inc
Anapolis Traction
Illinois
Marketsts
Union Station
Bride Charged With Stealing Gown On Weddin Day
A Pottstown bride elect faces a warrant on a charge of stealing a wedding dress she was to wear at her marriage. In Springfield Illinois a man claims he was duped after giving $41.00 to his would-be bride who then left him. Indiana Trust stockholders elected a board including James F Failey and J P Frenzel with a 2 percent semiannual dividend and a surplus boost of 20 million dollars.
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Pottstown
Springfield
Til
William Hardy
Indiana Trust
Indiana Tram Company
James F. Failey
Frederick Fahrniey
Albert Lieber
James Proctor
N. Frenzel
Edward Hawking
Fr. W. Lawrence
Henry Jameson
Bement Lyman
Henry Wetzel
J. P. Frenzel
J. P. Frennel
Frederick Fainley
John A. Butler
of Exchange
New York
Consolidated Stock Exchange
Exchange
T. Hill Leary
T. H. Leary & Co
Wall St
J. Frank Halle
Langley, Halle & Co
Beaton
Halle
What It Will Cost To Visit World's Fair For A Week
W eight Kenny of St Louis outlines a frugal plan to spend seven days at the exposition. By pre arranging lodging meals and internal travel one can see the fair for about five dollars and eighteen cents excluding railroad fare and souvenirs.
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Kenny
Ad Pleasant
Conta
Ion
Bureau of Informa
Louisiang Purchass Exposition
New York Receives 15 Million From Japanese Loan
London reports a Japanese loan of 50 000 dollars with 35 001609 to be taken in New York and 15 000 at New York. Proceeds used to pay for American supplied goods.
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London
New York
United States
America
Federal Building Strikes Hamper Construction Progress
The federal building project, underway for two years, faces renewed delays as plumbers, stone cutters, bricklayers, and other workers strike. Pipes sit unplaced in walls while past strikes already halted parts of the job. two workers have died and several injured. The superintendent estimates completion within another year if strikes end.
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Federal
Insane Polish Man Sets Fire to Money in St Joseph
Wladylaus Matter, a young Polish man in St Joseph Michigan, burned a roll of paper money he valued for a lifetime as he believed Wednesday would end the world. He then left his room to warn locals of judgment day and tried to ring a church bell. the priest calmed him and Mathews spoke rationally after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Joseph, Mich
May
Wladylaus
Malieewski
Honor for Gurley Brewer messenger to national convention
Gurley Brewer of Indianapolis colored has been selected by the Republican National Committee as messenger to the chairman of the national convention. Rome C. Stephenson of Rochester named assistant secretary. Ex-Secretary-of-War Root urged for temporary convention chairman.
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Washington, May
Gurley Brewer
Indianapolis
Rome C. Stephenson
Rochester
Root
Frisco Club Proprietor and 2 Addicts Die in Tex Gunfight
John Stevenson proprietor of the Frisco club and M. R. White were killed in a pistol duel with Officers Parsons Kirk and Barris who went to arrest for violating the local option law. None of the officers was hurt.
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Sherman
Tex
John Stevenson
M. R. White
Stevenson
Parsons, Kirk
Barris
Native Hoosier Nominated for South Dakota Governor
Samuel H. Elrod of Coatesville Hendricks County Indiana was nominated for governor of South Dakota by Republicans on Wednesday. Elrod, born in Coatesville in 184, moved to South Dakota in 18. The convention endorsed President Roosevelt.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
Samuel H. Elrod
Franklend
Coatesville
Hendricks County
Indiana
South Dakota
Mr. Eleven
South Dakotea
Ira
Foosayelt
Flood Washes Tracks Trench and Five Children Drowned
A Texas flood washed away about five miles of International and Great Northern tracks north of Austin. The high water left fields flooded from four to eight inches over a 15 mile stretch and resulted in the drowning of five children in a creek.
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Austin
Tex
Texas
International
Great Northern
Canadian Wife Objects To Second Wife Using Husbands Name
In Toironto Ontario the divorced wife of a man who remarried in Dakota seeks an injunction claiming matrimonial copyright on her husband’s name. She also seeks damages as the court blocks the second wife from using the name.
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Toironto
Ont
Dakota
Forest Fires Threaten Settlements Near Eland Wisconsin
May 3 reports describe fires destroying homes of settlers near Eland in Marinette area. Fire engine from Witenburg to Eldren, dry tinder conditions fuel large blazes at Tomahawk and along the Soo railroad. Concurrent strike at Cannelsburg Indiana involves 90 coal miners protesting 5 cent per ton extra for separating cannel coal from bituminous.
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Milwacker
Wis
Eland
Witenburg
Eldren
Tomahawk
Soo
Cannelsburg
Washington
Ind
Indiana Indianapolis Livestock Market Report May 5
Receipts and shipments noted as high volume with fair activity across cattle, hogs, and sheep. Prices listed for steers, heifers, cows, calves, bulls, and lambs show broad ranges from common to prime quality, with regional quotes in Indianapolis and Buffalo areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Sltaga Hoge
Midwest and East Live Stock Markets Report May 3
Cincinnati markets show cattle receipts steady with range 4.55 to 5.10 for shipper goods and calves strong. Hog and sheep receipts mixed with higher hogs and steady sheep. New York and Chicago scans note firm to higher Ottawa prices, and grain futures steady with wheat around 1.00 track red.
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Chicago
Rygis
puuer-Ureamerica
New
Younk Americas
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Clover
Prairie
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Vienna
Mrx
Walter Rumitt
Samuel H. McCall
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A. Keenan
Gale
Henry 4
Huder
Weston
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Bank's Crossing
Union Traction Company
Hne
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Dolen
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Cleo Corbin
Chicago University
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