Veteran of Three Wars Endorses Peruna Cure for Stomach Catarrh
A veteran. Captain W. W. Jackson of Washington D C aged eighty two recounts long battle with stomach catarrh. After trying many remedies he found immediate gradual relief with Peruna, reporting full recovery after three bottles and urging friends to use it. The ad claims Peruna cures catarrh of various organs and touts a large following of cured dyspepsia patients.
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Jackson
Perura
W. W. Jackson
Garrect
N. W
Washington, D. C
Peruna
City hushes around typhoid patient to save Doane life
Special to the Luna Chicago reports a Chicago block around Astor and Division hushed to protect Mrs. Doane, stricken with typhoid fever. Neighbors and children guard the home, banishing barking dogs and street noise to prevent startling her. Silence persists as doctors and relatives hope for improvement while the patient nears critical risk.
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Luna
Chicago
Mayo
Astor
Division Sts
Philip &, Doane
Graeme Stewart
Aetor
Roberts Porter Wholesale Store Destroyed by Fire
A Roberts Porter wholesale grocery store in St Joseph burned Friday night, causing an estimated loss of half a million dollars. The blaze prompted extensive damage and local authorities investigated the incident.
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Ecripps-M' Rae Press Association
ST. Joseph
Roberts- Porter
Ohseery Stare
Gruel Joke Ends In Death Of Boere Workman
Authorities investigate the death of Georg Boere a laborer found in the yard near National Tube Work Works Monday night. They suspect a dangerous prank involving a live electrical wire caused electrocution. several workers faced questioning as the coroner pursues a rigid inquiry into the incident.
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Guripps-M'Rae Press
Youngstown
Georg Boere
National Tube
Uoompan
Helief
Teiinyen
Dinger
Mir
Aérions
Reverend Sutherlin Arrested in Wife Murder Case
Special to the News from Albany Indiana May 6 reports Rev Ulysses G Sutherlin arrested Friday on a murder charge stemming from his wife’s death on Oct 12 1904 had been in charge of a circuit in Floyd Scott and Jennings counties. He is insisted innocent and contends persecution by enemies.
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Albany
Ind
Ulysses G. Sutherlin
Floyd
Scott
Jage
Sutherlin
Silver Grave
Bark Christian
John Scheiler
Sellersburg
Butherlin
Fast Gait Youth Arrested After Fruit Wagon Run
Joseph Bingiman, 19, of Southport, began the morning with a wagonload of rhubarb when he allegedly drank and drove erratically toward Muvar. Patrolman Vaughn found him and a boy companion fighting at high speed. Bingiman was arrested. the other youth planned to head to the police station after delivering the team.
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Joseph Bingiman
Southport
Muvar
Vaughn
Mingiman
Soo
Death by own action at Republic Iron and Steel plant
A foreman named Samuel Pun Eeski at the Republic Iron and Steel Company Plant died by suicide by throwing himself under an interurban car. This marks the third such death in the plant this month, with workers reportedly in a dangerous environment prompting fatal acts.
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Schipps-Au Rae Press Association
Mammond
Dad
Samuel Puneeski
Republic Iron and Steed Compan
Neg
Arrest Charivariers In Mounds Court Action
Thirty seven youths from Mounds were taken to Mound City for court after participating in a charivari Monday night. They celebrated Edwand Hichardson to Mrs. Barrick by entering homes and damaging furniture. Twenty three were found guilty and fined 38.0 each. remaining defendants face trial next week.
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Charivariers
Scripps-M Hre Press Association
Cairo
Mounds
Mound City
Edwand Hichardson
No General Strike In Poland Amid Socialist Setback
War saw May 1 The attempt to inaugurate a general strike by the Polish Socialist party has failed for the time being The party which led the effort to mobilize workers has abandoned the project and issued a new call urging workers to return to their jobs and prepare for the proper moment to begin a revolution.
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Scripps-Mhae Press Associatiun
Warsaw
Polish Socialist Party
Victory for LaFollette as reform railroad plan passes
Madison reports a victory for Governor LaFollette as Coravian paintive railroad commission measures win approval. The commission’s plan would require rates and broad changes, with promises of major features and strong support from reform advocates. The governor’s win appears nearly complete, with terms of the measure under dispute and urgent expectations about implementation.
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Lafollette
Scripps-M' Rad Chess Association
Madison
Wis
Abry
Tatol Jette
Coravian Paintive Railroad Commission
Renate
Tahiti
Alebi
Featursa Mets
Berg
Fatal blow at high school meet shocks Harrisburg crowd
Myrtle Cokes was struck in the head by a four pound discus at a high school athletic meet. The blow, delivered by a contestant, is believed to be potentially fatal. The incident occurred Friday at the ground in Harrisburg.
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Scripps-M'Rar Press Association
Harribburg
Fiat Uso
Myrtle Cokes
Predictions by Raphael the Astrologer
Predictions for Saturday May 16 and Sunday May 7 warn readers to stay quiet, guard health, and mind finances. They advise cautious behavior in business and domestic matters and note risks for children born on the day, including possible health and accident issues and marital challenges.
One More Play The Dips With the Auburn Hair at Grand Sperm Houve
The Grand Sperm House extends the season with a Monday afternoon opening for One More Play The Dips With the Auburn Hair. The Girl With the Auburn Hair headlines with Miss Akuas delivering a strong performance. Other numbers promise varied, entertaining acts and strong audience demand sustains an extra week.
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Akuas
Multiple Local Dying, Elopement and Crime Reports Across Indiana
Reports from Indiana towns detail a string of incidents including a 16 year old Millie M Vance death and funeral in Greensboro, a note by Mrs Charles Gibson about eloping with T C Hamilton from Kentucky heading to Chicago then Oklahoma, and Gidson pursuing them. In Anderson a razor found in Shirley Doyle's bed ties to a near murder of Lydia Lent, while Miss Scart recovers with partial vocal paralysis. Columbus records Andrew Henry’s prison sentence for murderously assaulting Braziliaing. Rockville notes Joseph Roach's prior shooting of Matthew Roberson and a penitentiary sentence. Lafayette believes Francon Kruse now in Cincinnati with a woman matching Kruse’s description held for ID. Vincennes reports collapse of the Mattox brick store wall, to be razed. Mishawaka cites implicating drug dealers in a promisuous poisoning case affecting several residents. Goshen notes the death of Swreler Young, a local police judge, from a paralyzing stroke. Mount Vernon recounts Frank Summers's suicide by carbic acid after brooding over his mother’s death. Decatur mentions Amoe Carrot confessing to burglary. Evansville reports Mary Evans, widow of Bronson Evans, marrying William Lots, a brick mason.
City Record for a Day Births and Deaths and Marriages
Births list includes Harry and Merue Bariin, Bea aie a girl for Michel and Ella McCormick, and many others with locations such as Indianapolis and Perry township. Death notices name Infant Porpe, Walker Brown, Genie E. Johnson, and several elderly individuals with causes like senility and mitral insufficiency. Marriages record Hyrahel G. Hacield and Elta M. Robey. Building permits show George W. Shelley cottages, John F. McCain cottage Traub, and multiple properties with values listed.
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Harry
Merue Bariin
Beaaie
Michel
Ella McCormick
Doughana
Birt Charles
Flora Bryant
Chadwick
Jenn
Lie Laury
Indianapolis
Saimin
Dora Binzer
Gernie
Vernet
Edna Coleman
Litihere
Wyatt
Anna Progtor
Toledo
Elizabeth Bsamann
St Reisner
Keish
Charles BH
Rose Lucas
Lowie
Moerutz
Marie Eschenbach
Maaisno
Charlee
Louise Brehoh
Perry
Township
Kin Wu
Mac Mhiench
Fartert
Homer
Vina MacLeland
New York
Arch
Margaret Patton
Porpe
Garheld
Walker Brown
Genie E. Johnson
Princeton
Het
William Needham
Margaret Gaynard
Julia A. Walls
BE. W. Hawking
Sheldon
Andy M. Dehatt
Youth Sentenced in Theft Case at Indiana Reformatory
Jrater Dunshaugh, 17, received a sentence of one to three years in the Indiana reformatory after being found guilty of stealing $25 from the store of Monen Blewart. He had just been released from the boys' reformatory and appeared before Judge Alford on Saturday morning.
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Jrater Dunshaugh
Indiana Reformatory
Alford
Atora
Monen Blewart
Boys’ Reformatory
New Hearing Granted in Rogers Murder Trial
Chief Justice Rowe and Judges Level and Munson announced the application for a new trial for Mrs. Mary Rogers, charged with killing her husband, has been granted. The full bench will hear the petition May 1. New evidence cites insanity in Rogers family and hereditary mental illness at the time of the crash.
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Ecripps-Svrre Press Association
Mar
Rowe
Level and
Munson
Supreme Coin
Mary Rogers
Beach Weil
Rogers
Dayton seeks new school's top administrator
Ellis He Drake, assisting superintendent of the grammar schools in this city, is an applicant for the superintendent of schools post in Dayton. Other Indiana applicants include BoA Swert Marshall A H Couglass Logansport Woli Lo Hendricks Delphi. Cyclone in Oklahoma injures fifteen as church and two homes are demolished.
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Ellis He Drake
Dayton
Indiana
Boa
Swert
Marshall
A. H. Couglass
Logansport
Woli
Lo Hendricks
Delphi
City Brevities Quick News Fragments From Indianapolis
A compilation of short notices reports and items from Indianapolis area affairs. Appointments elections statements and community events cover receiverships divorces club openings horticulture rural delivery changes and political ambitions reflecting local civic life.
City Market Prices Slim as Fresh Produce Flows
Saturday market in Indiana reports slight declines versus Thursday with steadier egg prices and unchanged overall vegetable prices. Fresh stock like strawberries improves as demand squeezes supplies. butter expected cheaper in Tuesday, while storage layoffs reduce packing. Meat prices show slight gains for sheep and beef, with cattle and veal mixed. Chicago reports mixed dairy and poultry prices.
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Tusaday
Ike and Tie
Indiana
Fem
Reliable ham and bacon prices from Indiana and California markets
A fragmented advert lists Reliable brand hams and bacon items with varying cures and cuts. Indiana sugar cured shoulders and lard are priced alongside fresh pork loins, hams, roasts, and varied sausage options. Multiple price points shown for family, barrel, and hog lard products.
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California
Indiana
Fruits and Vegetables Price List Summary
A readable swap of fruit and vegetable prices listing various items with prices per unit, bunch, or volume. Notable entries include apples at 12 per bushel, cabbage at 1.38 per bushel, tomatoes at 18 cents per pound, cucumbers at 15 cents for two, and strawberries at 10 cents a basket.
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Granger
Hogs in Demand and Mixed Cattle Prices Across Markets
Indianapolis hog buyers showed strong demand with hog receipts about double the weekly Saturday average and prices up about 5 cents from Friday. Cattle and sheep traded quietly in Chicago and Cincinnati with limited gains, while overall weekend conditions differed from two weeks prior and the mix included lighter weights and varied stocker pricing.
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Indianapolis
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Greensboro
Connersville
Charles Gibson
T. C. Hamilton
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Elopers
Ginson
Oklahoma
Gidson
Hamilton
Columbus
Andrew Henry
Brown County
Rockville
Joseph Roach
Terre Hae
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Rheuby
Ute
Lafayette
Francon Kruse
Cincinpati
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Vincennes
Mattox
Goshen Swreler Young
Mount Vernon
Hi Smother
Frank Summers
Decatur
Amoe
Evansville
Mary Evans
Bronson Evans
Jec~ Wires
Teil City
Han
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Hyrahel G. Hacield
Elta M. Robeyee
George W. Shelley
Figun
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J. H. Kettler
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John F. McCain
Traub
John M. Powell
Laughner
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Pretty Brothers
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George H. Feaney
S. W. New York
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Supreme Court
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Wrippercrae Press Association
Qoklahoma
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Tomeat
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James L. Mitchell Haa
Interstate
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Silas H. Mendenhall
St. Paws Caven
Bowers Manufacturing Company
Lima
Wapi Mover
Panquet
Tayal Legion
Col
Gran Peres
Den
Lew Wallace
Charles G. Shaw
Ely
Edward Renner
James McNulty
W. OB. Kick
Lawrence
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Federal
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