Michigan mayor praises Peruna tonic in county patients
The Hon Nelson Rice mayor of St Joseph Michigan writes a letter to The Peruna Medicine Co Columbus Ohio praising their tonic. He notes many grateful patients in his county who have used Peruna and been cured in catarrhal difficulties and wishes the company continued success.
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Nelson Rice
St Joseph
Michigan
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
Ohio
Thin County
Melgon Rice
St. Joseph, Mich
Peruna Cure Advertises Spring Tonic Benefits
An 19th century style advertisement promotes Peruna as a spring tonic not a stimulant. It claims to balance blood circulation, calm nerves, aid digestion, and lift spirits for those with ailments like calcium-related issues and general malaise. Dr. Hartman offers free personal advice from Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peruna
Hartman
Hartman Santarium
Columbus
Ohio
Fairbanks Seen as Roosevelt's Vice Presidential Pick
Washington reports in admin circles that Senator Fairbanks of Indiana is favored to join President Roosevelt on the ticket as vice president. The president has been informed of the desire, though consensus on a campaign chair remains unsettled with names like BENALOP Penrose of Pennsylvania and Frankin Murray of New Jersey mentioned as possibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fairbanks
Indiana
Roosevelt
Meindera
Rankard
Benalop Penrose
Pennsylvania
Frank
Murray
New Jersey
Plans for Wiz Building Faces Convention Seating
Chicago May 10 The Wiz building plans by the architects face approval by Building Inspector Williams. If accepted the 3,270 seats in the coliseum will be used for the Republican national convention next month with 5 8 seats on the main floor and 2c in the balcony, within legal limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Willams
Wiz
Dr Miles Heart Cure Promises Relief from Heart Disease
A reader recalls relief from dreadful heart symptoms after using Dr Miles Heart Cure, describing dizziness shortness of breath and fainting and stating that the remedy brought improvement within weeks. The testimonial notes long battle with heart trouble and initial failed first bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Old Alaskan Guide Entertained by Friends
New and Jesse Fletcher hosted P. F. Vian the famed Alaskan hunter at the Columbia club in Indianapolis. Vian, nicknamed Frenchy, traveled from Chicago to visit New and Fletcher before returning north for the hunting season opening in Alaska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warry
New
Jesse Fletcher
Vian
Khone
Frenchy
Méners
Fletcher
Vian Ives
St. Loui
Dixon Nominated for Congress in District 4
Dixon named for Congress in district 4 after a three cornered agreement among Griffith Dixon and Wm H O'Brien. If elected he would succeed F M Geleith who stepped aside. Republicans doubt Dixon may be defeated amid looming anti Hearst candidates in St Louis. Independent and party nominees discussed including Pearfield formerly a Democrat. Two killed in Troy explosion. cattle judge Deed in Northport. Berlin bakers strike referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larain Dixon
Dixon
F. M. Geleith
Granth
Wm. H. O'Brien
Democratic State Committee
O'Brien
Griffth
Parker
Atrong
Abderson Prard
Nashville
Brown County
Louix
Pearclield
Hieatat
St. Louis
Debut of Lady Olee Cosborne at Easter Court
Lady Olee Cosborne, daughter of the Duke and Duchess of Leeds, debuted at King Edward's Easter Court. She is their second daughter, educated on the continent and fluent in French German and Italian. The family, prominent in London society, plans a debut ball in her honor at Grosvenor Crescent after long residence at Hornby Castle and a strong interest in civic matters.
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Olee Cosborne
Duke
Duchess of
Feed
Edward
Nelle
Duchess of Leeds
Olea
Continent
Carmark
Hornby Castle
Yorkshire
Ditchens
Leeds
London
Grosvenor Crescent
London County Council
Olga Omhert
Marion Commercial Club launches $100000 growth fund
At a Monday night meeting the Marion Commercial Club voted to create a $100,000 fund to attract new factories and assist existing industry. A committee will oversee the fund, with cash subscriptions pledged by 12 prominent businessmen at $10 each and other donors contributing from 1 to 800 dollars. This marks the second such fund raised in Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Int
Epl
Commercial Club
Lin
Marlan
Bern
Mother's Evidence Sends Son to Prison
In Sedalia Missouri on May 1 a courtroom witness described how a mother testified about her son Alonso Andersen attacking her with a knife after home late Monday. The testimony led to his conviction and imprisonment on related charges. Henry Garrett meanwhile faced arrest after a violent confrontation with Sam Harvey over a pigpen dispute, dying later from injuries.
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Alonso Andersen
Tusaday
Andersen
Anderson
Missouri
Sedalia
Sam Harvey
Temple
Henry Garrett
Garrett
White
Died From Old Injuries Near Wabash Indiana
Mrs Sylvester Joy died at her home near Wabash Indiana on Tuesday from injuries from a runaway accident five years earlier. Both Mr and Mrs Joy were thrown from the buggy at the time. Shugrea Rearrested on assault and battery charges in Howard Avenue case. Charles Smugrea held on bond after arrest Monday night by Patrolmen Ameden and Gillespie. Tafteis a Cold at the State hotel in Wilmington secretary feigned a cold and sore throat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash. Ind
Sylvester Joy
Wabash
Joy
Shugrea
Charles Smugrea
Howard-ave
Ameden
Gillespie
Little Telegrams Report Multiple Tragedies and Meetings
Reports from Washington Englewood and Marshalltown recount a series of brief incidents. Alaska Governor Brady met President Roosevelt in Washington while Rev Re Newell collapsed during sermon in Mt E church. Drowning deaths occurred as Waerr Lambert and others tried crossing Big Bandy river in Kentucky. A Cincinnati merchant known as Yapkins dies in Englewood and Mrs Benjie Nunzinsky refuses food prompting hospital transfer. John Judy of Mackimaw was killed by a trampling horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Benjie Nunzinsky
Bellevue Hospital
John
Judy
Woman Seeks to Set Aside Father's Will in New York
Felle A. Chamberlain of New York files suit to invalidate Arunah B. Compton's will. She claims lack of mind and undue influence, seeks partition of real estate between brothers Arthur B. and Raymond E. Compton. Case requests decree to settle ongoing interests and partition.
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Felle A. Chamberlain
New York
Arunah B. Compton
Arthur B
Raymond E. Compton
No Claim for $50,000 Reward in Wentz Murder Case
D B Wentz of Philadelphia, brother of the slain millionaire L L Wentz, has not yet reached the scene as no claim to the $50,000 reward for locating Wentz has been filed. An inquest is set for Wednesday. The body lies at the site, guarded by night watchmen, while a burglar proof container is ordered from Knoxville. The case is treated as murder and robbery with possible motives debated. Three shots fired from Wentz’s revolver suggest he fought during the assault.
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Gap
D. B. Wentz
Philadelphia
L. Wentz
Wentz
Mongues
Knoxville
Fevenge
Tober
Wenta
Bribery Trial Opens At Wabash Indiana
The trial of Frank Burton of Andrews begins in Wabash with charges he offered Prosecutor Jackman of Huntington County one hundred dollars to overlook his disorderly house. Burton was arrested earlier and the case has drawn in witnesses from two counties including the Huntington sheriff.
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Wabash
Ind
Frank Burton
Andrews
Jackman
Humtingian
Burton
Ingal
Muntington
Financial Smash Suspends Loyd Crawford & Co on Bucketing Charges
May 10 New York Consolidated Exchange suspended Loyd Crawford & Co on allegations of bucketing orders. The firm operates branches in numerous cities. assets and liabilities are undetermined. The case dwarfs a prior bankruptcy of Woodend & Co, which failed for 60,000.
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New York
Loyd, Crawford & Co
Consolidated Exchange
Tudsay
The
Exchange
Woodend & Co
Robbery Reported at Frank Branley Residence
Burglars struck Monday afternoon at S E Washington street, taking an overcoat a malt of clothes and an extra coat. Police noted one burglary occurred while another robbery appears to have been avoided that night.
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Frank Branley
Washington St
Fatal Shave Turns Tragic At Valparaiso Farm
In Valparaiso Indiana in May Fred Kneph a prominent farmer died after blood poisoning set in following a shaving mishap. He cut his face while shaving at home and succumbed a week later with medical attention failing to save him.
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Valparaiso
Ind
Fred Kneph
Factory Inspector Favors Chute Escapes
County board of charities reports at City hospital inspector McAbse notes the lack of fire escapes endangering inmates. He cites dangerous side stairs and winter ice, urges inspection and adoption of safer collapsible hospital chutes like a Quebec example.
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Chute
McAbse
McAber
Quebec
Canada
Pope Protests Paris and Vatican Letter Concerning Loubet
A Paris dispatch reports the pope’s letter to President Loubet, denouncing neglect of the Vatican during the Rome trip. The missive condemns clerical movements in Europe and hopes the church’s prestige will be restored. Separate items note Philadelphia mint gold output and a police custody case involving Mrs Kitty Peragory, plus gratitude to Prof Shortridge for a donation from a Shortridge High School Arabian Fair.
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Paris
Lowbet
Knights Templar Parade Promises Largest Ever Pageant
Knights Templar plan a grand parade through downtown streets for the golden jubilee of the Grand Commandery of the Anichis Templars. McKee will be grand marshal guiding a 1000 plus contingent with brass bands from three commanderies, marching along Capitol Ave and Washington St at 1 p.m. A review occurs at the circle by Grand Commander Pred Ginas. An evening entertainment at Tomlin Hall follows, with speeches by Mayor Holzman and Gov. Wurbin.
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Anichis Templars
Knights Templars
Thdinna
Tne
Bogvren
McKee
Apital-Ave
Waanington-st
Washington
Alabama
New York
Meridian
Noath
Ginas
Tomlin Hall
Holzman
Chicago Produce Market Report May 10
Chicago prices for dairy poultry and produce include butter creamers and extra eggs. Items listed: young Americas cheese, daisies stage, brick live poultry and geese per dozen, cull feathered stock, caney at 9 dollars per dozen, various springs hens and ducks. figures appear jumbled in OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Butler-Creamer
Watuke
Americas
New York Livestock Prices Mixed at East Buffalo Sale
East Buffalo live stock market notes cattle receipts active with steers and heifers mixed quality. Listed prices include hogs pork lard and poultry rates, with veal, sheep, and milk products cited alongside varying terms for feed and slaughter readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ini
Ascide Sone Gore
Corman
Caese Eba Qood
Aesordium
Ateres
Cerederessieretan
Henry Coramatt
Best Etockert
Sreever
Romer
Atrong
Ateady
East Offa
HLM
Enea
Market News Blends Grain Prices With Stock Rumors
Grain prices appear mixed with No. 2 red and white varieties listed and various futures noted. The report also covers copper and steel moves, Continental stock activity, and government bonds, with regional livestock results from Chicago showing cattle and hog receipts and price ranges.
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Dahares FC
Continental Ga
Bteel Preferred
Continental Gan
Specutectan
Otte
Remsen
London
U. Pp
Miraole Central
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Toastmanter
Barry Puto
Fred Sheets
RW. Garmane
Troy
N. Y
Joseph Watt
Chauncey Crandall
Northport
Cyronter
Berlin
Ber Itty
Atrike, Torey
Alonzo Anderson
Tafteis
Walington
Taffe
Nt Arin
Harfina
Hay
Awe
Bidery
EADS
Lees
Tee Melons
MORL
Virginia Axe
Prospect
Stuckmeyer, Maalect
Lanreti
West
Delaware
Empire Gould
Hayes
Pope
Tony Wern
Beard
Treasury Department
Kitty Peragory
Gregorie
Rmamthan
A. Shortridge
Shortridge High School
Cinq
Knights Templar
Wobaan Athletic Club
Hoyts
Opera House
Gilmain
Cincinnati
Aytel
Pittsburg
Eerie Glonpeie
H.bele
Atkins
Sam
WARON
Chicago Livestock
Prime Breves
MQKTE
Etockers
Isemera
Texana
Imo
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