Peruna praised by Louisianan club president for kidney liver cure
William Watson Washburn, president of the Louisiana Commercial Club in New Orleans, writes of finding Peruna the finest medicine for kidney and liver troubles after years of illness. He says two months of use restored health and energy, with no further problems into his seventies. Other testimonials from E P. Pont, H. M. Rice, and Tessie Podmore tout Peruna’s benefits for catarrh, stomach, and liver issues amid broad claims of cure and recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Watson Washburn
Louisiang
W. W. Waan
E. P. Pout
Bleecker Street
New York City
Catarrh Bay
Veruie
B. F
Pont
New York Assembly
John Hangock Insurance Co
Boston
Peruna
H. M. Rice
Jeasie F. Podmore
Saranae Lake
Saranae Woman’s Athletic Club
Tesais
Salvation Army Baby Raffle Drawn at Peoria Meeting
At a Salvation Army state convention in Peoria a baby was raffled, with Maj and Mrs Smith of Peoria as the child's parents. Three hundred tickets were used, Col Marschall of East St Louis conducted the draw, and the Lord was declared the winner as the child was dedicated to service amid hymns and rejoicing.
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Peoria
Salvation Army
Monny
Yo Mo CL AL Hall
Elinie
Col. Marsshat
Hast St. Loui
Maj
Let Him Live After They Hanged Him And Fire Damages At Matt via
A chaotic report merges a hanging atrocity tale with a mob assault and damages from fires near Mattvawan. It notes a man saved from death by mob fear and cites prominent locals, including former state senator Henry Terhnne, with the Yale corporation setting mandatory retirement at sixty-six pending exceptions.
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Freehold
S.J
Charton Merhert
Thin Place
Pragey
Mattvawan
Herithne
Henry
Terhnne
Kaiser Wilhelm Fails Ill. Strasburg Program Cancelled
Strasburg May 12 Kaiser Wilhelm suffered a severe chill and his health prompted cancellation of the day’s program. The reported illness interrupted scheduled events as officials and attendees took note of the monarch’s condition.
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Kaiser
Strasburg
Kaiser Wilhelm
TWO DOLLAR COTTON MOVE AND WIDE WIRE NOTES
A New Orleans market report shows a two dollar advance in cotton prices with spot cotton at 12 cents per pound. Headlines include a murder plot arrest in California, a Cincinnati estate result, Roosevelt visits in California, Tulloch to file charges, Hoosier postmasters, a Moros clash near Taraca, a tax suit in Louisville, cash recovered in Philadelphia, a Dallas editor killed in a duel, and a Georgia woman shooting a Black man.
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York
Mey
Hate
Mondey
Tod
New’ Orleans
LE Cone
New Orleans
Prins Alney
Buit
Louisville
W. GL Weller, Jr
Stete
Southern Pacific Railway Company
Tve
Philadelphia
United States Express Company
Potteville
Thin City
Wm. J. Murphy
Dallag
Tex
George F. Koregay
Calhart Syn
George Kotth
Atreste
Dalhart
Koreway
Dallas
Monticello
James Lane
Central Labor Union Declares No Carnival This Year
Central Labor Union announces no carnival celebration on Monday Eight amid strikes and broader union activity. The message notes zero carnival events as unions continue to press labor actions while other groups contemplate demonstrations and supportive actions.
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Central Labor Union
Ringling Circus Dazzles Big Crowd in Whispered Debate
A fragmented reminiscence praises the Ringling Circus as a grand show that drew a large audience, calling it perhaps one of the era’s greatest spectacles. The text hints at a sweeping, national impact and a sense of awe, with garbled terms suggesting cultural significance.
Newspaper Editors Question Sprinkling Scandal Allegations
The council hearing proceeds with witnesses claiming to reveal what they know about the sprinkling case and city administration links. Former contractors and named insiders describe interviews and potential future testimony from reporters, lawyers, and officials as the probe faces pressure and controversy.
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Ing
Logsdon
Protestant divines admire Bishop Chatard in Indiana
Protestant leaders from Indianapolis praise Bishop Chatard for lifelong service to the church. Dr. M. L. Haines and Rev. J. Cumming Smith echo admiration, noting his kindliness toward the public and cross faith appeal. The remarks celebrate his reputation among Catholics and Protestants alike.
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Indianapolia
Chatard
J. Cumming Smith
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
Middle West
Cleo
Catholica
First Baptist Church
Ringling Brothers Circus Delights In Indianapolis Run
Bert and Maddy press for Ringling Brothers report over 35 000 attend as the circus performs Jerusalem and the Crusaders a dazzling feast of color and grouping. The eastern buffet of two girls artistic and beautiful. Acta high class and pleasing with notable elephants the Nelson acrobatic family the Rio brothers and Mimp Julian. The comedy of George Harter tops the show with a hearty laugh from the audience.
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Bert & Maddy
Ringling Brothers
Indianapolis
Jerusalem
Nelson
Rio
Civic Federation to Hold Semiannual Exec Meeting in New York
Secretary Ralph M Easley announced that the Civic Federation executive committee will meet at federation headquarters on Wednesday. Attending members include Senator Hanna Archbishop Ireland President Mitchell and Comprise managers.
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Civic Federation
New York
Ralph M. Easley
The
Federation
Wedneday
Hanna
Ireland
Mitchell and Gomspers
The Battle of the Future Catarrh Extermination Campaign
An urgent wartime style appeal promotes Brazilian Balm and Toxicola Tablets as a home treatment to halt catarrh, claim it is a contagious disease invading the nation, and touts a free month of Toxicola with a $100 set of Brazilian Balm from B.E.F. Jackson & Co, Indianapolis.
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Catarth
B.ef, Jackson & Co, Mfg
Indianapolis
Lad
Man Laughs Twelve Hours in Miller Township
Lawrenceburg, Mar It Jobh Childers, 49, a farmer, began laughing at a family joke at his Tanner's Creek home and continued nearly twelve hours in Miller township. Two physicians treated him for eight hours to halt the fit, ending in a semi unconscious state. He had not been affected in this manner before.
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Lawrenceburg
Jobh Childers
Tanner's Creek
Miller Township
Childera
Hi Haamo
Women Fight Over Spouse Dispute Ends in Court
Two women from Tandeest fought in a heated altercation described as a scrapping that lasted about 34 minutes until their husbands intervened. The brief escalated to court with Justice Nickerson, where both women faced assault and battery charges and the other counts were dismissed.
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Dea Smith
Baxter Whitmort
Justice Nickerson
Money Lost in Sewer Rumor Shocks Chicago Ward
May 12. Mire, Uritget Hayes is said to have thrown several hundred dollars into a sewer while keeping funds entrusted to her. The money belonged to Mrs Patrick Doyle who died recently. A son and a girl witness saw the act. police searched but found nothing. Other items report a church break and a court discharge, plus a 118 year old death in Upper Bandusery.
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Hayes
Mra
Patrick Doyle
Wett
Heard Son Calling in Cleveland Tragedy and Sale
May 12 report from Cleveland Ohio details the death of Herman son of Mrs Vom Winterfield a torter after a street car collision. His mother laments bad company and warns of dangers to children expressing regret at the loss. May 11 note: at a Five-ribbon trotter sale Sterling R Bolt of Indianapolis bought Thelma Simmons 2 21.
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Bad Dore
Cali
Roonevelt
Banta
Chama County
Bodbusta
Hlm
Bby
Trait Orchards
Rowere
Cme
Soversi
Cleveland
Herman
Mre
Holt
Trotters
Unhygienic Dress Causes Nervous Disorder Debate
In Washington May K Tae Ameri can academy of medicine presented Dr James H McBrite of Pana Den a Calif claim that unhygienic dress plus overexcited behavior contributed to nervous disorders in girls and women. In Connersville Indiana a buggy collision following a horse run caused injuries including a broken arm and severe bruising.
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Washington
Américan Academy of Medicine
James H. McBrite
Panadena
Cal
Remewny
Connersville
Ind
Waylb
Harp
Beteedty
Casdiridge City
Afra
Yarr
Hiarr
Markets Report From Indianauslis and Chicago
Market notes show live stock receipts and price ranges for cattle hogs and sheep across Indianauslis and Chicago. Export grade steers and butcher cattle command varied prices, with feeders and cows cited. hogs, lambs, and stockers listed with typical weights and bids. grain and hay markets in Chicago reflect steady to mixed trends, while New York stocks and commodities move on speculation and demand.
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Indianauslis
Athems
Gowt Te Priae
Stearm
New York
Frisco
Balimore
Hockingwelley
Rock Island
St. Paul
Acaewal
Chicago
Union
Rourh
Fife
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President Commercial Club
Louisiana
Petu-na
Peroni
Leposs
Washburn
Louisiana Commercial Club
Herbert
MOB
Yale
New Haven
Conn
Yale Corporation
Apertatty
Ban Franowcu
Gee Yup Society
Chinega Society
Awerdet
Creditarm Bils
Tulloch
Seymour W. Tulloch
Washington Post Office
Hoosier
Shy
Indiana
Follewer
Moyer
Tracy
J. N. Turner
Vala
J. F. Rosenbaum
Walnut
K. C. Ace
Wilder
Bami
Pershing
Rutegies
Igdof
Taraca
Ringling Circus
Council
America
Thel
Ita
Farihert
Mont Obscura
Trinity Congregational Mission Church
Ladies’ Unionand
Burnett
Board of
Tomassa
Malden
Bmags
Tomaseo Lombardi
Mies Nellie Sturtevant
Tiong-Kong
Nanning
Tauh Fe
Kwang Si
Hong-Kong
Bandusery
Peter Danpley
Son
Womaey
Sean
Breacy
Cure
Bena
Rece
W.ogeo
Stee
Iplace
Thede
Toledo
Mem
Bvefalo
N. Fer
Tee
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