Nerve Pills touted as cure in scattered testimonials
A series of testimonials from Indianapolis and Jamestown patients tout Dr. A. W. Chase Nerve Pills as effective for nervous prostration paralysis locomotor ataxia and related conditions. Patients claim calmer nerves better sleep restored health and renewed strength after using the medicine with several offering permission to publish their recovery stories. The ad also advertises Dr. A. W. Chase Ointment as a cure for piles and skin diseases with a free sample offer.
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E. C. Reeder
West Georgia St
Indianapolis
Ind
A. W. Chase
A. R. Grimes
No.9
Monument Square
Stella Doane
Gifford Block
Jamestown
Hou
St. Vitus
Chaos
FE. Lee
South Pieres St
Gallon
Ohio
AL W. Chase
Dctors
Payton
Hudson
N. Eftasouri St
Pilla
Dr.a. W. Chase
Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co
Washington St
Buffalo
N. Y
Young Explorer Aims for Pole With Fiala Plan
Anthony Flats of Brooklyn leads the second exploration edition sent by William Ziegler toward the north pole. The America waits in Trondhjem as Fiala and his team prepare to depart May 27 with National Geographic Society rep William Peters as second in command. Fiala seeks an average ten miles per day, asserting he has the best men for the perilous sled journey and promising strict weight economy.
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New York
Anthony Flats
Brooklyn
William Ziegler
North Pole
Trondhjem
Norway
America
Fiala
William T. Peters
National Geographical Society
Prince F Rudolph Land
Nansen
Duke d'Abruzzi
No More Rural Routes Until July Washington
May 13 Postmaster Fen Payne declares no new rural routes will be created before July 1 the start of the next fiscal year. He warns continuing routes would cause a $20 000 deficit. May 13 St Louis footboard crash verdict upheld A court awards $31 350 to D J O’Brien for injuries to his son Robert when knocked from a street car by a projecting wagon tongue. The appellate court notes passengers’ safety concerns at the car’s edge.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Poetmaster Fen. Payne
Louis
Court of Ap Jeo
Bt Louis Transit Company
D. J. O'Brien
Robert
R. L. Goode
Pre Sengete
Atety
Congress of American physicians gathers in Washington
In Washington on May 13 a congress of American physicians and surgeons is in session with many eminent specialists in attendance. Delegates include leaders from the American Otological and Laryngological Societies, American Surgical Association, American Pediatric, and other associations. Noted attendees include Prof. Von Mikulich of Berlin, Prof. Hans Kerr of Halberstadt, Dr. Roswell Park of Buffalo, and Dr. Simon Flexner of Philadelphia.
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Washington
Congress of American Physicians and Surgeoners
American Apthemological Society
American Otological Society
American Neurological Association
American Gynecological Association
American Dermatological Association
American Laryngological Association
American Surgical Association
American Climatological Association
Association of American Physicians
American Association of Genito-Urinary Auroeons
American Orthopedic Association
American Physiological Society
Associaion of American Anatomists
American Pediatric Society
American Medico-Paychological Association
American Association of Pathologists and Bacteriologists
von. Mikulich
Berin
Hans Kerr
Halberstadt
Germany
Roswell Park
Buffalo
President McKinney
Simon Flexner
Tired Waiting Washington May Threatens Canal Route
May 13 dispatch says Colombia may delay Isthmian canal approval and the state department will seek to restart negotiations with Nicaragua and Costa Rica for an alternate route If President Marroquin resigns the report remains unconfirmed and unsettled at press time
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Washington
Colombia
State Department
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Marroquin
Grady Salua libel bill signed by governor
Gov Pennypacker signs the Grady Salua libel bill, arguing it protects press rights and citizen information while setting damages for carelessness. He notes the provision requiring names of owners publishers and editors to be printed with each issue. Critics call the law an attempt to throttle the press and promise to ignore it.
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Harrisburg
Pennypacker
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Great Britain Expands Territory in Northern Campaign
LONTON May 1 Great Britain has acquired 100.4 square miles of new territory after successful northern operations. British forces routed 6 000 natives using five hundred men armed with four quick firing suns and four maxims amid heavy casualties, with hundreds killed in Nigeria after the engagement.
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Lonton
Great Britain
Igeria
Frank Riley Dead Former Marion County Treasurer
Frank Riley, 5, county treasurer from 1871 to 1875, died at his son Robert Riley’s home on North Street. A Greenfield native and uncle of Indiana poet James Whitcomb Riley, he served Marion County in official roles and later worked at Cook County Courthouse in Chicago. Funeral slated for 3:39 p.m. Thursday at the son’s residence. Burial details noted as Crown Hill.
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Frank Riley
Robert Riley
Patterson
North St
Mr. Riley
Greenfield
James Whitcomb Riley
Cortland Vang Camp
Girl Finds 25 000 Necklace In New York
In New York on May 13 a 25 000 necklace of 57 pearls was returned to Mrs Colgate Host of 5 Gark Ave. Miss Harriet Schade, 37, working at a department store, found it in a hall weeks earlier and traced its value through a jewelry store. A reward rose from 100 to 500 then Miss Schade received five dollars.
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New York
Colgate
Gark Ave
Harriet Schade
Ant
Birs
Hoyt
Miss Schade
Mic’ Mchads
Wall Street in London Steady Amid Broad Market Nerves
New York to London stock notes show American shares steady and near parity with a featureless tone. Reports cite improved local labor, rising gold shipments, and cautious optimism on bond refunds, while grain and livestock markets in Buffalo and Chicago hint at mixed prices and rising interest in steel stocks.
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Meyer & Elser
New York
London
Eiguty
Furiher
Ridgelny
Shaw
South Africa
Panama
Pennsylvania
Southern Pacific
Mane Guees Ag
T. C
Market diffusion edges mixed on midweek trading
Missouri Pacific moved higher at session start but trimmed gains. Pennsylvania remained pressured before a slight rally. New York Central dipped then partially recovered. St Louis Southwestern and Illinois Central fluctuated with modest reversals. grain and live stock markets showed varied responses across Chicago and Toledo listings with cattle and hog receipts noted.
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Missouri Pacific
Pennsylvania
New York Central
St. Paul
Mo. Pac
Illinois Central
St. Louis
San Francisco
St. Loui
Gh. Steel
H. N
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Douglass St
Indianapolis, Ind
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L. &. Grady
Special Agents’ Association
W. G. Baldwin
Roanoke
Walter C. Tuttle
W. CA
Wall-St
East Buffalo
N.Y
Chicago
Readet
Vavo
Timothy
Tata
Union
Mar B
Toledo
Y. C
Penm Vania
Rock Island
Tal
Indianavocile
Plato
Cate
East Liberty
Springs
Hutter
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