Zoa Phora Promises Relief for Female Disorders
Advert circular touts Zoa Phora as an instant remedy for a range of female ailments including ovarian and bladder issues, monthly disturbances, and weak health. Testimonials from Lily Fox of Cambridge and Mrs. Joseph Brownell of Chicago praise cures and improved vitality. A dollar bottle is offered with prepaid mail order from Zoa Phora Co. Kalamazoo Michigan.
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Lily Fox
Cambridge
Neb
Zoo
Zoa Phora
Zoo Phora
Zod Phora Co
Kalamazoo
Mich
Dye Stolen Horse Confesses After Hair Dye Reveal
James Marsh discovers a mare named Nellie with a white face after a passerby, William Ganusky, admits stealing the horse three months earlier and dyeing its face to disguise it. Ganusky is jailed.
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Little Falls
James Marsh
Marsh
Nelle
Nellie
William Ganusky
Ganusky
Gasoline Tank Explosion Kills One in Pittsburg
A gas line explosion in Pittsburg Pennsylvania on May 20 at about 11 20 p m leaves one dead and eight injured as responders rush to the scene. Fire and emergency crews worked to control the blaze and assess further damage to nearby structures and utilities.
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Pittsburg
Firm Foundation Promotes Doan's Kidney Pills
Indianapolis residents publicly express belief in true merit as Doan's Kidney Pills are praised by Mrs. Margaret Nixon of 120 Bentopst for years of kidney trouble. After two boxes bought at Henry J. Huder's drug store the back pain weakened and kidney weakness eased, with others in her family reporting similar results. Price 50 cents.
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Doan
Henry J. Huder
Explosion at Windebagost glass plant kills teen and injures many
At the Windebagost glass plant of the United States Glass Company an explosion wrecked the building. Adam Grigpe, 18, was crushed to death after being caught under falling debris. An adjoining double tenement house housing Polish families was wrecked and several residents were injured, some seriously.
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Windebagost
United’ States
Adam
Grigpe
Austrian Springs Acted Up at Teplitz Schonau
Remarkable natural event near Vienna as Teplis Schonau hot springs showed brownish red ochre saturated water. Reservoirs emptied and cleaned. water returned to normal an hour later. eruption linked to distant volcanic activity in the Antilles and the Americas, similar incident noted in November 1755 after the Lisbon quake. Teplitz springs noted for extreme depth and heated water.
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Teplis-Schoenau
Antilles
American
Lisbon
Teplitz
Bituminous Miners Stand Loyal to National Call
Secretary Wilson of the United Mine Workers said on Monday that bituminous miners would obey a national organization strike call in Pennsylvania. He noted miners would not back anthracite strikers in a sympathetic strike, expressing confidence in loyalty to the union.
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United Mine Workers
Pennsylvania
National
Couple braces after cab collision at Market and Illinois streets
A cab carrying Mr and Mrs T J Bailey of Watseka Illinois was struck by Indiana Ave car No 714 at 6 30 pm Monday at Market and Illinois streets. The cab was demolished and the horse injured but the driver and passengers were unhurt. Witnesses disagreed on whether the Baileys were newlyweds as the couple escaped to Union Station with luggage.
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Union Station
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Tiiois St
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Watseka
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White Ribbon Remedy Offered For Alcohol Cure
An advertisement promotes White Ribbon Remedy as a covert cure for all drinkers from social to confirmed alcoholics. It claims to suppress appetite for liquor after use and mentions endorsements by Woman’s Christian Temperance Union members. The promo lists Mrs Townsend in Boston as contact and notes sales through Carter's Drug Stores in Indianapolis and addresses in Boston and Indianapolis.
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Moore
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Ventura
California
M. A. Cowan
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
A. M. Townsend
Tremont ST
Boston
Mass
Indianapolis
Carter's. Drug Stores
W. Wash.st
Mass.ave
Boy on 18 charged with bigamy in New York
Cyrus Rockwood a Brooklyn youth, barely 18, stands charged with bigamy after confessing to marriages with Amelia Tanner, 17, and Ella Hegeman, 16. Both wives, who learned of each other, seek annulment while Rockwood posts $2,000 bail awaiting further examination.
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New York
Cyrus Rockwood
Brooklyn
Amelia Tanner
Summit
N. J
Rockwood
Ella Hegeman
Gates-ave
Tanner
Court rules Deming's trial illegal under seventh article of war
The Supreme Court affirmed the circuit court ruling that the mixed court of volunteer and regular officers lacked jurisdiction to try Peter Deming. He was dismissed from the army and sentenced to Fort Leavenworth, but remains out on bail pending habeas corpus proceedings.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Circuit Court of Appeals
Peter Deming
Fort Leavenworth
Deming
Cyclone the Dog Returns to Gentry Brothers Show
An English greyhound named Cyclone survived the Galveston flood era, drifted far at sea, was found after 48 hours, and recovered by Gentry Brothers in Bloomington. The dog, bought in Mexico, rejoined its owners after a Liverpool voyage and now appears at every show in town this week.
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Téex
Gentry Brothers
Bloomington
Ind
Mexico
Mr. Gentry
New York City
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Dime Swallowed 20 Years Ago Becomes Watch Charm
WATERTOWN NY May 20 A man Phanton Green of Wolfe Island St Lawrence River kept a dime in his stomach for two decades. He wore it on a watch chain and recently sneezed it up during a paroxysm. The coin remained bright as when first swallowed in 1882.
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Watertown
N. Y
Phanton Green
Wolfe Island
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PUDGE Heffelfinger Favored as Minneapolis Mayor Hopeful
Walter W. Heffelfinger known as Pudge, former Yale football star, is seen as a likely Republican candidate for mayor of Minneapolis. Business leaders support the idea though Heffelfinger is currently on a European bridal tour. His father is inclined to approve, while the candidate himself has not yet indicated consent.
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Walter W. Heffelfinger
Yale
Pudge
Minneapolis
Heffelfinger
Europe
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Five killed by farmhand suicide near Hastings
In St Augustine on May 20 a young farm hand killed five people at a lonely Hastings area farmhouse then died by suicide. Victims include William Wilkinson his wife their 13 year old daughter Tabitha a sister of Wilkinson and William Austin age 25. The killer had pursued the 11 year old girl whom he wished to marry but was rejected and told to stay away. The tragedy was not found until daylight Monday.
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Fla
Wm. Augustine
Hastings
Wm. Wilkinson
Tabitha
Mr. Wilkinson
Austin
Dre. Kennedy & Kergan
Woman May Hit Husband Once Says Brooklyn Judge
New York May 20 Justice Marean ruled a wife may strike her husband once with a stove lifter without being deemed cruel enough for a separation decree. The Hartman case involved demand for more money and a house eviction followed by a beating with a lifter.
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New York
Marean
Brooklyn
Louis’ Hartman
Third-ave
Hartman
Aearati
Quiet Atlanta After Weekend Rioting Calms
In Atlanta on May 20 quiet prevailed after Saturday violence. Funerals for three dead policemen were held Sunday and the fourth on Monday. A relief fund for the families of slain white men grew steadily. A Saturday night mob chased Black residents, but police reserves and civic speeches dispersed the crowd without bloodshed. Authorities planned steps to prevent further rioting.
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Atlanta
Man Arrested for Riding Fast Train to Deliver Message
James King, about 31, was arrested in Baltimore on a fast-train ride and jailed for 3 ½ days. He claimed to travel from Tonawanda to Washington to deliver a divine message to President Roosevelt, refusing to reveal its nature though stating it would settle all matters of blood in the country.
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James King
King
Tonawanda
Washington
Roosevelt
Newburgh Woman Arrested for Mail Fraud Scheme
Mrs Jennie A Paul was arrested at her Newburgh home by Deputy U S marshal M Aviney and Postoffice inspector C E Crowell on charges of using the mails to defraud. She posed as single and seeking marriage, collecting about $1 000 from correspondents in Kansas Minneapolis Wisconsin Canada and more, including John A Blauser of Sage Wye who sent $60 for a promised journey to Sage Wyoming. She claimed her husband Albert Paul knew nothing of the plan. At arraignment before U S Commissioner Shields she became hysterical and was released on her own recognizance until August 3 while she is pregnant.
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Jennie A. Paul
Newburgh
U.S
M'Aviney
Postoffice
C. E. Crowell
Paul
Albert Paul
Sage
Wyo
Blauser
Crowes
Shields
Suit Over Inadequate share of $70,000 estate for fountain gift
Mrs Edith Hawthorne Crane Simons sues to claim a larger portion of her mother Angelina Crane's $70,000 estate. The will leaves her $0 beyond a charitable bequest of $50,000 to the city of New York for a drinking fountain and $20,000 to charities. The clause references Mrs Simons’ past conduct and cites a similar Indianapolis fountain bequest linked to Phoebe Hill.
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Edward H. H. Simons
Angelina Crane
Phoebe Hill
Indianapolis
Ralph Hill
Brave Montana girl warns fire on bridge delaying train
In Montana on May 20 a 15 year old girl, Miss Pedon, rode four miles to Miles City to warn the Northern Pacific agent of a burning bridge four miles east of Rules City. Her urgent ride halted the westbound train for four hours as the agent acted on the alarm.
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Helena
Mont
Northern Pacific
Miles City
Beden
Nerve Pills Marketed as Digestion Regulator
Overwork and nerve strain worsen digestion, leading to indigestion and fatigue. Indianapolis readers praised Dr. A. W Chase's Nerve Pills as a proven regulator and tonic for digestive organs. Sold at 5 cents a box via Hyder’s drug store and dealers of Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co. Buffalo. Portrait and signature of A. W. Chase appear on each package.
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Indianapolis
H. Carder
Ind
A. W. Chase
Hyder
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