New Sanatorium Planned by Dr Fletcher in Indianapolis
Dr W B Fletcher plans a four story, fire proof Neuron hurst sanatorium on Market Street and Hyland Avenue in Indianapolis. The $65,000 facility will separate acute and chronic cases, offer hotel style guest rooms, an extended sunlit veranda, Turkish baths, gym, operating room, and screened porches.
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Fletcher
Central Hospital For
London
Ontario
Elbert Hubbard
The
Philistine
Bucks
Fietcher
Bucke
Mary A. Spink
Market St
Hyland Ave
Haughville
Greenwood
Ind
Ss. Miy
United States
Sayne
Mr. Hubbard
Elizabeth Fry
France
Dr. Fletcher
Free trial remedy promises to restore manly power
An advertisement from the State Medical Institute of Fort Wayne Indiana touts a home treatment for sexual weakness. It claims rapid permanent results and offers free trial packages by mail to any man who writes, asserting dignity and privacy and citing fifty years of state licensing.
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A. E. Robinson
State Medical Institute
Robington
Elektron
Fort Wayne
Ind
Insane Patients To Be Moved As Treatment Plans Stated
The plan outlines moving patients from the violent ward to a guest room when fit, allowing free movement and daily outdoor exercise under trust as the central principle. Dr Fletcher favors ignoring violent episodes rather than resisting, aiming to make the institution attractive to encourage progress, with work starting July 1 and completion hoped by December.
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Fletcher
Government's treasury was on a small tug
In Barahona on March 3 officials of the San Domingo government loaded $250,000 in gold and silver into the tug Alice. Capt F S Innis kept the funds aboard for two weeks before officials claimed them, during which time the Alice’s flag was shot through.
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New York
F. S.innis
Alice
San Domingo
Barahona
Bride of Six Weeks Takes Laudanum in Lonely Death
In Belleville New Mexico on May 21 Mrs Josephine Compagnon, married just six weeks, killed herself with laudanum Tuesday night. Her husband found her with a note saying his refusing to stay home in the evenings made life too lonely, prompting her death.
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Josephine Compagnon
Sankey Leaves Methodism for Presbyterianism
Rev David B Gregg of Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Brooklyn reports Ira D Sankey the famous Methodist and Moody associate has joined the Presbyterian church in New York on Wednesday the presbytery notes this profession of faith before the general assembly.
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New York
David 8. Gregg
Lafayette-ave. Presbyterian Church
Brooklyn
Presbyterian - General Assembly
Ira. D. Sankey
Dwight. L. Moody
Sankey
Jed
General Assembly
Local child nearly dies after morphine tablet found
Martinsville Indiana May 21 Ruth 18 month old daughter of Oscar Weat found a morphine tablet in a work basket and ate it. For a time it was thought she would die but a doctor saved her. Horace Norman 10 accidentally ran a steel wire through his foot and will be confined to his home for several days. Jacop Green ginseng buyer recently purchased one stalk weighing four ounces.
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Martinsville
Ind
Ruth
Oscar Weat
Horace
Norman
Jacop Green
DePauw Trustees Sell West Central Ave Residence
DePauw University trustees sold a west side Central Avenue residence between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets to W C Van Arsdell for 8248 dollars 66 cents. Mrs Jennie Burt sold a Woodruff Place property on West Drive between Cross Drive and Tenth Street to W F Johnson for 6000 dollars, 80 feet by 170 feet deep.
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DePauw University
W. C. van Arsdell
Central Ave
Fourteenth
Fifteenth-sts
Jennie Burt
W. F. Johnson
West Drive
Woodruff Place
Cross Drive
Tenth St
Keene Sails for Europe on Teutonic for Rest and Health
Jas R Keene departed New York aboard the steamship Teutonic on Wednesday for a prolonged sojourn in Europe He plans to visit England and the continent seeking rest and health The length of his stay is indefinite.
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New York
Jas. R. Keene
Europe
Teutonic
England
Continent
Cincinnati Father Warms Return After Recovering Daughter
Genoa Italy May 21 A V Taylor of Cincinnati who came to recover his stolen daughter from her aunt set sail for home accompanied by the Zir The departure follows a lengthy effort to reclaim the child and ends the international custody episode with a concluding voyage home.
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Genoa
Italy
A. V. Taylor
Cincinnati
City Life Sparks in Yard Work and Circus Fever
Children shed shoes to roam barefoot as neighborhood life quickens with spring chores. A domestic man brings home a hoe for backyard weeding while a circus visit fuels a boy’s interest in trapeze and bar work. A playful phrase about skinning the cat hints at minor bruises but ritual finds warms days near the viaduct where Alabama Street meets the railroad yards. The hot weather is blamed on a flambeau and a small wander into a few hundred feet of lost track by the line.
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Alabama St
Durbin Proclaims May 30 Memorial Day Holiday
Gov. Durbin issues annual proclamation designating May 30 as a legal holiday to be observed with cessation of business and suitable ceremonies, urging local communities to honor the occasion.
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Anhurst Sanatorium
W. Institution
W. B. Fletcher
Indianapolis
Neuronhurst
H. Montgomery, M
Dr. D. Kennedy
New York Magazine of Sanitation ‘and Hygiéne
James H. Montgomery
David Kennedy
Ahas
New York Magazine of Sanitation and Hygiene
James B. Montgomery
Emery
Mall Cai
Reliap
Issaweek
Issa
Max
Tress
Brussels
ATC
Illinois Street
Mattings
Aenetae Dbo
Dr. Robinson
Belleville, NM
Presbyterians
Dickers
Hale
Keene
City Life
Xyts Fiight
Gewatk
Bbc
Physicians and Surgeons
J. J. Kyle
Newton Claypool
E. M. Wylie
E. Ohiest
Clestiing
Ear Mila
Nickle
Reston
Abe Ee
Estiman
San Francisco
Cal
Laxakola
Wanda
Laxakolat
MES. C. Caswell
Braith Mills
Mase
Laxakola CO
Sloan Drug CQ
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E. Wash
St. O. Tel
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