Destructive storms and misfortunes sweep Indiana towns
A montage of calamities and incidents across Madison, Rush, Huntington, and surrounding counties. Deaths include John Isett in Ft Wayne and Joseph Wherry near Decatur, while a bystander list reports bank refusals, disbarment, road and school projects, and violent clashes. Weather strikes hit Winchester and Muncie with hail and wind. Court and civic actions unfold with public notices on bonds and criminal cases.
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Newport
John Isett
Ft. Wayne
Joseph Wherry
Decatur
Terre Haute
Pythian Temple
Hartford City
Frankfort
Connersville
Anderson’s
Joseph Kenny
Danville
John Thornton
New Albany
Atlanta
Sons of Veteran’s Camp
J. E. Harris
Anderson
Frank Smith
Crawfordsville
Adams County
Bluford James
Martinsville
Elizabeth Daugherty
Columbus
DePauw
Olds Wheel Company
Buffalo
Collingwood
Neil Jones
Dave Bobbit
Roann
Noblesville
Elizabeth Webber
Elkhart
W. F. Bryson
Roanoke
Wayne Sentinel
J. F. Wright
Eugenia
Silas Stoner
Harrison County
Colfax
Winchester
Perry Harlum
Muncie
Charles McMillen
Pricon South
Midland Railway Company
Waveland
Ladoga
George Mabbit
Charles Clark
John Cooper
Clark
Cooper
German ladies host coffee at Mennerchor hall Sunday
City life items report a Sunday coffee event by the German ladies at Mennerchor hall from 3 to 7 pm. Nearby property at State and Washington sold for 12,500 dollars, and gymnastic contests crowned Helen Holman at the Girls' Classical School. An upper astrogal monument feature costs 6,000 dollars and aims for a November finish.
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Mennerchor Hall
State and
Washington Sts
John Noner
John Thomas
Frnay
Helen Holman
Langsdale
Geo. F. Brawater
Chicago
Mansur Hall
Bates House
S. Alabama St
98 Ladies Fine Kid Button Bargain Day
A 98c Saturday sale at Buffalo Shoe House promises the city its biggest bargain event. 1,000 pairs of Ladies Fine Hand-made Kid Button shoes at 1.47. 2,008 pairs of Men's Fine Shoes at 1.27. many styles and sizes offered before 9 pm. Shoes, slippers, and samples heavily discounted. dealers urged to visit in the morning. Also mention of Dr. F. O. Denner cancer cure with guaranteed results.
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Aly
W Mack
Buffalo Shoe House
Wishneton Street
Excursion to Lincoln sites with special train and tours
Advertises an excursion via train No 3 from Union Depot at 11 22 PM on Friday May 29 and Saturday May 30 returning by May 31. Includes visits to Lincoln's old home monument Oak Ridge Cemetery War Museum and Capitol. Reclining chairs on the coach and full information at 134 S. Illinois St. Also contains notices for various local goods and services and grocery prices.
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Springfield
Ther
Union Depot
Lincoln
Oakridge Cemetery
War Museum
Capitol of Kinols
Tor
S. Uliicis St
Ivife
California
Morgan & Gray
Indiana
Cofteas
Banda
Cordoba
Johnson
Canonio
Yarmouth
Berle
Polk
Standard
Cary Sane
String Jeans
Palley
Los Angeles
N. Y
N.Y
Ohio
Baltimore
Kentucky
Tennessee
Columbia River
Sacramento River
New York
Chedder
Lea
Young Americas
Limburg
Timothy
Bucesc
Bargamont
Baide Perse
C. Benes
PouttrRy
Echolee
Indianapolis Stock Yards May 3 18 Market Report
Live Stock Market overview from Indianapolis Stock Yards with notes on receipts, shipments, and price ranges for export steers cows calves and butchers stock. Market described as steady to dull with limited demand and wholesale price tendencies. sheep and hogs also reported with steady or weaker tendencies and regional grain quotes included for context.
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Indianapolis
Gooaga
Acacius
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Cseaes Escescesesceneee
Téd Totto
Ewes
Do You Know Bil This Question Is Frequently Asked
The piece reflects on why people ask if someone named Bil is reliable. It notes that friends and strangers alike ask about Bil's trustworthiness, especially after an accident, seeking assurance of his reliability and steadiness before placing confidence in him.
Careful approach to medicine urged for health
The article stresses that individuals should avoid self prescription and seek an experienced physician. It highlights the risks of using drugs without knowledge of their effects and touts the success of Dr. Hale's Medical Dispensary as proven by many patient testimonials.
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Hale
Medical Dispensary Promises Cure for Wide Range of Ailments
Dr Hale's Medical Dispensary asserts a self evident reputation and guarantees a cure in every case. They claim evidence of success for catarrh, cancer, consumption, bronchitis, venereal diseases, kidney and liver diseases, skin diseases, dyspepsia, asthma, heart disease, rheumatism, syphilis, female diseases, general debility, nervous prostration, paralysis, epilepsy, rupture and other chronic or blood diseases. They invite consultation to start speedy recovery.
Ageless nostrums promoted by Dr Hale promise cure
An advertisement touts a mail order treatment with free consultations and private examinations claiming dramatic cures for catarrh and chronic ailments. It cites testimonials from Franklin Indiana and Indianapolis with letters endorsing the therapy, inviting distant readers to request diagnosis by Dr. Hale at 26 West Washington Street.
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Wm. H. Hale
Washington St
Indianapolis
Baz Azaal Offers Today Inexpensive Laundry Shirts And Mitts
Baz Azaal showcases today and evening sale of 25 dozen Boys' Laundry Shirts in linen bosom and Wamsutta Mills muslins, never sold for less than 66 2-3 cents per dozen, plus Ladies' Heavy Silk Mitts at 21 cents and 2 De Gents' all linen 4- ply cuffs and collars at 10 cents each. A regular picnic in Ladies' and Gents' Furnishing Goods.
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Wamsutta Mills
Gem Freezer Demonstration Promises Fast Ice Cream Freezing
The Gem Freezer is advertised as superior, economical, and quick, freezing cream in eight minutes or four and a half with required settings. It features a self-adjusting wooden scraper and fully enclosed gearing to prevent accidents and ice leakage, with white cedar tubs warrantied. A one week demonstration offers free samples including Vanilla Cream, Strawberry Cream, and Orange Sherbet, plus Iceland Refrigerators in the Furnishing Department and a new line of The Grate Fereen with patent sliding ends in oak or cherry.
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Iceland
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Jas. Kinsman
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Freezer
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