Peruna Ad Promotes Pelvic Catarrh Cure claims
A vintage advertisement features Miss Mabelle Myee of Chicago endorsing Peruna as a systemic remedy for pelvic catarrh and general cold related ailments. It asserts rapid improvement after starting the tonic and urges readers to write Dr. S B Hartman at The Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus, Ohio for correspondence.
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Mabelle Myee
Ashiani Boulevard
Chicago
Avion Munical Society
Axel
Hartman
B. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Salvation Army Lass A Natural Fighter Opens New Barracks
Brigadier Blanche B. Cox arrives from Detroit to open Salvation Army barracks at 99 W. Washington. The piece portrays Cox as a fearless fighter who faced arrest for open air meetings, while Frank C. Andrews faced fraud charges. A Sunday meeting is planned at Pletcher Place church.
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Salvation Army Lass
Frank C. Andrews
Detroit
Blanche B. Cox
Salvation Army
Er'gadion Cox
Army
Pest
Frank Andrews
Ife
Cox
Brigatier Cox
Olls
Bratt
Edith Yoder
Pletcher Place
Two Are Killed in White County Windstorm Disaster
Special to the Lafayette journal reports a violent May storm in White County Indiana killing Dr. R M Daleell and injuring Clyde Keller after a lightning struck oak toppled a carriage from Reynolds Cemetery road. At Ambia lightning killed Harold Megs aged 15. Hartford City circus tent torn apart. Barns wrecked, basements flooded, and heavy property damage reported across several towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Ind
RM. Daleell
Jeading Physicians
White County
Clyde Keller
Dalgelr
Kaller
Reynolds
Ambia
Harold
Hartford City
Burton & Regularn Circus
Ann
Frankfort
Ana
Dayton
Ballatones
Advertising lessons from Barnum and Bailey show visit
An editorial argues advertising drives big crowds and business returns, using Barnum & Bailey as a model. It cites Europe tours, public appeal, and the show’s scale, urging local merchants to follow its aggressive spend to attract crowds and boost trade. The piece notes the exhibition begins around June 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnum & Bal
Trett
James A Batley
Barnum & Bailey
Bunkiness Enterprises
Epson
num @& Bailey
New Stock Plan For Old Pyle House Purchase
A new proposal was presented to the Board of Trade to fund the purchase of the old Pyle house site for a new building. The expired option on the property prompted A A Potts to suggest issuing 9160,000 of preferred stock to cover the shortfall, with further details linked to Federal Walling W D.
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Board of Trade
Pyle House
Alte
A.A. Potts
Lay Garlands On The Graves Of The Heroes
Indianapolis pays tribute to fallen heroes with memorial services across sites. School children march with veterans while flowers are laid on graves, while naval exercises and a grand parade mark the day. Speeches honor the dead and unity, with events at Crown Hill and Broad Ripple and wreaths by the Elks.
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Ineque
Gray
Sons of the
Wve
Stat Ny
South
Indianapolis
Meridians St
Fall Creek
Suesitay
Greenlawn Vemery
Landers
Worth M. Tippy
No. U.V. 1
Mount Jackson
William Reagan
William O'Haver
W. N. Fletcher
Trinity M. E. Church
Altin Po Hover Post
W. RC
Patrione Sons of America
Irvin Robbing
Crown Hill Cemetery
Smiley N. Champers
Thomas Maddens
Holy Cross Cemetery
M. Taylor
Broad Ripple
Black Hawk
Marion County
T. Vi
Merrill Moores
Elks
Moarrizon’ Hall
Gale Society of
Beto
JH. Deery
John A Hallinan
B. F. Kotly
Local notes show varied town updates and accidents
Corydon authorizes humane 4 capital 45 0 George W Ap plegate for president W B ¢ OnK Morrement and W B Slemons. Kokomo reports Lee Conwett dies after being hit by an electric car. Fort Wayne marriage news links Mrs Retha Bricker and Frank W Lobg. Leford Anna Williams age 2 faces abuse incident. Madison Molfatnd Bros bankruptcy petition filed. Washington Charles Graynill dies from lockjaw after hand cut. Marion George Golichur returns to Alexan tris laundry, Elizabeth King accused of hysteria. Madiron Carroll Allen crushed by wheel. Vevay Edward Rainey commits suicide. Fort Wayne James Reet killed by Lake train. Winfall Nathan eae wealthy.
Gov Peckham Hires Death Sentence Review For Warner
In Frankfort Kentucky Gov Peckham commuted the death sentence of George Warner of Logansport Indiana. The order cites the jury verdict and directs execution postponed until an inquest determines his sanity before committal to the penitentiary.
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Scripps
RAE Press Assoclation
Frankfort
George Warner
Logansport
Ind
Pulaski Leeda
Evansville
Peckham
Warner
Kaiser Honors A Japanese Prince At Berlin Visit
Kaiser William awarded the Order of the Black Eagle to Prince Arisgawa, the Mikado’s representative, amid his and Princess Ariagawa’s arrival in Berlin for the wedding of Crown Prince Frederick William and Grand Duchess Cecilie. The move, seen as surprising after recent comments on the yellow peril, drew comment.
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Scripps-M'Rae Press Abhoclavian
Berlin
Kaiser William
Prince Arisgawa
Ariagawa
Japan
Frederick William
Cecilie
Demand Facts About What You Eat
An editorial contrast exposes false imitators of Grape-Nuts, arguing real pre digestion of starch and careful craft in production. It defends pure food, detailing the barley soaking, sprouting, cooking, grinding, and mixing into a ready to digest flour, claiming true nutrition rebuilds brain and nerves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eigar
Peace Move Demands Russia Must Concede Far East
A Japanese war party presses for broad demands from Russia including evacuation of Manchuria, handing over the Manchurian railroad, ceding Port Arthur and Sakhalin, recognizing a protectorate over Korea, returning the Liaotung Peninsula and Vladivostok fortifications, and refraining from building a strong eastern war fleet. The article notes Japan will push for further territory on the mainland if possible.
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Pan
Russia
Manchuria
Port Arthur
Danny
Kirea
Saktalien
Vindivostok
Rello
Far East
Japan
Huan
Peace Treaty Expected to Be in Washington
London May 20 The unprecedented victory of Admiral Togars over the Russians shifts sympathy in England toward Russia while mourning the czar. A peace settlement is seen as likely with negotiations possibly in Washington and Japan preferring the treaty to be known as the Washington agreement.
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Mads
Washington
Boripps-M'Rae Presb Association
London
Togars
Russia
Formosa
Rojestenenky
Rejestvenske
Wirsnington
Japan
City Record For A Day Births And Deaths Listed
City records show numerous births with parent names and locations including Indianapolis and Decatur among others. Deaths include Simon Wells Keres and John J. Riker with hospital or cause notes such as convulsions and nephritis. Marriages listed feature Forrest Thompson with Carri Black and several other couples.
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Simon Wells Keres
John J. Riker
Central Hospital
Washington
George Brooks
John F Ree
Gertrude Brubaker
William
Wheatley
Boy Killed by Horse Near Valley Mills
Frank Mohler, six years old, living near Valley Mills, was killed Monday afternoon when knocked down by a horse. His neck was broken in the accident.
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Frank Mohler
Valley Mills
Kilog
Beng
City Briefs and Local Notices Roundup
Diplomat Bishop J W Fran vin awarded diplomas to 12 graduates at the Quickerbocker Hall Girls' Clerical School Monday evening at St Pauls church. The Sumner League elected Joseph H Ward president at 31 W Michigan. N E Loughlin of Centeront died Monday afternoon, a known Democrat who held city offices. Paul Wolfe, of Ith N Delaware-au, injured in a bicycle collision with a Broad Ripple car, fracture to a limb. Indiana Institute of Homeopathy holds its thirty fourth annual session at the Claypool hotel with D W B Huron of Tipton presiding. Chas H Evans, prominent at Second Presbyterian church, died Monday afternoon at his father-in-law J M Alloways, 24, residence.
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J. W. Franvin
Qnickerbocker Hall
Clemical School
St. Pauls Church
Sumner League
W. Michigan
Joseph H. Ward
N. E. Loughlin
Centeront
Paul Wolfe
Ith N
Delaware-au
Indiana Institute of Homeopathy
Chas. H. Evans
Second Presbyterian Church
J. M. Alloways
Robbery and Brutal Assault Near Erie Farm
Joehn T. Blackwood, a farmer near Erie, Pa., was robbed of 750 dollars by three men who bound him and tortured him to reveal the hiding place of his savings. Despite burning and beating, he finally led them to a twoquart pail under ashes where the money was stored. Authorities and deputies, with police and farmers, chase the robbers.
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Scripps-Arae Press
Ashortation
Erie
Joehn T. Blackwood
Blackwood
Betora Na Cowla
Mately
Hinckwood
Murts
Erle
Win Detze
Crotty and
Freund
Erle Police Department
Sherry Moomey
Failure of Teamsters Strike Deepens Amid Court Developments
Scripps-News reports the Teamsters strike has reached a critical point with sides unhappy over settlement talks. A widespread spread of the strike in the coal industry looms as new Henry E Welver Coal Company workers join. William H Porter of Progress Straw Works files a voluntary bankruptcy petition citing inabilities and tied deliveries while operations stall. President C F Shea signals reduced control of the strike and may face contempt charges, as the executive board prepares to assume duties amid Shea’s illness.
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Scripps-Jnab Press Association
Chicago
Meg
Henry E. Welver Coal Company
William H. Porter
Progress Straw Works
C. F. Shea
Tamsters
Executive Board
Camaters
Jomet Comet
Shea Haz
Open carnival Tuesday night opens for new armory drive
The Great Mundy show opens Tuesday night for the proposed new armory. Inclement weather delayed Monday's start and affected the parade, but a large crowd still witnessed the procession. Warrum stood in for Mayor Holtman in the auto with Bobley as the man-cathetron. The Mundy performances promise a week of high class amusement for Indianapolis residents, all conducted with propriety. The battalion boys sponsor the event to raise funds for a handsome new armory.
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Chy
Attorney Warrum
J W. Holtman
Bobley
Indianapolis
Soldier of Presley Detained After Shoe Removal for Money
James Riley, a supposed veteran, came to Indianapolis on Tuesday morning and after visiting Severs, looted merchandise. Police found $200 in his pockets. officers restrained him and removed his shoes to recover the money, noting the theft and his arrest by Bicyclemenster gan and Samuels.
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James Riley
Presley
Ania
Jane
Munele
Indianapolis
Severs
Saloot
Jeg
No grafting in Japan amid war funds inquiry
A Chicago dispatch reports Dr Jordan asserting no theft of war funds in Japan while addressing regional congress sessions. The misread lines suggest a tense wartime mood with political remarks and a separate death note of Charles Cumming from Chicago, linked to an arrest for alleged bigamy.
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Bcaripph-Byrae Press Association
Chicago
Japan
Davie Biarr Jordan
Levnadstan- Tord University
Congress of Region
TIRED OF WORK Tuesday morning encounter ends as prank
An eight foot tall man appeared to request membership in the free police force. He claimed prior restaurant work but admitted he had not been in the city. The incident, staged by Officer Shaffer as a joke, was revealed as a prank.
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Deak
Sirhwan
Elven
Teimnel
Thiks Shaffer
Shaffer
Man Killed in Freight Yard Accident at Indianapolis
Ira A. Gossett a freight train head brakeman, fell between cars while riding atop a moving train in the east yards of Indianapolis Thursday morning. He, about 56, lived in Mattoon, Illinois, and left a wife and five children.
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Ira A. Gossett
East Yards
Indianapolis
Gancett
Beltralirnad
Gassot
Mattoon
Notice Sealia Proposals for additions to Lincoln School
The Board of School Commissioners of Indianapolis will receive sealed proposals for erecting an addition to Lincoln School in Barthave and Palmer Streets. Proposals due June 13, 196. Each bid must include a five hundred dollar certified check payable to the Board. If awarded, bidder must enter contract within five days and bond the project. The board reserves right to reject all bids. John S. Cleland, Business Director.
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Sealea
Board of School Commissioners
Tadianapolis
Ruplic
Lincoln School
Barthave
Patmer
Indianapolia
Clarence Martindale
Indianapolis
John
Cleland
Business Direcion
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Kokomo
Lee Conwett
Jackyaw
Fort Waynee
Retha Bricker
Frank W. Lobg
Lepford
Anna Williams
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Charles Graynill
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Mia
Elizabeth King
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Premont
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Kaiser
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May Morgan
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Mary Moore
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Mrs. Nackenhorst
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Frank
Lizzie Behr
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Maggie Heyden
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Kindale
Minnie Cherry
Decatur
Forrest Thompson
Carri Black
Frank E. Westcott
Fenne Brock Orr
James ‘’. Bradley, Jr
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Floyd C. Coval
Willa Z. Nicholas
William Watson
Nettie C. Walters
Ernest A. Uhlmann
Nellie Daimann
Thomas 8. Brown
Helen Barclay Ferguson
Clarence B Harrell
Mabel Kingelman
John T. Blackwood
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Scrippa-M'Rae Press
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