Peruna Credited By Seniors For Health Gains
A collection of letters from elderly correspondents praising Peruna. Mrs. Edwards of Union City Tenn says she will be seventy seven in 1905 and credits Peruna with ongoing good health and no sickness in five to six years. Mr. Prince of Cattaraugus NY notes renewed vigor at sixty six. Mrs. Avery of Leominster Mass reports recovery from nervous prostration after using Peruna. Mr. Merz of Evansville Ind claims bronchial relief and feeling ten years younger after using Peruna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Edwards
Union City
Tenn
J. R. Prince
Cattaraugus
WN. Y
Henry Merz
Franklin St
Evansville
Ind
People who Object to Liquid Medicines Should Buy Peruna Tablets
A brief consumer note promotes Peruna Tablets as a solid alternative for those wary of liquid medicines. It highlights ease of ingestion and promises similar health support sought by users of tonic remedies.
Tar and Feathers Case Dropped in Washington
In Washington D C Navy district court Francis E Bliss withdrew the charge in a tar and feathering incident. Charles Mathinson Henry G Cole and James L White paid collateral fines totaling 130 dollars after the district attorney pressed for penalties. White was nol pressed as Bliss did not appear to testify. The attorney general said no conviction was possible without Bliss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis E. Bliss
Charles Mathinson
Henry G. Cole
James L. White
Bliss
Mathinson
Cole
White
Nolle
Chadbourne Sold to Carr by Boston Americans
Outfielder Chadbourne of the eastern league, a strong hitter, was sold to Carr yesterday at the Chicago baseball men’s meeting. Carr had previously claimed Chadbourne but the player was sent to Baltimore last winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chadbourne
Boston Americans
Chicago
Carr
Baltimore
Famous white deer killed by a woman near Whatcom lake
In Beljingham Washington on November 10 a famed white deer that hunted hunters for years was shot by Mrs A Methurst wife of a civil engineer. She killed the animal from a woods stand near the lake head after hunters had chased it. City hunters were closing in when the shot rang out and Mrs Methurst claimed the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beljingham
Wash
Whatcom
A. Methurst
Notre Dame Resumes Practice Ahead of Wabash Game
Ed wards and Duffy were the only Notre Dame varsity men to report for practice. Players who appeared Saturday were given a rest day before resuming work for the Wabash game. Ruel has a badly sprained wrist while Dwyer sprained leg. Vaughan Matthews Hamilton Philbrook Meec Donald and Dimmick rejoined the squad yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wards
Duffy
Fight
Notre Dame
Ruel
Grand features three genuine circus acts this week
The Grand presents three genuine circus arts acts that surpass typical tent shows. The Jann Tschetnoff Unique Circus Group with dogs and ponies delivers charming training and music from a pony, while a clown dog, a fireman canine, and a standout act by Frang Work and Reinhold Ower entertain. The Four Casting Dunbars perform aerials with thrills and humor, plus Peter Donald and Miss Meta Carson sing and dance with Highland flair. Leo Carillo showcases dialect humor, Harrison Hunters The Van Dyke offers dramatic acting, and The Sicilian Hermit closes Kinodrome offerings. broad variety pleases audiences though some jokes skew Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jann Tschetnoff
Frang Work
Reinhold Ower
America
Peter Donald
Meta Carson
Donak
Fredrick
Broadway
New York City
New York State
Leo Carillo
Harrison Hunter
van Dyke
Cass
Park Theater Presents Busy Izzy and The Promoters Acts
Park theater opens with George Sidney as Izzy Mark in Busy Izzy and his company offering singing dancing and comedy led by Carrie Webber with a strong chorus and featured acts including Ezra Mathews Salome dance and a male quartet. The program also announces The Promoters revival with Ward and Vokes performing November 19 to 21 featuring several numbers written for the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sidney
Carrie Webber
Park Theater
Izzy
Mr. Sidney
Izzy Mark
Hattie McCarthy
Ezra Mathews
Sailor Bay
Sheriff
Old Sea Dog
Suz
Empire Theater Opens Week with Vaudeville Balancing Act
Empire Theater launches a week with a balanced program led by Kichi Hasaimoto the rope walker who during a balcony to stage slide nearly fell into the orchestra pit but recovered and continued. The Three Lyres Rose Carlin Phillips sisters and Charlie Falke perform songs dances and illustrated acts. The show closes with a satirical farce Buying a Harem featuring Mike McDonald as Malachy Hanrahan and the Fashion Plates chorus provides lively singing and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire Theater
Kichi Hasaimoto
Rose Carlin
Phillips Sisters
Charlies Falke
Barletta
Mike McDonald
Malachy Hanrahan
Chicago
Turkey
Majestic Theater Evokes College Life and Boat Race Buzz
A vivid portrayal captures campus energy with students moving through the Majestic Theater scene and the excitement surrounding the great boat race. The piece emphasizes human moments, student life, and the lively atmosphere of college days.
Trade Board Building Scene In Indianapolis Ad
Classified note lists address BOARD OF TRADE BUILDING in Indianapolis with contact phones NEW 1810 and OLD MAIN 1379 for inquiries and services.
Brown of Harvard thrills at Majestic in lively comedy drama
Forepaugh Stock Company presents Brown of Harvard at the Majestic with added strength. George Arvine as Tom Brown and Lucile Spinney as Evelyn Kenyon star in a tale of love, loyalty, and melodramatic tension. The boat race subplot provides excitement as the crew faces sabotage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Harvard
Majestic
George Arvine
Tom Brown
Lucile Spinney
Evelyn Kenyon
Genevieve Reynolds
Tubby Anderson
Forest Seabury
Ainsworth Arnold
Happy Thurston
Romaine Collender
J. Francis Kirk
Victor Colton
Harry P. Coffin
Neolithic Remains Found in Olympia Greece
Excavations at Olympia near the Zeus altar uncover neolithic house vessels and implements. The finds suggest Olympia housed people more than 2,000 years before Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia
Greece
Zeus
Christ
Harvard Enthusiasm Runs Highafter Yale Game
Cambridge fans show spontaneous optimism as Coach Haughton rests first squad players Tuesday after Saturdays game. The Harvard team maintains a upbeat mood ahead of the Yale matchup in Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Cambridge
Mass
Haughton
Yale
Browns Defeat Grays 1 0 In Tight Association Football Match
In a close Shortridge Association Football League game, the Browns beat the Grays 1 to 0. The Blues and Whites battled to a 1 1 draw before darkness ended play yesterday.
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Browns
Grays
Blues
Shortridge
Billiard Match Postponed After Death Tragedy
The Nusbaum Holmes billiard match scheduled last night was postponed following the death of the wife of N D Lane of the Board of Trade Billiard company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nusbaum
Holmes
N. D. Lane
Board of Trade Billiard Company
Woman Defends Self in Market Street Altercation
Mrs. Augustus Gue struck Daniel Fergerson after he lingered near Market and Delaware, following a dispute over his proximity to her waiting husband. Fergerson, 1107 W Twenty sixth street, was arrested by Bicycle Officers Ulrey and Hull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Fergerson
W. Twenty-sixth Street
Augustus Gue
Market
Delaware
Fergerson
Body of Boston youth buried in Logansport
The body of Cloyd Hershey a Boston University theology student who shot himself in Boston last Friday night was brought to Logansport Ind for burial. His mother a boardinghouse keeper here had supported him in college and he had written to her expressing despair and need for money to return home. The letter arrived the day after his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logansport
Ind
Cloyd Hershey
Boston
Mass
Boston University School of Theology
Convention of Epilepsy Physicians Opens in Indianapolis
Eminent specialists from across the country gather in Indianapolis for a epilepsy study convention. Gov. Hanly addressed the opening session at the Claypool hotel Tuesday. The event covers national scope and includes doctors from many states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Hanly
Claypool Hotel
Land
Tempting Plums for Democrats Tempting Plums for Democrats
Democratic shifts at the county courthouse bring a wave of new appointments and salaries. Charles Remster becomes circuit judge within days, with bailiff, stenographer, and page positions created. Frank B. Ross advances as probate judge with staff plans, while Clarence Weir and Pliny Bartholomew prepare to assume superior court duties. Sheriff-elect Jacob Woessner takes office January 1, as do other county officers, with salaries set for deputies, clerks, and jail staff. Republicans retain control of several offices, influencing staffing at various county institutions. James Berry becomes Center township assessor January 1, disbursing about 32000 annually. county treasurer Frank Fishback may employ ten to fifty deputies as workload dictates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Remster
Henry Clay Allen
Remster
Frank B. Ross
Ross
Clarence E. Weir
Pliny W. Sartholomew
Harvey
Hanna
Jacob Woessner
Joseph Clay
Blackwell
Paul Julian
Harry Krausmann
Carl von Hake
Joan McGregor
James Kervan
Julietta Hospital
James Berry
Center Township
Frank S. Fishback
Gambling May Be Resumed At Hot Springs Arkansas
A mass meeting of Hot Springs business men discussed repealing blue laws to allow gambling and wagering at Rot Springs. The plan envisions wheeling wheels, higher fares, entry of bookmakers, and welcoming thoroughbred racing if local sentiment supports it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rot Springs
Hot Springs
Ark
Elephant origin debate cites Fayum desert in Egypt
An expedition from the American Museum of Natural History asserts the elephant originated in the Fayum desert of northern Egypt in the totary age. The Baltimore American reports this paleontological claim as a notable historical note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Museum of Natural History
Fayum Desert
Egypt
Totary
Baltimore American
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S. J. Edwards
Martha Avery
Graham St
Leominster
Me J.R. Prince
MR Henry Merz
Washington
Washington, D. C
Navy
Dame
AT the Park Theater
Amos Ments
Meridian Street
The
Fitzgerald Real Estate Company
Board OF Trade
Indianapolis, Ind
Old Town
Washington, Street
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