Prominent Forester Treated By Favorite Remedy
A Brooklyn forester Wm F Bader who suffered rheumatism reportedly healed after two bottles of Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy. His sister from Williamsburg and her son Walter also recovered using the remedy. The ad touts the medicine as a purifier of blood and purifier of uric acid, claiming it treats kidneys bladder liver and blood. Available in 50 cent and 1.00 sizes with a free sample bottle by mail from Kennedy Corporation Rondont NY.
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Ae . Keep. Street
Brooklyn
Nn. Z
David Kennedy
Williamsburg
N. Y
Walter
David Kenedy
Davos Medicine Co
San Francisco
Cal
Boan Drug CO
Weat
Washington St
Indianapolis
Ind
Taft’s Death and Castro Report Amid Caracas News
Minister Bowen cables from Caracas that President Castro is in Caracas and the revolution is nearly over. A. P. Taft of Company B Eleventh Indiana volunteers has died in Summerville Vermont.
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Washington
Bowen
Caracas
Venezuela
State Department
Castro
A. P. Taft
Eleventh
Indiana Volunteers
Summerville, Vt
Views of Hoosier Life: Deaths and Local Happenings
Reports from Indiana towns on November 12 describe Mrs. Thomas Nottingham near death after a pharmacist allegedly gave poison instead of medicine, a gas leak sparking near the Baker family home, and Blanche Baker's rescue. Other items note stone cutters’ union decisions in Bedford, a jail wedding in Noblesville, Mayor Steeg ordering slot machines removed in Terre Haute, a murder trial in Greensburg, and Elder Omar Hufford preparing a church dedication in Charlottesville.
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Marion
Ind
Thomas Nottingham
David H. Baker
Blanche Baker
Terre Haute
Steeg
Local items show thefts, fires, and smallpox report across towns
Reports from Dublin Goshen Tipton Montpelier and other towns note honey crop trouble and bees disease in Dublin while Goshen reports a robbery at E P Banders hardware store. Tipton recounts the lone bandit robbery of A J Rhodes postmaster. Montpelier resumes steel mill work. Washington ties to a safe blow case with money found on a suspect. Hartford City plans an 18 pot tank by producers. Greensfork notes Carrie Nation lifted from her car. New Albany free of smallpox. Melee between Carpenter and Williams and a judge to untangle. Lafayette cites Purdue student drive for a town marshal. Sullivan elopement ends with pursuit and return. Crawfordsville dramatic club announces season. Monroe Scott remains at large. Elmer Hall arrested for theft and embezzlement.
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Jack Stewart
Dublin
Goshen
E. P. Banders
Tipton
Howard County
A. J. Rhodes
Montpelier
Washington
Joseph Meyers
St. Anthony
Ind
Wibble & Son
Hartford City
Clelland Glass Company
Greensfork
John Martindale
Panhandle
Carrie Nation
Maria Smith
New Albany
Clark County
John Carpenter
Eugene Williams
Judge Mix
Hannah Ferell
Lafayette
Purdue
Frank Roberts
Sullivan
William Wright
Grace Sterling
Wright
Star City
Crawfordsville
Dramatile Club
Monroe Scott
Elmer Hall
Hall
Chicago
Tragedy and notes from Indiana towns on Nov 12
In Brazil Frank Dwyer died after being struck by a Vandalia train while walking on the track with John Patterson who survived with a broken shoulder Both men were under liquor influence Combersville night watchman R H Swan killed himself with poison previously failing in an attempt at self destruction Charlottesville Ladies Aid Society seeks church building fund with over 500 in subscriptions New Castle minister Rev A M Weston ex president of Eureka college and former Cincinnati newspaper editor died Thursday He served with distinction in the Civil War
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Brazil
Ind
Frank Dwyer
John Patterson
Dwyer
Patterson
Combersville
The
Wheel Works
Anderson
Charlottesville
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E. Church
New Castle
A. M. Weston
Christian Church
Eureka ‘College
Cincinnati
Unusual Snake Swallows Nest Egg in Indiana Town
In Laurel Albert Cole killed a six-foot black snake that swallowed a china nest egg. He examined the lump and found it was the egg the snake had consumed. Other notes include new smallpox cases in Westville and a Hammond elevator company incorporation filing.
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Laurel
Ind
Albert Colemen
German American club dinner to honor White in Berlin
The German American club hosts a notable dinner for Ambassador White in Berlin on November 12. Several cabinet ministers are expected, the event will be elegant and cost $6 per plate to mirror lavish American dinners for Prince Henry. White plans an important farewell speech on improving German American relations before a private audience with the Kaiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dor White
Prince Henry
Ambassador White
Berlin
Building Inspector Proposes Smoke Consumers for City
Building Inspector Barter calls for a smoke consumer at the police station and another at Tom Hnson hall. President Megrew of the Board of Works and Commissioner Bryson will join the committee to Chicago to study smoke producers. The group includes George Vans, Jarvis, Brinker, Megrew, Bryson, Eldridge, Schat, Davia, Woolen, and Arthur Jordan Co.
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Tom Hnson
Megrew
Board of Works
Bryson
Board ‘of Safety
Chicago
George T. Vans
Hoosier Milling Company
Architect Jarvis
Kingan & Co
T. W. Brinker
Garver
Ice Company
Harold C. Megrew
Board of Public Works
Hubert Bryson
Safety Board
E. H. Eldridge
E. B. Eldridge & Co
Joseph Schat
American Brewing Company
Lewis K
Sensational murder on Lombard Street in London
Kitty Bryson stabbed Arthur Reginald Baker, a stock exchange figure, at the Lombard Street post office by appointment. She attacked from a muff, delivering fatal blows to his back and breast. Baker died en route to hospital. Bryson refused to discuss the case.
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London
Lombard St
Kitty Bryson
Arthur Reginald Baker
Baker
Miss Bryson
The Skin and Complexion Essence of Nature Beauty Product
Leavelle Baum presents Essence of Nature a toilet beauty product for clearing and preserving the skin. It claims to prevent wrinkles aging or withering and offers tonic hair restorative with no oil or grease suitable for men, women and children in various sizes. Also promotes Foo Rough on Rats cockroach and bed bug exterminator Sold widely with warnings against imitations.
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E. S
Iemtet
Jersey
City
N.J
State treasurer profits from license revenue and clothing bills
The state treasurer smiled as he described rising receipts, noting that licenses fund sports and quail shooting. Bills for clothing inmates of charitable institutions are filed, with annual clothing costs around 960,000. An ad aside touts medicines and travel offers from the era, reflecting the page’s mix of notices and promotions.
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Capt Hart
Northwestern Limited trains to St Paul Minneapolis schedule
Four daily trains to St Paul Minneapolis via Chicago and Northwestern Ry leave Chicago at 9 a.m. 6 30 p.m. 8 p.m. and 10 p.m. electric lighted cars offer fastest schedule and luxury. Dining and car service praised. For tickets contact local agents or N M Breese 30 Vine at Cincinnati.
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Chicago & Northwestern Railway
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Portland
N. M. Breeze
Cincinnati
Chicago
Northwestern Limited
N. M
Breese
ST. Louis
St Louis
St. Louis Southwestern Li
St. Louis Limited
Terre Haute & Mattoon
Kankakee
Lafayette
Nenmedation
Chicago Fast Mail
D. P
Ebicane
D.P
Cagot Express
Neinnat
Espnese
Cincinnati Express
Greenaburg
Waeh
F. IL
N. Vernon & Louisville
M. Vernon & Louisville
Peoria
Bloomington
Ohio
Newcastle Renoaceaiation
Newcastle
Vandall Bt
Louis Limited
Terre Haute
Weatero Express
Effingh
Terre Haute Express
Hamill Raliwa City
Wee
Cincinnati Fart
Cincinnati & Dayton
Toledo
Detroit Express
Dayton
Cincinnati Limited
Detroit
MONON
Indi
Union Traction Company
Ind
Magnolia Bldg
Col
Kentucky Ave
Maryland St
Anderson
Muncie
Marion
Alexandria
Anderson and
Andeson
Fiwood
Indianapolis
Kentucky
South Capital
Muncles
Wood
Iindianapolis
Martinsville Rapid Transit Co
Brooklyn
Mooresville
Ilnelve Kentucky
Union Station
Shelbyville & Southeastern Traction Company
Union Depot
Louisiana Strest
Shelbyville
Rointe
Washington
Meridian
Indianapolia
Hoder's Drug Store
Washington and
Pennsylvania Streets
Exeley’e Pharmacy
Stebbins Hotel
Indianapolis & Eastern RY. Co
Greenfield Line
Rom I
Franklin
Greenfield
Knightstown
Georgia Streets
Georgia
Intermedate
Georgia and
Meridian Streets
Chair Car Scheduling Conflicts Alas in Local Transit
A brief transit note records a scheduling mix up involving the chair car service. Officials say some trains face minor delays and adjustments for Sunday and Monday, with reassessment planned to restore normal car allocations.
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Cade
Kennedy
Po Gree Fox
St. Louis Union
Bedford
Mer
Loundines
Noblesville
Lemuel Dennis
Oliver Bradley
May Smith
Tyler Cruthers
Neal
Bray
Greensburg
Frank Richey
John Cline
Richey
Cline
Charlottsville
Omar Hufford
Westville
Clinton
Hammond
Hammond Elevator Company
Rochester
Sam
Wea
White
Ambasa
Les
Giiche
HNO
Stovl
Brussels
Illinois Street
Logie
Ise
Lombard Street
of the Stock Exchange
Raven
CaTanen
Learset
Wells
Levy
SUN
Thomas
Aldwin’s
Pacific Coast
Mar
Enbloom
M.-Penneylvania
Chicago & Northwestern
DR. Lipes
St. Vitus
A. G. Lipes
Stevenson Building
Indianapoli
W. H. Betts
N. Delaware Sr
Delaware Street
Massachusetts
East Michigan
North Streets
Z. Wasuinc
Cleveland
Cleveland Express
New York
Bostone
E. i
Fort Wayne
Union City
Boston Limited
Union City Ace
Boston
Knieber
Benton Harbor L Line
Benton Harbor Express
Elkhart
Pennsylvania Lines
Palledelphia
Altimore
Olumbus
Loutarill
Columbus
Louisvil
Richmond
Piqua
Vincennes Express
Inlvne Columpb’s
Mad
Vertinaville
Orth Vernon
Madison
Seville
Ton
Xenia
Ipur
East
Phila
N. Martinsville
Gansport
Artinsville
Richwooads
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Payton
Springfield
Incennes
Ouisville
Ttsburg
Pitmburg
Spencer
Louisville
Ayton and Xenia
Chamond
Attinsville
S. Chicago
Chicago Express
Chicago Vestibule
P. D. Monon
Indiana
Decaru
Decatur
P. D
Tuscoin
Tur
St.Louis
Veseses
Tine
Fice
ST. Arrive
Fas
Ngton Street
Rosa
Mme Marie Leon
St. James Bidg
Broadway, N
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