Gloria Tonic promised cure for rheumatism offered free
An ad declares "Gloria Tonic" can cure all forms of rheumatism without stomach distress. John A Smith of Milwaukee offers free trials by mail, claiming rapid help for chronic, muscular, inflammatory, and other rheumatic forms. It cites endorsements from various professionals and promises a free trial box and a comprehensive book.
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Bala
John A. Smith
Milwaukee
Wis
Avery
Trom Hospital
Nevar
Quintero
University of Venezuela
BE. H. Plumacher
United States
Maracaibo
Macadam
Surgeons’ Hall
Edinbure
Health
London
Jowan A. Bmith
Germanta
Fist Fight Clouds Opening Polo Season in Richmond
The Richmond polo club opened its season with a rough finish as McGilvray and Mansfeld clashed over a disputed play. Mansfeld struck McGilvray with a stick, sparking a fight that marred a 5 to 0 or 5 to M win by the Quakers. Officials promised referees would stop rough tactics to protect players and attend to the dispute.
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Indians
Quakers
Richmond
McGilvrey
Mansfield
Mansfeld
McGilvray
Indianapolis
Oston Maneyfield
Henley
Tannon
Mayers
Wednessey
Pierca
McGuvray
Hoth
Secourt
Blackmailer to be committed after insanity ruling
In Columbia City Indiana on November 19 Fred Hess the confessed blackmailer is ruled insane and will be committed to the asylum. He is named as fleas sole heir to fifty five thousand eight dollars in this case.
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Columbia City
Ind
Fred Hess
Fleas
Safeblowers dying note frees mortgage in Baltimore release
In Baltimore on November 18 a safeblower named William Young mortally wounded near Charlotte, North Carolina, signed a mortgage release with his dying hand. The release, on the back of the mortgage, freed his brother in law Louis Hieronimus from a $53 loan. The note asks Ruby to watch over Young and to bring his body home, but his body was not found. Witness Thomas M. Dulin certified the document.
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Baltimore
Wiliam Young
Pease
Charlotte
N. C
Lmtor & Justlee
Iiperial Court
Kox
Ruby
wWitneas
Thos. M. Dulin
Louis Hieronimus
Waverly
Favorite Prescription Promises Cures for Female Ailments
An 1880s style appeal touts Dr. Pierce favorite prescription as a universal cure for leucorrhea, female weakness, and prolapse. It is promoted through testimonials from Mrs Nellie D B Starr and Mrs Geo Sugden, claiming restored health, vigor, and renewed happiness after months of treatment and multiple bottles.
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Pierce
Nellie DB
Starr
Bethesda Society
Gardner Street
Worcester
Mass
Geo Sugden
Bonds Street
Saginaw South
Michigan
Fetter
Valley factory walkout sparks union talk in Valparaiso
In Valparaiso Indiana workers at a mica factory protested a second wagon cut in two weeks. A girl from the sta class said the strike was horrid and they would quit, the workers left as delegates persuaded others to walk out. Bosses laughed but authorities planned to bring workers from northern areas to fill the jobs. President Matthews of the carpenters union aims to organize a workingwomen's union as the dispute widens.
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Valparaiso
Ind
Sta
Mica
Thie City
Standay
Het
Aix
Eorthern
Matthews
Carpenters' Union
Bold Dago Gets Reward For His Nfpvf In Greensburg
In Greensburg Indiana a traveling man saw a thief wearing a coveted eyecatcher coat near a depot. The thief claimed to be warming himself and was then chased outside where he was beaten by the traveler. The Italian suspect yelled for help but none came.
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Greensburg
Ind
Hearse Too Short For Kiplinger Casket In Anderson
In Anderson Indiana on November 1 a funeral home ordered an extra length casket for William Kiplinger aged 18 who died of diphtheria. The extra long casket did not fit the hearse, so the coffin could not be placed in the vehicle.
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Rushville
Ind
Hugh‘ Hudderson
Moutay
Anderson
William Kiplinger
Sella Brothers
Kiplinger
Prominent Man Dies Suddenly in Indiana Factory District
David W. Johnson of Sweetser, head of the Stinker Glass factory and a Grant county magnate, was found dead by his wife in a barn with heart trouble given as the cause. His death followed a Tuesday evening disappearance. coroner confirmed natural causes.
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Marion
Ind
David W. Johnson
Grant County
Stickner
Sweetser
Tuesday Evning
Safe Explosion After Robbery Attempt in Warsaw Elevator
In Warsaw Indiana on November 12 two men Elmer Kinsey and Dolph Moore tried to force open a safe at the Big Four Elevator. An explosion occurred when a sledge hammer struck the door blowing off the knob and injuring both men. The safe had been left charged with nitroglycerine. Kinsey suffered a knee cut and Moore was struck by debris and lost hearing.
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Warsaw
Ind
Elmer Kinsey
Dolph Moore
Moors
Kinsey
Moore
Mrs Harris Dies of Heart Disease at Home
Mrs Harris, visiting Todianapolis, died suddenly on Monday from heart disease. Survived by husband and four children, her death occurred as he found her in bed after awakening. Local notes from LOGA SPORT and nearby towns cover lighting plans for Noblesville, a youth’s suicide attempt near Tipton, a defamation case in Loganport, hunting bans near Elwood, and a farmer in Atlanta reporting on Nov 19.
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Ind
Aircutt Court
Marcus Kennall
Mandhe Culver
Miss Culver
Kendall
Jesse McConnel
Max
Fannie Feige
Harris
Indianapolis
Brownsburg
Thornton Martle
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