Catarrh Tablets touted as cure for deafness linkage
An ear specialist notes many deafness cases stem from catarrh of the head and throat and argues clearing nasal passages can restore hearing. Stuart’s Catarrh Tablets, priced at 50 cents, are claimed to cure catarrhal deafness by acting on the nose and throat, with endorsements from physicians and druggists.
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Stuart
UNO
Manila Drug Co
North Clark
Indiana Sts
Chicago
Ferry J. Ruder
Penn
Wash. Sts. Chis
W. Fichrodt
Union Depot
J. D. Gould
Col
Irtians Ave
W. It
H. F. Giezendanner
10Th St
Northwestern Ave
M. Lichty & Co
Talbot
Chas. W. Lambert
Blake
Michigan
J. L. Leist
Germania
Well Water Linked to Most Typhoid Cases in November
City sanitarian Buehler reports 24 of 33 November typhoid cases occurred where wells supplied the premises. He notes all contaminated samples tested come from wells, while city water remains potable. Through November 23, total annual typhoid cases reach 158 with November counts at 27. prior years show varying totals.
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Buehler
Aty-sanitarian Buehler
Indianapolis and Eastern traction firm files capital amendment
The Indianapolis and Eastern traction company filed notice with the secretary of state to amend its articles increasing capital stock from 200000 to 800000. Of the new capital 600009 is common and 260000 preferred. Directors increased to see Faugret John W Chipman Ansel Fatout. Stockholders named Frank Maus Emily Rassman and Logan Schall. The firm recently acquired the Greenfield interurban line.
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Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Company
Faugret
John W. Chipman
Ansel Fatout
Frank Maus
Emily Rassman
Logan Schall
Roosevelt to Attend Army Navy Football Game in Philadelphia
President Roosevelt will attend the West Point versus Annapolis football game in Philadelphia next Saturday, likely with wife and daughter. It will be the first presidential attendance at the Army Navy game, boosting the event’s social prominence with many Washington society figures and football enthusiasts traveling to the city.
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Washington
Roosevelt
West Point
Annapolis
Philadelphia
Army and Navy
McNinley
Army
Klondike revolt tale linked to missing telegraph line plan
American miner Penny recounts a supposed revolution plot in the Klondike that critics call a money making scheme. He ties to the Order of the Midnight Sun formed by Fred Clark and Harry Grehl in White Horse, with “Shorty” Chambers linked to an altered seal and a $15 stake. The plan allegedly aimed to sever telegraph lines and ruin the White Pass & Yukon railway to hamper Canadian troops.
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Vancouver
B. C
R. L. Penny
Seattle
Klondike
Penny
Order of the Midnight Sun
Fred Clark
Harry Grehl
White Horse
Skagway
White Pass & Yukon
Shorty
Fall 195 Feet and Walk Home at Meade Mine
In Joplin Missouri on November 26 Doc Ma Jone and Ed Gordon were hoisted up a 195 foot shaft when the hoist failed. They crashed through a platform at 102 feet, then fell to a second platform 123 feet below the surface which collapsed. Both men were bruised but managed to climb out and walk home.
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Joplin
Meade Mine
Doc Ma Jone
Ed Gordon
Painters Union Grills Board Over Nonunion Labor at Engine Houses
A delegation from the Painters' union appeared before the Board of Works on Monday to challenge Conrad Bender over alleged nonunion workers on his engine house projects. Union members dismiss Bender's subcontractor defense and urge an official investigation. Logsdon of the board and the union business agent will meet with Bender to pursue the inquiry.
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Painters’ Union
Board of Works
Conrad Bender
Bender
Logsdon
Subordinate rubber stamp signatures spark board clash
Supt of streets Evans sent in communications Monday morning stamped with a new device, and the board rejected them all demanding his own signature. The confrontation shows tensions between the board and subordinate officials over official authentication.
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Board of Works
Supt.-of-streets
Evans
Grocery robberies hit two stores Sunday night
Sunday night thieves robbed J. M. Fleming’s grocery at 1069 Oliver Ave of a small amount of tobacco and cigars. Burglars also stole a few cigars from Tom Hasking’s store at 738 Indiana Ave. The losses at both locations were small.
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J. M. Fleming
Oliver-ave
Tom Hasking
Indiana-ave
Church admits theft linking Muncie shop to Indianapolis buyer
Harry Church waived examination in police court and was bound over to the grand jury on charges of stealing cloth from Mueller's tailor shop in Muncie and selling it to Joseph Reinhart of Indianapolis. Reinhart identified him, and he confessed.
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Harry Church
Mueller
Muncie
Joseph Reinhart
Indianapolis
Reinhart
Grand jury to probe boy thieves George Hayes Hen dricks
The grand jury will investigate the cases of George Hayes and George Hendricks, boy thieves. They admitted stealing a large number of pocketknives from the street showcase of Lilly and Stalnaker.
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George Hayes
George Hendricks
Lilly & Stalnaker
State school fund drive for Harrison memorial results
State superintendent Jones reports public school collections from New Albany Leavenworth Lagro and Franklin totaling 2 to 8.50 dollars for the Harrison memorial fund. A Missouri pair Harry and Marguerite Lingle sent 10 cents. Indiana schools delaying Harrison day observances plan to celebrate later. Central Silica Company Fortville contributes 6 dollars with 2 from the firm and the rest from U S. employees. Organizations now organized in every congressional district.
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Jones
New Albany
Leavenworth
Lagro
Franklin
Harrison Memorial Fund
Harry
Marguerite Lingle
Missouri
Harrison Fund
Indianapolis
Indiana
McKsinley Memorial Association
Central Silica Company
Fortville
Motorman Resigns After Death Of Son City Car Accident
St Louis Missouri filing dates a motorman named C W Lauderbach resigns after his 14 year old son is killed when a Broadway streetcar at high speed runs over him. He cited fear of someday killing another child due to company speed rules.
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ST. Louis
C. W. Lauderbach
Lauderbach
Holly Gatherers Turn Profit in Delaware Season
In Harrington Delaware on November 2 holly decoration work for the Christmas season is underway. Sussex county residents are employed at about 1.75 dollars per box, with a earnings range of 10 to 14 dollars daily for roughly five weeks. Last year the price was 1.25 dollars per box but scarcity raised the cost. Many farmers daughters craft wreaths for shipment.
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Simpliss
Pierce
Dr. Pierce
s.Golden Medical
James M. Sizemore
Mitchell, Lawrence Co
Ind
Luella Garlinghouse
Galena
Delaware Co
R. V. Pierce
Dr.Pierce
V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Disappointing Seance By H J Reynolds At Opera House
H J Reynolds, billed as a spiritualist, performed a Sunday night show at English's opera house that promised a "'light' seance" but offered no spirits. Reynolds executed several sleight of hand tricks while the crowd, sizable, remained indulgent, treating the act as entertainment despite expecting genuine spiritualist phenomena.
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H. J. Reynolds
English
Opera House
Calve Health Rumor Denied By Doctors In San Francisco
A telegraphed rumor from Los Angeles claimed Mme Calve has cancer. Dr Devecchi who treated Calve in San Francisco says the report is false and she suffers only a bronchitis attack. Maurice Grau also calls the rumor a canard.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
Mme. Calve
Grau
Devecchi
Calve
Maurice Grau
Verdict Awarded to Widow in Railroad Death Case
A jury in Judge Leathers' court awarded Mrs. Anna Broadstreet 1,600 from the Pennsylvania Railroad for the death of her husband George Broadstreet at the Leotast crossing on Feb 22. Broadstreet was struck while avoiding an outgoing C. H. and D. train and dragged 159 feet.
Census finds 300 families in SS Peter and Paul parish
Rev Joseph Chartrand reports about 300 Catholic families at SS Peter and Paul parish averaging four members with roughly 180 young men aged 18 to 21. Temporary Presbyterian church near Fifteenth Street Alabama Street will be dedicated next Sunday. Rev Dr W P Kane of Wabash College will preach. Mrs John Schaub funeral held from German Evangelical Church after apoplexy Saturday night. she lived at 925 N Alabama for 50 years. Donations urged at Indianapolis orphan asylum board event at Wear clothing store Tuesday. aid needed for clothing money or eatables due to Thirteenth Street paving reducing funds.
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Joseph Chartrand
SS. Peter and aPui
W. P. Kane
Wabash College
Alabama St
Fifteenth St
John Schaub
Burglar Defies the Court in Delaware Whipping Case
William Walker, a repeat burglar, pleaded guilty to breaking and entering and stealing trinkets in Wilmington. He challenged Delaware justice, claiming his past crimes abroad. Chief Justice Lore sentenced him to 20 lashes, an hour in the pillory, ten years in prison, and a $60 fine. Two co-defendants, Richard Coverdale and Robert Thomas, also pled guilty to robbery and received 20 lashes, pillory time, and a year in jail as flogging begins at the new Workhouse.
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Walker
Lore
Philadelphia
Delaware
Richard
Coverdale
Robert
Thomas
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