Peruna Credited By Women For Restoring Health
Thousands of women report cures from female weakness after using Peruna. Mrs. E. E. Richards of New York City shares her recovery beginning after the first dose, noting improvement within a month. The ad emphasizes quick relief from catarrhal troubles and ongoing strength gains with continued use. Mrs. Mary Miller of Indianapolis also testifies.
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E. E. Richards
10Th St
N. Y
Peruna
Gizhi
Mary Miller
Shiel Block
Indianapoli, Ind
Peruna Claims Powerful Cures for Female Ailments
A promotional appeal extols Peruna as a wonder remedy for women's illnesses. Testimonials from Mrs. Mary Miller describe lasting relief after eleven bottles, while broader praise portrays Peruna as curing headaches dizziness and catarrh, promising rapid improvement and urging readers to seek Dr. Hartman’s advice if results are not prompt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Miller
Peruna
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
The
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus, O
Hotel Patient Recovers From Severe Strain
The report notes a man sustained an awful strain but pulled through creditably. No other details on the incident, person, or location are provided in the readable text.
Durbin Frosted Reception as Louisville Woos Durbin
In Louisville on October 1, Governor Durbin and his Indiana staff faced a cool reception at the horse show. The crowd showed little enthusiasm beyond a faint ripple of applause, and no special gatherings awaited the party after the event. Attendees included Attorney-general Taylor and Gen Ward, with jokes about their dress and a brief misstep with uniforms. The group traveled to Lincoln City next, amid chatter of social and political figures in attendance.
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Louisville
Durbin
Indiana
Beckham
Gov
Mrs. Durbin
Taylor
Wolcott
Monument Draws 25,000 At Nancy Hanks Lincoln Dedication
Lincoln City Indiana hosts a large basket dinner for Gov Durbin and party. The Nancy Hanks Lincoln monument dedication attracts an estimated 25 000 with a glittering staff in full dress. Tip Layton Earl is in charge of the governors coaches as Col C E Wilson falls ill and several party members are under the weather after leaving Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred van Orman
The
St. George
Evansville
Lincoln City
Ind
Durbin
Spencer County
Nancy Hanks Lincoln
Tip Layton
President Lincoln
Springfield
Col. C. E. Wilson
Louisville
Bold Hold-Up Between Warwick and Goshen
A night coach between Warwick and Goshen, New York, was held up by three armed men. Clinton W. Wisner, a millionaire society man, demanded the cash box key and the robbers seized money jewels and watches valued at about 4 000 dollars. The Wisners and a guard were bound and later freed. purses formed but failed to capture the band by Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Warwick
Goshen
N. Y
Clinton W. Wisner
Horatio Wisner
Mitchell Remains Mum After Secret Conference
In Wilkes Barre on October 1 President John Mitchell held a secret meeting with three district presidents. When queried about the Philadelphia conference he again stated there is nothing to disclose at the present time.
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Wilkesbarre
John Mitchell
Mitchell
Philadelphia
Births and deaths listed with addresses and names
Births listed for Charles and Kate Hansen and many other couples including Hornung Gibson OConnell Miller Healey Monaghan Buschmann Mattock and Taylor Ryan Griffiths Douns and several marriages. Names include John MecName Vaughen Glenn Holder Hammond Oelschager Phillips Johnston Hill Eckelberger Crouse Ferguson Storm Simmons Shaffer Iverson Arnold Johnston Strom berg Cummins Stein Libke Marshall Robinson Leachman Denan Allen Holliday Wasson McComas Wicker and others with addresses across multiple streets and cities. Blood poisoning tuberculosis epileptic convulsions and other causes noted for a few individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Kate Hansen
John C
Roberta Hornung
W. Tenth-st
Charles J
Sadie Gibson
W. Vermont St
Daniel and
Marié O’connell
Carl and
Clara Miller
Kappes St
James and
Mary Healey
E. Washington-st
Thomas and
Margaret Monaghan
C. L
Grace Buschmann
N. Pennsylvania-st
Charles and
Fannie Mattock
Shriver-ave
Frank and
Blanche Taylor
Michael and
Martha Ryan
Eastern Ave
Christian Iverson
Annie Arnold
John E. Johnston
Wendla Stromberg
William P. Cummins
Edith M. Stein
Fred C. Libke
Grace Marshall
Wiliam A. Robinson
Edith W. Leachman
Herman Denan
Annie Allen
Harry B. Holliday
Grace Roberts
Albert Wasson
Mirna McComas
John Wicker
Katie Schneider
Property repairs and improvements list with addresses
Serena H Richards Ashland ave near Sixteenth dwelling 3000 J Wachstetter 110 N Senate ave repairs 2100 C W M Zobbe 926 928 Union st double dwelling 2500 Co R Mansfield Brightwood ave cottage 1450 John B Fondray 93 W Thirtieth st stable 150 James C Jolly 1820 Ludlow ave fre pairs 3500 R B Braden rear 1619 N Alabama st cottage 500 E E Hatfield rear 3920 EB Washing ton st shed 320 Martha J Moore repairs 1624 Broadway repairs 75 Pickens Bros rear 326 E Market st repairs 2500 H E O Wurfling 128 E Tenth st shed 25 I B Hoss 2920 Bloyd ave addition 500 H R Hows 2061 Cooper ave shed 15 Harry G Wilson Eastern ave near New York st two double dwellings 2 00
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serena H. Richards
Ashland-ave
Sixteenth
J. Wachstetter
N. Senate-ave
Zobbe
Union-st
Co. & R. Mansfield
Brightwood-ave
John
Fondray
W. Thirtieth-st
James C. Jolly
Ludlowave
R. B. Braden
Alabama St
E. E. Hatfield
Washington St
Martha J. Moore
Broadway
Pickens Bros
E. Market-st
H. E. & O. Wurfling
E. Tenth-st
Hoss
Bloyd-ave
H. R. Hows
Cooper-ave
Harry G. Wilson
Eastern-ave
New York-st
Swift company buys Fowler packing firm in Canada
The Fowler packing business headquartered in Hamiltonston with many branches across Canada has been purchased by the Swift company of Chicago. The price paid exceeds 400000 dollars.
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Toronto
Ont
Fowler Packing
Hanmilston
Canada
Swift Company
Chicago
Two Burglars Fire Torture Toledo Woman at Home
In Toledo on Tuesday night two masked burglars bound and tormented Mrs. Edward R. Leonard, poured kerosene on her feet and flames in a bid for her to reveal a money stash. Her husband returned to find her in a critical state. two suspects are being hunted.
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Toledo
Edward R. Leonard
W. Bancroft Sr
Leonard
W. W. O’Hara Located in Baltimore Sanitarium
Post office inspectors in Cincinnati report W. W. O’Hara, who left the city last May, found at a sanitarium near Baltimore. He ran a get rich quick institution and, from January 1902 to May 7, moved more than $517,000 through local banks before abruptly ceasing operations. He is said to be penniless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. O'Hara
Baltimore
O'Hara
O’hara
Compromise Shift in Stratton Will Case Reassigns Jurisdiction
Colorado Springs report states the Stratton will dispute moved from county to district court on a writ of certiorari. Executors under the will avoid contempt citations while county-appointed administrators are freed from conspiracy charges, likely to be dropped. Ex-Gov Thomas, tied to Venture Co and the administrators, had declared his position prior to retention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
COLORADO _ SPRINGS
Colo
Stratton
Thomas
Independence
Washington Monument Bird Toll Rises From Falls
In Washington the monument is noted as a height record and now a bird-killer as 25 to 50 dead birds lie at the tail shaft foot each morning. Monday brought 75 carcasses of yellow and black throated warblers and small thrushes, victims of migrating birds colliding with the shaft and dying or being disabled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Washington Monument
National Capital
Santa Fe freight trains collide near Gainesville
Two Santa Fe freight trains collided head on near Gainesville Tex Tuesday afternoon wrecking two large engines and about 40 freight cars. Fireman W C Lyth was killed and Fireman M R Cowty fractured his foot. Brakeman Clarence Namemaker was slightly injured. Engineers Henry Dick and Pangburn were likely fatally hurt and taken to Gainesville for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Tex
Santa Fe
Gainesville
W. c. Lyth
M. R. Cowty
Clarence Namemaker
Henry Dick and
Pangburn
Epistles Read At Annual Richmond Meeting
In Richmond Indiana regular session members read epistles from Dublin and London. The London epistle approved the American branch constitution. The book and tract peace committee reported encouraging signs. The text notes social activities and addresses by John H. Douglass with card playing and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Ind
Meeting of Friends
John H. Douglass
Dublin
London
Book and Tract Peace Committee
Grain Dealers National Association Opens Convention in Peoria
Peoria Illinois October first marks the opening of the seventh annual Grain Dealers National Association convention at the Coliseum. The three day session drew a large attendance from across the grain growing regions of the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
The
Grain Dealers’ National Association
United States
Woman claims capture of alleged apple thief in Valparaiso
Mrs Belle Rentz reports catching Mrs Mary Katowski stealing apples in Valparaiso. Katowski allegedly resisted with a club, inflicting injuries that may prove fatal. Katowski was arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valparaiso
Ind
Belle Rentz
Mary Katowski
Daily Sun Promises Inexpensive Liners for Results
A fragment from the seventh page notes a daily reach of 90,000 people and hints that the small liners offer inexpensive, reliable results. The text emphasizes broad audience exposure and practical value in advertising.
Young Thurston Almost Dies in Gas Route Attempt
Despondent over money matters Clarence Thurston two year old son of ex Senator John M Thurston of Nebraska attempted death by gas in his parents hotel room Tuesday night by turning on the gas and plugging keyholes transoms and windows He was found and moved to City Hospital where he was reported none the worse for the exposure The senator is in the Hawaiian Islands as a national commission member Thurston formerly served as secretary of the United States legation at Buenos Aires and has worked recently as a clerk for the World's Fair Company
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Clarence Thurston
U.S
John M Thurston
Nebraska
City Hospital
Hawaiian Islands
National Commission
Young Thurston
United States Legation
Buenos Ayres
World’s Fair Company
Mayor Tom Johnson Attacks John R. McLean
Chicago dispatch reports Mayor Tom Johnson of Cleveland calling John R. McLean of Cincinnati a contamination for the democratic party and says he must be thrown overboard to salvage democracy in Ohio. Johnson argues the independent vote will not rally to a ticket linked with McLean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
the Tribune
Tom Johnson
Cleveland
John R. McLean
Cincinnati
Ohio
McLean
Parliament Discusses Cunard Subsidy to Avoid Morgan Ocean Line
London reports a proposed annual subsidy of 750000 dollars to Cunard by the British government to prevent Morgan’s ocean line from gaining control. The plan sparks a heated debate as editorials split. Birmingham and Yorkshire papers back it while Manchester Guardian condemns. The Guardian calls bounties unfair to the shipping industry and to other English ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bine
Birmingham Post
Yorkshire Post
Manchester Guardian
The
Guardian
Markets Here and Elsewhere Bond Outlook and Protein Prices
American stocks in London were heavy as political pressure to settle the coal strike grew. Crop news remained satisfactory, but grading lagged. Atchison shows 7 percent earnings on common after sinking funds. Bullish sentiment for Missouri Pacific. Rumors of St Paul rights and Atlantic Coast cost reductions via L and N. Rates surged with October average call money in wall street history. Cattle and hog receipts and prices listed. beef and veal demand noted with steers and cows priced from 1 000 to 6 000. Hogs receipts 4 500. lambs and sheep price ranges included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyer & Kiser
New York
London
National
Atchison
Missouri Pacific
St. Paul
Atlantic Coast
Wall St
Stock Market Opens Weak on Rumors and London Selling
New York stock market opens weak with no confirmation of strike settlement rumors and evidence of London selling. Steel issues show strength while the broader market remains irregular, with notable recoveries from early declines in Reading, Pennsylvania, B and O, Erie, and other names. Missouri Pacific, Union Pacific rise, St. Paul rebounds after initial drop. L and N volatile. Government bonds unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
Reading
Pennsylvania
Bullisi
City Grain Market Report Shows Mixed Prices and Inspections
Wheat steady with No 2 red around 68 cents and related futures. Corn and oats show narrow ranges across several grades while hay remains strong for timothy. Inspections list multiple car counts by grade, with no hay loads reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy
Wheat and grain futures rise on Chicago Board trading
Wheat gains 14 1 2 cents with December at 68 09 13c and May near 70 18c. Corn up 14 1 2 cents with December around 46 1 2c. Oats advance 1 2 to 3 4 cents with December at 30 3 4c. January pork quoted 15.02 15.35, lard 8.60 8.77 4, ribs 8.02 8.17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Grain price report from Toledo October market entries
Toledo report lists cash wheat at 73c for December and 72c for May, corn 45c December and 42c May, oats 31%c December and 32c May, rye No 2 51%c and No 3 48c, cloverseed October 5.80 and January 3.67, with Alyke prime at 3.00. Market data attributed to Gov Durbin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Aleyke
Durbin
Cattle and Hog Prices Reported in East Liberty Market
East Liberty Pa October 1 cattle supply notes mixed selling levels with primed and good classes. Hogs receipts listed with prime heavies around 7.50 to 7.55, mediums 3.30 to 7.35, workers 6.80 to 7.25, plies and skips varied, roughs 6.00 to 7.25. Sheep supply shows light wethers 3.50 to 3.75, good 3.20 to 3.50 and choice lambs 5.10 to 5.30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liberty
Market Report from Union Stock Yards Oct 1
Union Stock Yards notes receipts of 2000 cattle with prime beeves priced 4.00 to 6.00 and stockers 2.40 to 5.25, cows 1.25 to 6.00. Hogs receipts 18000 with prices 5.35 to 7.55 for various weights. Sheep receipts 25000 with native and western prices for sheep and lambs.
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UNION
Cattle and Hogs Prices Reported at Cincinnati Market
Cattle receipts 681 with shippers at 5.29 to 6.50 for good to choice, calves 2 7.25 to 8.00. Hog receipts 1,880 with heavy shippers 7.10 to 7.25, good to choice 6.90 to 7.15, mixed 6.50 to 6.85. Sheep receipts 1,162 extra 3.25 to 3.40, lambs 5.95 to 5.40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati, CO
Daily Commodities Report From Chicago Markets
Chicago market notes list prices for butter creamers at 22.5 to 23 cents, daisies at 20 to 21 cents, eggs at 20 14 cents, cheese varieties Twins at 10.4 to 10.2 cents, daisies at 11 to 11.5 cents, young Americas and Swiss around 11 to 12 cents. Live poultry shows chickens at 11 cents, turkeys at 13 cents, geese from 4.00 to 6.00, ducks at 10 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Young Americas
East Buffalo Live Stock Market Report
East Buffalo New York October 1. Cattle supply five cars with dull trade. Hog supply twenty cars with Yorkers 6.55 6.15, mixed 7.20 7.30, prime 7.40 7.50, pigs 6.50 6.60, roughs 6.25 6.40, stags 5.00 5.75. Sheep receipts fifteen cars top lambs 5.25 5.40, yearlings 4.00 4.50, ewes 3.45 4.00, mixed sheep 3.75 4.00, fair to good 3.40 3.65.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Buffalo
N. Y
Jobbing Trade Prices and Poultry Rates
Prices paltry for shippers with springs ten cents and fowls ten cents. Old turkey pens eleven cents per pound and old turkeys eight and two thirds cents. Also available are young geese at eighty six and two thirds cents, with garvyze? value noted.
Local Produce Prices From Butte Marketline
Readers note a list of dated prices for ducks and geese with full feathering sold at five cents per pound, fresh eggs at seventeen four sixteenths cents, cheese varieties including New York full cream, domestic Swiss, and brick cheese at various price points, and Emburger items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
New York
Market Prices for Hides Wool Flour and Brand
The issue lists green-tasted hides No 1 cured at 1c No 2 cured at 7c No 2 calf at 8c No 3 calf Tac Tallow No 1 at 5c No 2 at 4%c Wool wagon lots Good merchantable mediUm wool 16c braid wool 14c burr y and unmerchantable wool 2c fine merino and western wool 12c tub washed wool 2.2%c Flour and Brand Flour Patent winter 3.90 straight winter 3.20 patent spring 3.00 64.50 low grades 2.63 Brand 14.50
Fruits and Groceries Prices Across Produce and Provisions
A dense price list shows varied rates for fruits vegetables and groceries including oranges lemons cabbage cocoanuts and apples, with notes on beans, potatoes, and cucumbers. Canned goods meats and Oysters, fish and game prices follow, listing dozens of items with per unit or per weight costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Valencia
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Mrsee Richards
Gen. Ward
W. Richardson
Tom
Joop
Mortimer Levering
Indianapolis
E. H. Wolcott
Logansport
Gen
Foster
Abraham Lincoln
Shas
Grainger
John W. Griffiths
Ashland Ave
William Morton
Rosin Douns
Vermont St
John A. MecCalle
Hattie A. Vaughen
Wiliam B. Glenn
Effie G. Holderman
Ormond Hammond
Lillian E. Brown
Frederick Oelschager
Marie Phillips Wesley A. Johnston
Augusta E. Hill
Frank T. Eckelberger
Belle Conrad
Charles Ellis
Elsie McKee
Alexander C. Ferguson
Stella J. Crouse
Clarence O. Moore
Efe M. Storm
John C. Simmons
Mary E. Smith
George Shaffer
Marie
Albertsmey
Cincinnati, O
Texas
Friends’ Meeting
Los Angeles
Cal
Woman
Tom Johnson Flays
John R. M’lean
Cunard Line
Nual
Cunard
Indianapolis Union
City Grain Market
Chicago Grain Market
East Liberty Live Stock Market
Chicago Produce Market
Ohios
Jersey
Java
Rouasteq
Rio
Ariosa
Lion
Caracas
Dfisworth’s
Mall Food
Gates
Columbia A
Windsor
Ridgewood
New Orleans
Louisiana
Carolina
Coal and Coke
Jackson Oreeceeeeneesseerees
Pittsburg
Seweane
Raymond
Sesseoe
Winifrede Aevcenteee
Kanawhaeae
Sevrecsees
Luhrig
Connellsville
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