Read My Free Offer From a Woman of Notre Dame
A dated advertisement offers home treatment for female ailments including leucorrhea irregular menstruation and womb prolapse. It promises cheap weekly costs and testimonials from women in Michigan and Indiana, urging mothers to share with daughters and sisters and to request the treatment by mail.
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Notre Dame
Mo Summers
Thauganus Pesidex
Biala
Mire
C. Th
Deerereek
Josepiy Pollard
Elmer
Flora Davie
Akron
Mich
M. Summers
Notre-Dame Ind
Fatal shooting at White's Station shocks Kentucky town
Special to the Sun reports Mrs Eliza Foster was killed by her nephew Walter Tisdale at White's Station after a moonlit approach. Tisdale fired his shotgun when his aunt advanced toward the house, killing her instantly and leaving him distraught.
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Richmond
Eliza Foster
Walter Tisdale
White's Station
Hat a Hobby for Fires in Chicago Say Firebug Confesses
A Chicago man, identified as Ladames Sam Ti, confessed to setting fires in seven nearby buildings. Police say the arsonist admits starting blazes during a spree, with attention drawn to a nesting on seven charters of arsen. The incident sequence involves repeated fires around the central station area.
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Bcripps-Mrae
Chheago
Oey
Sam
Arsen
Etder
Hr Hohis
Mass of Sores Cure by Cuticura Remedies
A Chicago father recounts his son’s severe skin illness. After failed treatments the Cuticura line yielded rapid improvement and complete recovery. He notes the child gained strength and health, and praises the remedies’ effectiveness with a dated testimonial from 1907 and a follow up in 1903.
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Robert Wattam
Chicago
Lil
Wattam
Five Indianapolis Citizens Fined for Petit Larceny
Police court records show five well known Indianapolis men along with two young girls drawn into a petit larceny case. Thomas Green senior and son, Joseph Seth, Jacob Cloefelt, and Claude Batley admitted taking old lumber and shingles from a decayed house owned by Daniel De Voss. They replaced items and offered to pay for damages but were fined one dollar plus costs. The two 9 to 10 year old girls were sent to juvenile court. Local witnesses testified to the defendants' good character.
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Indianapolis
Thomas Green
High-st
Joseph Seth
Jacob Cloefelt
Wyomong-st
Claude Batley
New Jersey
Daniel de Voss
de Voss
Dangerous dogs roam city streets amid license disputes
City residents complain of vicious canines roaming without muzzles. Police report several dog bites and multiple owners facing licensing issues. Some cases dismissed or continued as owners seek licenses ahead of deadlines. Authorities urge muzzling or chaining all dangerous dogs to protect the public.
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Gerner
Murdered by Hoboer in Robbery Suspect
Fragmentary report describes a murder with robbery on a street by a suspect described as a hoboer. Victim Samuel Tianegie, a producer, was shown in a wig when shot. Police found a nearby body with marks guiding toward a fleeing shooter. Multiple names and locations appear in disjointed OCR text, with unclear coherence and mixed foreign terms.
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Hoboer
Iscripps-M'Rae
Cihcagm
Serand
Ramuel Tianegie
Baty
Lady Gurzon May Recover From Illness
The Walmer Castle bulletin reports Lady Gurzon’s condition improving after a quiet night and nourishment intake. Doctors say she passed a fir t night, and her prospects are better than previously stated.
Fairbanks Keeps at Staging Through Washington Tour
The Fairbanks special train left at 1 40 Saturday morning for a day tour in Washington. Stops planned include Olympia Centralia Kelso Winlock Castle Rock Kelso and Kelso with arrival in Portland late Saturday. In a separate case Charlie Behlatz and Maclin Garmon were given 0 days in the workhouse after entering A Cope Jagd’s room and stealing his trousers containing $7.
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Fairbanks
St. Iscripps-Mare
Tacoma
Wash
Olympia
Centralia
Hehals
Naphine
Winlock
Castle Rock
Kelan
Kaiame
Portland
Chartie Behlatz
Maclin Garmon
A. Cope- Jagd
Alford
Baburday
Nighttime elopement ends in Evansville wedding
After 11 elopement attempts Miss Nora Beswick of Scuffle Town, aged 18, fled in her night clothes to marry William T Highland, nearly 40. They traveled to Evansville where Magistrate H. L. Schrader officiated the ceremony as her parents slept and guards blocked further meetings.
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Evansville
Ind
Get
William T. Highland
Mias Nora Barwick
Scuffletown
Miss Beswick
Highland
Misa Beswick
Hlf. Schrader
Murder at Hardinburg: son arrested for patricide
Oliver Radcliff was arrested in Hardinsburg Indiana and sent to Salem jail on a murder charge after a quarrel with his father Silas Radcliff. It is alleged he struck him on the head with a club during a family dispute.
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Hardinsburg
Ind
Oliver Radcliff
Salem
Silas Radclift
Aon
Ige Believed He Murdered James Dalton
Indiana report claims James Dalton was shot near Fairéate in Harrison county. Samuel Jones suspects murder. Jones’s relatives Angeline and a brother are also charged as accessories. Jones faces trial after previously being sued by Dalton.
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Fairéate
Harrison County
James Dalton
Dalton
Samuel Jones
Jones
Angeline
Mrs Gorman shoots husband then dies by self inflicted wounds
In a principal Muncie street Jennie Gorman shot her husband in the neck and then turned the revolver on herself. Two bullets struck her head leaving her in critical condition. She was carried home to die after her husband had been arrested on a desertion warrant the preceding day and released on bail.
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Muncie
Ind
Jennie Gorman
Gorman
Gorman Wan
Bulls Turmoil Ends as Mad Bulls Tie Up Indiana Farm
In Bourbon Indiana Southeastern farmers chased five mad bulls driven between pastures. Dade Belz and Ed Phillips were badly gored, horses crippled, and barbed wire failed as aid from forty neighbors could not subdue the animals. The bulls were finally exhausted and shot, leaving hides pierced by many bullets. Also reported, a coal car shortage cited by the Indiana car operators association due to overproduction and embargoes affecting shipments from Sullivan field and larger cities.
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Bourbon
Ind
Efaselena Viel
Dade Belz
Ed Phillips
Sunterre Haute, Inc
Indianapole
Chicago
Kolsem
Indiana Car Operators
Team Coal
Sullivan Field
Rattrorads
New Preacher for Danville Ind
Danville Indiana reports Rev Bel Moorman of Bummirelle has accepted the call to the Christian church fete succeeding Rev R E Daugherty who moves to Wabash. The two pastors studied at Butler College and each married in Indianapolis with one child. A separate item notes LaHerry Armstrong, journalist, taken to Home Hospital in precarious condition after a Philippines incident. another line mentions Carmel sidewalk plans and W Pente moving his own paper.
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Bel Moorman
Bummirelle
Christian Church
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Wabash
Butler College
Idlanapolis
Ibcripps-M'Raae Telegram
Maporte
Ort LaHerry AL Armetrong
Thin City
Philippines
Ligonier to Topeka paper launch and farm news
Ligonier to Topeka and Lagrangs county listed as places of activity with a noted plan to launch a new paper. Farmland ownership changes appear, election inspectors are being named, and local civic items include Dublin campaigns and free band concerts in Greenfield. Smallpox mild in Gilmour. deaths and incidents across several towns.
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Topeka
Lagrangs County
Dublin
Greenfield
Gilmour
John H. Berke
Greenaburg
Shelbyville
Eagles
R. I. Hall
Jasonville
Williamm Merchant
Clay City
Deil Hinshaw
Westfield
Chicago
Amik
Jessa DeHaye
Germantown
New Rave
Montgomery County
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Charles Grebe
Hammond
Carmel
Hortonville
Westfield High School
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Chircago
Epworth League of Brazil
Schell
Crawfordeville
John Kellenberg
Poland
Perrin
Augustus Schnull
Tidianapolis
Qld Hickory Chair Company
Mar Ansile
L. M. Boland
Cambridge Cty
Connersville
Wiliam Muley
Mikton
Mary Stout
Betta Curry
Moga Stout
Charles Ruggles
Michigan City
Willis Falls
Frankfort
Columbus
Charles Smotameter
Dorothy Mavity
Bammnand
Naw Castle
Spring Lake Park
Fother
New Castle
White Berger
Groene
Tae
Crawtinlaville
Taelanpolle
Laefirga
Crawfordsville
Baby Under the Knife in Granger Texas
In Granger Texas a month old son of Thomas Farr was successfully operated on for appendicitis and is expected to recover. The youngest patient to undergo the operation, the report notes, with belief in a favorable outcome.
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Scripps-M'Rae
Granger
Tex
Thomas Farr
New Recruits in Cadett Charivart Parade
A local report from Chippewa Falls Wisconsin notes serenaders forming a continuous charivart begun Sept 5 and extending through October. The band reportedly received new recruits each moment while a settlement appeared near, promising a naval demonstration enlistment of the town’s population.
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Scripps-M
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Verdeck
Old Employes Lose Places on the Railroads
Forty four workers of the Cleveland and Pittsburg railroad were released from service last Friday. An order from Pennsylvania Lines directs relieving employees who joined after age fifty five, promoting younger staff to fill vacancies. The move affects nearly one thousand men across Pennsy routes.
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Iscripps-M'Rae
Wellsville
Cleveland & Piittsburg
Pennsylvania Maesweet
Pitsburg
Penn
Aldermen Indicted for Misconduct in City Election
SCRIPPS-MARE TELEGRAM reports Alton city court Brandh jury indicted three aldermen S H W Greenors George Dahlstrom and Marty Lt Lesneron on charges of misconduct in office. Bail set at $10,000. Grand jury says an inverted report of the last municipal election claimed a proposition establishing a board of five and police commissioners carried but the proposition was defeated.
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Scripps-Mare
Alton
Brandh
Wearest
S. H W. Greeors
George Dahlstrom
Marty Lt. Lesner
Gach
Aleletrd
Board of Five
Carrie
Masked Men Rob Restaurant In Chicago Raid
Two masked men raided Baker and Young at Madison early Saturday, held owner Henry Baker, robbed him of a watch and cash, and escaped. Police believe a trio of robbers active for weeks targeted west and north side eateries.
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Pes-M Rae
Chicago
Baker & Young
Madison
Henry Baker
Tiree -Vorne Nen
Pat Fm
Ube City
Jefferson Quits the Stage
Veteran comedian Joseph Jetterann announces retirement from the theatrical career saying he will never perform again amid his final stage appearance in New York.
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Jefferson
Jecrips-M Rae
New York
Get
Joseph Jetterann
City Record for a Day birth and death notices mix
City records list births and deaths with many names and fragments such as Fred and Setia Vogt Rosa Freeman and Jim Montcalm, and deaths including Clara Rules and Hertha A. Falsamy. Marriages and building permits noted amid scattered OCR fragments. many entries unreadable or partial.
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Clara Rules
Kautmten
Iran
Hertha A
Noble
Moer Tiger Sreeide
Conratina Miller
Harotons Pareales
Avna Kelly Dad
Newderney
Toarkins
LS Rebers and Courines
Yattren
Sou Witeon
Ad Deeghore Mitchell George Thine
Condh Ferguson
Richara
Allee
Trhal
Indigestion Troubles Tied to Nerve Activity and Digestion
The article explains failure to cure indigestion stems from old nerves and inactive stomach function. It argues mechanical digestion and laxatives only provide temporary relief, while nerves control stomach power, mixing food and stimulating secretions. When nerves weaken, energy declines and sour stomach results.
Dr Miles Restorative Nervine Claims Cure
Advert reads Dr Miles Restorative Nervine relieves stubborn indigestion and nerve ailments by strengthening nerves. Testimonial from ARIEN of Winston-Gate says severe stomach trouble and nervous disorders cured, allowing appetite for any food. Product also available with nerve and liver pills.
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Miles
Arien
Winston-Gate
Health and Happiness Through Bar-Ben Nerve Food
An advertisement for BARBEN nerve food claims to cure nervous debility and restore vigor. It describes symptoms of fatigue irritability sleeplessness weight loss and despondency and promises relief by supplying nerves with essential elements. The copy promotes a 5 cent sample and mail order from Bar-Ben Remedy Co. Cleveland and Weber Drug Co. Washington and investments.
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Bar-Ben Remedy CO
Cleveland
Weber Drug Co
Washington
Ilinvests
Four young men cancel planned educational cruise voyage
Oct 1 in Providence Rhode Island four sons of prominent families including D R Francis Walke r Ann Phil Chew and Buckley were set to sail Lent 15 for a four year educational trip around the world. Funding fell through as managers failed to meet their contract obligations and the ship fell under receivership after nautical preparatory plans collapsed.
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Scripps Bar Telhgrast
Louis
D. R. Francis
Walker Ann
Phil Chew
K. Buckley
Weis
United States
Murder Mystery in Paterson Suburb reported by Telegram
In Wannaue near Paterson a murder occurred last night. John Stewart calmed the scene as the sole witness in the house with the street light. Charles Huilon Dearden, who found the woman, notes every minute of the investigation while witnesses speak of wine stains. The incident remains a winter mystery.
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Scripps MN
Paterson
Wannaue
John Stewart
Charles Huilon W Dearden
Fairbanks Campaign Meeting Delayed by Weather and Venue
Report from Fairbanks notes a Republican subcommittee planning a late campaign meeting during the final part of the contest period. A large audience is anticipated. a theater near the opera house may not seat all attendees. Fairbanks is expected to visit about ten days before election, with travel plans including Chicago and Wisconsin as part of his western tour.
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Marlon
Fairbanks Neerhing
Taduana
Nile
Paten
Jie Fing
Timlinsen
Jill
Errat
Fairbayks
Pitas
Cagamnis Engtishis
Renatne Fairbanks
Chicago
Nott
Wisconsin
Child Dies During Prayer at Pratt Home
A six month old infant of Mr. and Mrs. August Pratt died suddenly as the minister concluded a prayer. Physicians were summoned but the child, christened Mildred Leona, died at the Pratt home. Relatives gathered at Mrs Pratt's sister's residence as the tragedy unfolded.
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O. Get
Auguter Pratt
State Ballots Printing Hinted for Upcoming Election
Work has begun on printing state ballots with law requiring print 18 days before election. Barford Printing handles state ballots and Senate Printing Company prints county tickets. Shipments arrive daily, proofs soon ready for inspection. State Board issues pamphlet on observed Sundays guiding sermons and distribution details.
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Barford
Ormnany
Cnmipaty
Unclear Names in Plea Over Alimony Reduction
A fragment reports Dr Jona Peoria appealing in circuit court on grounds his ex-wife alimony should decrease due to a drop in income from 0 to 2.6 dollars per year amid public health improvements. Also noted is a coroner's jury verdict of accidental death in Frances Parkhurst's case.
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Jscripps-Rak
Chicago
Uel
Jona Peoria
Cruit
Iscripps
MRAE
Oct
Frances Parkhurst
Market News and Livestock Prices Across Cities
Chicago and Indianapolis report higher grain futures and steady cattle markets. Cattle receipts rise with beef quotes improving. hogs and sheep show firm to higher quotes across Chicago Cincinnati and Pittsburgh markets.
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Indianapolis
Ruth
Cincinnati
Cincinati
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