Peruna touted as cure for kidney catarrh in ads
Fred R Pennell of Hot Springs Arkansas writes of relief after using Peruna claiming three bottles cured his bladder and kidney trouble. The message promotes Peruna as addressing catarrh of the kidneys, explaining why kidney disease often stems from catarrh and urging readers to seek the remedy with testimonials from W. Washburn and others.
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Fred R Pennell
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Grand Opera House
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Fred R. Pennell
Nivé
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William Watson Washburn
New Oy
Jeans
Canal Street
Tam
W. W. Washburt
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Columbus, D
Murder trial in Columbus delayed for witnesses shortage
Continued important murder trial in Columbus Bartholomew county circuit court delayed to next term due to lack of defense witnesses. Other items note a Pittsburgh murder arrest, reassurances from a Japanese minister, and a New York double suffocation case.
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Columbus
Columbus. Ind
Charles Abel
Bartholomew County
Forged Pardons Help Four Prisoners Escape in California
Four military prisoners escaped from Alestraz island through forged pardons using a secretary of war Hills and Maj. Morrow signatures. The forgery included counterfeit seals and was delivered to the prison by mail. Suspect officials say a trusted war department clerk is guilty. escapees named Joseph White, Carnellus Stokes, John L. Moore, and James Darling.
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Cal
Alestrazsland
Nema
Aasilant
War Hills
Maj
Morrow
Department of California
Withama
War Department
Joseph White
Carnelus Stokes
John L. Moore
James Darling
Strike Nearing End as Mills Reopen Worldwide
Minneapolis reports the flour mill strike waning as Pittsburg's largest mill resumes operations on Tuesday. Prospects indicate workers will likely yield soon, ending a prolonged labor stoppage across the industry.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Pittsburg
Divorcing Raye Cockran Critics Civilization Debate
In New York on Monday night Raye Cockran argued that the greatest threat to civilization today is the Nip and Tuck Auto Race. In Cleveland the endurance auto race unfolded with cars 35 and 8 arriving together at 10 42 o, Tuesday. Car 3 driven by F B Stearn and car 6 by White were noted in race reporting.
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Cockran
New York
Columbus
Rourke Cockran
Nip and Tuck Auto Raad
Cleveland
F. B. Stearn
Sevun
JAPS DID NOT OCCUPY KOREA
Berlin reports a Port Arthur dispatch quoting Admiral Alaxist denying Japanese troops occupied Korea. The telegram suggests the claim was to provoke unrest. evacuation talks over Manchuria between Russia and Japan continue. Separately, Koreans and Chinese clash along the frontier with Korea in a disturbed state. Russia accuses the Russian minister in Seoul of fomenting trouble to justify intervention.
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Port Arthur
Alaxist
Vladivostock
Korea
Japan
MM. Paviaft
Hearl
Russia
Burglars Make Goob Haul In Brazil
Brazil Indiana October 12 1Spl burglars took from the home of Henry Bemis a pocketbook with 100 dollars a 50 dollar certified check silverware and other valuables Monday night described by police as a bold burglary in a quiet street dwelling and a small amount of cash remained missing from the scene
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Brazil
Ind
Henry Bemis
How's This For A Kid Judge Questions Robt Chatman
Judge Whallon arraigned Robert Chatman and JJ Rayst on drink and vagrancy charges. Chatman claimed mischief, saying he only meant a kid, while the judge fined Chatman ten dollars plus costs for drunkenness and one dollar plus costs for vagrancy.
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Robert Chatman
JJ Rayst
Roosevelt weighs in on Cripple Creek strike action
President Roosevelt has advised Governor Peabody to reduce the field force to no more than 500 soldiers in Cripple Creek. Chief Justice Campbell was questioned by the president to obtain accurate information on the strike and political situation. Roosevelt aims to use influence with mine leader Mitchell to avert a coal miners strike in Colorado.
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Cal
Roosevelt
Cripple Creek
Ing
Peabody
Campbell
Wessinnaton
Mitchell
Colorado
Daniel Boone Dead In San Francisco Career Overview
Daniel Boone a female activist trainer died in San Francisco on Monday night. He was born in Kentucky and served as a captain in the Confederate army.
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San Francisco
Daniel Boone
Femeda Actimst
Kentucky
Prisoners' Board To Cost 17 Cents A Day In Cook County
Chicago October 13 Sheri Barrett of Cook County announces prisoners will be fed at a cost of 17 cents per day. The menu lists bread potatoes balled meat baked hewna and duffers. Also reported accidently killed in St Joseph Missouri Damemeke a young stockman died while hunting.
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Chicago
Sherii Barrett
Cook County
St, Joseph. Mo
Damemeke
Just One A Day How the Coffee Drank Compromises Health
A reader cites cases of heart trouble from daily coffee use and credits Postum Coffee as a safer alternative. The letter frames coffee as harmful to some individuals and praises Postum’s healthful effects while urging readers to seek the company’s free book.
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Ohio
Indy
Iid
Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
New York Stocks Open with Gains Across Railroads
The market opened strong with railroad shares advancing up to a high percent, led by Atchison and Union Pacific. Industrials rallied on short-covering while sugar and steel issues slipped. overall volume around 3,700 shares with numerous price shifts noted across major rail and utility names.
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Atchison U. P
Missouri Pacific
Evie
Pennsyt
Vania
Reading
St. Paul
Bugar
Atchison
Amalgamated Copper
Pennsylvania
Pina W G Ufgts Roughs and Sheep Market Notes
Market report shows roughs at 4000, prime wethers at 304.50, good mixed offerings around 839.85, with lamb and cull prices listed. Shipping and supply terms include cholien lambs at 5.50 to 96.80 and various low to mid range lots, reflecting a steady fair.
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Grassere
Shinmenim
Strang
Wall Street Stocks Inch Higher Amid Mixed Reports
On Wall Street reports show American stocks firmer in London by small margins. Industrial and railroad shares rally amid good loan demand while steel output remains restricted across regions. Russian Japanese tensions dampen some optimism but overall market readings are cautious with rising treasury activity and a new stock issue in Britain.
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New York
London
Erie
Pittsburg
Car and Foundry
Republic Steel
Quald
Bush
Missouri Pacific
Grand Trunk
England
Indianapo lis live stock prices and cattle market tone
Indianapolis market notes show steady or lower prices across cattle with mixed stockers and cows. Hog receipts and shipments weaker, sheep and lambs firm to higher, New York provisions and Chicago grain rounds included with volatile commodity quotes.
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Vanrk Capes
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Hepita
Msere
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