Peruna Endorsements From Readers Across North America
A collection of testimonials from Florence Wayland of Binneapolis Mary Gray of Walkerville and Mary Kemkemer of Cleveland praise Peruna for curing or easing catarrhal and respiratory ailments. The letters claim quick relief from colds and lingering stomach and lung issues with continued use. The appeal notes societal women and exposure during social seasons and invites readers to contact Dr Hartman for advice at Columbus Ohio.
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Florence Wayland
Peruna
Mary Gray
Walkerville
Ontario
Canada
Mary Kemkemer
Rayner St
Cleveland
Ohio
Misa Margaret Hueston
Linden St
Indianapolis
Ind
Margaret Hurston
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Tragedy Follows Jealousy Rumors In Richmond
In Richmond Indiana on October 22 Ira McGriff shot his wife twice then killed himself after a deadly quarrel spurred by jealous rumors. Mrs McGriff survived though gravely wounded. the incident ended a once respected local marriage and sparked widespread gossip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Ind
Hunner
McGriff
Julia Marlowe to retire from stage in Chicago
Julia Marlowe will retire temporarily after her current engagement and will not act again until forming a three year partnership with Edward H. Sothern in Shakespeare revivals under Chas Frohman. She plans to live in New York and write magazine articles until the tour opens next autumn. Dissatisfaction with her current play is given as the reason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Julia Marlowe
Edward H. Sothern
Chas Frohman
Marlowe
New York
Dr Miles Ner Vine Sleep Promise Ad Appears
An advertisement touts Dr Miles Ner Vine as a remedy for insomnia and nervous trouble claiming strengthened nerves and better sleep. The terse copy ends with a garbled brand name Dejay and Epa amid unclear text.
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Miles
Admiral Schley Working Memoirs On Santiago Campaign
Washington Oct 2 Admiral Schley is writing a memoir from his career. He has finished the Greeley expedition chapter and its portrayal. The Santiago campaign is expected to be a centerpiece, tied to his naval board trial. Friends say the review will be censure free and supported by public documents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Schley
Greeley
Santiago
Naval Board
Series of misfortunes befall James D Dunigan in Columbia
Catholic Columbia Record manager James D Dunigan endures a sequence of accidents. A sprained ankle confines him at home after a fall and later a plaster fragment struck his head, delaying his return to the office. In a separate report, a B&O rail collision near Parkersburg kills one engineer and leaves a fireman missing, while political unrest in Santo Domingo prompts naval involvement.
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James D. Dunigan
Columbia Record
Mr. Dunigan
SUN Office
Gates sells Texas oil stake to Pittsburg firm for 25 million
Reported sale by John W. Gates of his interest in a Texas oil company to the J. M. Quifey company of Pittsburg for 25 million dollars. The Texas company now produces about 20,000 barrels daily. In Kansas City the water system failed again, leaving the entire city without water for a third time in five months after a large main broke late Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
John W. Gates
Texas Oil Company
J. M. Quifey Company
Pittsburg
Texas Company
Kanbas City
Dan Hannas Wife Married to Stallo in New York
A tardy notice reveals May Harrington Hanna wed Edmund Ritt ridge Stalla on April 27 in New York. The couple resides at 687 Madison Avenue. Mrs Hanna, formerly of Cleveland, married Dan Hanna, son of an Ohio senator, and the groom is a lawyer banker and financier with the Seenth National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
May Harrington Hanna
Edmund Rittridge Stalla
Stalla
Madison-Ive
Woman mails letter by pulling fire alarm hook
In Terre Haute Indiana a woman mistook a southern city fire-alarm box for a mail drop and pulled the hook Wednesday. Fire units responded quickly. three of the four squads ran over a mile amid scattered dynamite finds elsewhere.
Drunken Visit Lands Bert Bangle in Indy Court
Spencer Indiana resident Bert Bangle faced police court arraignment for intoxication after arriving in the city to visit a friend. He claimed he did not mean to get drunk, blaming his companion Booze for leading him astray. The judge released him with a warning to abstain in the future or face the workhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Bangle
Spencer
Ind
Bangle
Whallon
Indianapolis
Squabble Over a Steam Heating Plant Suit Filed
Henry Kothe sues Levi Pierson for 5000 alleging breach of contract over a party wall and steam heating plant. Kothe says both were to share upkeep, Pierson did not cooperate, and Pierson hired men to remove a boiler without consent in a well known business circle dispute.
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Henry Kothe
Levi 3
Pierson
Kothe
Forest fires menace state reservation in Clark County
In Clark county forest fires threaten 1,400 acres of state acquired reserve. Secretary Freeman and forestry officials dispatched crews Thursday morning to the site to begin firefighting efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark County
Freeman
Board of Forestry
Abyssinian King Menelik Eyes St Louis Expo Visit
Dispatch from Premier Ig of Abyssinia reports King Menelik and Queen Talta wish to attend the St Louis Exposition. A decision hinges on a conference with Commissioner Skinner, who plans to visit Abyssinia within two months. Conditions include travel to America, return on an American warship, and sovereign honors.
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Rome
Abyssinia
Menelik
St. Louis Exposition
Queen Talta
Skinner
Menelk
America
Pettijohn and Manton Contested Election Fate Questioned
Democratic county committee members alleged Pettijohn and Manton were counted out in a council race. Reports claim Pettijohn would have won by 1% if contested and Manton by 11 votes. Some locals say the window for contests has passed, though Pettijohn may still pursue legal action if new evidence emerges.
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Charles C. Petitjohn
Willem Manton
Counciljarge
Bhy
Edward W. Little
Pettijohn
William Manton
Pettjohn
Dr. Rood Survives Tetanus After Accidental Injection
DES MOINES I N Ort Dr E D Rood a prominent physician accidentally injected tetanus into a lockjaw patient while treating him. Extensive measures were used to save his life. The doctor, who prepared to die a week ago, had planned to dispose of his property. In Columbus Ohio Oct hr Mrs Samuel Boswell admits sending decoy letters to ZL White and Senator Hanna claiming need for money and is under arrest.
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Columbus. G
Oct
Samuel Boswell
ZL. White
Senator Hanna
Boswell
Steamer May Be Lost Overdue Out of Sydney
London reports eight days overdue for the Australian steamer Ov alain from Norfolk Island to Sydney with grave fears for her safety. Cleveland workers discovered a severed hand at C P ore docks, believed from an explosion death. Washington announces new Indiana postmasters Orn Fisher at Pence and L E Anna at Rugby Warren County.
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London
Ovalain
Norfolk Island
Sydney
Cleveland
Indiana
Washington
Orn W. Fisher
Pence
Victim Dies in Vermillon Township Shooting
Mrs. James H. Reed, age 6, was shot and killed at her nephew Louis Smiths Vermillon township home after he mistook her for a burglar during a two day visit. Smith fainted upon realizing the mistake and remains in collapse.
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Sandusky
James H. Reed
Louis Smith
Smith
Vermillon Township
HIAWATHA Brawl Leads to Assault Charge
In Washington-et locality John Kinney and Ed Blakeley clashed over the tune Hiawatha at 1 BE. Kinney demanded stopping the Infernal music and both men traded jabs until police intervened. Kinney faced assault and battery accusations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Blakely
Seloen
Washington-et
John Kinney
Kinney
Blakeley
Wall Street in London markets steady amid mixed signals
On Wall Street Meyer and Kuser report American stocks in London trading near parity with modest gains in rails. Active stocks include Pennsylvania, New York Central, and Canadian Pacific. Notable notes cite steel rail prices and a cautious stance on copper arbitration prospects. Banking and utility issues show varied activity with numerous Indiana firms listed among more than a hundred securities.
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Meyer & Kuser
New York
London
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Canadian Pacific
S. Steel
American Car and Foundry
St. Louis
Iron Age
Gould
Westinghouse
Big Four
Bank of England
American Car Foundry
Pressed Steel Car
W. U
B. R. T. Meit P
Manhattan
IMM
East Buffalo Livestock Market Report Oct 29
Cattle receipts ten cars steady trade with prime steers at 2.10 to 5.75, fair to good heifers 1764 25, bulls 3.75 to 4.10, stockers and feeders 9 to 4.5, milkers and springers 25 to 60. Veals and calves dull with tops 68, heavy fat calves 0 to 6.0, sheep and lambs slow to lower with choice lambs 5.60 to 5.65, hog receipts 45 cars dull and lower with mixed grades to 6.65, and dairy and graziers 5.50 to 6.65. Chicago Union Stock Yards report cattle receipts 15,000 with prime beeves 5.00 to 5.50, hogs 700 with prices 4.50 to 5.80, sheep 9,000 with lambs steady, butter and cheese prices listed. later market notes in New York and Chicago show broad activity and mixed movements across major commodities.
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East Buffalo
Indianapolis
Chicago
Union Stockyards
Pittsburg
Pittsburg Union Stockyards
New York
Abe
Reese
Lée
Ugs
Man Fights Back as Two Robbers Strike Gambling Room
In Menphir Tennessee on October 2, two highwaymen wearing handkerchiefs over their faces entered Harry Strong’s gambling rooms. They demanded money while Strong fought back with a chair. Gunfire erupted. toll unclear. The robbers fled after a hit was scored on one of them. A suspect with a fresh wound is held at the police station.
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Menphir
Tenn
Harry Strong
Uptown
Strong
Twenty Die in Fire on German Steamship August
In mid Atlantic a German steamer the August carrying naptha was destroyed by fire. The Tageblatt reports twenty persons perished in the blaze. Also noted are stock market figures from Pittsburgh and city grain and New York provisions prices with various bids and receipts.
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Berlin
The
Tageblatt
Atlantic
Cattle and Hog Receipts Report From Cincinnati Market
Cincinnati market summary shows cattle receipts totaling 31 with widespread prices from 1.80 to 5.00 for various grades, calves at 5.00 to 7.25, hog receipts 2 active with lower trends, and sheep and lamb receipts at 417 with steady demand and high prices reaching 3.50 to 5.35 for extras.
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Oacross
Perna Lea
Miss’ Plorences Wayland
the Society ‘Women
Mary’ Kemkemer
BT. Louis
Lotus Sims
Mississippi
Diamond Joe Line
J.D. Dunigan
Parkersburg
W. Va
Morgan
Grafton
Get
Powel
al Santo Domingo
State Department
Puerto Plata
Mocha Isal
Zimihez
Dan Hanna
Stallo
Seattle
Wash
Wilson
Interurban
Lexington, Ky
AL Chiles
C. #& C. railway company
City Board of Estimate
Minnie
Reading
Minnie Heindtick
National Sentinel
Patriootic Order of
Brooklyn
Douglas
Wyo
Samonton & Co
Somonton & Co
University-place
Tenth-st
Colin” Harvey
Hugo
J. T
Hal Harvey
W. H
Coin) Harvey
Monte, Neb
William Hays
Uniontown
In@ianapoliz
Boole
Hiawatha
John Kenny
Vra
John Perrin
H.A. Schlotzhauer
Theo. Stempfel and
Andrew Smith
Ndianapolis
Wall Street
American Central Lite
American National Bank
Atlas Engine Works
Belt Railroad
Common
Brown-Ketchom Iron Works
Capital National Bank Central Trust Company
Climax Coffee and Baking Wonder Company
Columbia National Bank
Consumers’ Gas Trust Co
Delaware and Madison Counties
Indiana Title
Guaranty and Loan Company
Indiana Trust Company
Indiana Union Traction
Indianapolis Fire
Indianapolis Gas Company
Indianapolis Bereet Railway
Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Company
Law
Layceck, T. B
Mfg Co
Marion Trust Company
National Bank
Newcastle Bridge Company
New Telephone Company
People's Deposit Bank
Security Trust Company
Inion National Bank
Union Traction
Union Trust Company
van Camp Hardware Co
Wasson
Broad Ripple
Brocks
East Buffalo Livestock
Bes
Cully
Cass
New
Young Americas
Umburger
Summer Meade
Agange
Timothy
Cincinnati
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