Peruna Endorsed by Noted Military Figures
Prominent national figures including Col Nathaniel Shatswell and Lt Col Charles W Bowman endorse Peruna as a catarrh and cold remedy. Testimonials claim quick relief, improved digestion, and strengthened nerves. Ad highlights that Peruna is a trusted internal remedy with no substitutes, urging readers to seek the Hartman Sanitarium for confidential advice.
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Nathaniel Shatswell
W. E. Grissom
Henry
Ellis County
Tex
Peruna
Chas. W. Bowman
Lanham
D. J. Russell
North Carolna
Wilmington
United States
Pritchard
Blackburn and Linney
D. L. Russell
Indiana Republican momentum fueled by Watson tours
Congressman James Watson campaigned in Indiana saying crowds felt Roosevelt enthusiasm. He noted two meetings so far, with Elwood drawing about 2,000 people and Kokomo drawing about 3,900. He cautioned it was early to predict outcomes.
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James Watson
Indiana
Watson
Congressman Watson
Roosevelt
Elwood
Kokomo
Republican Party
Republican
Rach
Repubilcan
Angry crowd smashes auto in Brussels incident
An automobile driven by David Adams of New York struck a woman and child near Hartlere, seriously injuring them. A mob gathered and smashed the car before authorities intervened. In Rising Run Indiana, James Gillespie faces a second trial for his sister’s murder, with another descendant to be tried concurrently.
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Brussels
Sept. S
David Adams
New York
Hartlere
Gillespie
Rising Run
Ind
James Gillesmie
Little Comforters Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Travel Ad
A traveling companion product, Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills, touted to calm nerves and prevent dizziness and headaches on journeys. Claims quick, harmless relief from pain and motion sickness, with a money back offer if the first package fails to profit.
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Miles
Tam
Mief
Wufferere
M. H. Chartus
T. Loule
Senator Beveridge Is Home Again
Senator Albert J. Beveridge returns to Indianapolis after a Maine summer, resting before resuming political engagements. He plans a Marion County speaking itinerary managed by County Chairman Harry B. Smith, with a first speech in Indianapolis to be scheduled, focusing his attention on Indiana.
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Maine
Albert J. Everidge
Indianapolis
Beveridge
Marion County
Harry B. Smith
Indiana
Night clerk found murdered at Greek hotel
New York on September 8 Butler a night clerk at the Greek hotel 30 East Forty-second street was murdered Wednesday night and the safe rifled. Manager Ringer found him Thursday morning in a pool of blood with head and face battered. Bell boy Percy Howard 23 was nursing Seward had been at the hotel only a few days and had no references. A general alarm went out for his arrest. The motive was robbery and $250 was taken.
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New York
Sept
Butler
E. Forty-second St
Ringer
Percy Howard
Seward
Boys Steal Wheat From Box Car in Brightwood
Light boys under 16 were arraigned before Judge Stuths on charges of stealing 13 bushels of wheat from Big Four freight cars in Brightwood. Seven pleaded guilty as the case headed to court. Dead skunk ties up traffic on Onondaga Valley line when a Syracuse rapid transit car hits the animal, blocking rails for hours.
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Stuths
Brightwood
Onondaga Valley
Syracuse
Two Boys Arrested for Loitering In Police Court
William Stubbleworth and John Kingstey appeared in police court charged with loitering after claiming they slept in a shady spot near Haughville while traveling. They said they were found by two patrolmen and were ordered to pay fines and costs.
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William Stubbleworth
John Klngstey
Madigan
Wis
Cincinnati
Haughville
Four Men Fined in Police Court for Riding Without Lights
Four men named Light Up David Bower Thomas Pierson Amos Schweinsberger and Vincenzo Sperraz were arrested Wednesday night for riding without lights. They were fined $6 each in police court on Thursday as the city vows to enforce the bicycle ordinance against riding too fast or without a lamp at night.
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David Bower
Thomas Pierson
Amos Schweinsberger
Vincenzo Sperraz
Pleaded Own Cause in Theft and Borrowing Case
Ben Howard and William Minor of Greeley faced police court trial for stealing 3 1 2 dozen ears of corn and borrowing a horse and wagon without consent. Montague testified the wagon carried corn. Minor claimed purchase and mistaken ownership of the horse. Howard was dismissed. Minor received judgment and fines. Czar to Inspect Fleet in Cronstadt voyage. Emperor Nicholas II sent to Cronstadt to inspect the Baltic fleet from St. Petersburg.
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William Minor
Greeley At
Montague
Minor
Howard
Czar
ST. Petersburg
Emperor Nicholas Heft
Cronstadt
Baltic
Parker editors visit Rosemount in Vermont campaign
Esopus New York September visit of Democratic editors to Rosemount near Kingston for Judge Parker's reception. Steamer St John arrived at Rosemount dock at 11:26 am and editors hailed the nominee amid speeches. Charles Knapp and Josephus Daniels urged victory, praising Parker and urging unity and disciplined press support.
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N. Y
Rosemount
Judge Parker
Kingston
St. John
New York City
Grand Central Station
Sorgi
Martin
Hyde Park
the St. John
Josephus Daniels
North Carolina
Charles W. Knapp
St. Louis
Knapp
Parker
Gue
Democratic Party
Aton B. ‘Parker
St Louie
Nearly 260 Horses Enter State Fair Racing Fixtures
State fair racing programs list near 260 entries with full fields in every event. The schedule spans Tuesday through Friday featuring 2:20 and 2: to trot pace events, 2:25 and 2:12 purses ranging up to 1 000, including special matches and the Rex American Stake race on closing day.
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Robert N. Newton
Yorkville
Clostsarter
Chas
W. Travis
Lafayette
W. W. Morgan
Crawfordeville
H. R. Gentry
Bloomington
C. H. Anthony
Muncie
Sterting Holt
Indianapolis
Nan R
Mainr C
Butoveen
Rex Americus Fair Adds Seven Entries and Daily Circus Acts
The Rex Americus fair will feature seven entries for the same amount. Alongside the regular program, eight big circus acts will perform daily in front of the grand stand and the In-Manapolis military band will deliver concerts each day.
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In- Manapolis
Numerous Prominent Women Gather for Indiana Club Meet
Among guests for the State federation of women's clubs October 12 to 14 are Mrs Charles W Fairbanks wife of the Republican vice presidential candidate and Daughters of the American Revolution president Miss Minetta Taylor of Greencastle. Mrs Sarah Platt Decker of Denver head of the National federation. and Mrs Ward of Massachusetts. They will speak and an ergological discussion will involve Mrs Fabanks Decker Ward Taylor and Prof Routzabn. At least Indianapolis club women are expected. A fourth damage suit stems from the July 25 streetcar wreck at Missouri and WWW Washington sts and seeks 10000 from the streetcar company and the Biz Four railroad.
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de Elkhart
Ind
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Charles W. Fairbanks
Daughters of the American Evolution
Minetta Taylor
Greencastle
State Federation
Sarah Platt Decker
Denver
National Federation of Women’s Clubs
Ward
Massachusetts
National Federation
Fabanks
Decker
Mra. Ward
Taylor
Routzabn
Indianapolis
Missouri
Washington Sts
Turple Romans
Samuel Romans
Atree Car Company
Biz Four Railroad
Railroad President Visited Indianapolis for Elevation Talks
Fr. Bled, president of the C. & D. railway system, arrived in Indianapolis Thursday and stopped at the Claypool hotel. His brief visit was understood to concern the track elevation question.
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Indianapolis
Fr. Bled
C. @. & D. railway system
Claypool Hotel
Lost 350000000 in Philadelphia finance collapse
E Frank Carson, a Germantown lawyer, told a Friendship Liberal League audience that failures of the National ashport company of America and the Consolidated Lake Superior company caused about 150 million dollars in losses to Philadelphia citizens and three leading lawyers. He predicted lawsuits in Harrisburg Washington and a local court in January. Names of the lawyers were not disclosed.
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Philadelphia
National Ashport Company of America
Consolidated Lake Superior Company
Bard
E. Frank Carnon
Germantown
Trague
Carson
Mr. Carson
Harrisburg
Washington
City Hall
Interurban wreck near Peru injures six passengers
An eastbound Fort Wayne & Wabash Valley interurban car from Peru to Wabash, with Motormen Tobias of Wabash and Conductor Whitehead of Peru and six passengers aboard, failed to stop at an open switch two miles east of Peru. It collided with a load of gravel cars, leaving the car smashed and all aboard shaken. Reverend A L Blake of Payne Ohio sustained serious injuries including facial cuts and a badly lacerated leg. the crash blamed on an employee leaving the switch open.
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Wabash
Ind
Peru
Fort Wayne
Tobias
Whitehead
A. L. Blake
Payne, O
Gortelyou Comes West to Review GOP Campaign
Gortelyou arrived in Chicago to review western campaign work amid high satisfaction with eastern prospects. He noted Vermont results as especially gratifying and conferred with Secretary Dover and other national committee members at headquarters. Evangelist B Woodworth-Etter to lead revival meetings in a Shelby Street tent starting Thursday at 5 p.m.
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Runtge
Scripps-McRae
Chicago
Cartelyou
Republican National Committee
Vermont
Cortelyau
Dover
National Committee
B. Woodworth-Etter
Shelby St
Bryan and
Raymond-sts
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Building Permits and Repairs Across Multiple Streets
A list of building permits and repairs is slated across numerous streets including Senate Avenue Shefield Avenue and Highland with values ranging from 40 to 7500 dollars. Names mentioned include H Elsite Henry Noggle Peter Benz Merls fan-st and Frank Woodbridge among others with activities such as frame repairs cottages and cement fences. The entries cite addresses on Burton Avenue Broadwn Mary Peters Wright Avenue and Pratt Street with varied project types and costs.
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H. Elsite
Senate
Hi. L. Caslin
Mary Peters
Wilcox
Arthur Gillet
Randolph
Fred Wallman
George N. Collyer
Trowbridge-ab
Acker
Park Ar Henry Weehler
Hingsie Clark
MariIn de Tamble
Lewis-st
S. Q. Leak
Frame
Morrie-at
Cattle and hog prices steady in Indianapolis market report
Receipts varied with cattle and hogs showing strength and steady to higher demand. Steers and heifers ranged from common to prime, with bulls and calves and feeder stock noted. hogs and sheep also reported firm to higher market conditions across multiple regions including Pittsburg Chicago New York and Cincinnati.
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Indianapolis
Indianafolie
Pittsburg
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Cincinnati
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