Peruna Endorsed By Father for Child’s Cure
A district agent from Elwood Indiana recounts his daughter Helen’s lifelong stomach trouble and catarrh being cured after using Peruna. He praises the remedy’s effects, notes no adverse symptoms, and offers to answer letters seeking guidance. Dr Hartman of Columbus Ohio offers free advice.
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Ww. G. Burress
Home Co-Operative Union
E. Main St
Elwood
Ind
Helen
Peruna
Burress
Indiana
United States
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
The
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Fly Bite Causes Death of Williamsburg Man
George Ledhurst, 50, a glass molder from Williamsburg, died Wednesday night from blood poisoning after a fly bit his right thumb over two weeks earlier. Inflammation developed from the bite leading to his death in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George Leadhurst
Williamsburg
Marconi Sees Europe-America Wireless Link Soon
Signor Marconi, the wireless telegraphy inventor, told an interviewer that he has completely solved long distance wireless communication and expects direct Europe to America contact in the immediate future. He will spend time with King Victor Emmanuel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Signor Marconi
Europe
America
Marconi
Victor - Emmanuel
Robbers Blast Bank Vault Then Flee Near Hotel Rockue
In Goshen Indiana on September 11 robbers wired the hotel area and forced entry into J. S. Mather and Sons private bank two doors from the hotel. They shattered the outer vault door with nitroglycerine and abandoned the job, apparently frightened off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen Ind
Backache Cause Linked to Kidney Trouble Promises Cure
An Indianapolis resident, F C Cook of 515 Daugherty St, describes relief from back and groin pain using Deans Kidney Pills. He claims pills cured troublesome kidney secretions and back pain, with no need for further remedies. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents, Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster-Milburn, Co
Buffalo
N. C
United States
Dean’s
Indictment Issued Against Rosa Dauphin in Perjury Case
Grand jury in New Orleans announces an indictment for perjury against Rosa LaBranche Dauphin widow of Maximilian Dauphin former president of the Louisiana State Lottery. Authorities seek requisition papers to arrest her near New York. Evidence alleges theft from the Dauphin estate totaling about 254000 dollars. Her home was seized but she disappeared with valuables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Orleans
Grand Jury
Rosa LaBranche Dauphin
Maximilian Dauphin
Louisiana State Lottery
Dauphin
New York
Louisiana Lottery Co
Porche
Lignitz narrowly escapes capture during Berlin maneuvers
Berlin dispatch reports Prince Eitel Fritz of the Guards narrowly escaped capture during Wednesday war maneuvers at Frankfort on the Oder. The simulated battle saw a breakthrough by the Red center, with Gen. Von Lignitz blamed for the Blues and expected to resign after the maneuvers.
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Berlin
Sept. U
Frankfort-on- Oder
Eitel Fritz
von Lignitz
Blues
Nixon President of Shipbuilding Co in New Union Group
New York September 11 Lewis Nixon the young ship builder and former Tammany leader was chosen president of the United States Shipbuilding Co The group formed with 45 million capital comprises eight ship building firms Henry L Scott of Union Iron Works San Francisco was elected chairman of the board of directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lewis Nixon
Tammany Hall
United States Shipbuilding Co
Henry L. Scott
Union
Ion Works
San Francisco
E.rectors
Engineers Propose 7 Mile Sierra Nevada Tunnel
New York September 11 Engineers for the Southern Pacific railroad submitted reports to President Harriman recommending a tunnel through the Sierra Nevada mountains about 34 800 feet long nearly seven miles at an estimated cost of around 14 million dollars
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Southern Pacific Railroad
Harriman
Sierra Nevada Mountains
Pie Social Planned by A. D. Streight Circle 16
The Ladies of the G A R circle will host a pie social Friday night at Mrs. Sarah Herrick’s home located at 1131 Prospect Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Streight
The
G. A.R
Sarah Herrick
Prospect-st
Strike disrupts Swift and Co wagon service in Chicago
All Swift and Co union teamsters struck at midnight halting 45 city meat wagons. About 100 to 150 drivers, carts and stock wagons walkout as tensions rise with the union over arbitration grievances. Some workers seek raises from nine to twelve dollars weekly. bakery wagon drivers push for seventeen dollars weekly at National Biscuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Swift & Co
State Board of Arbitration
Arbitration Board
Illinois Telephone Company
National Biscuit Company
Strike Ties Up Eight South Chicago Elevators
A newly formed elevator workers union strikes eight South Chicago grain elevators Rosenbaum Rialto Peavey BB C McReynolds Merritt and Little Calumet. The walkout stems from employers’ refusal to recognize the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Rosenbaum
Rialto
Peavey
McReynolds
Merritt
Little Calumet
Dead Boston Captain Andrews Proven Legally Dead
Probate court in Suffolk county grants letters of administration to Horace W. Andrews of Newark for the estate of Capt. William A. Andrews who twice crossed the Atlantic solo in cockle shell boats and is now legally dead. Andrews left three children and his widow, who remarried, awaits formal notices while relatives express belief he is drowned after long silence.
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Boston
Wm. A. Andrews
Atlantic
Suffolk County
Horace W. Andrews
Newark
Cape Horn
West Indianapolis Line Extension To Meet Plainfield Route
President McGowan announced workers on the College Avenue street car line will shift to extend the West Indianapolis line to meet the Indianapolis and Plainfield line. The Belt railroad crossing at grade will occur within city limits. About 1,000 feet of track remains to lay, with a large force ready. Work on the College Avenue line will resume after fair week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGowan
College-are
West Indianapolis
Indianapolis
Plainfield
Plainfield Company
Belt Railroad
College-ave
Young Grady Found Wanderer Near City Hall Park
Henry W. Grady of Atlanta son of the former Atlanta Constitution editor and current staff member was found walking aimlessly in City Hall park after missing from Norfolk, Virginia. He appeared unkempt, did not recognize friends, and said someone was after him. He was placed under medical care until his family could arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry W. Grady
Atlanta
Atlanta Constitution
City Hall Park
Norfolk
Former deputy shot while resisting highwayman in St Louis
Albert Autenreith, ex deputy sheriff from the Clayton area, was shot resisting a highwayman near the western city limits on Wednesday night. The bullet lodged in his lung and recovery appears unlikely.
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ST. Louis
Albert Autenreith
Clayton
Local Firms Record Capital Increases Across States
The Alexandria Times notes multiple incorporation filings and capital tallies: Winchester Elevator, Winchester 38000. Diamond Stone, Bloomington 100000. Jefferson Coal and Mining, Linton 50000. Hickson Manufacturing, Muncie 100000. Wilson Humphrey & Co., Logansport 125000. Vanderburg Benefit and Burial Assoc, Evansville. American Building and Loan, Frankfort 100000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Elevator Company
Winchester
Diamond Stone Company
Bloomington
Jefferson Coal and Mining Company
Linton
Hickson Manufacturing Company
Muncie
Wilson, Humphrey & Co
Logansport
Vanderburg
Evansville
American’ Building and Loan Association
Frankfort
Uncle Russell Bound 10 Work
New York. Russell Sage, despite wife and physician warnings, went to his office at Cedarhurst Long Island home and arrived at his usual hour Thursday morning. He wore a heavy overcoat and appeared unwell but stated he did not feel badly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Russell Sage
J. B. Munn
Big Red Men Demonstration for T G Harrison Event
A largeRed Men demonstration honors T G Harrison newly elected Great Incohenee for the United States. A 4 p.m. Grand Hotel reception precedes a parade from Capitol ave to Tow to Torolinson hall. Harrison receives a loving cup from Wilson Brooks with many tribal speakers at a speaking program and entertainment.
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T. G. Harrison
United States
Grand Hotel
Tow
Capitol Ave
Marylandst
Mr. Harrison
Torolinson Hall
Wilson Brooks
Indianapolis
Tishi-i-mingo
Palmete
Red Cloud
Minnewah
Hiawatha
Newasa
Ithasca
Wichita
Nokomis
Pokagon
Pawtucket
Council of Pochahontas
Tram derailment kills passenger in Chattanooga incident
In Chattanooga Tennessee a car on the electric railway jumped the track on Thursday. Passenger E Clemens died instantly and James McFarland was injured after an obstacle on the tracks went unseen by the motorman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
Chattanooga Electric Railway
E. Clemens
James McFarland
Local Births Deaths and Marriages Noted in CityRecords
Birth notices list Frank A Hart and Annie Hart at 2216 Union Street with a girl. Sylvester Montgomery and Sarah Montgomery at 802 Bates Street with a boy. many more couples with addresses and newborns. Death notices include Mildred Ross and Xenia Cox among others with causes such as enterocolitis and cancer of the liver. Multiple marriages are recorded including Gad W. Gleason with Mary Cotton and Willard Wayman with Helen Roach among numerous other couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A
Annie Hart
Sylvester
Sarah Montgomery
Bates St
Cora Ward
W. Henry St
William H
Kate Saunders
D. W
Munden
Concordia St
Jacob and
Rose Peters
Crawfordsville Pike
Joseph
Rebecca O'Mara
J. A
Mary Watts
N. Bevilleave
Benjamin and
Julia Peters
Kentucky Ave
James P
Anna Davis
Forestave
James C
Annie Jameson
Parkave
Mary Hartman
Arch-st
William and Henrietta Lichtenburg
Ohio-st
John and
Orpha Pickering
Jackson-st
Lee R
Amelia Finehout
Gad W. Gleason
Mary Cotton
A. Fleener
Florence Willingham
Willard C. Wayman
Helen &E. Roach
Elwyn
Cornell
Anna H. Atchison
William M. Silver
Flora B. Wheeling
Luke A. Hoffner
Ida M. Baldwin
Alpha
West
Lillian Andrews
George E. Alter
Diana J. Swanton
Thomas H. Bruner
Dora A. Dell
Charles F. Bartholomew
Edna Supple
Charles J. Bernd
Emma Miller
Edward Lueuemann
Rosa &£. Bienke
Edward L. Reinhardt
Cora B. Rhoads
William L. McClain
Belle Meyers
Local property repair and addition records on city list
A list of repair and renovation values for multiple city properties including dwellings cottages additions sheds porches and cellars. Names and addresses accompany each project with costs ranging from 25 to 600 dollars for repairs remodeling and building work.
Americans in London Steady Amid Broad Market Outlook
Americans in London show parity with steady tone as the market broadens. Reports note strong sugar trade demand ahead, coal and corn conditions steady, and a positive outlook for heavy demand. Standard Oil and rail interests cited as bullish in London with Canadian Pacific earnings rising in early September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smelters
Gould
Rockefeller
Standard Oil
Russell Sage
Atchison
London
Southern Pacific
Canadian Pacific
Indianapolis Stockyards Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices Report
Receipts at Indianapolis Union Stockyards show 500 cattle shipments on Thursday with ranges from light to prime export steers and heifers, 1,000 to 1,400 lbs average for good to prime beef cattle, plus feeders and stockers values. Hogs receipts total 3,000 with best heavies near 7.65, mixed and light categories, while sheep and lambs see spring lambs at 4.75 to 4.75 and yearlings and stock sheep from 2.00 to 3.75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
City Grain Market Wheat and Corn Prices Steady
Wheat and corn futures hold steady with No. 1 white at 62 cents and No. 2 white at 62 cents. Oats show 30 to 31 cents, hay quotes range from 9.00 to 11.00 dollars for timothy, and inspections list several rejected and merchantable cars totaling seven for wheat and nineteen for corn and other lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy
Chicago Grain and Provisions Market Moves Sept Prices
Chicago market reports wheat rising about 1 1/2 cents with September at 72 3 4 to 73 1 2 cents and December at 68 1 2 to 69 1 2 cents. Corn up around 1/4 cent with September near 59 1 2 and December near 56 1 2 cents. Oats higher with September about 41 2 to 31 1 2 cents and December around 31 1 2 cents. January pork quoted near 14.00 to 14.50, lard 8.42 to 8.98, ribs 7 1 2 to 7 90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Stock Market Firms on Opening Amid Health News and Crop Report
New York trading opens firm as healthy Russell Sage signals improve and London boosts sentiment backed by a favorable government crop report. Reading gains on strike settlement rumors, Gates deal spurs a lift in Colorado Fuel & Iron before a denial cools activity. Noon prices show St. Paul 1 1/2, U.P. 111 1/2, B.&O. 17, Reading 75, sales 491,400. Nearby items list pork, butter, cheese, eggs, tallow and poultry prices.
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New York
Russell Sage
London
Baltimore & Ohio
Gates
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Goulds
St. Paul
U. P
Erie
Pennsylvania
Atchison
Southern Pacific
Reading
Cattle Hog and Sheep Market Report from East Liberty
East Liberty market notes light cattle supply and steady tone with ranges for grades. Hogs show slow sale with price declines while sheep and lambs remain firm on sheep and higher on lambs with varied classes listed.
Chicago Dairy Prices and Poultry Market Report
Chicago markets list dairy and poultry prices including Butter-Creameries at 18c, Cheese-Twins 10 1 2c, young Americas 10c, Swiss 12 1 2c. Live poultry quotes Chickens 11c, springs 13c, turkeys 18c, geese 4.00 66.00, ducks 10c. Eggs 6c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cattle Hog and Sheep Receipts Reported at Union Stockyards
Union Stockyards NL reports September 11 receipts totaling 8 000 cattle with quiet steady demand and prices from 1.50 to 8.80 per head for beeves, 19 000 hogs with higher bids from 7.00 to 7.75, and 13 000 sheep with native and western grades selling between 2.40 and 5.65 per head.
East Buffalo Live Stock Market Report
East Buffalo New York September 11 cattle offerings 100 head market steady common to fair 1.50 to 3.25 dollars per head good stock scarce calves 5.50 to 8.25 dollars hog receipts 26 cars market active 5 10c lower best workers 7.85 to 7.90 light 7.75 to 7.85 mixed packers 7.84 to 8.05 heavier 8.05 to 8.15 two decks 8.20 pigs 7.65 to 7.80 skips 6.50 to 6.75 roughs 6.75 to 7.25 stags 5.50 to 6.00 sheep and lambs receipts 11 cars market steady for lambs sheep scarce stronger top native lambs 5.60 to 5.75 fair to good 3.50 to 5.50 only and common 3.25 to 4.85 yearlings 4.00 to 4.25 mixed sheep tops 3.60 to 3.75 wethers 1.75 to 3.50 all wethers 3.30 to 4.15
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liberty
D. d
East Buffalo
N. Y
Cattle and Hogs Steady as Receipts Hit City Market
Cincinnati market reports for September 11 show cattle receipts at 484 steady, hogs at 1,959 active, and sheep and lamb prices steady to stronger. Lambs quoted at extras around 25.55 with overall firm to higher on the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
The Jobbing Trade Prices From Shippers
Prices paid by shippers listed for animal products and imports. Springs ten cents, fowls nine and fraction cents, old turkeys hens and toms mixed. Ducks seven cents, geese five per pound, fresh eggs sixteen to eighteen cents. Cheese New York full cream twelve to eighteen cents, Swiss and brick varieties noted. Hides and tallow values shown by grade, wool and wagon lot merchantable wool and unmerchantable varieties included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Barry Jane
Prices for groceries and provisions in 19th century listing
A long catalog of foodstuffs and commodities with prices, including flour, bran, oatmeal, sugar, and canned goods. Various fruits and vegetables are listed with per unit or per bushel prices. Meats, bacon, sausage, and seafood show per pound costs, along with medicines and household chemicals in smaller quantities. The dense list reflects market rates and item availability.
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Ghuoren
Wm. G. Burress
Helen A-M-Burress
F. C. Cook
Daugherty St
Dean
Nixon
Pie Social
Thomas £. Chandler
Mera
of Thomas
Chanter
Wverm
Capt. Andrews
BIG Track Gang
Grady
Alexandria Times
Alexandria
Sun's
Uncle Russell
RED Men
Mildred O. Ross
Xenia Cox
E. South St
Melvin
Josephine H. Prince
Jennie E. Wells
Rosa E. Chaney
Northwestern Ave
Isaac N. Champion
Hoyt Ave
Ford C. Smock
Seventeenth and
Sheldon-st
J. S. Motherhead
St. Joe-st
Delaware-st
Sarah E. Wallace
Oak-st
F. M. Willis
Trowbridge-st
A. C. Ayres
N. Senate-ave
Hannah N. Furnas
Central-ave
E. R. Hisey
Oliver-ave
Thomas E. Pottes
Boss,swain&co
the Progress Clothing
Stevenson Big
Indianafoles Clothing
Mats & Furnishings
Wall-St
Meyer & Kiser
Indianapolis Securities
Stocks
Seesnesneseene
Belt
Snencevcoteneesdad
Indianapolis Street Railway
American National Bank
Eee
Capital National Bank
Columbia National Bank
Merchants’ National Bank
Indiana National Bank
Central Trust Company
Marion Trust Company
Union Trust Company
Eee Security Trust Company
Nit
Indiana Trust Company
Home Brewing Company
Wee Eeanee
Indianapolis Fire Ins
American Central Life
Ind. Guarantee and Title Co
Law Building
Indianapolis Cold Storage
Ces T. B. Laycock Mfg
Ceeteee
J. T. Polk
Io Indianapolis Sas
P. Wasson
Atlas
Indianapolis Street T Railway
Ds Am
Vcell
Indianapolis Gas Co
Citizens’ Street Railway
Union Traction Co
Elgin
East Liberty Live
Chicago Produce Market
Union Stockyards
California
Valencia
Baltimore
Java
Rio
Arioga
Jersey
Carac Dusworth’s
Columbia A
Windsor A. Ridgeway
Phoenix A
Empire A
Ideal Golden
Windsor
Windsor Ex. C
Ney
Louisiana
Castile
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