No More Hay Fever Remedy Promises Cure
Thousands of former hay fever sufferers claim immunity via ascatco a remedy that also treats asthma catarrh and bronchitis. Begun weeks before expected attack the treatment purportedly prevents symptoms and allows hay fever season to pass without distress. The Austrian Laboratory supplies Henry J Huder in Indianapolis with fifty cent and two dollar sizes claiming lasting cures for chronic cases.
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Henry Jhuder
Indianapolis
Seattle hostesses show Indian cooks rise in kitchen demos
At the Alaska-Yukon exposition in Seattle Mrs. Thomas Burke, reputedly the best dressed in the city, praised her Ojibwa cook Sadie Quake and Chippewa bred chauffeur as proof of Native progress in domestic service. Miss Estelle Reel showcased Indian students and educators, including a Seattle Chief’s granddaughter, cooking for guests.
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Meredith
N. H
Thomas Burke
Seattle
Burke
America
Richard A. Ballinger
Fatal snake bite in Connecticut field incident
Hartford Sept 14 Thomas Dam age 55 of Hudsonville died after being bitten by a rattlesnake while cutting wood in a field owned by Fred Jonker. He leaves a widow and four children.
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Hartford
Conn
Fred Jonker
Thomas
Hudsonville
Local trains to Lebanon and many towns run hourly
Train schedule notes local trains leave In Mienapolia for Lebanon Franklin Lafayette Crawfordsville Greenfield Cambridge City Richmond New Castle Danville Greencastle Brazil Terre Haute and other stations ten minutes before the hour. Last car departs P M. Trains to Newcastle appear 10 am and 4 6 pm with through trains to Dayton and connections at Richmond for Columbus Zanesville.
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Mienapolia
Lebanon
Trankfort
Lafayette
Crawfordsville
Greenfield
Greencastle
Brazil
Terre Heure
Knighstown
Cambridge City
Richmond
Traction Co Schedules to Shelbyville Rushville Greensburg
The Indianapolis and Cincinnati Traction Company lists services to Shelbyville Rushville and Greensburg with multiple daily departures and limiteds. Freight and passenger trains run to various endpoints including Connersville and Rushville, with delivery focus at the station and specified departure times such as 1 15 p m and 2 m for different routes.
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Bhelbyville
Rushville
Greensburg
Connersville
fConnersville
Acton
Shelbyville
Chinese Barber and Tonic Practices Exposed in China
A vivid, if sensational, description outlines weekly barber rituals for Chinese men including shaving, ear cleaning, and eyelid scraping. It notes a clinical examination, then a dentist with a hoard of teeth and secret drugs. It cites rare tonics like rhinoceros horn, tiger bones, deer glue, and cobra dust as traditional cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joss House
China
Singapore
Shanghai
Wong Yik Chee
Mother-in-law accused in suit over estranged husband
Mrs. Mabel Ellacott of Detroit avenue sues her mother-in-law Mrs. Annie Ellacott for 10000 alleging alienation of affection toward her husband Clifford Ellacott, a freight manager. She says money motives and family pressure drove his leaving, and cites visitation and funeral tensions. Annie Ellacott denies further interference.
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Cleveland, CO
Mabel Ellacott
Detroit Avenue
Annie Ellacott
E. Sixtieth Street
Clifford Ellacott
Clifford
Mabel
George Ellicott
Woodland Cemetery
Pale
Rich Widow Weds A Poor Yale Student
In Zeeland Michigan a 72 year old wealthy widow, Matilda Treat, married 20 year old Yale law student Charles Raymond Goddard after he sold stockings at her home to fund his junior year. Treat is worth about 650000, and the son of the widow learned of the marriage only when he returned home.
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Zeeland
Mich
Matilda Treat
Yale Law School
Charles Raymond Goddard
Willem DeLoss
Tragedy in Plymouth and Ashland Reported Dead
In Seattle on September 14 a series of shocking events left Horace F. Fuller of City Point South Boston dead after a fall at a depot. A 25 year old man later identified as S J Paquette of Besabe Plains Vermont lay dying with a fractured skull near Winona station on the Boston Maine tracks in Ashland. A mystery surrounds this case with another death reported in Plymouth.
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Seattle
Wash
Meredith
Plymouth
Horace F. Fuller
City Point
Boston
Boston Clearing House
Laconia
Elm Hotel
S. J. Paquette
Besabe Plains
Boston & Maine
Winona Station
Ashland
Peary Attitude Undignified Says Davis
Captain John Davis of the Nimrod calls Peary's remarks undignified and urges patience before criticizing Captain Cook. He notes Shackleton’s and Scott’s expeditions will sail or have sailed, with the Nimrod’s crew averaging 25 years old as they tackle Arctic and Antarctic work.
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Jersey
Eng
South Pole
John Davis
Nimrod
E. H. Shackleton
Robert F. Scott
Davis
Peary
Cook
Explorer Deserted by Crew at Point Barrow
Arctic explorer Ernest Leffingwell reached Point Barrow with a crew of experienced whalemen who then deserted before the first voyage could begin. He planned six to seven years of Arctic exploration, aiming to charter a gasoline schooner at Victoria and assemble Eskimo crews, with hopes to sound Beaufort Sea regions despite the mass desertion.
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San Francisco
Ernest Leffingwell
Point Barrow
Leffingwell
Leffingwatell
U Fatea
Mikkelson
Duchess of Burford
Arctic
Chicago
University of Chicago
Victoria
City Record Notice of Deaths Marriages and Permits
City notes list numerous births and marriages with addresses and names. It records deaths including Arnold Heidelman dysentery and Charles Gest pulmonary tuberculosis, plus building permits for repairs and homes with various prices and locations.
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Arnold H. Heidelman
S. Delaware Street
Nathan James Davis
Arsenal Avenue
John Brough
City Hospital
Carl E. Gilbert
Chadwick Street
Eble K. Speer
Tuxedo Street
Sarah Ann Hann
Illinois Street
Charles W. Gest
Central Insane Hospital
Tidward F. Holloran
Sheffield Avenue
Leeds Reunion At Brookside Park Draws Sixty Three Family Members
A large Leeda family gathering occurred Sunday at Brookside Park with sixty three members attending. Out of town visitors included W S Leeds of Vernon Indiana Martha Jane August of Everett Washington Mrs Ella Abrams of Fitzgerald Georgia and Willis Leeds from Arkansas.
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Leeds
Leeda
Brookside Park
Connection
Indianapolis
W. 8S
Vernon
Ind
Martha Jane August
Everettt
Wash
Ella Abrams
Fitzgerald
Willis Leeds
Arkanaan
Negro Seizes 6-Year-Old Girl At Home
A Black man entered the back yard of W H Torbet at 168 Highlands place Monday evening and seized Torbet’s 6-year-old daughter. The child escaped and ran to the house, the assailant fled. Kitzmiller and Barrow searched the area by bicycle but found no trace of him.
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W. H. Torbet
Highland Place
Child
Kitzmiller
Barrow
Kerchner Threats Suicide Reported at Addison Address
Harry Kerchner of 42 S Addison avenue threatened to kill himself prompting police response. Bicycle Officers Mullin and Englebright found Dr Dugan at the scene and the physician stated Kerchner had not taken poison or anything harmful.
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Harry Kerchner
S. Addison Avenue
Mullin and
Englebright
Dr. Dugan
Kerchner
Reward Offered for Conviction in Millman Case
Detroit Michigan September 14 county board of auditors offered a reward of 1000 dollars for the arrest and conviction of the person or persons responsible for the death of Mabel Millman following a conference with Prosecutor Vanzile Captain McDonnell and Sheriff Gaston
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Detroit
Mid
County Board of Auditors
Vanzile
McDonnell
Gaston
WIFE LEAVES LAND USE TO HUSBAND IN WILL
Emma Antrim estate valued at $50,000 probate Tuesday before Judge Ross. Husband Charles Antrim receives life use of property. remainder to nephew Isaac Reeder’s children. Care provision for brother James E Rowney and $1000 for a Crown Hill cemetery monument. Marion Trust Company named executor.
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Emma Antrim
Ross
Charles Antrim
Isaac Reeder
James E. Rowney
Antrim
Crown Hill Cemetery
Marion Trust Company
New Tariff In a Nutshell Cuts and Raises in Many Duties
A summary from The Payne Aldrich Tariff explains the bill increases duties on 800 import categories and reduces them in 584, with totals showing at least 106.8 million dollars of imports rising while up to 132.1 million fall. About 1.47 billion worth remain at existing rates, with overall shifts favoring higher duties. The analysis notes classifications changes and ad valorem reassessments will raise true duties beyond the stated figures.
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Senate
Board of General Appraisers
Customs Court
Payne-Aldrich
American Review of Reviews
Love and temper in Missouri farm divorce case
Mrs. Fred C. Meier formerly Mabel Sutherland sues for divorce after six years on a Gasconade county farm with Fred C. Meter. She claims a harsh temper drove articles at her, abuse of their adopted son Russell, neglect of household workers and livestock, and loss of social ties and wedding gifts from city life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis, Mo
Fred Co. Meier
Mabel Sutherland
Gasconade County
Fred C. Meter
Mrs. Meter
Russell
Steamer Ryndam Held In Quarantine Over Cholera Fears
The Steamer Ryndam, arriving from Rotterdam and Boulogne, was detained at quarantine as health officers inspect all 1,208 passengers amid cholera fears from Rotterdam. A passenger, Rijke Zifel Mendelbaum, died by suicide overboard on Sept. 6. his wife Mrs Mendelbaum, 30, was en route from Lodz to Chicago to join him.
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New York
Ryndam
Rotterdam
Boulogne
Rijke Zifel Mendelbaum
Burglar Takes Polishing Machine From Jewelry Store
Sam Weinstein of 82 S. Meridian street reports a night burglary at his jewelry shop. A polishing machine and assorted goods were stolen with value yet to be determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Weinstein
S. Meridian Street
Weinstein
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