Remarkable at home cure offer for women diseases
A solicitous offer promises a free ten day home treatment for leucorrhea and related female ailments. The letter claims a safe speedy cure without doctors, urging women to send their address to receive instructions, a guide, and a complementary ten day course for about 12 cents in postage. Targeting mothers and daughters, it emphasizes ease of use and privacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Yish
Vinin Weripper
Notre Dame
Ind
Wall Street Sags as Market Closes Weak in Early Fall
Scrippa-3eRne reports a broad stock decline with Great Northern Reading and Southern Pacific down about one percent. Trading slows as brokers attend Vanderbilt Cup events. Grain and rail prices vary. bonds quiet. Chicago and St. Louis report mixed produce and livestock receipts, with overall market sentiment weak and large caps slipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippa-3eRne Preas Association
New York
Seni
Great Northern
Reading
Southern Pacific
Amalgamated
Union Pa J Etic
St. Paul
A. W. Thomson
Missouri O~ Noy
Penn
Eosees Phily
Reading Sou
Pacific Vlew Pac
Brooklyn RT
Beveridge to head Republican rally in Chicago
Senator Beveridge of Indiana will speak at the opening Republican campaign in Chicago under Hamilton club auspices. Senator Hemenway also to speak. Gov. Deneen and leading state Republicans expected. A private dinner at the Hamilton club precedes a band concert and mass meeting at the Auditorium. Also notes a separate Victoria BC report on a stranded vessel and Earl Grey’s party's rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Beveridge
Indiana
Hamilton Club
Hemenway
Deneen
Densen
Her
Ceidge
Chicago grain prices slip on September contracts
Chicago market reports mixed with September corn at 74 3/4 cents, December near 71 1/2, May around 72. Oats steady, soybeans and pork prices noted. Local receipts show wheat and corn activity, December wheat closing mixed by contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Corm
Am Ga
Hughae
Wwe
Mike
Agsc
Livestock Market Fluctuations In Indianapolis Report
Indianapolis market report notes hogs 3,000 head and varied cattle and sheep activity. Hogs show net gain from last week with prices up to 6.35 tops. cattle mostly steady with declines for lower grades. sheep strong for better grades but thin demand for lighter lots. Buyers respond to week’s trends amid a generally active but mixed market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Wiman Klankar seeks confinement of wife amid alleged insanity
An Italian couple, Anthie Klankar and Mamie, residents of 656 Leon s1, face an insanity hearing after he claims she gives away money furniture and even food, saying she is possessed by spirits that will feed her from above. He fears losing access to his wife if declared insane. an insanity commission including Dr. Eugene Buahler and Dr. Edgar F. Kiser will decide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiman Declarde
Handi Klenkar
Uy’ Ing
Leon
Mamie
Mr. Klankar
Justice of the Peace
H. B
Mr. Klangkar
America
Eugene Buahler
City Sanitarian
Edgar F. Kiser
Will Apslat Dugthe
The
Peace Stout
Kiankar
London musical Blue Moon engagement still planned
City Controller George Breunig said Tomlinson hall booking for September 3 and 2 remains, despite a large pine organ on stage. Miss Rebecca Insley, producer, aims to remove the organ belonging to Plymouth Congregational church to clear space, else a new venue will be found for the show dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Breunig
Tomlinson Hall
London
Rebecca Insley
Plymouth Congregational Church
Told Straight Tales Charles Laven Cleared in Court
Charles T. Laven, arrested at the Traction and Terminal station on a charge of carrying concealed weapons, was discharged in criminal court Saturday by Judge Fremont Alford. He testified as a intelligent witness, claiming he had worked in Indianapolis for some time and could explain the arrest. The razor found in his coat pocket had been bought only hours before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles T. Laven
Traction and Terminal
Stan
Fremont Alford
Laven
Indianapolis
Dutch Forces Clash as Badoeng Seaborne Massacre Reported
In the Hague a report states Dutch troops captured the village of Badoeng in the East Indies and massacred 41 inhabitants including women and children. The rebellion by the local ruler led to ongoing violence against Dutch forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Badoeng
East Indies
Scrippe-McRae Prean Association
the Hague
Baddéng
Rall
City Record for a Day Births and Deaths Notes
Births list multiple couples with locations and newborns including a girl and boys, followed by deaths of many individuals with ages and causes across several streets and hospitals. Marriages and building permits accompany names and addresses, detailing pairs and projects in the city records.
Unfaithful Husband Triggers Polish Woman's Breakdown
Mrs Justin Standants, newly arrived from Poland, learned her husband John Stasulonis lived with another woman. She traveled to Shenandoah, fell into hysteria, and was taken to the Schuylkill Haven asylum after the shock of her discovery. The incident portrays a marriage crisis and a sudden mental collapse following betrayal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertone-MeRne Frena Anavelatiin
Shenandoah
Fps
Justin Standants
Aba
City bids set for hospital steam fitting work
In the city Oct 3 set as bid receipt date for steam fitting linked to the new city hospital heating plant. Various church events and sermons are noted including Dr Kellogg and Rev McPherson. Civic notices page lists religious services, markets, trolley party plans, and the public library schedule and hours.
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New City Hospital
Ventral Ave
M. E
Kellogg
J. C. Christie
W. Washington-st. Presbyterian Church
J. 4. Stansfeld
North Park
Albert Hurlstone
Farmers’ Trust Company
Michael Steinhauer
Edward Steinhauer
Edward Steinhaver
Young Women's Christian Association
N. Pennsylvaniasst
Uaval
W.C. A
Lake Geneva
Wic
Covenant Congregational Church
E. Markets
Highland-are
Jesus Christ
Indies Quartet
Eugene ‘Noel
Soldfat Boyer
Ue Larary
Dynamite Blast Kills Twelve in Tellico Town
In Tellico Tennessee on September 22 authorities reported that a carload of dynamite exploded yesterday, killing eleven named residents and two unknown persons. The dead include J. M. Cooke Emmaj Normand Walter Rogers George Ad Rin Joe Russell Proctor Joe Sellers John Cooke George Hudson Emma Rains a two year old and two unidentified men and two Negro men. John Gorfian and James Sharp also mentioned.
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Sum Tellico
Tenn
Hare
Desd
J. M. Cooke
Emmaj Normand
Walter Rogers
George Ad+ Rin
Joe Russell Proctor
Joe Sellers
John Cooke
George Hudson
Emma Rains
John Gorfian
James Sharp
Plans for May Festival announced in Richmond
Special to The Sutc reports arrangements underway for a May festival to be held in Richmond with plans for an elaborate musical evening. The item lists further notices of a ball by Capital City Circle and several local incorporations including Ghippy Coal and Supply, Colburn Academy, Mitchell Hardwood Lumber, Irvington Presbyterian church, and Eastern Cemetery of Jeffersonville with named incorporators and directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Ind
Ghippy Coal and Supply Company
Marlon
Capital
John Shippy
Henry Shippy
Franke Shippy
Colburn Academy
Evangeli Eal Lutheran Church
Mulberry
Elmer D. & Boyer
Lafayette
Isaiah Whitman
Wallace
Luther Horshead
Goshen
Olive J. Mennen
Latayette
Daniel Rex
A. H. Bember
John Best
Herman Gnutrein
Charles A. Bchimpi
John Glaser
Frank Re Bf Gilbert
B. A. Johnson
Undefined section gains rapid public interest
The past years show a quickened appreciation of this section and its possibilities are vast. Interest grows as observers note expanding potential and impact across communities and industries.
Shaw's Indiana Dates Speaker to Evansville and Terre Haute
Secretary haw will speak at Evansville Indiana on Saturday September 2 and at Terre Haute on Monday October 2. Later he will address at South Beat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaw
Indiana
Sus
Washington
Ind
Haw
Evansville
Terre Haute
South Beat
ONE OF THE OLD PRINTERS
Robert O Dormer of Richmond Indiana aged 83 on Friday remains in good health and is cited as one of the oldest printers in the state. The note marks his continued vitality and long career in printing. It contrasts with industry updates from Armour. A denial from Armour & Co regarding J Ogden Armour retirement and absorption by Swift & Co is reported, with ongoing rumors persisting in Chicago.
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Richmond
Ind
Robert O. Dormer
Mr. Dormer
Armour
Bevippe-MeRas Press Association
Chicago
J. Ogden Armour
Tha
Armour & Co
Swift & Co
Jdnd
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Idlec
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Chaice Timothy
Scripps-WeKbe Preas Association
Ntsc
T. Louis
Beripps-McHae Press Association
St, Louis
Yaght
Victoria
B.C
Dunemuirs
Earl
Chicago Grain
Bologna
Mies Logan
Mr. and Ke
Ww. Metkar
Sig
William
Mary Bonple
Hichigan-at
Harvey C
Henrietta Sich
Annetta-at
Augustus
Kellie Unimano
Senate
Frank M
Elsie Flerson
Ernest A
Cecelia Byerly
Bellefontaine-st
George B
Lilly Pitman
Assenal-ave
Joseph and
Louisa Michael
Jefferson-ave
Henrietta Young
Kenwood Ave
John S. Smith
John R. Pearson
Tarcas P Edwards
Kenwood
Robert B. Hughes
John Rudd
Mattie Parriah
Daniel H. Brassa
Rachel Roscoe
W. EB. Iserigg
City Hospital
Jerry Higgs
Washington At
William Edward Fultz
Harding St
Willa Morgan
Maryland
Stu
Rufus Phillips
Frank Brown
Wiliam £. Bennatt
Susie Bloomer
Alexander Shanks
Mary E. Pierce
George T. Adamson
Pearl R. Fatout
Guy Miller
Capitolave
Joseph Fearst
New Jersey
Alpha Mack Maron
Clifton
M.A. Zeller
W. Michigan
Tibbsave
J. Carr
Northwestern
Buddenbaum
Greer- Vata
Capital City Circle
PHC
E. Washington St
Bradleigh
88Th and
40Th Streets
Pennsylvania
Washington Boulevard
Meridian
Delaware
Fall Creek
Brodleich
Delaware Street
St. Louis
Cleveland
Brodlagh
Messrs. Jenp & Moore
38Th Street
Pennsylvania Street
Messrs
William A. Bell
Edward Daniels
Messers, Bell and Daniels
Charles S. Lewis
College Ave
46Th St
Northcroft
Old North
American National Bank
Old Main
Odessa
Tarie
Tarla
Shank
Washington St
Gotham
Burford, Jr
Charles M. Cooper
R. E. Snideker
R L. Wilson
C. T. Tagwart
BR. B. Moora
W. Ee Maistens
Erty, Hauty, Tash
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