Peruna Endorsements From Navy and Officials
Letters from Rear Admiral Philp Hichborn and others praise Peruna as an invigorating remedy for colds and catarrh. Officials including F. A. Howell, E. H. Fitch, and Robert W. Davis attest to Peruna’s effectiveness, urging use as a cure and preventive. Readers are invited to write for Dr Hartman’s free advice if results are not prompt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philp Hichborn
United States Navy
Washington, D. C
Peruna
Philip Hichborn
J. A. Howell
U. S. Navy
F. A. Howell
EB. H. Fitch
United States
State of Virginia
Atlantic
E. H. Fitch
Robert W. Davis
Congress
Florida
House of Representatives
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Morgantown Incorporation Victory Moves to Supreme Court
In Martinsville on Sept 27 the circuit court ruled the Morgantown incorporation election legal. Opponents plan to appeal to the state supreme court. The Sun notes local politics, a new Martinsville canning factory job creation with tomato processing, and upcoming campaign speeches by Congressman Holliday in Paragon Oct 3, Morgantown Oct 6, Martinsville Oct 7. Republican ticket in Clay township names Dr John Spoor for trustee and Jefferson Keans for assessor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsville
Ind
Circuit Court
Morgantown
Supreme Court
Clay Township
John Spoor
Jefferson Keans
Hinshaw Parole Bid Expected After Board Meeting
The State board of parents met at the state house Tuesday morning with many pardon applications on file. It is pronounced that another parole or pardon attempt will be made in the noted Hinshaw case. Papers in this case have circulated with the governor and the pardon board for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Parents
State House
Hinshaw
Pardon Board
Sears
High School Commissioning Will Be Board Work
Fee State board of education met on Tuesday. Members will be assigned to districts to inspect high schools with a view toward commissioning at Ghioat. Almost finished, Ohrist. will be finished by Wednesday night. All is in place except the last coat of asphalt on the north side of the street between Meridian and Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fee State Board of Education
Ohrist
Meridian
Pennsylvania-sis
Faint Spells and Heart Weakness Warned by Doctor
A medical note warns that faint spells are often misattributed to stomach issues. Early signs include shortness of breath chest oppression and hunger spells indicating possible heart weakness. Do not treat the stomach when the heart is the underlying problem.
Dr Miles Heart Cure Promises Relief From Heart Ailments
An old testimonial claims a patient with severe heart trouble and fainting spells improved after using Dr Miles Heart Cure. The narrator describes near collapse four years earlier, noting regained strength and nerves after taking several bottles, though the account ends with a garbled refund claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Efyfid Clough
Ellaworth
Reid memorial church and hospital dedicated in Richmond
Corners tones for the Reid memorial church and hospital were laid in Richmond Indiana with ceremonies. The buildings costing 150000 were gifts from Daniel G Reid to honor his parents and his son. Speakers included Rev Henry N Hadley, John L Rupe, Rev S K Lyons and Benjamin Myrick. Reid was not present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Ind
Reid Memorial Church
Reid Memorial Hospital
Daniel G. Reid
Reid
Hospital U
Henry N. Hadley
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
John L. Rupe
Board of Trustees
S. K. Lyons
Benjamin Myrick
Mr. Reid
Hummer Boy Put at Risk After Worm Forcing Incident
Jersey Shore Pa Sept 2 A 11 year old William Hummer son of A B Hummer is in critical condition after two older boys forced him to swallow angle worms while returning from fishing. The incident occurred when the youths allegedly pounced on him and forced bait down his throat. His recovery remains doubtful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-M'Rae
Jersey Shore
Wm. Hummer
A.B. Hummer
Hummer
Tim
Old Soldiers Urged to Join G A R via Pamphlet Appeal
The local department of the Grand Army of the Republic plans a broad pamphlet push to recruit nonmembers, stressing future Civil War ancestor research, the Grand Army seal, companionship, and fond memories for aging veterans. Adjt.-in. Bailey says over 2,000 ex-soldiers in the state are not in the G A R and will receive copies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G A. R
Adjt
Een
Bailsley
Political Warning Broadcast in West Virginia
A circulated alert from Jasper Bradley, secretary of Hancock County Republican committee, warns that supposed traveling men will push the Democratic ticket led by Henry G. Davis through West Virginia. Public beware of this scheme while noting an unrelated entry about People's State Bank of Crown Indiana with capital listed as 390,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-M'Rae
New Cumberland
West Virginia
Jasper Bradley
Republican Central Committee
Hancock County
Henry G. Davis
Jasphr B. Bradley
Fight for Life Kimberling Family Attacked by Maniac
In Frankton Indiana on September 27 Francis Sigler armed with a weapon attacked Kimberling household. Trustee L B Kimberling subdued the maniac after a long chase and held him until help arrived. Sigler escaped from Frankton jail, was pursued and jailed in Anderson, described as a 36 year old farmer acting queerly with an ax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankton
Ind
Francis Sigler
L. BE. Kimberling
Sigler
Kimberling
Frankton Calaboose
Anderson
Bully Isbell Fatally Shot in Indiana Saloon
Albert Isbell, called a bully, was shot and fatally wounded by Lon Shaw in a Sullivan, Indiana saloon Monday night. Isbell, who came from Dugger seeking revenge after a year-old dispute, opened fire as Shaw met him. Shaw surrendered. Isbell received five shots, two hitting him, with doctors saying recovery is unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Ind
Albert Isbell
Lon Shaw
Iqpell
Dugger
Shaw
Isbell
James II death reports and various Indiana notices
Elwood reports typhoid deaths in James Stoute meyer and son Charles with other family members ill. Charles Whitman killed by a train near Oakland City. Burr Wallace fatally burned in a hospital explosion, hospital damage estimated at 1000. J W Daley of Sharon killed in Knoxville wreck. Indiana items include college reopenings, fair profits, electric plant plans, curfew law status, new bands, and local crimes and incidents across multiple towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood
Ind
James Stoutemeyer
Charles
Marion
Burr Wallace
Marion Hospital
Indiana
Sharon
Knoxville
Tenn
J. W. Daley
Newmarket
Detroit
Mich
Reopened, raids, and accidents dot Indiana notes
A reader summary outlines a mix of local events from Indiana towns. The piece notes a theater reopening after remodeling, protests over sewing in public schools, a child’s death after drinking poison, wedding anniversaries, police raids, numerous arrests and accidents, factory resume at McCoy lamp chimney plant, lightning strikes damaging homes, mills relocating, a paper changing edition times, car and train injuries, fires, and various political and church developments across counties including Evansville Jeffersonville Greenburg and Indianapolis areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash
Lacey
Garfield Stover
Dunkirk
James
Mary Thompson
Decatur County
Booth Bend
McCoy Lamp
Elwood
A. M. Shepard
Evansville
Levi Hedrick
Edward Ogle
Brown County
Uinois
Silver Lake
Elizabeth Abbott
Jeffersonville
Budd Road
New Albany
Sweden
Moses Carthers
Shelbyville
Shelbyvill
Donald Wood
Nobleville
Henry Wheeler
Columbus
Notable Passengers Aboard Rainer Wilhelm II Arrival
The North German Lloyd flyer Rainer Wilhelm II arrived from Bremen Southampton and Cherbourg with 961 cabin and 800 steerage passengers. Among the notable travelers were W K Vanderbilt F W Vanderbilt Mrs Vanderbilt A J Dre H P Whitney Robert Cutting Robert Goelet Adolphus Burch Dinus Spreckels Maxine Elliott Mrs Mercus Daly Prince and Princess Colloredo Moronefeld Count Von Halzerfeldt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-M'Rae
New York
Bremen
Southampton
Cherbourg
W. K. Vanderbilt
F. W. Vanderbilt
Two Asphyxiated In Chicago Rooms
SCRIPPS-McRAE TELEGRAM reports Nathan Conklin aged 3 was found dead from asphyxiation in his room after the gas was turned on. OQ. BHotkstadt, a baker, also died in his room from a gas leak in a broken pipe. Monthly Food Estimates for October have been received at the state house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-M'Rae
Chicago
Nathan Conklin
Bhotkstadt
Castéian
State House
Parker Letter Draws Press Support Across States
State press opinion on Parker's acceptance letter portrays him as fiscally conservative and anti Rooseveltism. Papers cite his stance against tariff tax and imperial policy while praising his moderation as a statesman. Editors say the document strengthens Parker's image ahead of the election season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Parker
Teddy
Anderson News
Tang Shao Kiaotai Promoted For Tibet Mission
Tang Shao Kiaotai, a Tientsin official educated at Yale, is ordered to Tibet with instructions to assess conditions. Created metropolitan official of the third rank and promoted to lieutenant general, he is described as outwardly moderate toward foreigners but strongly protective of China’s interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pekin
Tang Shao
Health inspection plan for city schools outlined
At a Tuesday meeting the City health board approved forming an advisory panel of about ten members to oversee public and private school inspections. Dr Rever guides start, with local physicians to conduct inspections free of charge. A list of inspectors is submitted to Mayor Holtzman for approval, including Benham, Bird, Huntin, Brayton, Brown, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
At & A mm
City Health Board
Health Board
Rever Gid
Holtzman
J. ¥. Benham
Charles A. Bird
W. C. Huntin
Nelson D. Brayton
B.A. Brown
W. E. Brown
Ro H. Ritter
Frank Sommers
Torran
F. M. Towle
J. H. Waed
T. H. Wheeler
Man Hunt Near Storm Lake After Assault
A large posse hunted a suspected attacker overnight near Storm Lake Iowa after a brutal assault on the daughter of H Stetson a wealthy Elk township farmer. Neighbors joined the search as the trail was followed into darkness with a lynching feared upon capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iscripps-Iwrae
Des Moines
Iowa
Storm Lake
H. Stetson
Elk Township
Buena Vista County
Senator Fairbanks speaks to sheep raisers in Big Timber
Big Timber Mont Sept 7 Senator Fairbanks arrived at 8 3 o'clock this morning amid rain and a large demonstration He spoke mainly to sheep raisers about better conditions under republican protection policy The candidate spoke in Big Wool House Meetings also held at Livingston Bozeman Whitehall and Anaconda
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iscripps-Mcrae
Big Timber
Mont
Fairbanks
Big Wool House
Livingston
Boyeran
Whitehall
Anaconda
Missing colored man sues self styled doctor for bunco
How ard Fishback reported a brown skinned man with long hair posed as Dr Mays on W Vermont St promising cures for illnesses and hoodoo powders. Fishback paid six dollars for a first treatment and others say they were duped too. The doctor fled with his wife leaving 40 patients unpaid. about 20 claim they were cheated. Police investigating across the neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Fishback
North St
Fishback
Dr. Mays
Vermont St
Jeffersonville
Mays
Flahback
Theft of Cope Stirs Ascoli Case Reignites Interest
Rome reports the Ascoli cope theft case resurfaces with claims photographer Racchigeani killed himself due to financial woes, not the theft. The syndic of Ascoli writes to J Pierpont Morgan asserting Morgan likely owns the cope, a valued ecclesiastical robe stolen from Ascoli Cathedral in 182. Morgan previously exhibited a cope in Kensington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-Saea
Rome
Cope
Racchigeani
Ascoll
J. Pierpont Morgan
May strike in Chicago tied to 87 percent week demands
Labor leaders meet Tuesday afternoon to protest increased hours at the International harvestee company. Unions named include machinists, firemen, twine workers, box-makers, metal polishers, brass workers, engineers, metal workers, freight handlers, molders, pattern makers, cleaners, painters, and carpenters. New York market notices report varied pork and butter prices, and Pittsburg livestock prices show mix of cattle, sheep, hogs, and cheese values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-M'Rae
Chicago
International Harvestee Company
Machniste
Wheat and grain prices mixed in Chicago and Indianapolis markets
Wheat closed higher on Tuesday with December near 1.10, while corn showed modest gains and oats slipped. Indianapolis live stock reports list steady cattle and strong hogs with receipts around 1,200 cattle and 6,000 hogs. New York stocks opened generally firmer led by steel, rail, and industrials with Sugar and Metropolitan securities reflecting mixed shifts. Local grain and livestock quotes include City Grain prices for wheat, corn, oats, hay, and cattle and hogs receipts and prices in Chicago and Cincinnati markets.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
Timothy
Hay
New York
St. Paul
Mo. Pac
Fock Island
Reading
Atchieon
TC. P
Amalgamated Copper
Steel
Tete
Western
Cincinnati
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Rear ‘Admiral
Hichborn
Morgan
August Graunholt
Charles Owens
The
Anderson Herald
Holliday
Paragon
Emmence and
Hall
Monrovia
Mooresville
Hinshaw Case
State Pardon Board
Educational Board
Dr. Miles
Fala
Ben
Hspital
Angle Worms
Pennsylvania
Ware
G. AR
People's State Bank
of Crown, Ind
Maniac
Francis Sigier
Bully
Stoutemayer and Son
Charles Whitman
Oakland City, Inc
Earnham College
Noblesville
Shelby County
Diaboro
Tipton
Eagles
New Castle
Muncie
Kempton
Louis Fisher
Crawfordsville
Grovertown
Edger Webb
Williamsport
Attica
Ledner
Franklin
Mon-duy
Rushville
Walter Dorsey
Crawfordayille
Haverly
Walter Chance
Greensburg
Charles Bickness
Robert Frotham
Kosciusko County
Warsaw
Hahn
Harry
Richard Lamb
Alfred Lockabill
Crawfordaville
Bamuel Nelson
Toledo
Ninth Indiana Regiment
Will
Green-feld
Asion Church
Washington St
Pearl Steelman
Fowlertown
George Hayes
Brice Burnsiting
Alexander
Hoosier Politics
B. Weaver
B. Hunt
Warrick
Frank Steel
William Largiey
Hammond
Charles B. Landis
James A. Hemenway
Cortelyou
Putnam
Montgomery
Frank D. Ader
William Ridge
Crawford Aville
Indianapolis Insane Asylum
Boone County
J. Frank Hanly
Opera House
Claude G. Bowers
Morgan County
Bowers
Holiday
Indiana Synod of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Princeton
J. L. Hudgindl
Europe
Parker
St. Lafayette
Esopus
Old Bryan
McKinley
Roosevelt
South Bend Tribune
Democrat
Huntington
Judgs Parker
Tibet
China
YALE
Senator — Fairbanks
Illinois
Iscripps
RAE
Bloomington
Lands
Fairbury
Lincoln
Menier
Ed Jennings
L. C. Durham
Kias Smith
Cnse
R. H. Cohen
Jennings
Smith
Poiaon
Iscripps-M Rae
Louisville
Ben G. Kendall
Internal Revenue Department
Kendall
Robert Davidson
Nora
Bir
Birs
John Stetzler
Hudson, UI
Nouthern
Pittsburg
Pittsriag
Young Americas
Pat Dowen
Alogia
Chicago Livestock
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