Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin A Remedy For Dyspepsia
An advertisement extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a reliable tonic laxative to cure dyspepsia by boosting gastric and peptic juices. It promises relief from heartburn sour stomach and other symptoms and notes Harry F Keator who regained 42 pounds after use. A bottle costs 50 cents to $1 with an absolute guarantee.
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America
Harry F. Keator
Chicago
Santiago
DR. Caldwell
Pepsin
Washington, D. C
Pepsin Syrup CO
Caldwell Bidg
Monticello, i
Gas kills four in Chicago home party tragedy
Mrs Mary Dohrmatt and her three children Gertrude fourteen Ethel twelve and Elsie seven died from gas asphyxiation in their Tell Court residence. A party for Gertrude's birthday preceded the incident as a faulty stove hose leaked after a child brushed it.
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Chicago
Mary Dohrmatt
Tell Court
Gertrude
Ethel
Elsie
Indiana railroads pledge to obey court order on coal embargo
Indianapolis June 5 The Indiana railroad commission reports assurances from officials of the Big Four and the Southern Indiana Railroad that coal shipments from mines along the Southern Indiana to points on the Big Four will be promptly transported under the order of Judge Lawson Harver of the superior court. The injunction suit seeks to enforce the commission’s lifting of the embargo and prevent further disregard of its orders.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Railroad Comision
Southern Indiana Railroad
Indiana
Big Fou
Lawson Harver
Superior Court
Emsley Elected President of Eleventh District Bankers
J. R. Emsley of Wabash is elected president of the Eleventh District Association of Bankers at a meeting in Wabash on June 5. Paul S. Ragan of Wabash is named secretary and treasurer. Committee chairmen named include R. A. Morris Fairmount on arbitration and R. A. Edwards Peru on uniform action.
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J. R. Emsley
Notre Dame to Confer Medals at June Exercises
Notre Dame announces medals on degrees for the graduating class. Commencement closes June 18 with Washington Hall address by Charles P. Neill, United States labor commissioner and Notre Dame alumnus of class ’93. Thursday morning features valedictory and class poem.
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Notre Dame
Notre Dame University
Charles P. Neill
United States Commissioner of Labor
Washington, D. C
Washington Hall
Mr. Neill
Sons of Veterans Indiana Encampment Concludes in Lafayette
The twenty second annual encampment in Lafayette closes after selecting Terre Haute as next meeting place and electing officers. The Ladies Auxiliary also adjourns, while the race for commander features Schuyler Tipton of South Bend against F. E. Watson of Goldsmith.
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Lafayette
Terre Haute
Sons of Veterans, Division of Indiana
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Sons of Veterans’ Organization
Schuyler Tipton
South Bend
F. E. Watson
Goldsmith
Attorney Seeks Pastor as Witness in Fortune Case
June 5 county records show Elijah Carter received a letter from Harvey Harmon of Princeton Ind seeking the whereabouts of Rev. G M Smith former pastor of the Methodist church in Columbus. Harmon aims to have Smith as chief witness in a case that may bring fortune to Mrs. W E Davis.
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Columbus
Elijah Carter
Harvey Harmon
Princeton
Ind
G. M Smith
Methodist Church
W. E. Davis
Indiana University dismisses classes for convocation week
Bloomington June 5 all IU classes were dismissed from 9 a m until 1 p m Friday to stimulate interest in graduation and gala week. Convocation speeches were delivered by President Bryan Dean E G Hogate and Judge Robert W Miers of Bloomington. A special musical program was performed.
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Bloomington
Indiana University
Bryan
E. G. Hogate
Robert W. Miers
Mother of Hinshaw Dead in Winchester Home
Mrs. Mary Hinshaw aged 82 mother of Rev. W. E. Hinshaw who is serving a life sentence for wife murder died at her home seven miles south of Winchester. She leaves six children five boys and one girl.
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Hinshaw
Winchester
Mary Hinshaw
W. E. Hinshaw
Michigan City
Here
Wedding of Dr Claude T Wolfe and Nell Keller at Corydon
A society wedding took place June 5 at the bride’s parents home in Corydon. Dr Claude T Wolfe and Nell Keller were married with Rev E I La Rue officiating. Best man was Will Bulliet and maid of honor Miss Mabel Jordan of Indianapolis.
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Corydon
Claude T. Wolfe
Nell Keller
W. H. Keller
E. I. la Rue
Will Bulliet
Mabel Jordan
Indianapolis
Furnass Family Reunion In Richmond Attends 120 Members
The Furnass family annual reunion in Richmond drew 120 attendees. Wilson S. Dean of Indianapolis spoke, and Dr. Robert L. Jolly of Earlham College was reelected president of the association.
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Furnass
Richmond
Wilson S. Dean
Indianapolis
Robert L. Jolly
Earlham College
Yeager Election Contested After Split Council Ballot
May Contest an Election. Princeton June 5 The race for the school board may be contested as H A Yeager was elected by the mayoral ballot after three councilmen secretly backed Yeager and three backed Thomas Nash.
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Princeton
H. A. Yeager
Yeager
Cushman
Thomas Nash
Valparaiso Law School Grants 50 Degrees at Commencement
Valparaiso university law department held its annual commencement exercises. Judge John H. Gillett of the Indiana supreme court delivered the address. President H. B. Brown conferred the 50 degrees.
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Valparaiso
Law Department
Valparaiso University
John H. Gillett
Indiana Supreme Court
H. B. Brown
Ex-city Engineer Eugene McDowell Commit Needed
Newcastle June 5 reports Eugene McDowell former city engineer is believed insane after overwork and will be committed to East Haven asylum for treatment and safety.
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Newcastle
Eugene McDowell
East Haven Asylum
Veteran dies after rose thorn infection in Wabash
In Wabash on June 5 C. E. Parkins a 72 year old Civil War veteran died from blood poisoning that began with a scratch from a rose bush thorn.
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Wabash
C. E. Parkins
Isaac P. Carter Elected to Shelbyville School Board
Shelbyville officials announce Isaac P. Carter has been elected to the Shelbyville school board at the city council meeting held on June 5. The filing and voting details were not disclosed in the notice.
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Shelbyville
Isaac P. Carter
Rev Kuhn Nominated by Democrats for Sixth District Congress
Shelbyville reports Rev. Thomas Ti. Kuhn of Richmond was nominated by the Sixth District Democrats for Congress at a party meeting held June 5. Officials emphasize Kuhn’s campaign aims and party backing in the regional race.
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Kuhn
Shelbyville
Thomas Ti. Kuhn
Richmond
Candidate arrives at Rushville home with eight-pound bey
A rival gubernatorial hopeful arrived at the Rushville residence of Congressman James E. Watson, presenting an eight-pound bey as part of a display or gesture. The event occurred at the Watson home and involved a notable political figure.
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James E. Watson
Rushville
Lonely plantation owner contemplates life and love
Jenifer, a lone South Carolina planter, frets over emptiness in his grand home and the coming harvest. A dramatic chase unfolds as Kate Lanier rides away pursued by a terrified slave, with Jenifer rushing to intervene. The scene ends in danger and suspense as the slave's roan closes in on Kate.
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Jenifer
Slidells
Kate Lanier
North
Chitahatchee Swamp
Texas
West
Darkey
Cass
Louisville Man Named Head of Interstate Commerce Division
Charles A. Lutz of Louisville will become chief of the statistics and accounts division of the Interstate Commerce Commission, succeeding Prof. Henry C. Adams. Lutz, previously assistant chief controller for the Louisville and Nashville Railroad, was noted for his handling of complex railroad finances and due to assume duties June 10. Adams will return to the University of Michigan.
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Louisville, Ky
Charles A. Lutz
Chhief
Division of Statistics and Accounts
Interstate Commerce Commission
Lutz
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Henry C. Adams
University of Michigan At
Ann Arbor
Excursion Train To Detroit Offers Pleasant Outing Options
A special excursion train departs Logansport at 1 04 a m for Detroit, arriving 7 00 a m, and returns on trains leaving Detroit at 8 00 p m Sunday or June 8. The trip includes Belle Isle and nearby attractions as tributaries to Detroit. Phone 158.
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Logansport
Peru
Detroit
Belle Isle
Boys’ Blanc
Windsor
Canada
Star Isle
Sugar Island
St. Clair Flats
Colic Remedy Praised by Iowa Family in Florida Ad
The Ennis brothers report long use of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, made in Des Moines, saving a life in El Paso Texas. They now operate a mercantile in Narcoossee Florida and promote the remedy locally, sold by W H Porter a druggist.
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Iowa
Chamberlain
Des Moines
el Paso
Texas
Narcoossee
Fla
Ennis Bros
W. H. Porter
Expelled for Big Hats New Dress Rules Split German Baptist Brethren
Dayton, June 4. About 100 members of the German Baptist Brethren church were expelled for refusing to wear old fashioned dress. Women who wore Merry Widow hats were condemned as wicked and worldly. The case will go to the church's general conference in Des Moines, Iowa, as conservative members opposed stylish attire and vibrant hats during services.
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Dayton, O
German Baptist Brethren Church
Des Moines
Iowa
Bardle Wardle Wordplay About Egg Toasted Woes
A playful exchange has Bardle asking what a waitress did after scolded eggs were hard boiled. Wardle replies she gave a soft answer, turning a heated moment into a light riff on wit and gentleness.
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Bardle
Wardle
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted as Constitutional Remedy
The advertisement claims catarrh is a constitutional disease and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio as the only constitutional cure. It states internal dosing, direct action on blood and mucous surfaces, a $100 reward for failures, and urges sending for circulars. Also recommends Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Promoted For Neuralgia Relief
Testimonials from Mrs Katherine Barton and Mrs Ferrier claim Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills ease neuralgia headaches and facial pain. Advertisements state one or two tablets suffice with no after effects. Miles Medical Co offers pharmacist price refund if the first package fails.
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Dr. Miles
Katherine Barton
Vailey St. Carthage
Miles
Mrs. Ferrier
Lynn St
Lincoln
Ned
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
Mr Skygack Visits Earth as Mars Reporter
Mars explorer Mr Skygack appears as a special correspondent, filing wireless observations from Earth in a notebook. He reports on human customs, technology, and daily life with a curious outsider’s perspective.
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Earth
Knowes all about trusts girl gets big position
Miss Anna Pritchett Youngman of Louisville Kentucky, age twenty four, is named professor of economics at Wellesley College. The appointment reflects her renowned knowledge of trusts and economic questions, her strong local school record, and study at the University of Chicago. Her 1901 high school thesis on trusts drew wide notice.
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Louisville
Anna Pritchett Youngman
Wellesley
Youngman
University of Chicago
Girls’ High School
Henry Reasoner Dies Plowing on Muncie Farm at Age 68
Henry Reasoner aged sixty eight of Muncie died while plowing on his farm. The death occurred during work on the farm, leaving family and community in mourning.
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Henry Reasoner
Muncie
Joanna Gold Medal Four Signals Real Economy
Joanna highlights a fourfold gold medal as a sign of real economic strength with prudence guiding policy and markets.
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Joanna
Prudence
U T System Effect February 10 1908 Train Schedule
Loganport to Indianapolis interurban timetable lists departure times from 1 45 p m to 9 00 p m Limited trains connect at Komomo for Indianapolis Runs to Tipton only Most trains connect at Tipton for Elwood Alexandria Fairmount Anderson Middletown Muncie and other stations
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Logansport
Indianapolis
Kokomo
Tipton
Elwood
Alexandria
Fairmount
Anderson
Middletown
Muncie
Train Schedules From Interurban Station 1908 Waypoints
Effective June 1 1908 trains depart interurban station for Peru Wabash Huntington Fort Wayne and intermediate points at 605 735 833 19205 141 pm 635 pm 1135 am 305 pm 735 pm 105 pm 505 pm 850 pm 1605 pm 1135 pm For Delphi Lafayette and intermediates at 510 644 810 am Only Car at 1005 pm runs to Huntington Car at 1135 pm runs to Boyd Park only.
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Peru
Wabash
Huntington
Fort Wayne
Boyd Park
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