Dr Miles Heart Cure Promises Relief for Weak Heart Action
An vintage advertisement explains nerve weakness can impair heart action causing shortness of breath chest pain palpitations and fluttering. It promotes Dr Miles Heart Cure as a strengthening tonic for the heart and cites a testimonial from Mra Barron of Covington Kentucky claiming relief after three bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Miles
Miles
MRA
Barron
Alain
Covington, Ky
The Gratitude Question
A letter from a reader recalls offering neighbor butter daily for a week and being reproached when butter ran out. The writer argues gratitude fades quickly, while the supply of butter itself does not last.
Special election gives Hughes deciding vote against race track gambling
In a rare special election, Governor Hughes casts the deciding vote to block race track gambling, marking one of the few instances where such an election produced a significant outcome.
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Hughes
Hoosier Happenings in Crawfordsville Court Fight
In Crawfordsville on May 22 the circuit court dismissed efforts by the heirs to challenge the will of Julia Hoefger after a two day dispute over alleged undue influence by spiritualists. The will leaves $12,000 to the Rescue Mission in Indianapolis and a $2,000 residence to Dr J R Litter. The report also notes a Gary plan ruling on a harbor breakwater for the nearby steel plant site was rejected by the war department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Julia Hoefger
Nien
Indianapolis
J. R. Litter
Gary
United States Steel Corporation
War Department
Congress
The Man Who Took His Bank Money Back
A lean farmer turned teller confronts bank president Amherst in a Madison bank office. The visitor demands three thousand dollars, recounts stubbornly saving from youth, and retrieves his funds after exposing fraud. He warns Amherst to change, then vanishes with a forged receipt.
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Madison Bank
Mr. Amherst
Jean
Gibraltar
Jean Man
John Amherst
John Wilson
Police Headquarters
Canvass Begins for Blanket Remonstrance in City Wards
May 22 report notes Civic League canvassers secure signatures for the blanket remonstrance in the Third ward and extend into the First ward. Liquor interests reportedly plan to canvass citywide to counter temperance efforts.
Purple Indian John Charlie Dies After Monkey Seemingly Kills
Denver May 22 John Charlie a famed Ute known as the purple Indian died at White Rock agency Uintah reservation. Doctors say a monkey caused his death after a war dance spectacle and Charlie’s attempt to shoot the animal. The monkey belongs to the Ute tribe which recently hosted visiting tribes for a war dance.
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Denver
John Charlie
White Rock Agency
Uintah Reservation
Alice T. Moore
Charlie
Myton
Utah
Bailey named chief quartermaster for Fort Benjamin Harrison
Jeffersonville May 22 Maj G G Bailey second in command at the Quartermaster's Depot here has been detailed as chief quartermaster at Fort Benjamin Harrison Indianapolis for the summer military maneuvers. Maj Schofield relieved as quartermaster by Col George Ruhlin moves to New London Conn for duty.
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Jeffersonville
G. G. Bailey
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Indianapolis
Maj
Schofield
George Ruhlin
New London
Conn
Royse and Sunkel Named Democratic nominees
Samuel D. Royse a young Terre Haute attorney was nominated as the Democratic candidate for joint senator by delegates from Clay and Vigo counties in the convention. George W. Sunkel of Clinton was chosen as the party s candidate for joint representative from Vigo and Vermilion counties. Both nominees faced no opposition.
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Royse
Sunkel
Terre Haute
Samuel D. Royse
Clay
Vigo
George W. Sunkel
Clinton
Vermilion
Temperance committee formed to back candidates
In Princeton on May 22 the Anti-Saloon League organized a committee at United Presbyterian church to found candidates from both parties and determine their temperance positions, with a report due as soon as possible.
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Princeton
Anti-Saloon League
United Presbyterian Church
Indiana Statistic Chief Seeks Federal Acceptance of Crop Data
Mrs. Mary Stubbs Moore, head of Indiana bureau of statistics, travels to Washington to discuss with Secretary Wilson the possible approval of Indiana crop figures by the U S department of agriculture.
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Indianapolis
Mary Stubbs Moore
Indiana Bureau of Statistics
Washington, D. C
Wilson
United States Department of Agriculture
Indiana Department of Statistics
Indiana
Department of Agriculture
Woman Awarded Pension Care Award in Wabash Case
Wabash county jury grants Mrs. Mary Vasco $500 for eight years of care of Henry Wensler. Wensler, Civil War veteran, had a $50 monthly pension that grew to a $25,000 estate under guardian Thomas F. Payne. Estate presently in court for settlement.
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Wabash
Wabash County
Mary Vasco
Henry Wensler
Wensler
Thomas F. Payne
Monticello High School 38 Graduates At Commencement
Monticello announces commencement exercises at the opera house for thirty eight graduates. Mark Inskeep is valedictorian and Hazel E Field is salutatorian.
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Monticello
Monticello High School
Opera House
Mark Inskeep
Hazel E. Field
Sunday Schools Gaining in Henry County Convention
The thirty seventh annual convention of Henry county Sunday schools met in Middleton on May 22. Reports showed progress in Sunday school work and new schools organized across the county.
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Middleton
Henry County
Smallpox Scare Passes in Gwynneville
The Gwynneville smallpox scare near May 22 ends as two patients Mrs. Seymour Sullivan and Noah Ball recover and leave quarantine, allowing business to resume.
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Gwynneville
Seymour Sullivan
Noah Ball
Tragedy in Alexandria Ends in Poison Death
Mrs. Jociana Akers aged 49 was found dead at her father Thomas McKeown's home with carbolic acid stains and an empty bottle, indicating a suicide during a personal crisis.
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Alexandria
Jociana Akers
Thomas McKeown
Waldron Woodmen Camp to Begin June First
Shelbyville May 22 The local Modern Woodmen camp accepts an invitation to establish a new Woodmen lodge in Waldron on June 1 with 25 members to start.
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Waldron Woodmen
Shelbyville
Waldron
Second National Bank Stock Vote Increases Capital
New Albany May 22 The stock holders of the Second National Bank vote to raise capital stock from 100000 to 200000 in a move to strengthen the bank’s finances and growth prospects.
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New Albany
Second National Bank
West Baden man acquitted in self defense murder case
Lee Cornwell of West Baden is acquitted of murdering Tom Morgan after jurors accept his self defense plea. The verdict concludes the trial detailing the claimed threat that led to the fatal confrontation.
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Lee Cornwell
West Baden
Tom Morgan
Hall's Catarrh Cure ad a 19th century restitution offer
One hundred dollars reward for an incurable catarrh case. F J Cheney Co of Toledo backs the claim with a 15 year trust in the firm. Walding Kinnan Marvin wholesale druggists endorse Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally to reach the blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials free, price per bottle, sold by all druggists. Also Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Toedo
O. Hall
Guaranteed Cure for Constipation Promised by Dr Caldwell
The article touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a sixteen year proven laxative with letters of praise and a buy guarantee. It claims efficacy for stomach liver and bowel complaints including constipation dyspepsia and indigestion and notes a refund if unsatisfied. It highlights gentle action safety for children and weak people and urges readers to obtain a 50 cent or one dollar bottle from a druggist.
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Dr. Caldwell
Cald
Mr. Alston
Boynton
I.T
Burglar Claims Moving Picture Stunt Motive
A burglar tells police the break in was part of a moving picture stunt. Investigators review the log and footage to verify the claim and identify the suspect.
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Leggo
The Most Common Cause of Suffering Rheumatism Relief
The article touts Avamberlain's Pain Balm as a remedy for rheumatism promising relief, rest, and sleep. It asserts temporary relief can become permanent for some and notes damp weather as a factor. Availability cited at 2 and 50 cent sizes from W. H. Porter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avamberlain
W. H. *Orter
Fragmented line from ancient text about the Great Spirit
A partial OCR fragment references an act of devotion or ritual toward the Great Spirit. The readable words mention turning forward and a deceased figure, but the broader context and subject are unclear due to missing text.
Ostrich Attack in Long Beach Rescue by Miss Bliss
Frank Bliss keeper at a Long Beach ostrich farm was battered after an ostrich attacked him. Miss Mabel Bliss, a stenographer, warned others, and with George Heffner wrestled the bird away using grappling irons, saving him from further harm or death.
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Long Beach
Cal
Bob Evans
George Heffner
Famous pianist Jessie Shay near death after sea storm
Chicago May 22 Jessie Shay renowned solo pianist who toured the United States with Jan Kubelik is dying in Presbyterian hospital. She has been in a coma for two weeks following internal injuries from a storm at sea while returning from Mexico. She was thrown on deck and against a cabin door during the incident.
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Chicago
Jessie Shay
United States
Jan Kubelik
Presbyterian Hospital
Miss Shay
Mexico
Train Schedule Notes for Apolis to Tipton Route
The timetable lists morning and afternoon departures from Apolis with several direct connections at Tipton to Elwood Alexandria Fairmount Anderson Middletown Muncie and intermediate stations. Trains run at multiple times including 6 45 am 7 00 am 9 00 am 9 45 am 3 45 pm 6 00 pm 6 45 pm and 7 20 pm with the 11 00 pm service not direct to Tipton.
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Apolis
Tipton
Elwood
Alexandria
Fairmount
Anderson
Middletown
Muncie
Port Wayne and Wabash Valley Traction Co Schedule
Interurban train times listed for Port Wayne Lafayette Delphi Hunt intermediate and surrounding points. morning departures include 6:35, 8:05, 8:37, 10:05. afternoon and evening runs show 1:05, 2:25, 3:52, 5:05, and 11:05 p m.
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Port Wayne & Wabash Valley Traction CO
Leaderu
Wals Wayne
Delphi
Interurbalih
Hunt
Lafayette
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Miles Medical Co
Elkhart, Ind
Wipperman
Iteffley Urth
the City National Bank
Logansport
John Gray
W H.H. Bell
A. P. Jenks
Tors
I. N. Crawford
I. W. Geer
Isaac Shideler
The
First National Bank
DIRE
Dennis Uhl
F. M. Harwood
S. E. Mulhollan
Tousley
Rice
B. F. Yantis
W. W. Ross
W.L. Fernald Wilson
Ww. W. Ross
Krroeger & Strain Undertakers
Broadway
Kroeger
Hoosier
A. M. Perkerson
Monkey
Band of Indiana
Plains
Bob Ingersoll
Utes
Pear
Everett
MR. True
Adam
St. Louis
New York
Kansas City
M. Burke
Man
Ostrich
W.th
Dr.ves
Beauty
Miss Jessie Shay
Dan Gruff
Philo Hay Spec. Co
Newark
N. J
W. H. Porter
Toledy
VIA
Wabash B. R
Wuu Plag
Wabash Raiload
McHedine Sein & Through
Dnporag
Detroit
Stor
HOTEL
Tuller
Cor
Adams and
Park St
Loucseon
L. W. Tuller
M.A Shaw
Mer
U.T
Kokomo
Boyd Park
Fort Wayne
Terminalis
Fort W
Gunn
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