Doctor offers free consults for neuropathic treatment in Marshall
Dr. E. O. Gable announces a one day free consultation at the Marshall House on Saturday August 7 from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. He promotes a neuropathic system that claims to cleanse blood and relieve nerve pressure to cure many chronic diseases and offer examinations at no charge. He cites patient testimonials and says he will visit Marshall monthly to treat two to three hundred people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall House
E. O. Ghale
E. O. Gable
E. L. Dirk
Pontiac
Marshall
Six Held In Eastland Case
A coroner's jury in Chicago found six men responsible for the Eastland disaster deaths. Named defendants include William H. Hull of the Chicago-St Joseph Steamship Co and Captain Harry Pederson. Also cited are J Erikson, Robert Reid, C Ecklid, and W K Greenebaum. The panel urged indictment for manslaughter.
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Chicago
Eastland
William H. Hull
Ager
Chicago-St. Joseph Steamship Company
Herry Pederson
J i. Ericson
Edginger
Robert Reid
Ecklid
Spector
W. K. Greenebaum
Indiana Telephone Company
Evacuating Warsaw as Russian forces abandon city
A correspondent portrays Warsaw’s mass evacuation as Russians pull back. About 350,000 Warsaw residents flee eastward and another 350,000 peasants move in from countryside. Factories and city services are stripped, copper, machinery, and archives moved to Russia, railcars filled, bridges mined, and food and water networks disrupted amid the crisis. The American consul Hernando de Soto remains to aid provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Russia
Poland
Praga
Alexandrovski
Vistula
Garher
Moscow
Hernando de Soto
Murphysboro Woman Slain in Hatchet Attack
Mrs James H Martin wife of a southern Illinois attorney was beaten and hacked to death in her Murphysboro home on Friday afternoon. Suspect Joe Debarra, found at the scene with a bloody shirt and overalls, faced lynch mobs before being jailed in Marion after sheriff moved him to Harrisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Martin
Southern Illinois
Murphysboro
Nego House
State Reformatory
Martin
Amelia Smith
Joe Debarra
Harrisburg
Marion
Debarra
Gypsies Loot Mrs Karns in Robinson Bunco Case
A band of gypsies duped Mrs Chas Karns of Robinson of 25 dollars, a gold watch with diamonds, rings, bracelets, a traveling bag and blankets. Officers pursued across Willow Hill and Annapolis then Clark county before capturing the woman who admitted the theft and planned to return the goods after a thirty day charm. The con was exposed as she refused to return the cash, then surrendered the loot. A New York religious convention affirmed a personal devil exists.
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Chas. Karns
Robinson
Kissinger
Dan Mickey
Karns
Annapolis
Clark County
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Mr. Dirk
Ingleside Ave
Merom Bluff
M. H. Lichliter
Wm. S. Kenyon
P. Marion Simms
M. D. Wolfe
Champ Clark
Harold Kessinger
Homer B. Hulbert
L. B. Wickersham
Hamilton Holt
Arthur Walwyn Evans
Heavens Sisters
Ballino
Suwanee
J. L. Pleasant
Pres
JJ. Parker
T. R
Mr. Bryan
New York
Yue Fom
Valier
Enterprise
Waller
the Herald
Paris, Illinois
Paris
Chautauqua Assembly
Walter Tanner
Secy
Harrison’s
Taubeneck & Davison
Herald
Marshall, Ills
The
Terre Haute Daily Star
Moor
Quaker Steel
Nuthouse
South Side Square
Marshall, Illinois
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