Peruna Endorsed by Doctors in Seventeen Year Testimony
A Brooklyn physician Dr J W Pence writes that he has treated hundreds of cases with Peruna for catarrhal inflammations of internal organs and never lost a patient to related diseases. He asserts rapid recoveries and urges publishing the certificate with his portrait. Another doctor A W Perrin confirms personal use and recommends Peruna to patients. The Perruna Medicine Co offers more information from Columbus Ohio.
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Neware
Peru
J. W. Pence
A. W. Perrin
Halsey Street
Brooklyn
N. Y
Hartman
General Kobbe Victories and Sorsogon Expedition Details
Dispatches report General Kobbe defeating insurgents and forces at Sorsogon with Col Howe and the 47th Infantry. Civilians were conscripted into trenches. many natives died or were wounded. The expedition targets Samar and Leyte next, with food shortages and friar resistance noted. Lieutenant Colonel Webb Hayes wins at Sariaga. prisoners and casualties listed. Congressional move to authorize corporate commerce powers debated in Washington.
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Densol
Bulan
Jocpi
Viracep
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Leyte
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Americana
Buller Stands Still as Boer Resistance Persists
London dispatch reports seven days of fighting leave the main Boer positions intact and General Buller 706 weaker, with Spion Kop losses possibly excluded. Censorship and incomplete cables cloud the full picture as England braces for more tough news.
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London
Buller
Woodgate
England
Tugela
San Thome
Luanda
Lord Roberts
South Africa
Inez
Cape Colony
Lord Methuen
Daily Mall
Napoleon
Ladysmith Christmas Provisions Report From Front
A Ladysmith dispatch describes Christmas in December with scarce turkeys or geese. Most ate lard beef and under bred oxen or coarse goat flesh. A provision auction sold potatoes at a penny per unit, eggs, carrots, ducks, and whisky with rations. Pudding was common as missariat supplied ingredients.
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London
Standard
Ladysmith
Signal Defeat Signal for British in Saw Africa
Berlin reports interpret British setbacks as a signal defeat in Saw Africa with German commentary noting reduced British gains and a bitter public reaction in the Heimat. The dispatch claims renewed German efforts and limited British advance from Cape Pass without expansion of territory.
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Berlin
Africa
Cape Pass
Final Reckoning with England pamphlet describes 1823 naval defeats
A pamphlet titled The final reckoning with England envisions events in 1823. It narrates German naval victories over England and a collapse of the British empire with Australia claiming independence and other colonies partitioned among powers.
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England
Germany
Australia
Free State movement to Pretoria noted in Boer arrivals
A Free State supporter reports that President Steyn is moving furniture to Pretoria where officials occupy houses. Gen Buller’s recent operations brought 160 Boers to the port. It is claimed Pretoria forts lack large guns and the Boers have run through good Mauser cartridges, now using condemned stocks. They reportedly manufacture 12 000 cartridges and 200 shells daily at a dynamite factory.
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Buller
Steyn
Pretoria
Col. Joubert
Cattle Shipment Supports Buller’s Army in South Africa
Two hundred eight head of fine cattle were shipped from Findlay to Newport News for Durban, South Africa. Jasper Dukes, stockman, arranged the sale for over $10,000 to Woodward of Chicago, purchasing agent for the British government, to feed Buller’s army.
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Bullets Army
Findlay
Newport News
Durban
South Africa
Jasper Dukes
Nied Woodward
Chicago
Buller
Independents Boycott Glass Trust Beginnings in Pittsburg
Pittsburg independents in glass manufacturing announce a boycott delaying deliveries after February 1 at reduced prices set by American Glass. They plan to store inventory as smaller firms face potential closure, with orders for 5,000 box lots rejected. The move follows another price cut of 6 to 10 percent by the Glass company.
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Pitts.org
Pittsburg
American Glass Company
Clayton-Bulwer Treaty debated in London
The Spector argues in an important article that Britain benefits from cutting the Nicarguan canal and urges the government to anticipate a possible Washington move to raise the Clayton-Bulwer treaty in an offensive form by offering to abrogate it. We should avoid appearing unwilling to yield when under pressure and act in our own interest.
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London
Spector
Great Britain
Washington
Horrible Fate for Mrs Sargent at Ninety
Mrs Elvira Sargent aged about ninety was burned to death at her son in law Thomas Stevens home in Rossville Iowa yesterday. The incident occurred in a town news brief from January 7.
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Sargent
Rossville
Elwira Sargent
Thomas Stevens
Postoffice orders fumigation of mail during smallpox epidemic
Indianapolis January 27 the postal service issued orders to Superintendent Wodeway directing all postmasters in Clay Montgomery Putnam Owen Vermillion Greene Sullivan and Vigo counties where smallpox is reported to fumigate all mail matter before it leaves offices. The action aligns with epidemic containment practices.
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Indianapolis
Postoffice Department
Wodeway
Mail Service
Clay
Montgomry
Putnam
Owen
Vermillion
Greene, Sullivan
Vigo
Central Hospital for the Insane reports overcrowding in 1907-08
Trustees and superintendent of the Central Indiana Hospital for the Insane file the annual report. Forced capacity stands at 1526 men and 557 women. Average daily enrollment for the year 1,727.9 with 1,553 as the daily average. total on rolls at year end 1,784. Real estate valued at 1,550,412.34 and personal property at 286,027.34. Recovery rate 7.42 percent and deaths 7 percent.
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Central Hospital For Unisane
Indianapolis
Central Indiana Hospital For the Insane
Republicans Elect Campbell President of Editorial Association
Indianapolis January 27. The Republican Editorial Association elected officers with Wallace B. Campbell of Anderson named president. M W Pershing of Tipton secretary. M C Garber of Madison first vice president. K E Marsh of Portland second vice president. Delegates to the national convention at New Orleans include W L Beeson of Winchester E O Rose of Angola J A Kautz of Kokomo W H Crate of Noblesville and M C Garber of Madison.
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Republican Editorial Association
Campbell
Indianapolis
Wallace B. Campbell
Anderson
M. C. Garber
Madison
Ke, Marsh
Portland
New Orleans
W. LE. Beeson
Winchester
E. O. Rose
Angola
J. A. Kautz
Kokomo
W. H. Crate
Noblesville
Arrangements Made for General Lawton's Body in Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne on January 27 completed plans to receive and lie in state the remains of General Lawton at the new courthouse. Lawton's former home, Fort Wayne, will host escorts from local military groups as the funeral party departs Chicago for this city. A committee will meet the party at the depot and accompany it to Fort Wayne. In Peru the jury in Jacob Strifling case was discharged after 29 hours with a six to six verdict on the purse theft charge.
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Lawton
Fort Wayne
Gen. Lawton
Port Wayne
New Court House
Chicago
Peru
Ind
Jacob Strifling
Fannie Davidson
Supreme Court Affirms Jail Escape Case Against Smith
The Indiana supreme court affirmed a lower court ruling in the case of Janes Smith of Covington who was charged with aiding the escape of a prisoner. Smith received a prison sentence of up to 14 years.
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Indianapolis
Supreme Court
Janes Smith
Covington
Smith
Drunken Garrett Saloon Kept Man From Home Damages Sought
Auber n Ind June 27 One of the host sensational drainage suits ever brought in this city was filed this week by Tana M Morris and her three children against Nick Utter Gar rett saloonkeeper and his bondsmen J W Wagner and James Griffith The complaint alleges her husband Willian Morrie fell from his buggy while on his way home from Garrett and broke his neck and that he secured liquor from the Garrett saloon They seek damages of 16000 for loss of husband and father and the family’s disgrace.
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Auburn
Ind
Tana M. Morris
Nick Utter
Garrett
J. W. Wagner
James Griffith
Willian Morrie
Fear of Smallpox at State Normal Stirs Terre Haute
Grave fears sweep Terre Haute as 1500 State Normal students may face a smallpox outbreak. Miss Chilson, daughter of ex superintendent Chilson, was treated at home in Clay City after a confirmed case. Authorities worry exposure may affect many students and initiate further actions.
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State Normal
Terre Haute
Ind
State Normal School
Chileon
Normal School
Chilson
Clay County Schools
Clay City
Strike Talked Among Miners and Operators in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis on January 27 miners and operators discussed a general strike over the run-of-the-mine issue. W D Ryan warned that restoring screens could trigger a wider walkout extending to other states. The Miners convention decided to hold next year’s fueling in Indianapolis amid calls for an open session after a closed session vote.
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W. D. Ryan
Indianapolis
Miness
NH Vols
Ulingis
Columbus
Miners’ Scale Committee
W. H. Haskins
Ohio
D. Tl. Sullivan
Ohio Miners
Sie
Oliver Pike Returns From Death Four Years After Burial
In Delta Ohio Oliver Pike, once buried after a supposed death in Chicago, returns home four years later causing surprise. His mother had received a letter from a man claiming to be him, signed Harry Pierce, postmarked Chicago, with no return address. Pike will not reveal his alias or the body’s identity.
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Hetarne
Toledo
Delta
Here
Oliver Pike
Pike
Chicago
Harry Pierce
Tike
Notable Indiana educator meeting announced in Kudiana
Professor John W. Carr superintendent of the city schools addresses circulars to county and city superintendents about the National Educational Association annual meeting in Kudiana with sessions in Clucano on February 27 and March 1. Marcus De Smuth, longtime Muncie business leader and former state senator, died in Muncie. Bloomington report notes a hospital death and an obituary suite.
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Muncie
Tnd
Marcus de Smuth
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Helped Woman
A testimonial from Mrs. Annie Thompson of South Hot Springs Arkansas claims Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her chronic female weakness including leucorrhea womb inflammation and back pain. She credits ten bottles and seven Sanative Wash packs with restoring health and vitality.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia FE
Winkham
Annie Thompson
South Hot Springs
Ark
Washington session honors Vice President Hobart and Spain prisoners
The day in Congress opened with eulogies for Vice President Hobart as lawmakers praised his public service. A census bill moved, the Manila Bay relief measure stalled, and the Dewey victory plans faded. A local Missouri man praised Dr King s New Discovery for typhoid pneumonia recovery. Spanish prisoners in the Philippines began return to Spain with 1000 men, 22 civilians, 24 wives and 3 children transported home.
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Stats
Hobart
Versadia Held
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Garther
Stewart
Parker Bowler
Daly
New Jersey
Payne
New York
Dalzell
Me Greans
Pennsylvania
Joeluiudson
Tennessee
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Georgia
Guo
J. E. Lilly
Hanenibal
Welland Strong
Peartssy
Noefels Drug Store
Spain
Tien
War Department
Timber accident and bankruptcy notices in New York
Jan 27 reports a timber agent Jol Grintes injured by a loaded car, Kate Cluxton files bankruptcy with liabilities of 10 744 and assets of 100 in clothing and an insurance policy, plus various patent medicine and ad lines.
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New York
Kate Clixton
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