Peruna a remedy for female catarrh
Testimonials from women across the United States praise Peruna as a cure for female catarrh and weakness. Letters claim dramatic health improvements, relief from pain, and gratitude toward Dr Hartman of Columbus Ohio. The ad promotes Health and Beauty, a book with treatment instructions.
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E. Dicker
New Orleans
B. Hartman
Columbus
Perona
Sensational testimony in Powers trial shifts focus to Frankfort trip
In Georgetown Ky on July 21 the Powers trial hears Robert Nonks describe a plan to take trained men to Frankfort to petition the legislature. He details promises of force, Goebel opposition, and Powers and Finley’s roles while tensions around the Goebel dispute rise. Belgium receives dispatches on Pekin foreigners and viceroy orders.
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Georgetown
Caleb Powers
Robert Nonks
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Corbin
Whitley County
John
Powers
Gov. Bradley
Witness
Frankfort
Cumberland
Knoxville
Brankfort
Dhe
Charles Finlay
Finley
Ele
Barbourville
Louisville
Goebel
Richmond
Culton
Legishkature
State House
John Powers
Palight
Tie
Secretary of State
Bob
Chadwell
Jones
Belgium
Brussels
Shanghai
Sheng
Pekin
Tientin
Prohibition Nominee Wolley Formally Notified in Chicago
John G. Wolley the Prohibition candidate for president was formally nominated at a crowded meeting in Chicago. Samuel Svickle of Albion Michigan chaired the national convention and introduced Wolley to enthusiastic applause. A testimonial from Chas. E. Davis of 1071 W Congress St Chicago praises Folys Honey and Tar for curing years of bronchial trouble.
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Chicago
John G. Wolley
Prohibition
United States
Central
Mnate Ball
Samuel Svickle
Albion
Mich
Mr. Woolley
Woolley
Chas. E. Davis
Congress St
FoLey
Minster Conger Alive July 18 Rumors From Pekin Escape
State Department reports that American Minister Conger sent a cipher cable indicating all legations and Europeans in Pekin were safe on July 18. The dispatch confirms relief efforts for the besieged foreigners and notes that Chinese forces continued shelling, prompting calls for international aid and cautious optimism nationwide.
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London
Sir Halliday MacArtney
Jie
Pekin
Washington
United States
Conger
Atute Department
Wu ‘Ting Fang
Conner
Hay
Cials
Mr You
State Department
Li O
McKinley
Couger
Legation
Kwan
Elda
Teng
Remey
Mmesssee
Lore
Bermoyte
Evers
Root
Cad Coolidge
Vientsin
Long
China
Melsage
Mr. Conger
Morrison Held Without Bail In Kansas Murder Case
In Eldorado Kansas Miss Jessie Morrison was ordered held without bail after a preliminary trial for the murder of Mrs Olin Castle. She will be confined at the county jail in Wichita due to lack of female housing. The courtroom scene was emotional as family members sobbed and attorneys argued the case ahead of the next district court term.
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Eldorado
Kan
Jessie Morrison
Olin Castle
Miss Morrison
Brumback
Kas
Olin Cosa
Deeye
Jester in Murder Trial Told of Losantville Stop
In New London Missouri July 21 during the Alexander Jester murder hearing in the Gates case the testimony described a Losantville stop in Wayne County Indiana. George W Johnson said he saw two wagons blood on hounds near the coupling pin and noted Jester wore a dark blue suit. Witnesses said Jester’s downcast look suggested guilt and others inferred foul means from the blood on the wagon.
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New London
Alexander Jester
Albert Gates
Indiana
Losantvile
Wayne County
George W. Johnson
Johnson
John J T Sullivan Seeks Return of Belt in Court
In Jefferson Market Court New York on July 2 John J T Sullivan ex-pugilist pled with his lawyer to return the champion gold and diamond belt claimed as presented by the people of the United States. The belt rests with the company he recently worked for after a prior dispute. Hearing adjourned to July 30.
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John
New York
John JT. Sullivan
Jefferson Market Court
Sullivan
United States
Signatore in Astoria Bears the Sign
Fragmentary note mentions Astoria and a Signatore framed message. No clear event or person details available.
Reward Dispute Over Creek Rescue Attributed To Ill Conceit
In Indianapolis on July 21 the supreme court saw Marion Retherford and William Miller appeal in the case against David H. Highley over a bridge accident. Highley promised $1,000 for rescues but later denied owing it. Retherford and Miller swam to save Mrs Highley and won a $1,400 judgment. Highley appealed.
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Indianapolis
Marion Retherford
Wiliam Miller
David H. Highley
Supreme Court
Highley
Retherford
William Miller
New 13 Bell Chime Dedicated at St Pauls Church
Indianapolis July 21 The 13 bell chime at Evangelical Lutheran St Pauls Church Mc Carty and New Jersey streets will be dedicated in a special service tomorrow The largest bell is five feet in diameter and weighs nearly 5000 pounds The smallest weighs 00 pounds and the total weight is 18000 pounds The bells range from C to G and cover five notes above enabling hymns and chorales to be played The chime was a gift from the young men of the congregation The piece notes mutual burial associations in Dearborn county with about 50 members each and a 10 cent per death assessment forming a burial fund of 50 dollars
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Indianapolis
Ure
Dillsbero
Fod
cDearborny County
Village Fire Destroys Noblesville Drugstore Row
A fire started by an exploding lamp gutted BL Gifford's drugstore and swept through Noblesville destroying every business house along the street near Juliet. Firefighters battled the blaze as residents watched. No injuries reported.
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Noblesville
Bud
Ole
Gifford
Juliet
Tragic Local Accidents And Legal Actions Across Indiana
Reports from Dillsboro Vincennes Terre Haute Kokomo and Gwynnville detail a boy poisoned by a cartridge shell a man dies from heart paralysis attributed to headache powders a civil action against Dr Castro a man cleared in Michigan offenses and a street quarrel leaving two injured with blows and bruises, all dated July 21.
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Vincennes
Ind
Benjamin V. Beckes
Harrison Township
Knox County
Castro
Terre Haute
Frank Kintz
Kokomo
Isaac Menphy
Liberty Township
Michigan
Cass County declares gravel road bond sale illegal
Logansport Indiana July 21 The Cass county commissioners ruled the sale of gravel road bonds to an Indianapolis firm illegal alleging improper inclusion of printing salaries and other expenses instead of actual construction costs.
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Logansport
Ind
Cass County
Indianapolis
Teen rider killed after colt throw near Kendallville
Kendallville Indiana July 21 Howard Melvin aged 18 was thrown from a colt he was riding and died from injuries sustained in the accident near this city.
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Kendallville
Ind
Howard Melvin
Surplus Missouri Goods Rise by 55 Million in 1990
The Missouri surplus products marketed in 1990 exceed last year by more than 55 million dollars, with total value at 155 million 070 thousand 289 dollars. Also notes remedies for women with kidney issues and promotes Folay’s Kidney Cure as a needed remedy.
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Missouri
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