Men of Military Honor Endorse Peruna by Veterans
General A M Legg commander in chief of the Union Veteran Legion endorses Peruna for deafness relief caused by catarrh. Other officers including General S S Yoder and Dr Y Wirty commend its curative qualities. The piece links Peruna to national interest and protections for army and navy.
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Peruna
A. M. Legg
Union Veteran Legion
Savings Bank
Washington, D
Db. Y. Wirty
General U.S. V
Wash- Inston, PLC
S. S. Yoder
Congress
Lima
Ohio
Hartman
Peruna Endorsed by Military Men and Doctors in 1910s
A collection of testimonials from named officers and physicians praising Peruna for catarrh and grippe related ailments. Notables include John C. Nelson of Dayton Tennessee and Charles W. Bowman of Lanham Maryland, plus General George B L Williams and Col Homer T Riggs outlining cures and preventive benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Nelson
Dayton, Tenn
Charles W. Bowman
Lanham, Md
M.S. M
Conservatism Rules New York Trade Outlook
A distorted report from an era notes tariff and trade tensions in New York. It mentions Congress, party clashes, and concerns over the master trade at retail with rising interest and cautious business sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Spain
Cajlees Tienes
Theist era unfolds amid distant political shifts
Fragmented OCR text hints at a debate over doctrinal influence amid political figures. The piece references vague names and places, suggesting a discussion of social and religious roles in governance. No clear events or outcomes emerge from the readable lines.
Women May Break Strike Amid Foreign Labor Tide
Fragmented text reports women signaling hesitation in a widening strike over working conditions and protests linked to foreign labor. It notes demands for health and vigor as a core theme, promoting a health product advertisement amid the uncertain labor climate.
Water Tanks Burst Killing Two in Hill City
Two large water tanks burst in Hill City flooding Prospect Street and wiping out the city supply. Two people died and several injured as tanks toppled and wrecked buildings. Estimated damage runs into thousands of dollars and water access remains cut.
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Arkersburg
Walter Waegle
Foley's Kidney Remedy Promised Cure for Cures and Backaches
An old ad proclaims Foley's Kidney Remedy can cure kidney and bladder troubles and backaches, warning neglect may lead to Bright's disease or diabetes. Endorsed by D Kaoefel, the notice pitches the product as a universal cure-all in the QO area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Bright
D Kaoefel
Kidnapped Willie Whitla Case Joins Cleveland Search
Frank Huhl travels to Cleveland amid reports two men and a boy matching the kidnapper and victim seen there. The note threatens instant death if the letter is shared with police. State constabulary arrived to aid the search as Attor ney Whitla seeks safe return of his eight year old son.
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Sharon
Frank H. Buhl
William Whitla
James P. Whitla
Cleveland
Huhl
Whitla
State Constabulary
Whitta
Cleveland arrest in Willie Whida kidnap case
A man described as a kidnapper of Willie Whida was arrested in Cleveland Ohio last night. Detectives traced the boy to a designated address but could not locate him there and returned with no discovery.
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Cleveland, O
Willie Whida
Treasury Names New Assistants As Old Staff Resigns
Washington March 2. The secretary of the treasury announced the appointment of Charles Dyer Norton of Chicago as assistant secretary to succeed Louis A. Coolidge who resigned Beekman Winthrop has been replaced by Charles Dewey Hilles of Dobbs Ferry New York Norton will manage the financial bureaus under Secretary MacVeagh and is to assume duties within a few days
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Charles Dyer Norton
Chicago
Arctic Club Plans Rescue Expedition for Dr Cook
Captain Osbon of the Arctic Club outlined a relief expedition to aid Polar explorer Dr Cook believed alive in the Arctic. Donations have been steadily arriving and the committee contemplates purchasing a schooner to carry a four to five man party aboard an American flag vessel sailing in early summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fo. Cook
Osbon
Thee Arctic Club
Venezuelan settlement allows asphalt firm to resume work
The Venezuelan government and the New York and Bermudez Asphalt Company have settled their disputes. The yacht Viking departed La Guaira for Guanaco with company representatives and lawyers to take legal possession of the territory and restart asphalt work.
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Spain
New York
Bermudez
Viking
la Guaira
Guanaco
Central American Presidents Meet On Intervention Question
Washington observes a conference of Central American presidents discussing ways to remove all possible causes for U S or Mexican intervention and the subject under discussion at the State Department and in Central America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Mexico
State Department
Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges Advertised For Breath
A vintage ad promotes Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges claiming they sweeten breath and improve digestion. It touts magical effects, universal use for families, and a price of 25 cents per box with offers for free replacements by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
Wild Fireand Trade Blues Hit Markets In City Telegrams
The Chicago wheat market fell on weak bids and crop fears. A Coveland garage fire destroyed 25 cars worth about 75 000. Hester cites a shrinking cotton supply for the week. In Pigsville Indiana a lightning strike killed Benjamin Davis and damaged his home. A Minneapolis plant blast caused 100 000 in damage. A Lehigh Valley pier fire in Jersey City ruined sacks and merchandise. Borota riots end with a treaty dispute revival.
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Minnesota
Minneapolis
Lehigh Valley
Jersey City
Borota
United States
Poley’es Honey Sudder Cares Cough Quickly
An old remedy claim promotes Poley es Honey Sudder as a cure for coughing and lung strength. The ad directs readers to buy a genuine yellow packaged product from O D Knoefel.
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O.D Knoefel
Modjeska in Critical Condition Amid Health Decline
In Los Angeles on March 20 Mime Helena Modjeska was reported in critical condition with worsening heart trouble and little hope for recovery. A separate New York brief notes Taft greeting Yale graduates at the Waldorf Astoria, followed by his return to Washington after the dinner. A Grand Center pupil robbery incident ends with John Meike wounded by Roy Silater when a blank cartridge misfired.
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Stamford
Conn
March
Carpenter
Taft
John C. Harvey
Harvey
Los Angeles
Cal
Helena Modjeska
Travedienne
Yale
New York
United States
Old New Haven University
Waldorf Astoria
Washington
Miro Vernon
Murehgu
John Meike
Grand Center School
Here
Roy Silater
Meake
New Discovery Cures Mountain Neighbor’s Lung Ailment
On a lonely night Alex Benton climbed Bald Mountain to aid a neighbor tormented by asthma. He used Dr King’s New Discovery which promptly eased the neighbor’s symptoms. It later helped his daughter in law’s severe lung trouble and is touted as a remedy for coughs colds croup and other breath issues with trial bottles offered.
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Alex Benton
Fort Edward
N. Y
Bald Mountain
Obas
D. Knoefel
Terre Haute Woman Changes Plea in Glasco Kidnapping Case
Mrs. Clara Gordon of Terre Haute renounces guilty plea and enters not guilty in Anderson circuit court. Trial by jury set for April 9. She testified she was advised by a lawyer to kidnap Ada Glasco to stop the eyewitness from testifying against John Glasco.
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Hoth
Nitro glycerine blast destroys Lake Shore bridge at Indiana Harbor
A nitro glycerine explosion at Indiana Harbor, Hammond, demolished the new Lake Shore bridge under erection by Pittsburg Construction. A forty five ton steel piece was hurled 109 feet, immense girders twisted, non union workers blamed, South Chicago steel men linked to the blast, a west bound Lake Shore train passed moments before, bridge valued at 400000.
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Hammond
Ind
Indiana Harbor
New Lake Shore
Pittsburg Construction Company
Chicago
Lake Shore
Stevenson Contest Prevented Recount in Deneen Victory
In Springfield on March 20 the Stevenson challenge to Governor Charles S. Deneen was decided by both houses in joint session. The contest committee's report passed 129 to 64 on strict party lines, finding Stevenson's petition insufficient to warrant reopening ballots for a recount.
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Springfield
Adlai E. Stevenson
Charles S. Deneen
Stevenson
Pioneer farmer ends life after son’s killing in Reno
Charles File, a pioneer farmer in Reno, Illinois, shot himself at home amid worry over the killing of his 19 year old son Ruby. Ruby’s death occurred months earlier when George and John Williford visited to confront Ruby’s brother. George Williford fled and remains at large, alleged to have fired the fatal shot.
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Reno
Charles File
Ruby
File
George
John Winford
Williford
George Williford
Reformatory inmate dies by hanging in cell
Jeffersonville Indiana March 20 Sharle Fletcher a reformatory inmate died by his own action hanging himself in his cell He fashioned a rope from a sheet Fletcher was sent to the reformatory from Anderson in 1802 to serve a term for arson He was paroled on Dec 3 1902 and returned as a forger on Oct 7 Pod
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Jeffersonville
Lud
Sharle Fletcher
Reformatory
Fletcher
Anderson
Connecting Line Planned. Champaign to Paris Branch
McKinley syndicate officials plan a branch from Ridgetarn to Paris to link the Hingis traction system with the Indiana Interurban line. The project envisions a connector at Paris to integrate the regional networks.
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Champaign
Hingis
Indiana
McKinley Syndicate
Ridgetarn
Paris
Hanged to Telegraph Pole in Wo Va Incident
An alleged exon viet named Joseph Brown was shot and seriously injured in Filkins West Virginia. Chief of Police Leon White was dragged from town and hanged to a telegraph pole by a crowd of men on March 2.
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Filkins
Joseph Brown
Leon White
Scarcity of Republican mayoral hopefuls in Indianapolis noted
Indianapolis observers link the mayoral candidate shortage to the county local option issue. Captain Harry S. New and former Attorney General William N. Taylor refuse the race, while party insiders cite temperance as a dividing factor. Health statistics show February deaths down from last year with ton silitis most common and smallpox cases up to 130 but no deaths. Representative Crumpacker builds a speaker bid, evolving from insurgent to ally of the Cannon faction.
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Indianapolis
Harry S. New
William N. Taylor
T. Taggart
John W. Holtzman
Taggart
Holtzman
Bookwalter
State Board of Health
Indiana
Harry
Chess by Cable Princeton Opens International Match
Princeton and other American colleges join Oxford and Cambridge in a six man per side cable chess contest for the Isaac L. Rice trophy. Americans won last year by a wide margin.
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Princeton
N. J
Oxford
Cambridge
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Harvard
Isaac L. Rice
Governor Harmon vetoes police court bill across six cities
In Columbus Governor Harmon vetoed a bill from the recent general assembly session that would have established police courts at Lorain Akron Newark Hamilton Mansfield Portsmouth and Norwood.
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Columbus
Marehal
Harmon
General Assembly
Lorain
Akron
Newark
Hamilton
Mansfield
Portsmouth
Norwood
Aviation Exhibition Awakens British Interest in Flight
London reports a landmark international aeroplane exhibition opening at Olympia. French and British models fill the display, with the Aero Club showcasing latest machines. Orville and Wilbur Wright are expected to attend and may receive the Aeronautical Society of Britain gold medals.
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London
Great Britain
Olympia
Aero Club of
Great Briain
Orville
Wilbur Wright
Fmous
England
Aeronautical Society of Great Britain
The
Aeronautical Society
Dagenham Essex
New York Doctors Meet to Fight Infant Mortality
Leading New York physicians plan tonight to organize the Infant Science Academy of New York. The academy would supervise newborns from birth and provide systematic instruction to mothers on proper infant care, aiming to reach mothers of all incomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Infant Science Academy of
Convict Shoots Whitmer Police Chief in West Virginia
Chief Scott White of Whitmer West Virginia was shot and fatally wounded by convict Joe Brown while remonstrating about Brown’s conduct. Brown was pursued by a posse and wounded in a subsequent battle after resisting capture.
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Elking
W. Va
Scott White
Whitmer
Joe Brown
Brown
Market quotations for grain and livestock in multiple cities
Indianapolis Wheat 1.20 No 2 red 12. Corn 5e No 2. Oats no 2 red. Hay Clover 10 to 12. Timothy 12. Hogs 4.00 to 7.00. Sheep 2.50 to 4.75. Lambs 3.00 to 7. Receipts hogs 4,500. cattle 1,100. sheep 140. Cincinnati Wheat 1.27 No 2 red. Corn 6 3 4 2 cents. Oats 2 No 2. Sheep 2.25 to 5.50. Lambs 5.90 to 7.90. Chicago Wheat 1.94 No 2 red. Corn 3 8 5 4 0. Oats 3 No 3 52c. Cattle steers 4.60 to 7.00. Hogs 5.50 to 6.90. Sheep 5.25 to 6.30. Lambs 6.00. New York Cattle 2.05 to 4.5. Hogs 5.00 to 7.60. Lambs 6.00. East Buffalo Cattle 3.90 to 6.75. Hogs 5.50 to 7.30. Sheep 9.96 to 10.00. Lambs 5.00. Wheat Toledo May 20. July 1.05 cash 1.23.
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Indianapolis
Timothy
Cincinnati
Troes
Chicago
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Pension Bureau
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Wisconsin Cavalry
Wisconsin
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Oman
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Boy
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Willie
Centers
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Hilles
Arctic Club
Dr. Cook
Coveland
Hester
Againsttee
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Pigxeville
Benjamin Davis
Nisht
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Ada Glasco
Clara Gordon
Ously
Glasco
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Crumpacker
Cannon
Uncle Joe
Oil City
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Tionesta
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Walton
Briges
East Buffalo
Toledo
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