Golden Medical Discovery Promises Strong Blood and Flesh
The article extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a blood building remedy. It claims pure rich blood improves digestion, nourishes nerves, and restores strength for weak and dyspeptic individuals, warning that thin blood leads to illness while urging the tonic's use for indigestion liver issues and vitality. It cites numerous unnamed testimonials.
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Dr. Pierce
Pierce
Rm. C.K. Venable
Keithsburg
Hood
Quarantine talk in San Francisco raises rail link fears
San Francisco health officers weigh strict quarantine stations along northern rails as a deadly Asiatic cholera threat looms. Honolulu port is declared infected and ships from there will be fumigated. Experts fear rail passengers could spread illness inland while steamship routes are seen as better guarded.
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San Franecisco
Hea
United States Marine Service
State Board of Jivalth
Board of Health
Honolulu
Hoe
Nervine Restorative Claims Curb Nervous Ailments
Augusta Me resident details relief from nervousness insomnia and leg sensations after using Dr Miles Restorative Nervine. He reports sleep appetite weight gain and steadier nerves after several bottles and credits improved memory and mental clarity. The ad notes satisfaction guarantee and pricing by Dr Miles Medical Co Elkhart Ind.
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Miles
Dr. Miles
Augusta
Burbank
Dr. Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
State Rested in Hinshaw Murder Trial Opening Defense Statement
Danville September 16 the state has closed its case in the Hinshaw murder trial. Defense attorney Charles W Smith opened this afternoon announcing Hinshaw would testify and laying out the defense theory that the defendant will recount the fateful night as best he can recall while acknowledging the difficulty of precise memory in darkness and confusion. The last witnesses, Miss Althea Cornwall and her father Benjamin Cornwall, were on the defense list but yielded little of consequence.
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Danville
Hinshaw
Althea Cornwall
Benjamin Cornwall
Cornwalls
Smith
Mr. Smith
Annexation expands Mishawaka area with giant plant
In St. Joseph county Sept 16 authorities approved Mishawaka’s petition to annex farmland doubling town area. The Dodge Manufacturing Company plant and large unoccupied land join the limits, with appeals possible to the circuit court from the commissioners decision.
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Socta Beno
St. Joseph County
Indiana Supreme Court
Mishawaka
Dodge Manufacturing Company
Commissioners
Overproduction of Wire Nails Shuts Night Shift
ANprRSON Sept. 16 The American Wire Nail company limits production by laying off night workers due to an oversupply. Warehouses are full and Arrow Nail Co buildings secured to store stock. First shutdown in five years. night force likely not restored before 1907. The rest includes a separate marriage-fraud case, a diphtheria scare in Reprovo, and a street railway sale in Richmond tied to Union Trust. Masonic Temple project in Logansport planned at $32000 with completion by Aug 1 1906.
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Anprrson
Wire Nail Company
Arrow Nail Company
RichMonp
Richmond Street Railway
Union Trust Company of
St. Louis
Masonic Temple
Logansport
Elwood works expand capacity to 36000 hoops daily
Elwood bent wood works will enlarge to double capacity enabling production of 36 000 coiled hoops per day. Orestes sees a strong boom with high demand for rented property. A Chicago syndicate reportedly plans to build 100 houses soon. Simon Lunte, once Indianapolis liquor wholesaler, arrested for appearing nude in public and deemed demented. Muncie Iron and Steel seeks more gas and has set contract for several wells to meet power needs. John Howe sues bloodhounds’ owners and the girl’s father for damages after being discharged for cutting Mamie Pence’s tresses. Kinney, inmate at the prison south, tried to escape with a rope ladder but failed. He serves a three year term from Du Duis county.
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Elwood Bent Wood Works
Orestes
Chicago
Simon Lunte
Indianapolis
Muncie
John Howe
Elwood
Mamie Pence
Anderson
Bloodhhounds
Joseph Kinney
Prison
South
Kinney
du Duis County
Women Victorious in Northwest Indiana Conference Vote
Valparaiso reports a decisive victory as the Northwest Indiana conference approves letting women serve as lay delegates to the general conference by 107 for to 7 against. Estates and lawsuits emerge as trustees may sue to recover the Martha Ray estate set for a hospital. Crown Porst notes jailbreak attempts continue in Srymown with two deliveries in 90 days. Uniontown forgery case leads to trial in Missouri. A Kokomo misadventure ends in one man impaled by a fence. In Rockville, the Kellar family pleads not guilty to murder of Clara Shanks with November trial date.
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Valparaiso
Northwest Indiana
Martha Ray
Crown Porst
Walter Ottley
Cedar Rapids
Ottley
Clara Shanks
Rockviilne
Daniel Kellar
Nannie Kellar
Maggie Kellar
White
Western League Saturday games recap results and errors
A long column notes multiple Western League games played Saturday with scores for Baltimore Hoffer and Clarke 14 runs 18 hits 6 errors versus Brooklyn Kennedy Gumbert and Grim 5 runs 10 hits 3 errors and other matchups including St Louis Breitenstein Peitz Cleveland Cuppy Zimmer Philadelphia first game Orth White Buckley 21 runs 24 hits 8 errors and Philadelphia second game Lack Clem ents Tets 7 hits errors plus many entries for Washington New York Boston Chicago Louisville and St Louis with varied runs hits and errors. The report records called games end of tenth inning and mixed result details.
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Hoffer
Clarke
Brooklyn
Kennedy
Gumbert
Grim
St. Louis
Breitenstein
Peitz
Cleveland
Cuppy
Zimmer
Pittsburg
Hart
Merritt
Cincinnati
Dwyer
Vaughn
Louisville
A. McFarland
McDermott
Spies
Chicago
M. McFarland
Donohue
Philadelphia
Orth
White
Buckley
Washington
Molesworth
Boswell
Metvuire
Lack and Clements
Boyd and
Metiuire
New York
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Wilson
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Ryan
Senay Gamer
Feend
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Cunningham
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Vane
Parker
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Runes
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Otten
Waris
Wallace Aid O'Connor
HP Rims
McDougal
Gite
Onos
Heveland
Kieh
Young
Zimover
Republican Ticket and Excise Plank Debate at New York Convention
The New York Republican convention named its state ticket including Debora E. Martin for Court of Appeals and John Palmer for Secretary of State. The platform endorsed canal funding and Morton administration while opposing free coinage. excise on Sunday liquor caused late-night debate with leaders Lexow Lauterbach Barnes and Platt avoiding a firm stance. Senator Lexow chosen permanent chairman, Edward Lauterbach to head resolutions.
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Sarartooa
New York Republican Convention
Court of Appeals
Debora E. Martin
Binghamton
John Palmer
Albany
James A. Roberts
Buffalo
Addison D. Colvin
Glen’s Mills
Theodore C. Hancock
Syracuse
Campbell W. Adams
Utica
Morton
Platt
Lexow
Thurlow W. Barnes
Hiscock
Hendricks
Hackett
Lauterbach
Green
Kenyon
Miller
Sloane
Barnes
Clarence Lexow
Edward Lauterbach
New York City
Personal notices and movements around the city
Mrs Anna Edwardseaves for Alexandria next Wednesday Will N Durbin and wife return to Anderson this morning Letter Carrier William Green leaves for Chickamauga Tenn Mr T Young and mother leave for Alexandria next Wednesday Mr and Mrs Conrat Budke of St Louis guests of T H Keller Miss Grace Conner ill of typhoid at Bank street Peter Waldman Decatur Ind visiting friends Dr C M Cook Woodford County Ky visiting William Ray Austin Fonk and Edwin Kahl to Bloomington to enter State University Thomas Egan leaves for Nashville to oversee cotton mill James Whallen returns from Nevada Mo will return there with wife Rev C Danks and wife return to Patoka Misses Bessie and Annie Schwartzel visit their grandmother Miss Lydia Newkirk guest of Mr and Mrs R W Hopkins Miss Jennie Hay visiting Indianapolis aunt eight weeks Harry Mix and family return from Smithfield and Pewee Valley John Endrista from Pana Ill visiting relatives Mrs Emma Wetstein and son return to St Louis Mrs J M Baxter goes to Indianapolis for Methodist Conference Misses May and Nellie Bellis return to Indianapolis Will H Watkin leaves for Selma Ala to take a position Mr and Mrs Shoemaker visit cousins Chas H Reeve and wife return home Miss Elia Blemker returns to Evansville Mrs August Biel and three children guests of Mrs Louisa Biel Charles P Gwin to Augusta Ga to run Riverside Cotton Batting mills Miss Henriette Moody to be married to Fred Fawcett Stephen Albert returns home Charles Gwin leaves for Augusta Ga Miss Henriette Moody to be married soon Mrs Mollie I Wilcox entertains guests including Miss Berryman and Miss Earl Dated notes from locals and travelers with a note on a balloon accident and a Honduras earthquake rumor.
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Anna Edwardseaves
Alexandria
Will N. Durbin
Anderson
William Green
Chickamauga
Tenn
T. Young
Mother
Conrat Budke
St. Louis
T. H. Keller
Misa Grace Conner
Bank Street
Peter Waldman
Decatur
Inl
James Whallen
Nevada
C. Danks
Patoka
Gibson County
William Sands
Ben W. Gresham
Biel
Bessie
Annie Schwartzel
Vincennes
Ind
Harry Emery
Ben Emery
West Ninth Street
Lydia Newkirk
Trindad,Co
R. W. Hopkins
Weat
Seventh Street
Jennie Hay
Frank Hay
Indianapolis
Harry Mix
Herbert
Smithfield
Pewee Valley
John Endrista
Pana
Ill
John Bache
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H.C. Cuppinger
J. M. Baxter
May
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Misa Dells Hay
Will H. Watkin
the Tribune
Selma
Ala
Shoemaker
Bloomington
Chas. H. Reeve
Messia
Jesse Edwards
Wm. Stallings
Thomas Devore
Clem Graham
W. V. Stoy
Mary
Kate
Lafayette
Elia Blemker
H. C. Clippinger
Evansville
Louisville
Stephen Albert
Chicago
Mr. Albert
George H. Thomas Post
Crack Post
Charles P. Gwin
The
Cotton Batting Company
Augusta
Riverside
W. EK. Brown
Missea Kila
Edith Brown
Fred J. Brown
South Bend
Henriette
Moody
Fred Fawcett
Boston
Mass
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Mollie I. Wilcox
East Spring Street
Berryman
Central City
Neb
Misa Earl
Buffalo
N. Y
Mra
Frank Cannon
John Newbanke
John R. Minter
Little Rock
Ark
Missea Mattie
Mary Dishman
Doyle
Wyandotte Cave
Mich
S. T. Finney
Michigan
Butler Dead After Grip Causes Heart Failure
John M. Butler of the Butler Snow & Butler firm in Indianapolis died in the Fifth Avenue hotel New York from heart failure after a grip. He had been staying with family in Newport R I before returning to the city. Born Evanville 61 years ago, he graduated from Washburn College in 1853 and built a notable railroad litigation practice. He was a Republican stump speaker active in Blaine and Garfield campaigns. His remains will be sent to Indianapolis.
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Butler, Snow & Butler
Indianapolis
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Butler
Newport
R. I
Alpheus Snow
Mr. Butler
Evanaville
Wabash College
Corbettsville
Blaine
Garfield
Cool Philadelphia Weather Shocks City
A cool spell hit Philadelphia yesterday with a 6 am thermometer at 45 degrees and a light snow report in West Philadelphia. Nearby towns like Pottstown saw heavy frosts. New York State reported severe frost. Oswego County suffered crop damage especially grapes.
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West Philadelphia
Pottstown
Seei
New York State
Gloversville
Nyack
Rockland County
Oswsco
Oswego County
Pension Frauds Arrest in Nashville Case
Two Negro women Rebecca Polk and Lizzie Robbinson were tried before United States Commissioner Doak in Nashville on pension fraud charges. The Secret Service has pursued the case for a year amid a long running scheme, with over ten thousand dollars wrongfully obtained from the government.
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Nasuvilie
Rebecca Polk
Lizzie Robbinson
United States
Doak
Secret Service
Gunman kills woman after rejection near Giddings
In a rural Texas area near Black's mill 18 miles west of Giddings Oscar Hennigan shot and killed Martha Bradley after she refused his suit. He also attempted to kill her father William Bradley, but the pistol failed to explode. Hennigan was arrested.
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Black's Mill
Giddings
Oscar Hennigan
Martha Bradley
William Bradley
Gan
Wheat market letter catalogs bearish signals and policy views
W G PRESS & CO. discuss the Washington crop bulletin and its dubious reliability. They note heavy Northwest receipts, a drop in prices, and the need to reduce prices to clear surplus. They warn that exports, storage, and deferred futures influence markets, with bears dominating until new crop data clarifies fundamentals. The letter also covers hogs, oats, corn, and market mechanics, penning cautious sentiment on future declines and reactions.
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Washington
Minneapolis
Duluth
Northwestern
Chicago
Swan and ex spouses set to wed in a domestic drama finale
In Maysville Ky on September 16 Albert Swan and his divorced wife Susan Windell refer to as Ricker travel from Elliott county toward Jeffersonville Ind to marry. Windell’s ties to Swan and ensuing divorces led to poverty and separation before the couple’s planned remarriage. The tale ends with the anticipated wedding of Mrs Windell to her first husband.
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Wrindell
Maysville
Jeffersonville
Ind
Cincinnati
Albert Swan
Susan
Ricker
Elliott County
Windell
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