Peruna testimonial letters from Detroit to Seattle
A series of letters praising Peruna from women and others across the United States. Louise Westbrook of Detroit credits Peruna for relief from menstrual pain and debility. Jessiemene Westland reports recovery from stomach catarrh and renewed strength. Additional correspondents cite catarrh linked female weakness, throat and head catarrh, backache, headaches, nervous prostration, and improved sleep after using Peruna. Women urge others to consult Dr. Hartman in Columbus for free guidance and a health book.
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Detroit
Independent Order of Good Templars
Jessiemene Westland
Hartman
Columbus
Ohio
Alice Dresgler
Bryant Ave
Minneapolis
Minn
Perona
Perris
Alice Dressler
Mamie Groth
Platteville
Wis
Peruna
Grant Ave
Denver
Col
Mra
Ida L. Gregory
Florence Murphy
Seattle
Wash
Roosevelt Guest of Texas Amid Nationwide Ovation
President Roosevelt travels by special train through Kansas Indian Territory and Texas, greeted by vast crowds in Winita Muskogee South McAlester Atoka Caddo Durant Denison Sherman and Dallas. He speaks on statehood promising Indian Territory will join the union within a year and receives a continuous reception before continuing to San Antonio.
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Dallas
Tex
Roosevelt
Lone Star
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railroad
Oriental Hotel
Waco
Austin
San Antonio
Plains of Kansas
Indian Territory
Winita
Muskogee
Statehood
South McAlester
Atoka
Caddo
Durant
Texas
Denison
Sherman
Remains of Pocahontas to be brought from England
Richmond April 5 General Fitzhugh Lee announces an effort to have Pocahontas remains, the Indian princess daughter of Powhatan, brought from Gravesend England for reinterment.
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Richmond
Fitzhugh Lee
The
Jamestown Exposition Company
Pocahontas
Gravesend
England
Sanitarium Destroyed Near Fort Wayne
Ab bott sanitarium east of Fort Wayne burned early this morning causing an estimated loss of 35000 dollars.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Abbott
Beef Trust Inquiry Opens Across Chicago
The federal grand jury will probe prices paid for livestock by packers, alleged railroad rebates, and private accounts of packing houses as part of a Sherman act case. Subpoenaed witnesses including James A. Barrett and Samuel Gobinneheimer testified on prices to packers and rail arrangements, with Cassidy detailing cattle shipping costs and rail deals.
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Chicago
Federal Grand Jury
Jimea A. Barrett
Merrill
Wis
Mr. Barrett
Samuel Grobinneheimer
Schwarzschild & Sulzberger
Patrick Cassidy
National Packing Company
Stevenson vs Wright case set for June trial in Noblesville
Noblesville Indiana April 6 The case of Elmer E Stevenson receiver for the defunct Indianapolis Banking association against John C Wright and others is set for trial in Noblesville June 12 The matter was first tried in Marion county with a jury disagreement and then tried at Greenfield where a jury also disagreed Judge Christian expects a three month trial period.
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Noblesville
Ind
Elmer E. Stevenson
Indianapolis Banking Association
John C. Wright
Marion County
Greenfield
Christian
Back salary law upheld. clerks and sheriffs to receive full pay
Indiana Supreme Court has held the 1903 back salary law constitutional, allowing some 3200 clerks and sheriffs to receive full pay by showing all possible fees were collected. The ruling rejects challenges that the law amended the fee and salary system, imposed special legislation, or altered contracts, stating it only changes the payment method.
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Indianapolis
Supreme Court
G. J. Lindeman
Perry County
Memorial Day Desecration Sparks Call for Sacred Observance
Indianapolis reports J. R. Baisley urges Indiana G A R veterans to avoid Memorial day desecration. At George H. Thomas Post meeting the expectation grew nationwide that the day be honored with patriotic exercises, Lincoln's Gettysburg Address, and a Memorial Sunday observance by churches statewide.
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Indianapolis
J. R. Baisley
State Department
George H. Thomas Post
Indiana
Balsley
Lincoln
Prosecution Declined in McCoy Case Over Venue Change
Judge Hanly had John W. Peterson of Crown Point appointed to prosecute Thomas J. McCoy of Rensselaer in Lake county superior court after a venue change, but Peterson declined citing low chances of conviction due to McCoy's local influence. The cases likely continue to the next term as little progress has been made since the Rensselaer indictment.
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Hammond
Ind
John W. Peterson
Crown Point
Hanly
Thomas J. McCoy
Rensselaer
Lake County
McCoy
The Sanderson Trial in Hartford City
Olie Sanderson on trial for murder shows strain as testimony reveals years of cruelty. Her daughter testified she was beaten. other family members spoke of Sanderson’s spells of cruelty during the proceedings.
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Sanderson
Hartford City
Ind
Olie Sanderson
Farmer dies after harrow accident near Prineseton
Prineseton Indiana April 6. John White a well known local farmer fell while carrying a harrow. The teeth penetrated his brain and lungs killing him instantly. He was a prominent figure in the community and his death shocks residents.
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Prineseton
Ind
John White
No Solution in Sight in Hungarian Cabinet Crisis
Vienna reports Emperor Francis Joseph returns from Budapest and finds no progress in resolving the Hungarian cabinet crisis. After two months the situation remains largely unchanged with no clear path to a solution.
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Vienna
Francis Joseph
Budapest
Royal Baking Powder Promotes Home Baking Quality
Advertising copy extols Royal Baking Powder as a housewife’s aid for fresh, clean, economical home baking. It claims better results than shop-bought foods for cake, muffins, biscuits, puddings, cookies, crullers, and crusts, praising Royal as the greatest bake-day help from Royal Baking Powder Co. New York.
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Royal
Royal Baking Powder CO
New York
Equitable Fight Forecasts Directorial Strategy
A statement from an unaffiliated Hyde ally outlines the planned questioning of Alexander at a special Equitable Life meeting. It alleges he sought state examination without the executive committee’s knowledge and criticizes Hyde associate James Hyde, director Schiff, and Harriman, plus actions tied to renewal account sales and political lawsuits harming the society’s reputation.
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New York
Hyde
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Mr. Hyde
Alexander
Commissioner of Insurance
James Hyde
Jacob H. Schiff
E. H. Harriman
Tarbell
Brackett-Mary Young
Senator Brackett
Drought Threatens Spanish Crops Across Regions
Madrid reports extreme drought halting field work in Andalusia for a long period. Crops face possible total destruction as lifeline prices for essentials soar. If rain does not come soon, agriculture in Valencia Arragon and other provinces may suffer widespread consequences.
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Madrid
Andalusia
Valencia
Arragon
Earthquake toll in early April reported in multiple cities
Later reports from Calcutta and other cities describe widespread property damage from the April 4 morning quake. Death toll remains uncertain but losses are described as considerable.
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Calcutta
Coroner's Verdict Links Mine Blast to Miner Deaths
The coroner's jury in Ziegler Illinois returns a verdict that afterdamp from an explosion of blasting powder, set off by unknown persons, caused the death of forty three miners at Joseph Leiter's coal mine on Monday April 3.
Terse Telegrams From Late Telegraphs Across Nation
Summary of brief notices: Union Pacific plans a $100 million stock increase while the Northern Indiana Teachers association convenes in Chicago and the Mormon Conference meets in Salt Lake City. Senator Orville Platt suffers bronchial pneumonia. Legal action seeks Chicago Telephone charter forfeiture. Front dispatch reports Japanese forces driving Russians from Tsulushu and Sumienchien. Major General Gillespie to retire June 15, Randall to be promoted. Vanderbilt builds an ultra-luxury private car costing $80,000. Adrian Iselin’s will estimates estate at 15 to 30 million. William H. McDoel elected second vice president of the American Railway Association. William C. Fox named director at the Bureau of American Republics to succeed Rockhill as minister to China.
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Union Pacific
Indiana Teachers’ Association
Chicago
Salt Lake
United States
Orville H. Platt
Connecticut
Tsulushu
Sumienchien
Gillespie
Army
Randall
W. K. Vanderbilt
William Henry McDoel
Monon
American Railway Association
Bureau of American Republics
William C. Fox
Bureau
W. W. Rockhill
China
Habeas Hearing For Smiths Adjourned To Monday
Cincinnati April 6 The habeas corpus hearing of J Morgan Smith and his wife held on a New York conspiracy indictment with Nan Patterson to extort money from bookmaker Caesar Young has been adjourned until next Monday afternoon.
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Cincinnati
J. Morgan Smith
New York
Nan Patterson
Open Shop Wins at Inland Steel Mill Strike End
Four hundred workers at Inland Steel in Indiana Harbor return to work under open shop rules after a wage concession of two percent. The move ends a strike that began at the sheet mill, Hammond, on April 6.
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Hammond
Ind
Inland Steel Company
Indiana Harbor
State Prison Improvements at Michigan City
Contractors have begun erecting new buildings at the prison north of Michigan City Indiana. The project will cost the state about 160000 dollars and includes a new cell house and new chapel buildings. The prison population has reached a level needing more cell space.
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Michigan City
Ind
Lincoln Tree to Be Sold in Lincoln City
Lincoln cedar tree planted by Lincoln at the old homestead is dying and owner A J Rhoades is negotiating for sale to eastern parties. The sale is to keep the tree intact though its future use is not known.
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Lincoln
Lincoln City
Ind
Lincoln Homestead
A. J. Rhoades
Klondike King Frank C. Lory Dies in St. Louis
Information from Petersburg Indiana reports Frank C. Lory known as the Klondike King has died in St. Louis. He gained fame for large regional fortunes said to exceed 700000 dollars.
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Frank C. Lory
Petersburg
Ind
St. Louis
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