Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a cure for kidney bladder and urinary troubles. It claims scientific discovery and tests in hospitals and private practice, offers free sample bottles by mail, and urges readers to reply with a name to receive information and a bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
As . Kilmer
Kid i
Bindner Ramedy
Caltriuaon
Kamer
Bright
Kilmer
Ady
A.sy
Public Good and Navy Critique in Albany Tribune
The Albany Tribune discusses public welfare as a motive, Taft's world tour, and calls for naval criticism. It notes Secretary Taft, Governor Hughes, and President as commander in chief, while referencing mining accident reactions and upcoming census preparations for 1910.
New Year in New York Twain in White Flannel Suit
The New Year scene in New York featured Mark Twain in a white flannel suit, joking that his clothes match the weather as crowds gazed on. The piece notes fire drills in public schools, 2500 children marching calmly during a drill, and argues for American business prudence to overcome speculative devastation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mark Twain
With Open Hand Reflections On New Year Despair And Relief
The piece notes despondency in the new year era yet finds hope in charitable acts. It cites two late year disasters that caused distress, public sympathy for widows and orphans of miners, and widespread private relief aiding thousands of needy families beyond official appeals. It concludes that kindness rises with distress and daily support increases to meet need.
Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages Mixed on Bank Street
A series of sheriff sales and property transfers lists numerous parcels and owners. Notable entries include Edward N Shrader to Edward N Schreder on log 32 Bank street. Florence Barres to William P Barres. James A Murray to Charles Polen. Albert Hopking to William Sweeney. Augusta Webb to Sarah J Schardein. and Newland T DePauw involving several entities. Amounts and parcel details vary, with multiple plats and lots across streets and avenues.
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Edward N Shrader
Edward N. Schreder
Bank Street
George A. Morrie
George D. Zaeemsemmaye
Wdels
William P. Barres
Looustasia
Pater Jollisaint
W. Vance
Addie J. Jollisaint
Elize Miller
Luke B. Hartman
Corydon Pike
Albert Hopking
William Oo' Sweeney
Alvert
Wiile
Iizabeth Schefold
Ana
Shelny
Taeet
Newland T DePauw
E V. Kuight
Iota
Waitehi Tract
E OV
Koight
New Albany Venrer'ng Company
Newland T. DePauw
New Allssy Venenrypg Company
E. Whitehill
Paul Reising Brewing Company
Leuieville Malting Company
Lore
Louise Horde
Lena Benthatront
Christina E Mosier
Pene- Inne A
Campbell
Samuel
McNeif
Edward Hurrie
Bucklen Arnica Salve Backed by East Wilton Resident
A. F. Hardy of East Wilton Maine testifies after fifteen years using Bucklen's Arnica Salve. He says it cures sores boils and burns applied to them and credits the product with saving many doctors from difficult cases. The salve sells for 25 cents at Obas D Knoefel's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
A. F. Hardy
East Wilton
Maine
Obas
D. Knoefel
Indiana Republicans gather to reelect Goodrich as chairman
Indianapolis January 16. Indiana Republicans convene for a state committee reorganizational meeting with James P. Goodrich likely to be reelected chairman. The committee plans to issue a call for a state convention possibly March 26 or 27, with dates under consideration by several candidates. Dinwiddie likely to be renominated as vice chairman. Several figures arrive to consult on candidate runs for Congress and the governorship, while local health boards enforce anti spitting laws at theaters and streetcars, resulting in fines and jail for violators.
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Indianapolis
Republican State Committee
James P. Goodrich
Winchester
Goodrich
Indiana
George Dinwiddie
Dinwiddie
Charles R. Sands
John Lloyd
Martin Comunty Committee
Carey Cowgill
Congress
George B. Lockwood
Lockwood
James Z. Watson
Summitville
Anderson
John K. Gowdy
William N. Tayior
Fort Wayne
Miller
Charles W. Miller
Martinsville
Carl W. Riddick
Winamac
State Committee
Frank D. Stalnaker
Walsh Trial Nearing an End
Chicago January 16 Assistant District Attorney Dobbins began the final summing up in the Walsh trial over misapplying funds at Chicago National Bank. The case likely goes to the jury late this afternoon.
Corn School Draws Farmers to Purdue in Record Interest
Lafayette Ind Jan 15 Farmers from Indiana and their families return to Purdue University for the sixth annual corn school and farmers short course. Attendance is rising daily and officials estimate nearly 3000 people will benefit by the time the course ends.
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Lafayette
Ind
Purdue University
Parcels post debate sparks and millionaire retreats
Washington dispatch details petitions for and against the parcels post, with Richmond Indiana Commercial Club urging opposition as it would widen a postal deficit. Other notes cover dairy bureau demands, prohibition-era mail routes, and Virginia retreats of New York millionaires led by E. H. Harriman.
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Charles W. Arthur
Washington
Senate
Ciites
Commercial Club of
Richmond
Ind
Hemenway
Richmond Club
United States
Congress
Department of Agriculture
Friends of the American
Remus
Animal Industry
Moyer
Simms
Tennessee
Virginia
New York
Plains
Blue Grass
Fauquier County
E. H. Harriman
Henry T. Oxnard
Americ
Capitol
Worthington
Nevada
Allison
House
House of Representatives
Third District Republicans Re-Elect Joseph P Throop
The Third district Republican convention at Maen nerchor Hall re elected Joseph P Throop of Paoli as district chairman with no opposition. James L Tucker was elected temporary chairman and James P Stineon of Huntingburg named secretary. Resolutions praised Theodore Roosevelt and Charles Warren Fairbanks and endorsed the party candidates and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph P. Throop
Paoli
Third District
Maennerchor Hall
Throop
John W. Lawin
Salem
James L. Tucker
R. W Morris
James P. Stimeon
Huntingburg
Hester
Fairbanke
Lee Herr
Teil City
J. H. Weathers
George H Hester
Congress
Ester
Theodore Roosevelt
Senatore Beveridge
Hemenway
J. Frank Hanly
George W. Self
Supreme Court
Indiana
United States
Charles Warren Fairbanks
Republican Party
Petitions Call for Clemency for Caleb Powers in Goebel Case
Kentucky Governor Wilbon faces renewed pressure as petitions for executive clemency for Caleb Powers circulate in Louisville. Initiated by Councilman George Strack, the drive asks residents to sign at Tony Kremer’s news stand, local reel houses, 415 Pearl Street, and drug stores run by C O B Dorsey J H Conner and E A Pierle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbon
Kentucky
Caleb Powers
Goebel
George Strack
Tony Kremer
Reel Houses
Pearl Street
CO. B. Dorsey
J. H. Conner
E. A. Pierle
Not Broadened. A trolley conductor joke in Yonkers Statesman
A quoted social quip contrasts travel and aging with a dark woman and a light woman debating a conductor husband. The light woman notes her husband has been a trolley car conductor for seven years and appears thin, reflecting urban humor in Yonkers.
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Yonkers
Slander Suit Between Neighbors Filed in Harrison Court
James Sommerville of near Palmyra filed a $2000 slander suit in Harrison circuit court at Corydon against Luther Ellis. Sommerville, represented by M. W. Fouk of Corydon and William Roose of the city, says Ellis falsely accused him after missing chickens from Ellis beans. The complaint claims the actions were slanderous and caused shame and humiliation.
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James Sommerville
Palmyra
Harrison
Corydon
Luther Ellis
Summerville
M. W. Fouk
William Roose
Ellis
Ellia
Ellie
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Telisan
Sverytheee
Peskstreet
the Tribune Company
Ixba
Jasper Packael
Publishe
New Alm
Trines
Virgil
Taft
Charlies M. Schwab
Uncle Sam
Edward Payson Weston
Bill
Hughes
Charley
Bo Evans
Wi Pve Hof Covnert
Port Au. Prince
Haiti
Gonaives
Bedford
James Abeis
Oolitic
Chicago
John Meno
Ph. Rock
Brazil
Vandalia Coal Company
Cloverland
Meyers
Fairbanks
Harrison County
Sting
Nventad
Henfamey
Gromt
Olland
Jaa Walla
Papaioa Canad
Akron
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