Peruna Endorsed By Notables For Catarrh Relief In Adverts
Ex navy and ex confederate officers praise Peruna as a safe cure for catarrh and throat lung ailments. Letters from J Emile Tanguay Adolph Koehler and C P Dorr cite quick improvements and recommend Peruna. Advertising notes cold prevention cure times and offers Dr Hartman’s free advice with purchases at $1 per bottle.
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C. P. Dorr
Johnson
Washington, D. C
West Virginia
James M. Morgan
Twentieth Street
U.S. Navy
Confederate Navy
Australia
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
Ohio
James M. Morgat
Flood of Bills Points to Busy Indiana Legislature
Indianapolis January 26. More than four hundred bills have been introduced this session with many more expected. Key items include a revived proposal to establish a second state normal school at Muncie, a $35,000 monument plan for Oliver Morton, and a $9,000 yearly state hygiene laboratory. Other measures cover county bond limits, protections for girls in factories, and cashiering stamps use. Senate actions include public license disclosures and electoral changes, with several bills advancing or dying amid partisan debate.
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Indianapolis
Carmichael
Muncie
Muncie Normal School
Honan
Hood
Brunanagh
Senate
Smith
Askren
Slack
T. T. Moore
House
Hendee
Parks
Highway Commission
Three Firemen Dead in Boiler Explosion at Standard Wheel Plant
Terre Haute reports a boiler room explosion at the Standard Wheel company plant killed Levi Whittaker Thomas Patterson and Horace G Colvin and left George Davis gravely injured. The blast shattered the engine room, blew debris across three blocks and sparked a fire controlled by the city fire department.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Standard Wheel Company
Levi Whittaker
Thomas Patterson
Horace G. Colvin
George Davis
Davis
Whittaker
Colvin
Patterson
Nine Dwellings Destroyed in Bronx Fire
Fire swept nine frame houses on Cauldwell avenue in the Bronx early today and men, women, and children fled in night garments. Firefighters gained control but the blaze threatened more than fifty nearby structures, forcing a hurried evacuation of residents.
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New York
Cauldwell Avenue
Bronx
Intimation of Alleged Purse Theft In Court
A court hears a claim about Jobson allegedly assisting in searching for a purse. The witness clarifies she did not accuse Jobson of stealing but suggested his help could have led to locating the purse.
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Jobson
Hungary Votes Amid Riots and Terrorism Fears
Vienna dispatch reports Hungary's parliamentary elections marked by rioting and a declared state of terrorism. Troops and artillery from Vienna and Leoburg mobilized, 10 000 soldiers stationed across districts. Count Tisza faces rival Andrassy in Budapest central district as opposition predictions vary.
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Vienna
Hungary
Tisza
Prince Ferdinand
Bulgaria
Michael Krapusnak
Jolsya
Austria
Calvary
Lemburg
Budapest
Count Tisza
Count Andrassy
Died Practically Penniless Captain Carter Dies at 68
New York reports Captain Wm Carter prominent horseman dies of apoplexy aged sixty eight. Once celebrated figure behind the Carter handicap at Aqueduct, he built a fortune in racing valued at about half a million dollars before a string of reverses reduced his wealth. In Miami Col Carl P Stern, associate of Elijah II, dies suddenly aboard the steamship Miami and will be buried in Zion City.
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New York
Captain Wm. Carter
Carter
Aqueduct Racetrack
Captain Carter
Dowle
Miami
Fra
Carl P. Stern
Prophet Elijah 11
Zion City
New York Snowbound in Historic Blizzard weathers 1888 echo
New York city endures a foot of snow with drifts up to several feet piled by wind. Surface travel halted, underground lines ferry workers home. Storm blankets coast from Delaware capes to New England, delaying rail traffic and freezing people to death or exhaustion. Hospitals and shelters crowded past capacity.
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New York
Delaware Capes
Maine
New England
Middle Atlantic
Change of plan for Purdue corn school
Lafayette Ind Jan 26 After this year there will be no corn school at Purdue. The corn school will be either part of a two weeks short course in corn study or integrated into the agricultural curriculum. A committee on its future is drafting resolutions to decide its status. For three years the school operated independently of university work, but officials believe it should join the regular course for farmers.
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Lafayette
Ind
Purdue
Southern Interstate Cotton Convention backs major acreage cut
New Orleans on January 26 reports the Southern Interstate Cotton convention unanimously endorsing a 25 percent reduction in cotton acreage and an equivalent cut in fertilizer. The group also proposed a broad plan to secure farmer support across the cotton belt as the key step toward solving the cotton crop issue.
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New Orleans
Lafollette elected U.S. Senator in Wisconsin assembly
In Madison on January 26 Governor Robert M. Lafollette won the United States Senate seat with 101 of 133 votes in the joint legislative assembly. Martin I. Lueck received Democratic votes and Victor L. Berger drew votes from the Social Democrats.
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Lafollette
Madison
Wis
Robert M. Lafollette
Joint Legislative Assembly
United States
Joseph V. Quarles
Martin I. Lueck
Victor L. Berger
Market Report Indianapolis and national grain and livestock prices
Indianapolis wheat and corn mixed with steady to firm readings across No 2 red and No 2 mixed. Cincinnati hogs and New York bids show firmer cattle and lamb markets, while Chicago and Buffalo express varied activity in wheat, oats, hogs, and sheep.
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Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Chicago
New York
East Buffalo
Hammond Bill Aims To Reform Racetrack Rules In Indiana
Hammond senator William Costlin says the plan seeks thirty day meetings and ban Chicago gamblers to protect Lake County tracks. A $100000 investment for permanent tracks and barns is planned along with both harness and running races. The visit also covers Vincennes university debt claims and Congressman-elect Lincoln Dixon's appearance as legislative work continues.
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Indianapolis
William Costlin
Hammond
Roby
Chicago
Lake County
Forsyth
Sheffield
Costlin
Terre Haute
Indicted on Conspiracy Charge in Breathitt Case
A special grand jury indicted James Hargis Breathitt county judge Alex Hargis former state senator Elbert Hargis and Callahan Breathitt sheriff with conspiring to kill Jackson city marshal James Cockrill who was shot at the courthouse in July 1902. Jesse Spicer, a former deputy sheriff, is also charged. The case centers on a planned murder plot tied to county officials in Breathitt and Jackson.
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Lexington
James Hargis
Breathitt County
Alex Hargis
Elbert Hargis
Jackson
A Callahan
Jesse Spicer
Callahan
James Cockrill
Cockrill
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J. Emile Tanguay
John St
Quebec
Jacques Curling Club of
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North Side
Turnerschaft
Clark and Leland Ave
Congressman C. P. Dorr
Hartman
James
Morgan
Fort Wayne
Boones
St. Petersburg
Stefan Tisza
Ayer
Purdue Corn School
Market Report
Royal Purcell
Thomas Adams
James Emmission
Vincennes University
Durbin
Storms
Sherrick
Hill
Lincoln Dixon
North Vernon
Congressman Griffiths
Jefferson County
Orange County
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Dixon
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