Peruna Endorsements Rally National Leaders For Catarrh Cure
United States figures endorse Peruna as an American cure for catarrh. Letters from governors, federal officials, and U.S. marshals praise its tonic effects and rapid relief, urging public use and offering medical guidance from Dr. Hartman.
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Perana
United States
Pernna
Robert Barber
Register United States Land Office
Montgomery
Ala
Peruns Sea
Mystery grows as Cardwell widow departs after funeral
Brazil Indiana July 13 A new twist in the Cardwell murder case as Mrs Cardwell and seven Cardwell brothers depart south toward Louisville after Ralston Cardwell’s funeral. Her disappearance hurts prosecution by removing a key witness and raises questions about Sluder’s guilt. Bank assets and missing money also prompt legal questions amid bond deals at Cambridge City.
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Brazil
Ind
Cardwell
Kirk Cardwell
Ralston Cardwell
Gold
Know
Sluder
Bowman
Cambridge City
Discreet Spender Tied To Bank Bond Loss In Indiana
Hagerstown Indiana July 13 Information suggests the bonds and securities stolen from the Commercial Bank by cashier John Bowman, who recently died by his own hand, will exceed the alleged value. The report notes ongoing inquiries into the amount and the responsible parties.
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Hagerstown
Ind
Aafe
John Bow
Family Driven From Home in Vincennes
Isadore Hayes and his five members were forced from their home by Chas Richardville who used an ax to batter the door and threaten the family. They fled to a cornfield and hid all night. Hayes sought police protection in Vincennes and armed himself, planning to defend his home two miles west of the city.
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Vincennes
Ind
Isadore Hayes
Chas
Richardville
Richardville E
Hayes
Posse Stops Highwaymen Near Oklahoma Line
Two highwaymen who killed J. C. Calhoun a Kansas City special agent for the Atchison Topeka Santa Fe were surrounded by a posse at Hewins near the Oklahoma line and shot dead.
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Winfield
Cedarville
J. C. Calhoun
Kansas City
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
Hewins
Oklahoma Line
Freight wreck on bridge near Frankfort injures none
A disastrous Lake Erie & Western railroad collision occurred one mile east of Frankfort Indiana on a July 13 line. An eastbound fast freight and a westbound extra collided on a bridge, both locomotives telescoped and demolished. Twenty freight cars were wrecked and a carload of corn spilled into the stream. Crews jumped free without injuries.
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Frankfort
Ind
Lake Erie & Western Railroad
The Wife Escaped in Lagrange July 13
In Lagrange Indiana on July 13 a man named Berenz a merchant of Elmira killed himself after making an attempt to shoot his wife.
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Lagrange
Ind
Berenz
Elmira
Americans Cheer Flag Desecration at Canadian Parade
A mob near London Ontario tore down and trampled an American flag in front of City Hall after an American visitor angered locals with a remark at an Orangemen demonstration. About 860 Americans had arrived from Michigan for the events and later shouted insults at Canada before the flag was defaced. Port Huron lodge officials said they did not resent the insult, calling it uncalled for.
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London
Ont
Orangemen
Michigan
Canada
Port Huron
Mich
Lodge
Confidence signs for Japanese bonds subscriptions
New York July 13 The imperial Japanese government 4 1 2 percent sterling loans second series were closed by Kuhn Leeb Co National City Bank and National Bank of Commerce and agents nationwide at close of business yesterday. Subscriptions opened Tuesday and bonds allotted to the United States heavily oversubscribed, forcing a one day limit on take.
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New York
Kuhn, Leeb & Co
National City Bank
National Bank of Commerce
United States
Russian peace talks shift as Muravieff resigns
St Petersburg July 13 M Mura vieff resigns as chief peace plenipotentiary now to be replaced by M Witte the longtime ministerial president seen as likely to push a peace accord with Japan. Witte's appointment awaited formal signature after Foreign Minister Lamedorff meets the emperor. Witte favored close Russo Japanese understanding and possibly an alliance, despite limited English. Muravieff resigns amid ill health concerns masking deeper diplomatic tensions.
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St. Petersburg
M. Muravieff
M. Witte
Committee of Ministers
Japan
Lamedorff
Russia
M. ‘Witte
Far East
Washington
Tokio
Uraiier
Foreign office may name successor with peace mission sailing still on
The Foreign Office is believed to favor announcing the successor to the plenipotentiary in tandem, but the change does not postpone the peace mission’s sailing date for Washington.
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Foreign Office
Washington
Witte Appointment Seen as Peace Hope by Telegraph
London editors hail M. Witte’s likely appointment as best omen for peace, predicting Japan will accept Russia’s sincere desire to end the war. Editorial notes Japan’s moderation could astonish the world, and that lasting peace hinges on Russia’s cessation of hostilities, with trade rivalry in the Far East remaining.
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London
The
Daily Telegraph
M. Witte
Chronicle
Japan
Russia
Far East
Navy reform orders Birileff to rebuild fleet
St Petersburg July 13 The appointment of Vice Admiral Birileff as minister of marine follows Admiral Avellan. The emperor charges the minister with rebuilding the navy and reforming the entire system. He must eradicate wartime faults, address Black Sea mutinies, and instill discipline and devotion among naval personnel.
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St. Petersburg
Birileff
Avellan
Black Sea
International Harvester sues Rodney B Swift in equity
Chicago July 13 Proceeding commenced by the International Harvester company against Rodney B Swift charging rebates from railroads and beyond corporate authority Swift alleged to have made false representations while employed and to have appropriated 25000 dollars in money and securities. Court asked to order return of the 25000 dollars to the company.
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Chicago
International Harvester Company
Rodney B. Swift
The
Harvester Company
Swift
Roosevelt address to Long Island physicians on Panama canal work
President Roosevelt spoke to the Associated Physicians of Long Island in Oyster Bay praising physicians role in communities and outlining medical experts work on the Panama Canal. He cited sanitary engineers cleaning Cuban cities for the first time in 400 years amid ongoing Isthmus and U.S. challenges.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
Associated Physicians of
Long Island
Panama Canal
United States
Cuba
Farmer's Desperate Situation In Wabash Bull Attack
Samuel H. Rager of Pleasant township lies in a critical condition after a mad bull gored him in the field. The animal attacked and rolled him until he lost consciousness, then wandered away. Family searched and found him near the field. he remains unconscious and doctors fear he may not recover.
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Wabash
Ind
Samuel H. Rager
Pleasant Township
Chance for Policy Holders in Equitable Shakeup
New York on July 13 reports the first salary reductions reflect broader plans by Mr. Morton to trim expenses. Officials in contact with him expect reforms across several departments, especially the agency department under chairman investigation. Uniform commissions for soliciting agents are anticipated, with possible cuts for general agents.
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New York
Morton
Indiana Politicians and Tax Board Debates Stir Indy Gossip
Indiana political notes from Indianapolis report Senator Jas A Hemenway visiting his former Claypool base before a Mackinac Island trip with H C Starr. Governor Hanly pushes fair assessment policy while warning railroads of potential increases. Tax board scrutiny targets improper relief funds handling by trustees and county officials. Lake Erie Western counsel cites $148060 lost passenger business to interurban rivals as electric lines expand.
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Ers
Indianapolis
Indianapols
Jas. A. Hemenway
Claypool Hotel
Fairbanks
Hemenway
Alaska
Tut
Booneville
Mackinac Island
H. C. Starr
Richmond
Indiana
Washington
New York
Hanly
J. R. Norton
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Norton
Baltimore & Ohio System
Board of State Charities
John B. Cockrum
Lake Erie & Western Railway Company
Well Provided. Barnstormer Finds Food for Thought
A brisk note from the Barnstormer column hints at a dramatic moment that offered readers food for thought. The piece suggests sharp observation, compact wit, and a reflective takeaway without naming specifics.
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