Cures Woman's Weakness With Favorite Prescription
Editorial notes from The Kotechc Medical Review discuss Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and unicorn root Helenias Diotca as a uterine regulator. It cites Dr. Fyfe and others praising Golden Seal and related ingredients as remedies for pelvic and reproductive ailments in women.
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Pierce
John Fyfe
Kotechc Medicat Review
Helenias
Finley Ilingeendsne D
Ben- Maisie
John M. Scudder
Mane
Cincinnati
Golden Sea
Rela
Bicas
J. Krolow
M. D
Efron
Local items and classifieds from New Albany edition
The New Albany Tribune notes a farm sale near New Albany, court term in Crawford circuit, Simon Fess building a two story Silver Hill house, Deputy Sheriff Loesch at Central Hospital, and various local business changes including the sale of J O Nevian Ice plant assets to Independence Ice and Oval Co. plus sewer bond preparations and injury settlements.
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Crawford
Simon Fess
Silver Hill
Frank Loesch
Central Hospital
Indianapolis
Jamoa Cook
Greenville Township
John O. Nevian
J. O
Brake man Edward Bullington Injured In Fall Near Francisco
Edward Bullington a Southern brake man suffered a fractured shoulder and other injuries from a fall from a box car at Francisco eight miles east of Princeton. The crew noticed he was missing only after reaching Princeton and the engine returned to his fall site. He crawled to a nearby farmhouse and was brought home to 614 West Main Street yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Bullington
Francisco
Princeton
Bullington
West Main Street
Nominating Convention Yields County Races in Primaries
The central committee lists candidates for county offices with William Sloemer winning the treasurer nomination by a large majority. Dr W R Richards is the coroner nominee, Frederick W L Meyer and John T Clark win commissioner seats, and Charles Gong and William Bigler are named for township roles. Delegates to the state and national conventions are chosen, with total primary votes totaling 2,740.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sloemer
Comery
Francis A. Receveur
Robert W. Scott
W.R. Richards
W. L. Starr
Frederick W.L. Meyer
John W. Ashabranner
John T. Clark
Clarence Keefer
Walter V. Bulliet
Michael O Thornton
William Siloemer
Claude A. Bittason
WR. Richards
Frederick W. L. Meyer
Charles Gong
New Albany
William Bigler
Dr.Richards
Meyer
Clark
Receveur
Six Mile
Sloemer
Lower
Albany
Silver Grove
Georgetown
Greenville
Lafayette
Franklin Township
Starr
Richards
Ashabranner
Georgetown Township
Franklin Townships
Six Mile Switch
Keefer
Milton Hottell
Salem
Thomas Hanlon
L. M. O'Bannon
Corydon
Charles D. Keleo
Jeff Kern
John Kraft
James Flynn
George N McIntyre
Jobo Clare
George Morris
Will Kepley
Edward Rooff
Anthony Fisher
A. F. Jenkins
Eugene Crump
Fatrick Kennedy
Adolph Day
Harry Breetz
Thomas Dowerman
Marion Ashabranner
James Hartley
Alvy Byerley
George Harrell
Lee Evans
James Cole
David Jones
Julian Perrin
George Mitchell
Murray Farnesley
J. Goodman
Harry Farnesley
Edward Smith
Battle for Indiana Governor Nomination Poised for Multiple Ballots
Indianapolis dispatch reports no candidate will win on the first ballot as delegates spread across 42 counties. O W Miller leads early totals with 269 of 577 counted, while Watson trails at 316, Miller gains second-choice support, and 890 delegates remain to be chosen, signaling a protracted convention fight.
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Tribune
Indianapolis
Charles W.miller
James E. Watson
Hugh Miller
William L. Taylor
O. W Miller
Watson
O. W. Miller
Bailiwick
Sudden Death of Palmyra Resident Mrs Hartman
Mrs. Hartman, eighty, longtime Palmyra resident, died suddenly at home yesterday morning after breakfast. Heart disease attributed. She was sister-in-law to Louisa Hartman and aunt to George Philip Jacob and Henry Strack. Survived by husband, a daughter Mrs Andrew Wolfe of Palmyra, and two sons George Hartman of Illinois and Edward Hartman of Harrison county.
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Dally
Adam Hartman
Palmyra
Hartman
Louisa Hartman
George
Philip
Floyd Circuit Court Opens March Term Five Weeks
The Floyd circuit court convened for a five week March term with Judge Utz presiding over criminal and probate matters. Attorneys argued a restraining order in the Pennsylvania Railway Company vs Barth Leather Company injunction, and the case was taken under advisement. The grand jury was impaneled. Frank Baker excused, Walter B. Creed called to fill vacancy. Docket lists 369 cases, 174 civil, 97 criminal, 98 probate, including 33 divorces and many damage suits against corporations. The ad for Foley’s Honey and Tar promotes a cough remedy.
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Floyd
Utz
Pennsylvania Railway Company
Barth Leather Company
Frank Baker
Miller Leads in Republican Gubernatorial Delegates Report
Report from Indianapolis headquarters shows Charles W. Miller leading with 348 of 789 delegates. Roose cites 84 of 126 neutral delegates for Mr. Miller, while Watson Taylor and Hugh T. Miller share the rest. Southern districts and Marion County show Miller strength ahead of the state convention.
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Clarlea W. Miller
William Roose
Indianapolis
Miller
Hugh T. Miller
Charles W. Miller
Mr. Watson
Charles W Miller
Marion County
Hemenway Seeks $195,000 Mining Disaster Investigation
Senator Hemenway aims to amend the legislative appropriation bill to provide $195,000 for continuing and expanding federal mining disaster investigations. He cites high mine fatalities in 1907 and 1906, urging government action to reduce deaths, with Indiana recording 53 coal mine deaths in 1907 and overall U S fatalities rising.
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Washington, D.C
Hemenway
Senate
Territories
Indiana
Weekly Tribune and Teasville Weekly Hero Advertisements
Clubbings rates and subscriptions listed for New Albany WEEKLY TRIBUNE and related titles. Includes pricing notes for New Albany WEEKLY TRIBUNE and WEEKLY TRIBENE and mentions National Magazine and Physical Culture Magazine. Contains an advertisement for Allen's Foot Ease with testimonial claims and mail order offer.
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New Albany
Teasville
SY Tribune
New Yorkbane
New Albany Weekly Tribune
New York
Tri- Weekly
Tribune
Tribene
Amperican Bay
New Albany Weekly Tribune and
Physical Culture
Postmaster Morris Receives New Second Class Rules
New Albany postmaster R W Morris has received the updated ruling on second class matter effective January. The Tribune notes subscribers over one year in arrears must settle debts or risk discontinuation of delivery. Most debtors can pay but have not. readers are urged to act promptly. Foley's Honey and Tar is recommended for coughs and colds in an ad by O D Knopfel.
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Daisy Sullivan
Greenville
Chas. D. Knosefel
Albany
The
Tribune
Foley
O. D. Knopfel
City loses suit over East Main Street improvement
Jury in Indianapolis awarded Larber Asphalt Paving Co. 68,814 against the city of New Albany for East Main Street work not accepted by authorities. The company sought 74,000 including 60,000 for the improvement and 14,000 interest. Property owners along East Main are likely to bear the street cost, while interest responsibility remains to be settled if the ruling stands.
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Larber Asphalt Paving Company
New Albany
Indianapolis
Asphalt Company
East Main Street
Thea Anit
Marry Dowling
Alexander Dowling
Harry E. Jewett
Shere
Board of Works
Floyd County Treasurer and Sheriff Candidates Named
Treasurer William Sloemer is the Democratic candidate for Floyd county treasurer subject to voters decision at the November election. Sheriff Claude Sittason is the Democratic candidate for Floyd county sheriff subject to voters decision at the November election.
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William Sloemer
Floyd County
Claude Sittason
Charles W. Long
New Albany Township
Walter W. Bulliet
Floya County
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NEW Albany Tribune
Corydon Pike
Ellen Quinn
Carl F. Best
Marion Connery Construction Company
A. F. McDonald
Baltimore and Ohio, Southwestern Railway Company
American Express Company
McDonald
Stotenburg & Weathers Archis
C. W. Miller
Circuit Court
Iis
O. D. Knoefal
Senator Hemenway
le Roy
N.Y
the Tribune Company
Pearl St
Ind
Governing
R. W. Morris
New
Dr King
New Life
Jacob Springer
Weet Franklin
Maine
Chas. D. Knoefel
Dauchey & Co
Barker
George B. Cardwill
Notary Public
New Albany, Dil
Charles L. Jewett Menry E. Jewett
Lawyers
Masonic Building
Peter Klerner
East
Thomas and Market Sta
Stotsenburg & Weathers Attorneys AT Law
Hedden
State
Marke
Clark Harrison
GEO. H. Devol
Main St
Comb
GEO. S. Graf’s
E. Main Street
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