Kilmer's Swamp Root touted as kidney cure
An article promotes Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root as effective for kidney, bladder, and related ailments. It claims widespread hospital and private use, offers free samples and a booklet by mail, and urges readers to mention the paper. Bottles are sold nationwide by druggists.
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Everthing
Dr. Kilmer
Paghamton, N. V
Subscriptions and opinions in a early 20th century issue
The page lists subscription rates for a newspaper and includes editorials and political commentary. It references President Roosevelt’s world tour plans and currency expansion debates, mentioning Aldrich’s currency expansion bill and foreign policy remarks. Names of places and figures appear amid a mix of ads and political prose.
Democratic and Republican Platforms Clash in State Debate
The article reports a divergence between Republican and Democratic state platforms over local option structures. It notes Marshall leaders urging independence from the radical temperance wing and highlights his recent Salt River trip as a campaign milestone, with plans for future party coordination and strategy.
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Marshall
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Salt River
Arizona
Goou Salt River
Phomver Wite
Marstall
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Exporting Aeperivan Capital to Europe Draws Fire
Business leaders criticize exporting capital needed at home to Europe to widen trade balances for European monarchies. The issue centers on capital flight and economic policy affecting domestic growth and national interests.
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Europe
Stamp borders and world fairs loom in derailed rumor mill
The piece notes agitation over mourning envelopes with black borders prompting talk of a postage stamp with black borders. It suggests Japan’s 1912 exposition as a distraction from war, and cites the Kongo Reform association accusing Britain of pressuring the Kongo to honor treaty rights with U S involvement.
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England
Japan
Orient
Kongo Reform Association
United States
A Comparison of Panic Conditions in 1893 and 1907
A Noblesville Ledger feature contrasts the 1893 Democratic panic with the 1907 Republican panic. It argues the 1893 collapse lasted four years and hit all industries, while 1907 was brief and mainly affected Wall Street. Farmers’ fortunes are used as a barometer, with Hamilton County data showing land value gains and higher farm-product incomes since 1896, signaling broad prosperity.
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Wall Street
Congressman Overstreet
Amias
Thuy
Lt Us
Hamilton County
Hamilton
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Star
Prohibition and politics swirl in Indiana amid local option debate
Indiana reports show Prohibition party leaders oppose county local option while Anti-Saloon League officials seek a rationale. Brews and federal suits loom as Indianapolis brewing firms challenge charters, with court hearings anticipated this week.
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Indianapolis
Prohibition Party
Indiana
State Anti-Saloon League
Schumaker
Anti-Saloon League
Prohi
Eli Ritter
Ritter
League
Bingham
Anderson
Indianapolis Brewing Company
Terre Haute Brewing Company
American and
Home Brewing Companies of
United
Brewery
Copiies
Spioon
Korb Will Filed For Probate Involving Family Estates
The will of Margaret Korb dated November 17 1891 names executors John J and George O Korb and divides farm real estate and personal property among her husband and children. A codicil dated August 34 1894 changes Mary Franks gift to part of lot 15 West Second Street.
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Margaret Korb
Jacob Korb
John J
George O. Korb
Katie Korb
Culberteen Avenue
Louise Gaebel
Him Street
Mary Frank
Elm Street
John J. Korb
Weat Spring Street
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John Newhouse
Charles D. Kelso
West Second Streat
F. A. Pennington
O. D. Kelgo
Real Estate Transfers Across Multiple Properties
A stream of deeds lists various transfers including 20 acres in a parcel, lots on Culbertson avenues, south 32 feet of a lot on Highland avenue, and multiple plat parcels. Values noted include 40000 250 00 1200 00 and a total around 2069 09 800 OO.
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Sarah E. Kelley
John W. Hoeble
John F Weathers
James F. M. Wolfe
Lota
Culbertson Avenues
Charles L. Jewett
Amy W. Robverte
Highland Avenue
Clara A. Mitchell
Mary E. Read
Silver Hille
Wee Thomas
Backman
Hermae H Backman
Eret
Ls Spruie Street
Pier
Mae Main Etreer
Senator Heyburn Attacks Forestry Service In Senate Debate
In Washington, Senator Heyburn of Idaho opposed the forestry service during the agricultural appropriation bill debate. He ridiculed service charts and argued forests grow, claiming today’s forest growth equals historic levels. The House arithmetic on sundry civil appropriations sparked further clash over mining safety funding and other provisions.
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Mass
Forestry Service
Heyburn
Idaho
Senate
Messrs. Gaines
Tennessee
Chaney
Indiana
Tawney
Underwood
Alabama
Gen Leant
Elie
Messrs
Pugeeta
New York
Pennsylvania
Dias
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South Bend
Charles W. Miller
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