Peruna Cited in Reports of Kidney Disease Cures
Letters from Fred R. Pennell Thomas M. Hicks and S. L. Earle praise Peruna for curing kidney and bladder troubles after insufficient relief from doctors. They describe gradual recoveries, with Pennell noting three bottles cured him and Hicks crediting five months of use. The note invites readers to write to Dr. Hartman for free advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred R. Pennell
Grand Opera House
Hot Springs
Ark
Thomas M. Hicks
18Th St
Louisville, Ky
Peruna
L. Earle
Jacksonville
Fla
S. L. Earle
Hartman
Presbyterian assembly weighs Harlan church center plan
In Winona Lake Indiana on May 25 the Presbyterian general assembly debated Justice John M. Harlan s proposal for a grand central Presbyterian church in Washington. A sharp vote on committee reports favored Harlan who wielded notable political influence within the church. Washington Presbytery is expected to face tougher opposition if the plan is raised there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona Lake
Ind
Presbyterian General Assembly
John M. Harlan
Wash
Stepped in Front of Train Kills Amos Strain at Mitchell
Amos Strain aged forty five was killed instantly when he stepped from a work train in front of a passenger train at Mitchell Indiana. He was married and resided at Loogojee Indiana.
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Mitchell
Ind
Amos Strain
Loogoctee
Sixty fourth Marriage Anniversary in Paoli Indiana
Paoli Ind May 25 Mr and Mrs John Hall near this city celebrated their sixty fourth marriage anniversary Both are birthright Friends.
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Paoli
Ind
John Hall
Was it murder in Indiana tragedy in Salt Lake inquest
In Salt Lake City an inquest into George M. Hill of Harper Utah heard that Hill died in a lodging house from suspected morphine poisoning. His aunt Mrs T M Harper claimed Hill was murdered by estate seekers tied to a $60 000 inheritance. She recalled Hill’s mother was shot by his father years ago and paroled recently.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Indiana
George M. Hill
Harper
T. M. Harper
Hil
Hill
Winchester
Ind
Masons Elect Officers After Grand Master Retires
Indianapolis May 25 The Indiana Masons adjourn after presenting a past grand master's jewel to retiring Grand Master George E Grimes of Ladoga. New officers elected by succession include Alfred W Emery Evansville grand master Lincoln V Cravens Madison deputy grand master Walter O Bragg Greenfield senior grand warden Charles N Mikel s New Castle junior grand warden Martin H Rice Indianapolis grand treasurer Calvin W Prather Indianapolis grand secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
George E. Grimes
Ladoga
Grand Lodge of Indiana Masons
Alfred W. Emery
Evansville
Lincoln V. Cravens
Madison
Walter O. Bragg
Greenfield
Charles N. Mikels
New Castle
Martin H. Rice
Calvin W. Prather
Hermit Doctor Struck Dead by Train Near Evaneville
John Busker a sixty five year old hermit herb doctor living in a cabin below Evaneville Indiana was struck and killed instantly by a Louisville Henderson and St Louis railway passenger train at the scene authorities reported.
Former Attorney General Attacks Anti Cigarette Law
Indianapolis on May 25 reports former Attorney General W. L. Taylor has vigorously challenged the constitutionality of the anti cigarette law passed by the recent legislature. He is employed by W. W. Lowry of the city, who was indicted for smoking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
W. L. Taylor
W. W. Lowry
Togo's Waiting Game Off Korean Coast
London May 24 It is learned from a trustworthy source that Vice Admiral Togo's fleet remains off Masampho on the southeastern coast of Korea while awaiting further orders or actions.
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Togo
London
Masampho
Korea
TERSE TELEGRAMS IMPACTS ACROSS NATION AND WORLD
Mail clerk killed in Santa Fe collision at Hutchinson Kansas. Thebes bridge opened over the Mississippi. United Presbyterian assembly sits in Washington Illinois. Senate interstate commerce panel adjourns subject to call. Cran Brook depot collapse injures eleven, four fatally. Linovitch demands Kuropatkin recall. Ohio Democrats fix Columbus for state convention dates June 2 and 28. Barney Oldfield escapes in Chicago Auto Club tryout. Lightning kills two girls near Hartford Alabama. third gravely injured. Switchmen’s Union adopts new constitution effective July 1. Castro decrees amnesty for exiled Venezuelans returning home.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Mississippi
Thebes
General Assembly of the United Presbyterian Church
Washington, IL
St. Petersburg
Linovitch
Kuropatkin
Ohio Democratic State Central Committee
Columbus
Barney Oldfield
Chicago
Autimobile Club
Hartford
Ala
Switchmen’s Union of North America
Indianapolis
Castro
Toco Is Defeated in Manila Rumor
Manila reports an unconfirmed rumor that Russian and Japanese fleets met south of Formosa with the Japanese fleet said defeated. Active land operations are reported as in progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Formosa
Manila
Buying coal land in Clay County by Walsh interests
Brazil May 25 reports that President Walsh of the Southern Indiana railway is buying up promising coal land in Clay County along the Indianapolis line. Agents are taking options on land where owners refuse to sell and several thousand acres are said to be secured in the Saline City vicinity and areas east and west of there.
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Brazil
Ind
Walsh
Southern Indiana Railway
Indianapolis
Saline City
Wide Berth
In naval circles it is assumed Vice Admiral Rojestvensky’s squadrons are in the Pacific moving northward and avoiding the Pescadores Formosa and Lucha Islands to foil torpedo attacks and draw Vice Admiral Togo into open battle. A Korean passage attempt has been abandoned after reconnaissance of Perouse and Tsuguru straits from Vladivostok.
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St. Petersburg
Rojestvensky
Pacific
Pescadores
Formosa
Lucha Islands
Togo
Korean
Perouse
Hokkaido
Sakhalan
Tsuguru
Hondo
Vladivostok
French Indo-China
Woman dies after arsenic poisoning in Indianapolis
Mrs Clara Horger of 2039 Sheldon street was beaten by husband David Horger and drank arsenic after family troubles and a dispute over their young son held at Julia E Work school in Plymouth. He was jailed at the police station following the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Clara Horger
Sheldon Street
David Horger
City Hospital
Julia E. Work
Plymouth
Ind
Horger
Nelson
Russian Cossacks Raid Behind Japanese Lines Near Oyama
Front dispatches report Linovitch shifting to an offensive, Rennenkampff penetrating Japanese rear but suffering heavy losses. Oyama strengthens defenses as reinforcements and vast war materials land at Yenkow and Dalny after Rojestvensky’s appearance in Malacca.
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St. Petersburg
Linovitch
Rennenkampff
Oyama
Linevitch
Rap
Yinkow
Dalny
Rojestvensky
Straits of Malacca
Preliminary Skirmishes In Manchuria May 25
Chan Chavadze reports near Sahedze as Japanese begin an advance while Russians push forward and capture villages Shachzou and Syaosichzhou in the center. Both sides retire to river banks. No serious fighting yet as daily Russian reconnaissance continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chan Chavadze
Manchuria
Sahedze
Shachzou
Syaosichzhou
Kooche and
Gorth
Assassination of Baku Governor by Bomb
In Baku Caucasia on May 25 Prince Nakachidza, the governor, was killed when a bomb struck his carriage. A lieutenant and a bystander also died. the coachman is believed fatally injured in the blast.
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Baku
Caucasia
Prince Nakachidza
Taft Receives Warm Welcome at Ohio Republican Meet
Secretary of War Taft was greeted with long applause as temporary chairman of the Ohio state Republican convention. He drew the crowd with praise for President Roosevelt and his policies while presenting his views on state questions, prompting hearty cheering throughout his remarks.
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Columbus
Ohio
Taft
Roosevelt
Indiana Couple Fails to Marry Over False Certificate Claim
Elmer W. Brown of Washington county and Miss Ellen Boston of Corydon procured a marriage license but lacked a witness or a willing minister. A man offered to help, yet the minister refused, alleging the helper was employed by the groom-elect to attach a false certificate to the license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon
Ind
Missing Waldron doctor sought after April disappearance
Shellyville Indiana May 25 Dr Thomas J McCain a Waldron physician and Democrat politician is missing since April 30. His wife Anna F McCain has filed for divorce in circuit court alleging non support. Report says all his property was converted to cash before he left.
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Shellyville
Ind
Thos. J. McCain
Waldron
Anna F. McCain
Circuit
Bedford Man Pleads Not Guilty in Murder Attempt Case
Virgil Wilson, charged with attempting to murder and rob Silas Guthrie, a prominent local farmer near Bedford Indiana, was arraigned in circuit court and entered a plea of not guilty. His attorney filed a special plea claiming Wilson has been of unsound mind, and he was remanded to jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Ind
Virgil Wilson
Silas Guthrie
Town Founder John Keller Dies by Own Action in Kellerville
Jasper Ind May 25 John Keller founder of Kellerville in Dubois County was found dead hanging from a tree near his home He was seventy years old authorities report that he died by his own action in a rural Indiana setting linking the incident to his role as Kellerville’s founder
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper
Ind
John Keller
Kellerville
Dubois) County
Mr. Keller
Dispute Over Ball Game Turns Violent In Yankeetown
May 25 in Yankeetown Ind a dispute during a ball game led to Gurley Hadley eighteen and John Barnett twenty three fighting. Barnett struck Hadley with a bat on the head rendering him unconscious and causing brain injuries with some injuries uncertain.
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Yankeetown
Ind
Gurley Hadley
John Barnett
Royal Baking Powder Claims 40 Years Of Scientific Experience
The manufacturers boast forty years of research in bread and cake raising both in the United States and abroad. They describe Royal Baking Powder as a perfect product with no substitute and cite high praise from world authorities. For housekeepers the message emphasizes purity and efficiency as key benefits.
Gas Lease Fight Reaches Court as City Directors Change
Philadelphia May 25 The gas lease dispute moves to court leaving two mayoral appointees out and the dismissed directors back in. Mayor Weaver and counsel seek injunctions while GOP leaders promise the lease will survive the veto next week. Judge Ralston issued a temporary restraining order and set a hearing for Monday. The Cumberland General Assembly votes by 27 to unite with the Northern Presbyterian church in Fresno California.
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Philadelphia
Weaver
James Gay Gordon
New York
Elihu Root
Republican Organization
Robert Ralston
Common Pleas Court No. 5
Peter E. Costello
David J. Smyth
A. Lincoln Acker
Sheldon
Messrs. Acker
Ralston
Potter
Acker
Costello
Posees
Sifpremg
Fresno
Cal
Cumberland General Assembly
Northern Presbyterian Church
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Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Earle
Harlan
Washington
Uetice Parlam
Salt Lake
Masons
Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce
Elkins
Canadian Pacific
Cranbrook
Toco
Clay County
Walsh Interests
McCain
Wilson
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