Peruna Heals Women Says Miss Susan Wymar and Mrs Dauben
A Richmond School teacher from Chicago writes that Peruna brings relief when suffering from female complaints. A Wisconsin resident reports improvement during the change of life after taking several bottles. The ad touts Tu Na as unmatched for pelvic catarrh and offers a free book from Dr Hartman in Columbus.
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Susan Weiser
Richymond School
Chicago
Hartman
Perens
Perana
Susan Wymar
Margaretha Dauben
North
Supeer St
Racine City
Wis
Columbus
Lawyer with a Knocker Causes Comical Alarm
A Chicago Tribune tale recounts J. Brown Hovey, a fussy lawyer, visiting a residence. A frightened darkey reports a man asking to see the master at once, causing mischief and chuckles as the scene unfolds.
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Senator West
Chicago Tribune
Pickwick
Darky
Hmi
J. Brown Hovey
Mr. Hovey
Cane
Brown J. Wovey
Midnight Murder Scene In Seedy Reading Room
A cluttered office corner hosts a boy reading The Midnight Murder or The Millman's Mystery while a visitor arrives. The exchange reveals a rough, taunting tone as they discuss who is present and the man they fear, with the boy calmly continuing the tale in a noirish, lurid setting.
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Ber
Cader
Chicaro
Indiana Map Killa Hin Divorced Wife Tragedy
At 10 o clock last night Percy Bernard shot and killed his former wife Jennie Davis in front of the Davis home on main street. Her mother and three year old daughter were seriously wounded as Bernard, who was believed to have planned the act, fled and officers hunt him. The community rushed to aid but could not save the victims.
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Flora
Percy Bernard
Jennie Davis
Davis
Jenaie
Itnel Herird
Vernand
Caughn
Steel Works Close Down in Maneie Indiana
The Midheard steel works shut last night for an indefinite period. One thousand workers affected as the plant plans moves to cheaper operations at its expense of unions. An investigation is to begin and within 30 days a large cooperative mill may take the entire Midland workforce. Indiana Attorney General W J Favier announced the dismissal of charges against W O Taslos of Kentucky, calling the indictment an unimportant error.
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Maneie
Ind
Midheard Steel Works
Americn Ste?o
Pennsalvania Steel Mills
Midland
Tu Hanapotin
W. J. Favier
Indiana
Thiewlas
W. O S. Taslos
Kentusky
Kentucky
Indianapolis Society Party Heads to Yellowstone Park
Mrs. Benjamin Harrison accompanies by Mrs. Strode of New York the Rev Dr Me Lo Hadas and Dr Henry Janeesen depart Sunday for a trip to Yellowstone Park. They will return in a few weeks and then spend the summer at their Ok Forge cottage in the Adirondacks.
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Tiaianapolis
Tad
Aint
Benjamin Harrison
Strode
New York
Me Lo Hadas
Henry Janeesen
Yellowsfide Park
Generi
Ok Forge
Adirondacks
Counterfeit Money and Rescue at Local Scene
Reported counterfeit coin activity includes silvers and quarters passed as genuine by suspects. Federal authorities from Indianapolis will take Gardner and others into custody. Isaac Achmann, a deaf and mute man, was narrowly saved from drowning yesterday after crying for help as he went under. rescuers pulled him to safety and there is hope his voice may be restored.
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Georre
Giger
Ind
Indianapolis
Gardner
Isaac Achmann
Tragic Suicide Reported in Jourbon Neighbor Death
In Jourbon Indiana on June 17 John Ruby was found dead at his home with a pistol holster to his forehead. He had placed a note on the window casing and removed money from his pocket before taking his own life. He was 20 years old.
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Jourbon
Ind
John Ruby
Monty
Nleed
Otto Nominated for State Senate in Montgomery Putnam Counties
In Crawfordsville Indiana on June 16 the Republicans of Montgomery and Putnam counties held a joint senatorial convention and nominated Louis W Otto of Crawfordsville for the state senate.
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Otto
Crawfordsville
Ind
Montgomery
Put- Hr
Louis W. Otto
Arrest Report in Helena Redaction of Fraud Case
Greenfield June 13 D B Cooper former cashier of Greenfield Banking Co returned from Helena Montana and was arrested on a charge of v endexalingy fundy of the en grade of Morgan Chandler He gave from dn $800.
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Greenfield
D. B. Cooper
Greenfeld Banking Co
Helena
Moot
Morgan Chandler
Female minister resigns amid church differences
Mrs Mariah Woodworth a well known evangelist resigns her license to preach in the Church of God in Anderson Indiana after disputes with elders. Her license joins Mrs Mary Shelly as revoked as Woodworth defended her membership while thousands followed her across the region. She attracted large revivals in Illinois Missouri California and the west.
Trust Pin at Clore in Down Jeffersonville Ind
Trust Pin at Clore in Down Jeffersonville Indiana closes Standunl chain operations indefinitely. About 150 workers are laid off after a central trust order. Franz Krem district manager was present for several days. Oversupply and dull demand cited as causes. One plant in the trust, four-fifths of the threshing will be affected.
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Jeffersonville
Ind
Standunl Chain Works
Chain Trust
Franz Krem
Trust
Piptshurdeis
Thresn
Grafted St Square Inches of Carticle in Indianapolis
Mrs. Bertrand V W Adams, a society figure burned in a natural gas explosion, underwent skin grafting. Otte Taamtsen donated 20 square inches of cuticle while Stella and Edith Adams each gave 15 square inches. Doctors believe her recovery is assured.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Bertrand V W. Adams
Wer Broter
Otte Taamtsen
Stella
Edith
James W Hess Indianapolis Postmaster Dies at Home
James W Hess postmaster of Indianapolis died at his home Saturday morning after several weeks confined illness. Hess was active in Indiana politics and was appointed postmaster by President McKinley. He previously served as Marion County sheriff and held prominence in commercial affairs.
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Indianapolis
Ind
James W. Hess
Tess Fits Jeng
Indiana
McRigley
Tug
Marion
Man pleads guilty to manslaughter in dance hall death
Arthur Woodford admitted manslaughter after a February quarrel over a floor number led to the killing of Herman Schultz, a returned Spanish-American soldier, at a country dance. He accepted an indeterminate sentence of two to twenty years. Woodford had faced a possible first degree murder indictment.
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fKokaino
Arthur Woodford
Woodford
Herman Schultz
On Country
Notable Indianapolis Lawyer Charles A Korbine Dies
Charles A Korbine a prominent Cathenies and democratic lawyer died last night in Indianapolis. He belonged to the law firm Smith Worbin and had a long career in Madison before moving to Indianapolis in 1903. He was born in Louisville Kentucky and served honorably in the war.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Charles A. Korbine
Cathenies
Indianna
Smith & Worbin
Louisville
Prac- Vientias
Madison
Thelcod
Poison mushrooms cause illness in Rinood family
In Rinood Indiana on June 17 a tin plate man bought Woodstarols thinking they were mushrooms and served them at dinner. Fire screams from Mrs Kurtz to neighbors alerted rescuers. all household members suffered severe poisoning, with Mrs Kurtz the only one not yet out of danger.
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Rinood
Ind
Wiau
Kurtz
AK Peemisent
One Cent Verdict For Injuries In Indiana Case
In Pine Valley Indiana on June 16 Mrs Chris Frinkle was injured alighting a train at Wingate and sued Clover Leaf Stailroad Co for damages. Her husband then filed suit for $10 000 and the verdict returned was one cent. Also Indianapolis reports John E Sullivan Marion county clerk who fled on embezzlement charges died in 1859 and has now returned to face new charges after eleven years away.
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Pine Valley
Ind
Chris ‘Frinkle
Wingate
Clover Leaf Stailread Co
Indianapolis
Joho E. Sullivan
Marion County
Greencastle
College President Resigns From North Manchester College
Wabash Ind June 17 Prof H P Albaugh president of North Manchester College has severed his connection with the institution after his resignation was demanded earlier in spring for presiding at a Republican convention.
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Wabash
Ind
H. P. Albaugh
North Manchester College
Athe
Accommodation Train Misadventure in Rural Travel
A rural traveler questions an economy train’s lack of amenities such as a dining car cigar stand and barber shop. The conductor explains there are no such facilities on the short run, prompting the passenger to express disbelief and frustration at the supposed accommodation.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Pullman
Reporter’s typo typhoid tale captures newsroom banter
The health board reports 50 new cases of typhoid fever sparking editor banter on spelling. The rookie explains a lifelong typhoid spell as the joke passes through the newsroom at the Baltimore American.
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Health Board
Baltimore American
Impulsive Fictional Quote Attributed to London Divk-afo-U
An Hilustration quotes An Trishman claiming Frish men act on impulse. He says an Trish man would kill again in a minute and then offer a drink afterward. The remark reflects a stereotype about Irish and Frish men.
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Agwan
London
Paris physician trials elixir with fatal self experiment
A Paris physician tested his own elixir and extended his life in the spirit world beyond expectations. The quip from Boston Globe hints at unconventional results while other clippings humorously reference Dewey and witty sayings from multiple papers.
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Paris
Boston Globe
Market price transcriptions from multiple cities
List of commodity prices by city including Cincinnati Chicago New York Baltimore and others for items such as flour wheat corn oats rye pork lard butter apples potatoes tobacco and cattle with figures in dollars and cents and occasional notes on quality or type.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Sid Bald
New York
Baltimore
Candlanapolis
Louisville
Bitters Praised For Digestive Relief In Confinement
A quotation extols Bitters as a wonderful medicine that helps nature bear the strain of confinement. It notes that many, especially women, have been cured of stomach trouble by its use and realize the benefit keenly.
Joke in Judge Owen’s court at Calhoun prompts chuckles
Sam Bedford recounts a humorous moment from Calhoun where a young man rummaging behind benches in Judge Owen’s courtroom claimed he was searching for his lost overcoat. The judge quipped that people often lose whole suits in the court without such noise. Owensesboro Inquirer report.
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Sam Bedford
Calhoun
Owensboro Inquirer
Supreme Court Upholds Foot Ease Trademark Infringement Case
Buffalo Justice Biughlin grants permanent injunction with costs and full accounting against Paul B. Hudson and a Brooklyn dealer for Dr Clark's Foot Powder. Court declares it an imitation of Foot-Ease owned by Allen S. Olmsted of Letiay NY, who popularized the powder nationwide. Further suits planned against others infringing the Foot-Ease trademark and rights.
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Biughlin
Buffalo
Paul B. Hudson
Dr. Clark
Brooklyn
Allen S. Olmsted
Letiay
NL Y
Miner Sermon Follows Church Exit Tradition
An Atchison man who left church after twenty minutes died recently. The preacher then gave a mineral sermon lasting an hour and thirteen minutes, citing the departed member’s prior habit of timing sermons. The tale appeared in the Atchison Globe.
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Atchison
Atchison Globe
Prohibition at Chicago and Democratic Rally Dates
Prohibition at Chicago runs June 27 to 25 with tickets on sale June 26 and 27. Democratic at Kansas City on July 4, 1900 with tickets on sale July 2. Travel via Chicago Great Western Railway Maple Leaf Route offering vestibuled trains free chair cars dining service and good sleeping car accommodations. For details contact an agent or FP Lord at 13 Adams Street Chicago.
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Prohibition
Chicago
Democratic
Kansas City
Chicago Great Western
Quiy Che Pere
Lord
Adams Street
Sermon In Crief Warns Against Games of Chance
A man meets a bull in a field and is tossed. the moral warns that it is never safe to indulge in games of chance when odds are against you. Philadelphia Worth American notes the cautionary tale.
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Philadelphia
Unclear fragment hints at bicycle ad thoughts
Fragment mentions Mr Sappen and Miss Gabby with a bicycle advertisement reference in Baltimore American. No clear event or outcome available.
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Sappen
Baltimore American
Cure a Cold in One Day Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Ad
A vintage advertisement promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets claiming cure for colds in one day with refund offered if ineffective. The ad includes endorsements, moral snippets, and other product pitches from various periodicals and readers.
Hall's Catarrr Core Taken Internally Price Too
A fragmented clipping notes a claim about Hall's Catarrr Core taken internally and priced high. The item references remarks from Indianapolis News and Chicago Democrat about pessimistic opinions and a humorous aside on Kentucky belles chewing Kisme Gum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Cryptic Adage Notes and City Newspaper Snippets
A fragment cites a mock health claim about a supposed cure and references jokes in newspaper humor. It includes brief quotations from the Indianapolis News and Chicago Daily News about matrimony and humor without a clear news event or人物.
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Chicago Daily News
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Cincinnati, Ohio
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CTORY
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New Haven, Conn
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