Peruna touted by Catholic Sisters for catarrh cures
A stream of letters from Catholic Sisters across the United States praises Dr Hartman’s Peruna as a universal remedy for catarrhal diseases. The testimonies claim Peruna cures congestion in head throat lungs stomach kidneys and pelvic organs and helps dyspepsia and female weakness. Readers are invited to write Dr Startman for free consultation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisters of Charity
Pernn
Hartman
Ursuline Sisters
Cleveland
Ohio
United States
Peruna Endorsed by Catholic Sisters Across the U S
Dr Hartman cites letters from Catholic sisters praising Peruna as highly effective. A prominent Mother Superior testifies from experience to its cures for stomach catarrh and other ailments. She reports personal improvement after Colorado climate and plans continued use while treating another patient with malaria-like symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartman
United States
Southwest
Sayar
Colorado
Perwuna
Milaria
Jecorthea
Sisters of Charity Offer Recommen dation from Ohio Institution
From a Catholic center in central Ohio comes a recommendation from the Sister Superior outlining guiding principles and proposed actions for the order. The document emphasizes charitable works, education, and community outreach led by the religious leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central States
Central
Ohio
Stamp Year Promises Records for Collectors Worldwide
A 1902 forecast for philatelists predicts record stamp issues from Edward VII at the coronation to new issues in Spain Germany and Russia. London reports excitement over limited coronation stamps and debates whether such releases meet collector demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Vilatampe
America
Hoosevelt
Germany
Switzerland
Rusia
St. Petersburg
London News
Virgin gold piece weighs 821 ounces for preservation
A fragment described as virgin gold weighing 821t ounces troy was sent to the United States Mint in Helena Montana for preservation in note form but could not be exactly assayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hig
Gola
United States
Gtas
Helena, Mont
Neestiatic
Scientist studies fish diseases under government commission
A government commission directs a scientist to study fish diseases with careful scientific methods. He reports cures for severe epidemics affecting hatcheries as research progresses.
Engineer George Pettinger Dies In Big Four Locomotive
In Munele Indiana on March 3 engineer George Pettinger died in the cab of a Big Four locomotive between Mooreland and Carlos. The fireman found him dead after a hemorrhage caused a fatal blood vessel burst as the train started. Pettinger, who lived in Indianapolis, apparently collapsed while joking with the conductor before the hemorrhage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munele
Ind
George Pettinger
Mooreland
Carlos
Pettinger
Indianapolis
Insurance Companies Withdraw From Indiana
Indianapolis March 1 Insurance fears prompt withdrawals from Indiana securities law. United Firemen’s of Philadelphia and its county will not renew licenses due to necessary securities changes. Five companies have withdrawn this year and two more may follow by March 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
United Firemen’s
Philadelphia
County of
Fight in Marion court interrupts divorce hearing
In Marion Indiana on February 28 a circuit court session was disrupted when Mrs Mary Houtine testified in a divorce and alimony suit against Moses Houtine. Questions from the husband’s lawyer provoked Mrs Houtine who assaulted her husband prompting sheriffs deputies to restore order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Ind
Circuit Court
Mary Houtine
Moses Houtine
Rich Indiana farmer Edward Stunkle found dead in barn
Edward Stunkle. 45 a wealthy farmer from Owensville Indiana was found dead under a barn stall on Friday morning. He had been missing since Tuesday and a half bottle of morphine a revolver and a pocketbook with 375 dollars were found with the body. Authorities say he took his own life. He pioneered the Stunkle ditch a large Indiana drainage project. He leaves a wife and two children in their teens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Ind
Edward Stunkle
Owensville
Stunkle
Indiana
Costs in Society Trends Raise Dance Hall Prices
A study notes rising costs for young women in society events as dance venues like Sherroy's or Delmonies set high prices. The ballroom, music, towers, and refreshments drive expenses beyond prior seasons, shaping debts tied to winter leisure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviets
New York
Sherroy’s
Washington Society Welcomes Depews Bride
Washington society welcomed the beauty of Senator Depew s bride at a reception hosted by Miss Pauthing s home. Over a thousand guests attended as Senator Depew and Mrs Depew received congratulations from hosts and a large diplomatic corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Depew
Washington Society
Senator Depew
Pauthing
Wounded Woman Hit by Hidden Revolver Accident
In Huntington Indiana Miss Carrie Moenkhaus talked with Thomas Gasser at the St George hotel. Gasser showed a bandaged hand concealing a revolver which discharged grazing the girl's mouth and tongue and lodged in neck muscles near the spine. Doctors call the wound dangerous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Ind
Carrie Moenkhaus
Thomas Gasser
St. George Hotel
Gasser
Case postponed as wife fails to appear in whip case
Indianapolis, March 1. George Irvin faces trial for whipping his wife at police court. The case was continued until Mrs. Irvin can find her shoes after a neighbor said he hid them to keep her from court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
George Irvin
West Henry Street
Barricaded Shooter Leroy McCurdy in Marion Home
Leroy McCurdy, 21, fired on his wife of six months and former friend Thomas Spain, then barricaded his room and defied police. He claims betrayal and vows revenge, while all involved are described as well connected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Ind
Leroy McCurdy
Thomas Spain
Ale- Curdy
Aged Woman Arrested in Mail Fraud Case at Muncie
Mrs. Hannah Adams alias Allie Adams and Hannah Brown, 57, was arrested in Muncie by U S Marshal Fietcher for using the mails to defraud. She operated a matrimonial agency through the post office. A man named Kissell is jailed at Noblesville for complicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muncie
Ind
Hannah Adams
Allie Adams
Hannah Brown
United States
Fietcher
Kissell
Noblesville
Dentist Crowns Cat Tooth In Sullivan
Sullivan Ind March 1. Dr R Riggs a local dentist performed an unusual dental procedure crowning his office cat Tabby with a gold tooth after a backyard fight left her tooth damaged. The owner notes Tabby is recovering well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan, Ind
R. Riggs
Tabby
Snappers Organize In Major Glass Factories
In Muncie Indiana March 1 officials announce the window glass workers at national scale will form the Snappers organization in every factory. They seek a weekly wage increase of 70 cents and align with the Knights of Labor and other window glass trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muncie
Ind
Knights of Labor
Lawson M. Noyer dies in Akron after illness
Lawson M. Noyer, a prominent newspaper man and former publisher of the Akron Echo and Rochester Republican, died at his Akron home Saturday night after a prolonged illness. He was 48 and had recently worked with Chicago newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash, Ind
Lawson M. Noyer
Akron Echo
Rochester Republican
Akron
Chicago
Five Years Later Knife Attack in Vincennes
In Vincennes Indiana on Saturday afternoon George Belloe confronted Heck Taylor whom he had met previously in a quarrel. Belloe struck Taylor in the face with a knife driving it through the cheek knocking out a tooth and causing a serious face wound. Authorities describe the incident as a serious assault but not life threatening. Belloe reportedly acted in retaliation after Taylor's past violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincennes
Ind
Heck Taylor
George Belloe
Belloe
Taylor
Submarine Adder Promises Rapid Attacks in Peconic Bay Trials
The Adder, an American submarine torpedo boat, is expected to complete key maneuvers in ten seconds and surface with the stern toward a target in under 30 seconds. Officials say these tests near Peconic Bay will show the vessel surpassing foreign rivals, while the Fulton undergoes post accident repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peconic Bay
Fulton
Government plans to regulate wireless telegraphy on land
The article discusses the need for government restrictions on wireless telegraphy, especially along the coast, as a strategic measure. It notes that ships at sea could intercept messages and that codes would be required for secrecy. Experts doubt Marconi’s tuning fully prevents interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marconi
Crown Prince Punished For Corps Misconduct in Bonn
The Crown Prince of Germany, studying at Bonn, dislikes the corps rituals and was confined to two weeks in his recon by the corps after a club incident. The emperor ordered equal treatment, and the prince served the sentence before traveling to Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
New York Journal
Crown Prince
Germany
Bonn
Body found hanging near Cumberland in unknown man case
The body of an unknown man about 28 to 32, 140 pounds with dark moustache and black hair was found hanged from a tree near Cumberland in Marion County. Investigators search for identity and motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Cumberland
Davis Wins Suit Against Bank Embezzlement Loss
Davis in Vincennes receives a verdict totaling 5000 dollars after pleading guilty to embezzlement as a bank cashier. He had sued to recover losses from gambling. In Petersburg two brothers, 10 and 12, were wounded by an accidental shotgun discharge while playing with a found gun.
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Vincennes
Ind
Davis
Seaboad
Washington
Petersburg
Devore Houchin
Bricklayer Charged Over Raised Check at West Baden
Geo Tolson a Chicago bricklayer working on the West Baden Springs hotel was arrested in Palot Indiana after attempting to cash a raised check. The document was raised from 49 cents to 49 dollars and Tolson was bound over for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palot
Ind
Geo. Tolson
Chicago
West Baden Springs
Tolson
Locusts Set to Invade Indiana and Nearby States in June
Indiana state geologist Prof. W. Blatchley warns that the 17-year locusts and Brood 22 will reach Indiana and parts of eastern Illinois western Ohio portions of Kentucky Michigan in June.
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Indianapolis
Ind
W. &. Blatchley
Indiana
Ilinois
Ohio
Kentucky
Michigan
Ida Bradford Dies After Chair Fall Accident
Miss Ida Bradford of Lafayette Indiana dies from peritonitis after slipping from the back of a chair Monday night she fell and was taken to Elizabeth hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Ind
Ida Bradford
Elizabeth Hospital
The Work of One Officer in Mishawaka
Officer Charles Ham single handedly raided a rambling house in Mishawaka Ind on March 1 arresting ten men and the proprietor. They pled guilty and were fined twenty dollars each. The roulette wheel and chips were removed from the courtroom and hidden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mishawaka
Ind
Charles Ham
Mysterious Death Shocks Peru Courthouse
William Sparks aged 25, reputed son of Louisville, Kentucky wealth, was found dead in the basement of Peru Indiana's courthouse. The cause of death remains a mystery as officials investigate the odd fatality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
Ind
Wm. Sparks
Louisville
Oil Tanks Explode in Alexandria Fire
Two large tanks of the American Oil and Gas Co. in Alexandria Indiana caught fire on Thursday morning destroying 500 barrels of oil and four derricks. Pumper John Elmer was fatally burned.
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Alexandria
Ind
American Oil and Gas Co
John Elmer
Purdue Student Harry W. Cook Dies Before Arrival
Lafayette Ind Feb 23 Harry W W Cook a Purdue University student son of Mr and Mrs D Se Cook of Sellersburg died after hospital admission due to an illness his death underscores the tragedy of a student health crisis at the university hospital.
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Lafayette
Ind
Harry
Cook
Purdue
D. Se. Cook
Sellersburg. Com Hospital
Damage suit filed for ten thousand at Evansville
Evansville March 3 Harry Gillen of the Louisville and Nashville road sues for 10000 damages claiming a steel piece struck his right eye while working in Howell shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
Harry Gillen
Louisville & Nashville Road
Gillen
Howell
Prominent Chicago Woman Endorses Vegetable Compound Cure
Mrs. L. A. Harris of Chicago testifies ovarian troubles were cured without surgery using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Savonative Wash after years of pain and costly treatments. She warns doctors push unnecessary operations and urges others to try the remedy for irregular menstruation and related symptoms.
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L. A. Harris
Chicago
Lydia E. Pinkham
East 81St St
Ill
Eydia E. Finkham
Colonial Excursions Offer Low Rates to the West
During March and April colonist excursions open to all with low rates to the Pacific Coast and intermediate points. Summer special round trips at less than quarter cent per mile one way and return. Send details to H. Connor, Union Pacific Southern Pacific, 53 East 4th St., Cincinnati Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great West
H. Connor
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific Rus
East 4Th St
Cincinati
Ohio
You admit you are a tramp? Testimony sparks courtroom banter
A terse exchange described as the jury hears a defendant's confession followed by a quip about pride and honesty. The earnest counsel probes the witness about his life, while the witness deflects with a sharp remark contrasting pride and work. The Detroit Free Press notes the courtroom tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urete
Detroit Free Press
Maternal Love Echoed In Street Dialogue
In a short street scene a woman offers maternal warmth to a boy who asks for discipline. The boy declines and the speaker declares she will act as a mother when he needs a thrashing. The exchange centers on nurturing care and unconventional family bonds.
Love in a Palace Riddle Sparks Earnest Plan
A witty exchange from a 20th century humor column imagines romance in grand settings. A couple contemplates love in a cottage versus a palace and jokes about earning the palace through effort.
Office boy now in hospital with smallpox
In conversation Nye recalls the former office boy who took everything he could. The boy is now hospitalized at Municipal hospital after contracting smallpox.
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Hook
Nye
Philadelphia Record
Earliest Russian Millet and Local Market Prices
A trade notice mentions Earliest Russian Millet and other commodities with price quotes such as 56 lbs for 1.90 and 100 lbs for 3.00, from John A. Balzer Bee Co. of La Crosse Wisconsin. It also includes testimonials for medicinal products and humorous quips from newspapers of the era.
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Sx Planta
John A. Balzer Beei Co
la Crosse
Wis
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Ghia
California Fig P. Co
Snappers
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Cincinnati
Greencastle
Noah Joslin
Howard
Seattle
Wash
A. Blaze
Thevay
California
Fhemromen
Pacific Coast
George
Philadelphia Bulletin
Atchison Globe
Hale
Pike
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Pise
J. W. O'Brien
Third Ave
Minneapolis
Mira
Trarfield
Putnam
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Democrat
St. Jacobs Oil
Central Fish Market
ST. Jacobs
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St.Jacobs Oil
Salzer's
Wells, Grieens Co
Salzer
Mar Speitz
Victoria
Thor
Ta Een
A.j.tower CO
Boston
Mass
Canada
Manitoba
Assiniboa
Saskatchewan
Alberta
F. Pedley
Ottawa
Joseph Toung
State St
Colonbus
K. T. Holmes
Big Four
H. D. Bates
Ridgetown
Ont
Ali
Wotear
Benzinger
Baltimore, Md
Tribune Baudion
Uae
3A Ac Medical CO
Oakland
Sen. Worer
Hamver Publishing ,Co
Syracuse
Grego
Leeds
Betsey Pols
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