Dr Kings New Discovery and Arnica Salve Featured in 1900s Cure Ads
Advertisements tout Dr. Kings New Discovery for consumption and throat and lung diseases, with testimonials from Mr. H Baggins of Melbourne Florida. Also promotes Bucklen's Arnica Salve for wounds piles skin eruptions and Dr Fowlers Extract of Wild Strawberry for children and digestion in a period voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Baggins
Melbourne
Fla
Dr. King
J.N. Jones
J. B. Orner
Branklin Grove
Buckien
J. N. Jane's
Drowning Toll Rises in Indiana Lakes and Ponds
Aug 11 reports from Waterloo Warsaw and Evansville detail multiple drownings. Anthony Pfefferkorn Milo Betz and Hackathorn faced Ball's Lake perils with two drowned and another rescued. Joseph Lenolascino died in Hoffman Lake and George Diefenbach, a 70 year old farmer, drowned in a shallow pond near Evansville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Ind
Anthony Pfefferkorn
Milo [Betz
Ball's Lake
Hackathorn
Ball’s Lake
Indiana
Warsaw
Joseph Lenolascino
Pennsylvania Lines
Hoffman Lake
Evansville
George Diefenbach
Series of Indiana News Briefs Include Wrecks and Fires
A derailment near the Silver Creek bridge on the C H D railway injures conductor George Campbell and A E Johnson, with the caboose tumbling forty feet. A honey tree yields two hundred pounds of honey. Mrs Effie Poyner dies after swallowing strychnine following a quarrel with her daughter. Charles Brets arrested for assault in Detroit and moved to Michigan. No mob violence against John Wilson appears likely after a critical condition of Mrs Biggs. An oil pumper loses a ton iron weight requiring amputation. A fatal drunken affray leaves James Kennedy near death, suspect Lu ther Mays arrested. A large fire in Logansport destroys several homes and threatens nearby properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
Ind
Silver Creek
George Campbell
A. E. Johnson
Johnson
Fire wreck on Paris metro leaves many dead
Paris reports eighty two bodies recovered from trains destroyed by fire on the Metropolitan Electric Railway underground. The total number of victims is estimated at around one hundred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Metropolitan Electric
Underground
Ornety
Pope Pius X Receives Delegations in Rome Coronation Day
In Rome on August 11 Pope Pius X held a lengthy audience for about 300 delegates from Venice ahead of the coronation ceremonies. He knelt to kiss many hands and spoke of his mortal weakness while urging prayers for strength. Venetian friends note the pope appears ten years older but retains his simple, affable manner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Pius X
Venice
Lytle Arrest Ties Chicago Shooting Case to Alabama
Montgomery reports W R Lytle, brother of Marie Lytle Gordon, arrested after alighting from a Northern train on a Chicago shooting charge. Chicago police seek William R Lytle in connection with shooting Jacob Smith, a black porter, at a South Side resort. Marie Gordon attempted suicide in Chicago, reported near death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery, Ala
W. R. Lytle
Marie Lytle Gordon
Marie Gordon
Chicago
William R. Lytle
Jacob Smith
South Side
Lytle
Mamie Lytle
Auditorium
Multiple Disasters and Deaths Reported in Terse Telegrams
A string of tragedies and incidents includes Hent T Stowe killing his wife and shooting himself in Buffalo, a Rochester fire causing 10000 damage destroying four stores, four youths died when a gasoline launch sank off Ash Point Maine, a Rutland Ohio cannery explosion killed three and injured twelve, and more reports of a Danish poet's death, a boat capsizing near Vallejo California, an Lisbon earthquake, a Cincinnati and Eastern interurban collision injuring four, Kilenas volcano activity, Willard Allen's embezzlement troubles, and Postmaster General Payne testing unmanned international mail handling with Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hent T. Stowe
Buffalo
Rochester
N. C
Ash Point
Rutland
Jens Waldemar Berschinino
Chicago
Vallejo
Beniela
California
Lisbon
Cincinnati
Bethel
Kilenas
Willard
Allen
Boston
Methodist Episcopal Senee
Payne
Auutralia
General Black Favored For Next G A R Commander Chief
From Kansas City Aug 11 T J Stewart current commander in chief of the G A R tells a reporter General John C Black of Chicago is the likely next commander in chief with the support of major departments. He says Miles is not a candidate. Burned To Death By Pipe Springfield Mo Aug 11 Mrs Taylor Greening 64 dies from burns after placing a half burned pipe in her pocket believing it out. Hooley fraud case London Aug 11 promoter E T Hooley charged with fraudulently obtaining signatures to checks worth over 650000 in Britain. Langley airship HQ moved Widewater Va Aug 11 move protested by Smithsonian scientists. Banana crop damaged Kingston Jamaica Aug 11 hurricane injures Jamaica banana properties. Conscience hurts her Tien Tsin Aug 11 dewager empress seeks to blunt anti reform mood after Shen Chien execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
T. J. Stewart
John C. Black
Chicago
General Black
Miles
Stewart
San Francisco
Army of the
United States
Springfield
Taylor Greening
Hooley
London
Marlborough Street
E. T. Hooley
Kingston
Jamaica
Antilles
United Fruit
Jamaica Fruit Companies
Cuba
Tien Tsin
Shen Chien
Chang Chih Tung
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Geo. N. Engert, Jeweler
E. Main St
C. H. Jennings
Lima
Peffer
Hetty
Santa Clara
Cal
Effer
Petter
Potter Medical Ass'n
Jacesox
Pharstacy
Main Street
W. W. Barnett
Geo. A. Bright
Real Estate, Loan, and Insurance Agt
Temple Court
Washington
Nya Chichester
Flchster Chemical Co
Br. King
J. Ng. Jones
J. N. Jones
Qyer
Silver Creek Bridge
Alexandria
M. M. Walker
Lebanon
Effie Poyner
Davis Havens
Michigan
Butler
Charles Brets
Detroit
Mich
Brett
Valparaiso
John Witson
Leslie Biggs
Groun Marion
iInd
Alonzo
Wells
James Kennedy
Luther Mays
Mays
Logansport
Intendiag
Emery
Idon
Flordon
Southern Mail
Charlotte
Southern Railway
Gastonia
Tokio
Japan
Prince Konoye
House of Peers
Count Itagaki
Interior
Count Kuma
Russia
Martinique
Fort de France
Philadelphia
Indianapolis
Teddy” Kendall
Harry Kendall
Hall Place
Some. A. B.cossip
Gen. Stewart
Black
Widewater
Mount Vernon
Quantico Island
Clifton Beach
Maryland
Smithsoniannatitute
Thomas J. Stewart
Washington, Ind
Thespay
the Great
Frank James
Far East
Stirling
Roosevelt Rough Riders
Deadwood
Cole Yenger
Weeks
Hunt
T. J. Hunt
Merom
F. F. Ravens
Farmers Drug Store
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