Vincennes Timecard and Express Routes Listed
The schedule lists trains serving Indianapolis Evansville Chicago Nashville Terre Haute and New Orleans with daily and Sunday variations. It includes No 3 Chicago and Evansville Express No 5 Chicago and Nashville No 2 Terre Haute and Eastern Express No 4 Chicago and Indianapolis Express No 6 Nashville and Chicago Limited No 8 Terre Haute Mail and Express and No 92 New Orleans and Florida Limited with corresponding daily times.
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Indianapolis
Evansville
Sun
Chicago
Nashville
Florida
Tarre Haute
Eastern Express
Nabhville
Chicago Limited
Evansyville
Terre Haute Mail and Express
New Orleans
Forida
Doan's Kidney Pills Prove Back Pain Relief in Washington
Albert Trainter of 1600 Bedford Road testifies Doan's Kidney Pills eased his backache and kidney discomfort. He details sharp pains, low spirits, and relief after using the Foster Milburn Co remedy sold by Hoosier Drug Store. Remember the name Doan's.
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Washington
Albert Trainter
Bedford Road
Dean
Foster—Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Doan’s
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Prominent Virginia Sale
Drugstore in Glade Springs Virginia reports selling twelve bottles of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy between eleven a m and closing time on January 2 1901. A F Clark notes the medicine sells well and provides satisfaction. The remedy has long been known in Virginia for its reputed cures and is sold by Clapp Drug Store.
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Ron
Chamberlain
A. F. Clark
Glade Springs
Virginia
Ise Chamberlain
Clapp Drug Store
Aisey's Wild Rite For Life and Cure Claims
Fragmentary advertising copy describes Aisey's Wild Rite for life, a son riding for life eighteen miles, and testimonials to Dr Kings New Discovery for consumption. It cites Leesville Indiana, W H Brown, Asthma relief, and guaranteed bottles with free trials at a local drug store. Also mentions Chamberlain's Pain Balm and Mrs Austin pancake mix with brief product testimonials.
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Aisey
St. N
Wine of Cardui Promises Relief for Women Suffering
An old advertisement extols Wine of Cardui as a natural remedy for female weakness and related pains. It claims the product strengthens the reproductive system, relieves menstrual issues, and offers private, self administered relief without medical examination, urging women to trust nature over doctors.
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Carduil
Wamtn
Nature
Cardui
Crescus
Aimee Pet
Carini
Soday
Revolt Ends Santo Domingo Capital as Government Falls
March 24 report says revolvers seize San Domingo, taking control of cable and land lines. Foreign Minister Sanchez seeks asylum in the U S consulate as Assistant Governor Echinique and General Pena are killed. Revolutionary forces under General Wosgil advance, many dead or wounded, city in chaos with stores closed and business halted.
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San Domingo
Republic of Santo Domingo
Sanchez
United States
Echinique
Pena
Wosgil
Peppin
Rioters Fire On Mob In Port of Spain
A serious riot broke out in Port of Spain Trinidad as police fired on a mob protesting a waterworks ordinance. Government buildings were attacked and set alight while the British cruiser Pallas stood offshore with bluejackets.
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Kingstown
St. Vincent
Port of Spain
Trinidad
Pallas
Legislative Council
Supreme Court frees Watts and Sachs in contempt case
Washington March 24 The United States Supreme Court ordered the immediate release of W W Watts and D A Sachs imprisoned in Indianapolis for contempt tied to the Zier Co bankruptcy case. They may file habeas corpus and certiorari petitions returnable April 6, with bonds of 500 dollars each.
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Washington
Mar
W. W. Watts
D. A. Sachs
Louisville
Indianapolis
Zier & Co
United States Supreme Court
Messrs
Watts and Sachs
Mr. Fairleigh
Mysterious Death of Actress in Washington
Mrs. Cora A. Wilbur wife of Ar thur R. Wilber manager of Hoyt's A Texas Steer and former star Alice Rogeland died suddenly at 29 in Washington. Police found a nearly full wood alcohol bottle and emptied paregoric and Jamaica ginger bottles in the room. The body was sent to the morgue and an inquest will determine the cause.
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Washington
Cora A. Wilbur
Arthur R. Wilber
Hoyt's
Texas
Alice Rogeland
Jamaica
Breathing Easy Again After Flood Recedes
Memphis paper reports the river falling on March 24, with flood danger in the area diminished. The focus shifts to levee conditions along the Mississippi river region spanning Louisiana Arkansas and Tennessee.
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Memphis
Tenn
Mississippi
Louisiana
Arkensas
NOTHING IN THEM War Department Turns Down Rath bone's Charges Against Wood
Secretary Root rejected EG Rathbone's charges against Brigadier General Leonard Wood. Root endorsed that no answer or action was required, stating the charges were unfounded. He cited Wood's involvement in post office cases with the secretary's prior approval.
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War Department
Rathbone
Wood
Washington
Root
EG. Rathbone
Leonard Wood
General Wood
Secretary of War
Cuba
Post Office
Returning Home Washington March 24 Queen Liliuokalani
Former Hawaiian queen Liliuokalani, who spent the winter in Washington, is preparing to return home after her stay in the capital. Her visits and meetings there concluded with plans for departure.
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Washington
Liliuokalani of
Hawail
Congress compensation for crown lands after annexation
A woman deprived of crown lands upon the Island’s annexation to the United States has left for San Francisco on her way to Honolulu. She is accompanied by two retainers who traveled to Washington with her.
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Congress
Island
United States
San Francisco
Honolulu
Washington
La Soufriere Erupts Violently Taunts Saint Vincent
Kingstown report from March 24 states La Soufriere volcano is in violent eruption spewing a black cloud over the colony. People fear for safety as lands beyond Georgestown and Chateau Belair suffer rapid erosion from old deposits, threatening future cultivation.
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Kingstown
St. Vincent
Georgestown
Chateau Belair
Mysterious Fatal Fire in North Twelfth Street Dwelling
Firemen found Mrs. Charles Adams dead on the floor of a North Twelfth Street dwelling in St. Louis. She appears to have suffocated. Charles Adams was detained for investigation as to how the blaze began. In Wilkesbarre, a new union forms across the Wyoming valley, named the Federal Labor Union, uniting workers not yet affiliated with any group.
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Helena Blan
Seventh Street
Milwaukee
Wis
St. Louis
Mar
North Twelfth
Charles Adams
Union of
Wilkesbarre
Wyoming Valley
Federal Labor Union
Telegrams of the Day: July Liberations and Global Disruptions
A jumble of telegraph briefs notes Mrs Maybrick to be freed in July 1004, Mexico City plans a modern underground telephone grid, six miners die in a gas explosion at Athena NL, Jamaica Mahler touted as Chicago’s heaviest man at 400 pounds, Venezuela’s Congress balks at Castro’s resignation, Chicago sees a large carriage strike, telegraph workers not striking on the Kansas City Southern, revolutionists seize Santo Domingo after bloodshed, a Canton Missouri Disciple church college destroyed by fire, fees cited at 21000, college founded 63 years ago, Rear Admiral Coghlan’s squadron arriving at Puerto Cortes to safeguard US interests, and a temporary visit to Lancaster Pennsylvania tied to Marietta Casting work disruptions.
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Maybrick
Mexico City
Athena
Jamica Mahler
Chicago
United States
Indead
Castro
Kansas City Southern
Santo Dontingo
Christian College
Canton
Coghlan
Puerto Cortez
Honduras
Tancaster
Penns
Marietta Casting Company
Marietta
Infanticide Fire Nightmare at Fiskdale Home
Brugbrided Massachusetts March 24 Mrs Pater Burke of Fiskdale killed her four children aged six five Louise five months and infant May Rose before burning the house and then slitting her own throat The four children were crushed and their bodies burned in a closet The mother used a large ax to kill and the fire was so intense that blood traces vanished The husband Burke arrived at the scene in shock and fainted
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Brugbrided
Mass
Pater Burke
Fiskdale
Lilla
Wiliam
Louise
May Rose
Burge
Burke
Mrs. Burke
Louie
Grurre- Waar Hacking Cough Cure Ad Warns Against Substitutes
A pasted retail ad extols Foley's Honey and Tar as a guaranteed cure for the grip and coughs, urging no substitutes. It includes a testimonial from A J Nusbaum of Batesville Ind about three months of illness cured by Foley's Trone and Tar, and lists Smith and Winton as sellers.
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Waar
Foley
Smith & Winton
A.J. Nusbaum
Batesville
Ind
Smith &’ Winton
Backlen' ry Agnies Salve Hag world wide fame
Backlen' ry Agnies SalveHag claims worldwide fame for marvelous cures surpassing all other salves ointments and balms for cuts corns burns boils sores felons ulcers tetter salt rhound fever sores chapped hands skin eruptions and piles Cure guaranteed Only 25 cents at J N Jones drggist
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J. N. Jones
Foley's Honey and Tar Cures Coughs and Cold
Ray of inflammations yield to the healing qualities of Kole Honey and Tar. It prevents pneumonia and consumption from a hard cold settled on the lungs. A Danville resident touts Foley's Honey and Tar as curative after many remedies failed, urging households to keep Dr Wood's Norway Pine.Signed claim by N. Jackson.
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N. Jackson
Danville
Foley
Smith & ‘Winton
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Joseecone QL
E. & Ira
Vincenges Timecard
Piax
THE
NEW Troy Laundry
Geo. H. Dunne
A. B. Knapp
Main St
Indiana
A. Rel
Berane
Meshington
Croup
Thomas
Harry “Rook
Ashevie
Gazette
Helena Bay
Santo Domingo
Supreme Court Acts
Colorado Springs
Col
W. S. Stratton
Stratton
J. Harry Stratton
E. G. Rathbone
Lilioukalani
Queen Lilivokalani
Massachusetts
Parker
Ely
Brothers
New York
Sapylio
Mater
Go-Cart
Horrall Bros
Themir
J .Pson
Dick Gooldy
Turner
Geo. A. Bright
Real Estate, Loan, and Insurance Agt
Temple Court
A. Brayn and Co
Hatfield & Palmer Co
Cimate
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