Giving Out Back Pain Relief From Kidney Pills
Albert Tisnter a retired wagon manufacturer at 2500 Bedford road reports severe backache and kidney discomfort. He tried Dosa's Kidney Pills from Hoosier drug store, finding sore back pain eased, kidneys strengthened, and nocturnal annoyance reduced. Sold by all dealers 50 cents Foster-Milburn Buffalo NY, beware of substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cvaty
Albert Tisnter
Bedford Road
Foster—Milburn
Buffalo
N. Y
Dean
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Praised By Virginia Druggist
A Glen Springs Va druggist, A F Clark, reports selling twelve bottles of Chamberlains Cough Remedy in one night and says it has sold well for years. He notes its quick cures for coughs and colds and recommends it to customers. For sale by Plappt Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.F. Clark
Glade Springs
Camberlain
Jose
Virginia
Chamberlain
Plappt Drug Store
Extraordinary medical cures and patent medicine ads
A mix of testimonials touts medicines for consumption asthma and coughs. Notable claims include a man traveling 18 miles to obtain a “Dr. King's Nerv- Discovery” and a druggist offering trial bottle free. Other ads promote Dr Thomas Electric Oil and Foley's Honey and Tar with anecdotes of rapid relief and permanent cures. Local druggists Smith & Winton and Clapp Drug Store are cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Jones
Trust in Tried Remedies Sells Balm and Pancake Mix
Quotations praise Ely's Cream Balm curing severe catarrh and its non irritating formula. An ad mentions 50 cent price and mail order from Ely Brothers. Also notes Mrs Austid’s pancake mix promises delicious brown cakes for breakfast with cold water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Oscar Ostrov
Warren Ave
Chicago
Clarke
Shawmut . Ave
Boston
Mass
Ely Brothers
Warren St
New York
Severe Cold Cured by Foley’s Honey and Tar
A Batesville resident recounts three months of severe cold unrelieved by a druggist’s medicine and a physician’s prescription, then notes Foley's Honey and Tar cured him in eight doses. The ad promotes Dr Wood's Pine Syrup as suitable for children and effective for throat and lung ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Nusbaum
Batesville, Inc
Foley
Smith & Winton
National Council of Women Meets in New Orleans
The National Council of Women of the United States opened its executive session in New Orleans with no African American attendees at the public reception or session. President May Wright Sewall stated there had never been any probability of colored attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Mar
National Council of Women of the United States
Mra
Wright Sewall
Internation Council
Social function attendance sparks racial tension at New Orleans convention
At the New Orleans meeting of the National Association and National Council of Women, officials note only two Black women attended the business sessions, with Mrs. Yates of Missouri and Mrs. Williams of the host city. Mrs. Williams refused participation. the row over Black delegates reduces turnout and risks future splits among conventions. Mary Wood, acting president, presided as executive, with honorary president Susan B. Anthony and others honored. The convention plans a final business session today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seawall
Yates
Missouri
Williams
Mary Woodey
Sewalll
Innternational Council
Raaas
Susan B
Anthony
Womi’. Auagin Association
Fig Jamison Miller
Tae Vete
Helmuth
Sensation in Lexington as doctor found guilty of embezzlement
A Lexington jury returns a verdict of three years in the penitentiary for Dr A P Taylor a prominent physician and president of the Industrial Mutual Deposit Company. Embezzlement charges state he diverted funds to dividends, with fifty other statements to be tried. Also noted is Miss Cross and Prof John V Barry related to a Manila marriage plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
A. P
Taylor
Industrial Mutual Deposit Company
Tyent
Theo
Costly Fire Destroys Ohio Plant and Rubber Works
A Resoline can exploded at the American Cycle company mine in Airon Ohio yesterday afternoon causing a fire that destroyed the entire works and the adjoining Indin Rubber company plant. Loss is about 250000 with 142000 insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Airon
Ohio
American Cycle Company
Tarkington political star in Indiana circles
Indianapolis March 37 Newton Booth Tarkington, noted author and former legislator, draws steady political attention. Young Rep E Fran ch of Martinsville suggests Tarkington for lieutenant governor. others foresee a state senate run. Logansport barbers strike for shorter hours. Fred Landis and Hal Shideler loom in Eleventh district. Primary battles shape Republican delegates as Beveridge presides. Grand Army encampment planned at Anderson with large turnout. Senator Starr ill. Fairbanks attends. railroads offer one cent a mile rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarkington
Indianapolis
Newton Booth Tarkington
Booth
E. Franch
Martinsville
House
Tark
Clint Lyons
Fairmount
Blam Neal
Jonesboro
Hal Shideler
Marlon
Neal
Shideler
Grand Army of Indiana
Anderson
Starr
Richmond
Fairbanks Heap
Former Indiana postmaster Murphy jailed after disappearance
David A. Murphy formerly postmaster at Fairbanks Indiana was brought to Indianapolis from Hot Springs by a Little Rock deputy marshal. He is charged with absconding from the post office with 125 dollars of funds last February and left a note promising his body would be found in the Wabash river. He was eventually located near Hot Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Indianapolis
David A. Murphy
Fairbanks
Ind
Little Rock
Ark
Wabash River
Murphy
Judge Grants New Venire in Stratton Will Case
In Colorado Springs Judge Leeds granted the executors' motion to quash the juror panel and ordered a new venire returnable Saturday amid corruption charges connected to the jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Col
Leeds
W. 8. Stratton’s
Independent American Mechanics forms in Shelbyville
Shelbyville march 27 A union of the Independent American Mechanics is being formed in this city by laboring men. The organization mirrors one that recently filed articles with the secretary of state. Many signatures are being attached to the petition as the effort gains momentum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent American Mechanics
Shelbyville
Ind
Independent
American Mechanica
Fatal Street Fight in Eminence Kentucky Claims Marshal
Eminence Ky March 27 J W Lawden marshal of Drennon Springs was shot and killed yesterday afternoon in a street fight with John Popp age twenty seven suitor for Lawdens daughter Popp escaped the scene and remains at large
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eminence
J. W. Lawden
Drennon Springs
John Popp
Lawden
Popp
Inquest Clears Burdick Name in Ashland Ave Murder
Buffalo March 27 The Burdick inquest ended with no direct murder proof and cleared Edwin L Burdick of misdeeds while exposing false accusations. Judge Murphy may issue warrants for John Doe or Jane Roe if needed and a grand jury could review the case. Three new witnesses testified, and tests found no poison or blood on the golf-stick, eliminating it as the weapon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Edwin L. Buradick
Ashland Avenue
Murphy
Arthur R. Pennell
Burdick
Costsworth
John Doe
Jane Roe
Tragedy at Hynman Station Ends in Double Death
Bedford Pa March 27 W L Cogan of Saxton yesterday shot and killed his wife at the Baltimore and Ohio station in Hynman then killed himself after a quarrel two days earlier. Cogan kissed her and bade her goodbye bought a ticket and boarded the train. He walked through a car on the platform returned and shot his wife with a revolver then killed himself. Will Yield Only to Force. Paris March 27 Some twenty superior generals refused to obey a law forcing closures and will yield only to forcible expulsion when courts order closing. New Charter for Steel Company Trenton N J March 27 The United States Steel Corporation will file another charter today. No details given. Killed by Horse Madison Ind March 27 John W Connolly noted horseman was thrown by a horse he rode yesterday and died last night. Death at the Wedding Bowling Green Ky March 27 Robert Winscott married yesterday died moments later while receiving congratulations.
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Bedford
Cogan
Saxton
Baltimore &Ohio
Hynman
Paris
Chamber, of Deputies
France
Steel Company
Trenton
N. J
Secretary of State
United States Steel Corporation
Madison
Ind
John W. Connolly
Bowling Green
Robert Winscott
Mary Harmon
Double Assassination in Ravia Targets Chickasaw Leader
Ardmore March 27 a double assassination occurred at Ravia as Francis Hare and a local political leader were shot in the breast. Hare led Chickasaw political activities and figures at the time described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardmore
Francis Hare
V: F
Ravia
Hare
Judge Tyner Resigns from Post Office Department
Washington March 27 Judge Tyner assistant attorney general for the post office department has resigned to take effect on the appointment of his successor not yet chosen. Tyner is in serious physical condition and due to age has not been able to discharge duties for a long time and will not again visit the post office department officially.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyner
Washington
Post Office Department
Global notes and oddities from March telegrams
A scrambled March telegram round up mentions Moody and party at Kingsben and SomEa Corneil of Women in Senate on Orlesna, with later allusions to Queen Alex anger visiting Scotland in May. It notes Jamelesn reciprocity in the United States abandoned, oil prices in Lima fields rising, Roosevelt addresses on his western trip, and March arrivals. It also reports four thousand more immigrants than last year, a drowning in Pemiscot near Caruthersville while returning from a prayer meeting in a canoe, Beay Rice vetoed at 10,000, a Louisville court finding, and the Spanish cabinet approving 40 million in military estimates with 100,000 effective army.
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Trase
Moody
Kingsben
Somea Corneil
Senaton
Orlesna
Alexanger
Scotland
Mey
United States
Lima
Dent Roosevelt
Pemiscots
Caruthersville
Beay Rice
Hiram J. Scoggan
Loulaville Turtfwtin
Churchill Downs
Spanteh Cabinet Council
Burdock Blood Bitters Promises Strength for Life’s Battle
An elderly Versailles soldier, J. J. Havens, long bedridden with kidney disease, found relief after using Burdock Blood Bitters. The ad claims the product grants vigor and aids liver and kidney troubles, stomach and bowel complaints. It also promotes Electric Bitters as a life-changing tonic. A druggist, J. N. Jones, guarantees the 50 cent remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Havens
Versailles
J. N. Jones
Dangers of Pneumonia and Cures Promoted by Remedies
An article promotes Foley's Honey and Tar to stop coughs and strengthen lungs to prevent pneumonia. It warns that neglect can lead to fatal pneumonia and weakened lungs. It also mentions Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets to cleanse the stomach improve appetite and renew energy, sold by Clapps Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Clapps Plug Store
Folay
Foley
Smith & Winton
Clapps Drug
Shere
Cures for Piles and Travel Ticket Sales Advertised
A fragmentary 1903-era page features Dean's Ointment touted as a cure for itching piles. It also includes travel notices and reduced rail fares for multiple conventions and assemblies in Indiana, California, and nearby states, with dates in May and June 1903 and return limits in July.
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Dr. Thomas
Hary T. Crook
Ashevi
N. C
Gazette
Clapp Drug Store
Rawor
N. Jackson
Danville
Ill
Smith & Wigton
May Wright Sewalia
Carbondale
Tivas
John V. Barry
Mies Créan
Manila
Logansport
Fred Landis
Landis
Congress
Burdock
Mrs." Austin
the Maid
Spottown
Sapolio
S-W
General ‘Assembly
Presbyteria Church
Los Angeles
Cal
San Francisco
Grand Commandry
Knights,Templar
Fort Wayne
Grand Army of the Republic
Indiana
Andersons
Horrall Bros
Jepson
Dick Goqldy
Tinner
Tia
Geo. A. Bright
Agt
Temple Court
Washingto
A. Brayn and Co
Hatfeld & Palmer Co
Wimdtt
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