Indiana Republicans Ready for Campaign Opening
Indiana Republicans say they are fully prepared to begin the next campaign. They praise a strong organization from precincts to state level and recall last fall’s victory as proof of efficacy. The Harrison Memorial funds debate splits opinion on whether to build an arch or hall with current receipts. Senator Fairbanks is due back from St Louis to Indianapolis.
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State Committee
Goodrich
Harrison Memorial Association
Association
Senator Fairbanks
St. Louis
Indianapolis
Final Report Clears Speaker and Inter Ocean Editor
A legislative probe in Springfield concludes no real bribery attempt against Speaker John J. Miller or any Illinois House member. The committee condemns Chicago Inter Ocean editor G W Hinman and reporters for unfounded bribery charges. The report is adopted, and printing of 100000 copies ordered. A traction bill debate follows amid objections over long railway grants.
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John J. Miller
Chicago
Inter Ocean
George W. Hinman
Miller
Messrs
Anderson
George B. Albert
Ito
G. W. Hinman
Chicago Inter Ocean
Herbert Vanderhaaf
Frank Armstrong
John G. Lane
D. A. Campbell
Busse
Lindley, Nohe and
Mitchell
John A. Byrnes
E. R. Bills
L. Minzesheimer
Wiliam F. Feltmann
Metropolitan ‘Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago
Messrs. E. Burritt Smith
Walter J. Fisher
Chicago Inter!orgain
Hinman
Sueller
Btroct Railway
Fridgets
Ms Pbs
Japan says it has evacuated Manchuria province
Japanese foreign office announces Ressin has fully evacuated the Chang King province in Manchuria. The release expresses appreciation for American guidance and support. Mukden is noted as the Manchuria capital in the report.
Miraculous Cure of a Prominent Business Man in Blood Wine
A Burlington Daily News interview with Gilbert Harris of Essex Junction Vermont attests to Blood Wine’s efficacy. Harris recalls severe liver congestion three years prior, drastic weight loss, and exhaustion before taking Blood Wine, after which he improved rapidly and regained strength and appetite.
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Gilbert Harris
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Harris
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Mr. Harris
Blood Wine Restores Health After Nine-Year Decline
A testimonial from a long ill patient credits Blood Wine with reversing a nine-year decline in general debility. After eighteen months and three bottles, the individual reports a 25 pound gain and full restoration of former health, with permission to publish the statement for advertising.
Public Benefit From Testimonial Cited By Mrs Brillon
Mrs Henry Brillon of No in Grosvenordale Connecticut urges use of testimonials to aid public welfare. The remark emphasizes leveraging endorsements to support community benefit and informed civic choices.
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Henry Brillon
Ino. Grosvenordale
Conn
Cure of Consumption Fears Through Blood Wine Report
Mr Franks Wooley of 70 Central Avenue Albany writes that a severe December cold attacked his lungs and his family history included phthisis. A newspaper friend’s recommendation led him to Blood Wine. after two bottles his coughing stopped and lung pain disappeared within sixteen days.
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Franks Wooley
Central Avenue
Albany
N. Y
Wm. Sautter
Pearl Street
Blood Wine Praised by Hamilton Policeman H A Metcalf
Offer H A Metcalf a Hamilton police veteran credits Blood Wine with restoring appetite and health after doctors and medicines failed. He says after two to four bottles he recovered and now recommends the remedy to others with similar ailments.
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H. A. Metcalf
Hamilton
Ohio
Tate
Tosh
Blood Wine Promised Cure Says Statistician
An advertisement touts Blood Wine as curing a larger percentage of diseases than any medicine. J Harmon Smith claims it targets the blood as the cause of illness, promising permanent cures when other remedies offer only relief. Priced at 50 cents.
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Iir
Statistician
Blood Wine Aches and Paths Patent Remedy Ad
A testimonial from Mrs. Sam Banning at 225 tia street Fall River Massachusetts praises Blood Wine for curing backaches and weakness after childbirth. She says it strengthened her and she bought six bottles and shared it with four children, calling it the finest magicine she ever had.
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Fall &Iver
Mas
Sam Banning
Blood Wine Credited With Curing Rheumatism in Rochester Ad
A Rochester reader claims crippling rheumatism from September 1 to April 1 left him unable to walk. He says after taking Blood Wine he improved and was cured after two bottles. He invites others to call at 56 Sanford Street for information and references.
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Rochester
Sanford Street
Lecky
Missing County Clerk Fugitives In Indianas May Day Report
Lagrange Indiana May 1 fugitive county clerk T H W Masters faces a large debt to the county and creditors totaling seven thousand dollars. He was elected in 1900 and had three years left to serve. His daughter received a letter from him saying he was heading for Omaha from Kansas City. Further inquiries are underway.
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Lagrange
Ind
T. H W. Masters
Lagrange County
Kansas City
Omaha
Corning Notes Local Social and Church Updates
James M. Volies transacted business at Washington Tuesday. Vera Lents visits from Elwood Indiana. Young people plan a Carrico's hall ball Tuesday night May 5. M4 John Skelly at Washington Monday AP M. F. Doylé to build a new house this summer. James A. Kellett at the county seat Wednesday. E M Laycock holding a mission at St Patrick's church this week. Large crowds attend services. A class of children to make first communion at St Patrick's about early June and be confirmed by Bishop O Donaghue John T Waller and wife at Washington Saturday. Frank Wilson wedding failed to materialize after Easter. Leo and Oscar Smith at In less than two weeks a new superintendent will be chosen to succeed Wm. Wallace. McHenry and Dixon plum debate noted.
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James M. Volies
Washington
Vera Lents
Elwood
Ind
Carrico’s Hall
John Skelly
Mon- AP
M. F. Doylé
James A. Kellett
E. M. Laycock
St. Patrick’s Church
Sweek
St. Patricks
O’donaghue
John T. Waller
Frank Wilso
Leo Smith
Oscar
Will Way
A. Wallace
Maby
McHenry
Dixon
Death of Old Explorer
Paul B. Du Chaillu, noted author and explorer, dies in St. Petersburg after paralysis struck him on Wednesday. Also reported Indiana centenarian John Plum Teeple dies in La Porte after celebrating his 10th birthday on January 23.
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St. Petersburg
Paul B. du Chaillu
Indiana
la Porte
Ind
John Plum Teeple
Odd Sauace
Low One Way Colonist Rates Open Through April 30 1903
The Illinois Central railroad offers one way colonist tickets at about two thirds the regular fare to many points in Idaho Monthya Washington Oregon and British Columbia. Customers may request exact rates by city and state contact. F R Wheeler O P T A Evansville Indiana Hanson GP A Chicago Scott AGP A Memphis Tennessee.
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Idaho
Monthya
Washington
Oregon
British,Columbia
F.R. Wheeler
T. A
Main St
Evansville
Ind
Hanson
Chicago
John A. Scott
A.G.P. A
Memphis
Tenn
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